Weather forecast and wartime weather notes in brief
January 31 forecast from Washington says fall tonight and Friday with increasing clouds and warmer tonight. General conditions show high pressure along the coast from Maine to Florida with a low in the lake region and a developing low in the southwest. Rain in the far southwest, otherwise clear or cloudy, temperatures rising east of the Mississippi and cooler in the Northwest.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
At&nam
Maine
Florida
Canada
Coider
Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
New Advertisements Today Read in Local Shops
New ads list Granuisted Sugar F Bohroeder Fish Schroeder Alfred Ritter Ey Chas Gitunge Shoata For Bale u J A DeGrange Wanted not Landauer Co New shoe Bieter Office John Hendrickson waobeves Co G Carty Geo F Thomas Parnttare ssec 0 Canned Good
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F. J. Bohroeder
Fish J. Schroeder
Alfred Ritter
Chas
R. Gitunge
J. A. DeGrange
Landauer & Co
New Shoe Bieter
MO. A
Johna Hendrickson
Waobeves Co
G. Carty
Geo. F. Thomas
The Weekly News Highlights a Broad Local Coverage
The Weekly News extols journalism as essential to progress and outlines its twelve page issue. It notes world telegraph reports, local features, and departments like Farm and Garden, Live Stock, and Dairy. The issue includes short stories poems ads, market briefs, and notices such as the wills of Ann Molesworth and distributions for Archiban T. Susafar, with real estate and other legal items.
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Hes Jed
Telegraph
Cable
Opie Road
Kilmer
Fort Sumter
Hawkins
Ha Zovaves
Barpelde
Maryland
Shumdance
Fant A. Bowers
Coert Aollow Ccs
Step
Pornitarteserseeerrsrseermee O
C. Carty
Weillngton Hammond
Hotioe
J. Marshall Landis
Coismiate
Shriner Milling Co
Babioltertes
Malfaiz & Coats
Cme-E
Masites Sad
Rodock & Nekig
EB. Walker & Go
Real Batate
Thomas & Clary
Treir Areual Feast at City Ball Gives Pleasant Evening
The mayor and aldermen led a masqued gathering at the City Ball in a memorable feast. A large dining room, silverware, and menus set a formal tone as music accompanied courses. Attendees included Mayor A. H. Yeakle, Aldermen Tyson, Rice, Diffendal, Clerk Kemp, and others with guests like Wm. M. Crimmins and Frank P. Boblitz. A full menu offered cold turkey, lamb tongue, marland biscuits, fruit, and beverages as the social event closed with laughter and cheer.
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Aldermeon
Duis
Cale
Chas D
Guesia
A. H. Yeakle
G. Warley Tyson
Lewis A. Rice
Charles L. Diffendal
H. &. Kemp
Niles Abrecht
John Hobbs
Andrew Renner
F. M. Eichelberger
L. M. Stone
Jonathan Bleer
John Ebert
Gettemen
Messrs
Wm. M. Crimmins
Frank P. Boblitz
New Market Literary Club Debates Extravagant Man
New Market Literary Club met at I S Russell residence with 730 PM start. Debate on the question That man is more extravagant than woman ended 2 to 1 in favor of the negative. Mary Hopkins and Linda Griffith spoke for, Lynn Wood and Henry Huesell against. Performances by Miss Hopkins and a duet closed the evening amid attendance from guests including Dr Hopkins and Miss Phebe Russell.
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NEW Market Literary Club
Misa Alma Stier
Russell
Mary Hopkins
Linda Griffith
Mesara
Lynn Wood
Henry Huesell
Alma Stler
Bertie Sullivan
William Atter
Baltimore
Rasell
Funeral services for Brubaker and Lowe conducted today
The funeral for Samuel Brubaker was held at his late home on South Market Street at 3 PM with Rev. Osborne Ingle officiating. Interment followed at Doub's Graveyard. Pallbearers were from Lowenstein Wertheimer’s tailoring shop. F Schroeder was the undertaker. Elizabeth Eugene Lowe, widow of George P. Lowe, was buried this afternoon at Mount Olivet Cemetery from her East Third Street residence with Rev. A H Zimmerman officiating. F Schroeder again served as undertaker.
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Samuel Brubaker
Washington Marman
South Market Street
Osborne Ingle
Doub's
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
F. Schroeder
Elizabeth Eugene Lowe
Hotel Arrivals and Local Plans Highlight County Notes
A list reports hotel arrivals including Mamaport Pa A T Rover Waynesboro Pa G W Hobbs Albany NT J L Vance Boston Mass and others from the county Osama Holme C J McCarthy Columbia Pa English Pittsburg Pa J B Gritish Martin Lagman Washington DC county Hews of the Churches St Johns German hold will services Sunday at Trinity Reformed Chapel George of Leacock Pa to officiate Bape Gover vil to continue coating balance of week Walkertonville water supply plans underway overflow from Milton Zimmerman spring to pipes other option farm of late G Joerp Doll Keg Preparing arsenic syrup claim warns that syrup will cure habitual constipation Ripasion warned against ineffective tonics
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Arrvals
Mamaport
A. T. Rover
Waynesboro
G. W. Hobbs
Albany
J. L. Vance
Boston
Mass
Osama Holme
C. J. McCarthy
Columbia
Pittsburg
J. B. Gritish
Martin Lagman
Washington
D. C
St. John's
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Eity. George
Leccaster
Walkerthville
Milton Zimmerman
G. Joerp& Doll
Maryland Legislature Notes and Frederick County Items
Yesterday in the Senate and House, discussions urged upholding pledges on reassessment law, fair elections, and civil service appointments. Bills moved to fund farmers institutes and Morgan College, dredge Annapolis harbor, and a liquor license commission. a local Garrett county prohibition bill passed. committees announced including Frederick items. bond authorization sought for Tourmont town hall.
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Senatyan House
Frederick Conety
Lowndes
Maryland Iegilature
Lee
Goterger Opporiuetty
Senate
Ube
Bruce
Bittimore ci
Viking
Strobridge
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Brown
Latrobe
Morgan College
Congress
Annapois Harbor
Thomas Frank Tyler
Baltimore
Soseker Madd
Anderson Chapel
Swanton
Garrett County
Willard Howard
Hering
Seneca
Susquehanna River
Chesapeake Bay
Pennington
Bradford
Philip D.baird
Wiliam Pinkney Welte
Maryland Pilots
Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
Robert A. Emich
Ahrb
Frederick County
Mudd
Rouser
Civil Service
Markell
Temperance
Wood
Rouzar
Tourmont
Notable state items from Maryland news briefed
News of the State lists deaths and crimes in Maryland. Jessa O Bdelen of Prince George's county is dead. A Salisbury High principal Thomas A Williams resigns. Kent oysters oppose Annapolis proposed legislation. A bank barn fire in Washington county kills cattle and corn. James Thompson of Roland Park jailed for defrauding a Dorchester hotel man. Alfred Bkinner, colored, is fined for murder. Wellington, Republican committee chair, remains in Cumberland. A young man’s body with a bullet hole is found near Town Point Cecil county. coroner’s jury verdict murder.
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Jessa O. Bdelen
Prince George's County
Howard
Maryland Oyster Navy
Thomas A. Williams
Salisbury High School
Kent County
Annapolis
David Cecil
Washington County
James Thompson
Roland Park
Towson
Dorchester County
Alfred Bkinner
Wellington
Republican State Central Committee
Cumberland
Bohemia River
Town Point
Cecil County
Colonel Baughman Hosts Baltimore Dinner Honoring McSherry
Col L Victor Baughman hosted a dinner in Baltimore last night to honor the elevation of Judge McSherry to the Court of Appeals and to mark the formalization of Mr Edward L Was more accurate than Colonel Baughman guessed. Mr Lowndes attended as a guest alongside Chief Judge McSherry and Mr Bartlett.
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Colomel
L. Victor Basghmes
Maryland Cin
Baltimore
Judge McSherry
Ship
Cort of Appeala of
Mary
Edward L
Boughmupgu
Hurst
Mr. Lowndes
McSherry
Bartlett
Baughman
Fire destroys farm buildings near Emmtsberg
Fire swept a barn wagon shed and hay at Edward Florence's farm about one mile north of Waa on Tuesday morning. The house was saved after fighting. no other property loss reported. Meanwhile the City Opera House presented The King's Daughter and Land Dad to raise relief funds. Say you saw in a fac.
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Emmtsberg
Edward Florence
Waa
Florence Reskdee
Tonigh
CURED BY FAITE IN FREDERICK HOSPITAL DISCOVERY
A remarkable case of physical infirmity cured by faith in divine healing is reported in Frederick. George W. Stresbarger of North Market Street, long paralyzed and unable to walk, attended German Baptists meetings at the church near West Forty third. After initial fear he walked to church, later aided by a carriage, and now shows gradual recovery attributed to fervent preaching and prayer by the German Baptists.
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Civins
Frederick
George W. Stresbarger
North Market Street
Saragberger
Gernsa
Stiecce
Anxiice Ls
Tate Buys Sandsy
Srommer
Wes
Eider Bragier
Gilfalth
Baltimore Trip Of Six Young Men By Foot
Yesterday six young men left the city on foot for Baltimore via the Frederick and Baltimore turnpike. The jolly party, well supplied, planned stops at Poplar Sprigs and Ellicott City before finishing in Baltimore. Members include Power Williams Rosell Seigel Morphy and Geiger. Fr Jad A Power and Arthur Williams will aid the journey with wit and stage charisma. The group began planning Tuesday afternoon, moonlight guiding grips on the road as they wish the travelers a safe voyage.
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Baltimore
Tak Nuws
Frederick and
Poplar Spricga
Ellicott City
Dlonumentsi City
Mosara
Willams
Power
Rosell
Seigel
Morphy
Geiger
Jad. A. Power
Arthur Williams
Marriage of Miss Nelle Bready to Mr Charlie Fair
A wedding at the Reformed Church in Adamstown united Miss Nelle Bready daughter of Mr and Mrs Edw Bready with Mr Charlie Fair of Motter's Station. The ceremony led by Rev J M Motter featured Mendelssohn March with a white silk gown and bridal roses. Attendants included Grace Bready Maude Bready Lucy Cox and others. The couple departed for eastward travel by train amid rice and congratulations.
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the Reformed Church
Adamstown
Nelle Bready
Edw. Bready
Charlie Fair
Motter’s Station
Mites D. Kohlenberg
Mendelasobo
Che Brile
Gov. Riser
Buckeystown
Lamar Bready
Clarence Bready
J. M. Motter
Cox
Grace Bready
Might
Beppy
Tomatoes profitable crop in Greensboro Md community
The Greensboro area in Maryland sees renewed interest in tomato cultivation as growers discuss profitability. Farmers report past price declines to about $3 per ton, prompting some to abandon tomatoes while others seek higher prices. At Didgery, four miles south, growers vote for no tomato sales below $6 per ton this year, with packers likely to respond.
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Greensboro
Ter
Didgery
Here
Coey
Patriotic Hen Draws Crowds in Elliott City Area
Mrs. Edward Boswell of Oalla reports a Leghorn chick from her brood hatched last summer shows a red white and blue banded plumage. The chick’s color pattern matches the egg it laid, making the unusual bird and its egg a local curiosity drawing visitors to Boswell home near Walkeraville. Marriage Livansee Elmer E B Murphy and Nannie H Burker of Walkeraville this county.
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Elliott
Edward Boswell
Oalla
Livansee
Elmer EB. Murphy
Nannie H. Burker
Waikeraville
This County
North Market Street Bargain Sale Ends Soon
Local shoppers flock to North Market Street as large discounts prompt a last minute rush. Stores advertise clearance prices and limited stock as the event draws to a close.
Bazar Bulletin announces supper service and events
The Bazar Bulletin No 4 promotes home supper delivery from 5 to 7 pm with a rich vianda menu, opening Monday February 8. It invites Young Men to a reception at the M O A Parlor tonight at 8. Dr Hardesty to visit Frederick Thursday the 80th and Friday at 1 pm. Alumni meeting set for Friday January 1 1806. Bakotia No 1 collectors to call in north and south city February 5.
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Vianda
Ibs
Hardesty
Frederick
Basar Bakotia No
City
Church
Chures Bt
Bouthern
City Opera House
Fortune Teller in Frederick County Leads to Lost Bags
Mrs. Myers of Frederick county attended the Market at Hagerstown teesiay and reported a fortune teller case in the clerk's office at the house bors. She recovered several bags that went astray and a medium of a fortune tailor assisted. An oratorio in Brunswick titled Queen Ether featured IBury and his trained apelatanta with other musicians from Martinsburg. A large hay press broke on Market Street causing train delays as it impeded the line.
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Myers
Frederick County
Hagerstown Teesiay
Mae Dagatry
Bors
Brunswick
Ee Ibury
Apelatanta
Opara
Ether
Beonkdewa
Market Street
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