Weather Summary From Chief L Boors Weather Bureau
Higher temperatures prevail across the West while the Lower Lake region reports cooler conditions and the Middle States and New England show slight changes. Light showers extend from the South Carolina coast to Arkansas and Louisiana with additional light showers in Colorado and the Lower Lake region. Generally fair weather expected elsewhere with a moderate temperature rise east of the Mississippi except in the Lower Lake region. If cloud and rain are seen in the Bureau today expect similar conditions here in a day or two.
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Rv. L. Boors
Weather Bureau
Lower Lake Region
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New Advs Day Read Just Now
Fragmented ad note discusses new advertisements in The News. It emphasizes reliability for readers and advertizers and mentions subscribers and a tailor. The clipped text suggests a focus on truthful advertising and reader trust.
Notice to Subscribers for Monthly Carriers Collection
Monday the 15th is the regular collection day for Taz Dary News. Carriers will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Taz Dary News
Personal notices of residents visiting and traveling
Major Samiel Brown and wife return to Centre county Pennsylvania for a nephew's era. Washington and Florida visitors stop by Miss Mary Little in Waynesboro. Fort Keogh guests travel to Janista and Mrs Ritner. Roy Coldflower ends vacation and moves to Missouri Valley. Frank Rouzer joins from Thurmont. Mrs D H Mowen visits Frederick. Mrs Augustus Dillon and daughter visit Emmitaburg. Isabella Whaley heads to Atlantic City. Bessie Nail visits Mabel Ely in Camden NJ. Grace Heuck Nelle Dean stay with Alice Shearer. James B Smith from the National returns from Woodsboro. Etta Harbaugh returns from two months with sister. Edgar Boyer visits Wm H Burger. Laura Roth visits and plans to return to Frederick. Joseph Douglass and Nelle travel to Preston Maryland for several weeks. Bre Samuel Gill visits friends in the city.
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Samiel Brown
Centre County
H. A. Kauffman
Washington
Ire Kauffman
Pearl
Banford
Florida
Mary Little
South Market Street
Janista
Roy Coldflower
Pnormont
Missouri Valley
Kan
Chicago and Northwestern
Frank Rouzer
D. R. Rouver
Thurmont
Colliffower
D. H. Mowen
Myeraville
Mary Bkoogle
Frederick
Augustus Dillon
Hagerstown
Emmitaburg
Isabella Whaley
Atlantic City
Bessie Nail
Camden
N. J
Mabel Ely
Grace Heuck
Nelle Dean
Alice Shearer
Second Street
Waynesboro
James B. Smith
the National
Woodsboro
Mica Etta Harbaugh
Wm. AS. Harbaugh
Clayton Avenue
Edgar Boyer
W- H. Burger
Esat Patrick Street
Laura Roth
M.P. Shriner
N. Market Street
Roth
Joseph Douglass
Nelle
East Third Street
Preston
Mad
Bre
Samuel Gill
Baltimore
Republican Central Committee Sets Primary and County Dates
The Republican county central committee met at the Court House to fix primary and convention dates. Primary meetings are set for Saturday August 3 and the county convention for August 10 in Frederick. The session was described as among the largest and most enthusiastic in a long time.
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Republican Central Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Frederick
Central Committee
John Baker Found Insane in Frederick Murder Case
A jury at Frederick court found John Baker insane after evaluating the case of a man who acted in a strange manner days earlier. Baker will be sent for treatment. The State Mutual is noted as one of the major insurance firms in the United States, with business begun in 1345.
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Jonanico
John Baker
Frederick
The
State Mutual
United States
July heat fades as autumn hints emerge
The writer reflects on unseasonable July warmth receding, notes cooler days and forecasts more warm spells. Mentions gas costs rising, local politics, and upcoming social events. Describes festivals, picnics, and a long list of people, places, and civic happenings with a humorous, reflective tone.
Hia Favorite Frost Saga Opens in Carroll Record
In Carroll Record notice, Huckleberries begin a new feature saga titled Hia Favorite Frost Saga. The item teases Clay Nail’s appearance and hints at a playful state mutual fund selling no tontine while promising annual cash dividends.
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Hia
Clay Nail
Hasper's Ferry Robbers Strike Near Ballimore Depot
Reported Wednesday night near the Ballimore and Ohio depot at Baspers Ferry West Virginia two young men robbed the station during a 9:50 Washington train stop. They forced a window, opened a passenger drawer, and took available cash. an adjoining drawer may have held $1,000, which they did not find. Witnesses saw the men and expect clues to identify the leader linked to a dynamite incident near the Big Monocacy.
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Hasper's Ferry
Ballimore and Ohio Railroad
Baspers Ferry
W. Ya
Tes
Washicrton
Scar
Neaches Toromex
Renny
Esid
Remembered by Friends of Exceleor Cleanhery at Bucceystren
An obituary of kindness describes Messrs Nicodemus proprietors of the Exceleor Cleanhery at Bucceystren who provided ice cream and cake to Tax News staff during summer visits. They bake Guest Ice cream for wholesale and retail trade, shipping to any point, and their generosity is deeply appreciated by all staff members.
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Nicodemus
Exceleor Cleanhery
Bucceystren
Messrs
Elected Officers Named for Myersville and Emamitaburg Lodges
Myersville Goond No. 125 Jr. O U A M elects six month officers: Past councilor M. D. Earp, vice-councilor D. A. Schildknecht, assistant recording sec W. R. Mowen, conductor Wm. G. Moser, warden M. F. Shepley, inside sentinel Geo. W. Moser, outside sentinel G. E. Mowen, chaplain J. F. Peffinberger. Emamitaburg Council No. 53 Jr. C O A M names officers: junior post councilor Wo. J. Stansbury, councilor Yost C. Harbaugh, vice councilor Wm. Fair, recording secretary Wm. D. Colliflower, assistant secretary John F. Adelaberger, conductor Charles R. Landers, warden J. Bingleton Dorsey, guard sentinel Holland Weant, inside sentinel John P. Moser, chaplain Philip N. Stanabury, trustees Robert F. Zentz H. A. Naylor Denton Wachter.
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Je. O.U. A. BL
Parsons
Myersville Goond No. 125
M. D. Earp
D. A. Schildknecht
W. R. Mowen
Wm. G. Moser
M. F. Shepley
Inside Sentinel
Geo. W. Moser
Charles R. Landers
J. Bingleton Dorsey
Gutaide Sentinel
Holland Weant
Inaide Sentinel
John P. Moser
Philip N. Btanabury
Robert F. Zentz
H. A. Naylor
Denton Wachter
Land deeds shown from Maryland era inscriptions
Two ancient land grants displayed: a 1753 Great Seal document to Jacob Lydeman for Lydeman's Delight near Walkeraville signed by Horatio Sharpe, and a 1790 grant to John Lock signed by Alexander Contee Hanson titled Locks Chance. Both parchments are well preserved with archaic writing and printing.
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Maryland
Horatio Sharpe
Jacob Lydeman
Alexander Contee Hanson
John Lock
Lock
Boy Bitten by Shepherd Dog Near Middletown
Frank Remeburg age 13, son of ex County Commissioner John W. Remeburg, Middletown, was bitten on the left leg by a shepherd dog last Friday. He had gone to a farm residence north of Middletown to buy butter when the dog attacked, sinking two teeth and scraping the skin as he fell. Dr. J. E. Beatty treated the wound.
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Frank Remeburg
John W. Remeburg
Middletown
Marion T. Brandenburg
P. J. Levy
J. E. Beatty
Picnic Dates for Middletown Sunday School Event
The big annual picnic will be held on the old grounds two miles southwest of Middletown on Saturday August 31. Earlier dates announced include Braddock school August 10 Rocky Springs August 17 Wolfsville Lutheran schools August 17 and Pleasant Walk LL B school September 7.
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Middletown
Braddock
Rocky Springs
Wolfsville Lutheran
Pleasant Walk LL. B
Picnic at Poplar Springs Good Templar Meeting
The Good Templar picnic at Poplar Springs Howard county on July 6 drew a large audience despite rain threats. Capt J. B. Asheock gave a notable one hour forty minute talk. A dog owned by Mr. Dorsey near Kounsburg went mad Friday and killed after biting several animals including two cows and another dog.
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Poplar Springs
Good Templar
Howard County
J. 3. B. Asheock
Sidgeton Doreey
Kounisburg
T Pad
Dorsey
Wm. Long
Saila Bustier and Harman Split Wheat Field Incident
Mr John J Harman a 75 year old former resident of Myeravne near Fankstown Washington county allegedly cut an acre of pros trated wheat in two days with a cane. It is said a young man Harman cut seven acres in one day in a prior episode, underscoring notable strength.
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John J. Harman
Gee
Myeravne
Fankstown
Washington County
Harman
Syrup of Figga for travel health serves kids and adults
When traveling on pleasure or business, take every trip's bottle of Syrup of Fig as it acts pleasantly and effectively on the stomach, liver, and bowels, helping prevent fevers and headaches. Sold in 50c and $1 bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Californie Fig Syrap Co
Freight Wreck On Baltimore and Ohio Near Mt Airy
A late night freight wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Mt Airy killed engineer Charles W. Smith and seriously injured machinist Wesley Beall. The engine and three cars derailed after a drawing head failure blocked the line, delaying the Baltimore to Frederick service by about two hours.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Mt Airy
Antber
Cyan
Dreman
Charles W. Smith
Baltimore
Wesley Beall
Frederick
Law and order clings as court fines wife beater
Police Justice Eckstein handles domestic dispute with a drunken father fined 585 dollars before adjourning the woman to consider her next steps. Additional incidents include a Broadway fight with a white man and colored participants, a shaken witness, and the case against Dr C V K Harbaugh for alleged abortion, with Harbaugh posting bail at 500 dollars. Other items note a suspect assault case involving Harry Creager, testimony in cases tied to Deford Co and Brown & McKinney, plus local notices and real estate transfers.
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Aiste Boar
Eckstein
Court of Police
Ageesa O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Rome
O’donnel
Rigdon
Frederick
Broadway
Insmelea
Diamiea
Theus
C. V. K. Harbaugh
Bronewick
Minnie Barger
Eckatein
Barger
Harbaugh
Herbaugh
Dessie Nagle
Cresger
Snn
Deford & Co
Teenof Brown & McKinney
John P. Poe
Local Lottery Mixup Yields Prize Receipt
A man named Wiliams from Bissfield and others found a sold prize ticket in a drawing. A mix of tickets led to the border not being punched, delaying the award. Mansfeld later checked tickets and found the winning entry, earning the prize by coincidence.
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Wiliams Bissfield
G. W.daKh
Changes At Tex Nune Office Name Keefer Postmaster
Mr John J. Bisffeld leaves Tex Nune after years in manufacturing and printing. Mr Harry A. Keefer, now appointed in the Poesion, takes over Monday. Keefer, long tied to Frederick Examiner, brings strong postmaster credentials and serves as secretary of the Agricultural Society. He will be at the Tex News office to greet friends.
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City Grandeen
Lewis Rice
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Monocacy
Rey
Johnny Bilelfeld
Deptar
Harry Keefer
Johnny
John J. Bisffeld
Tex Nune
Harry A. Keefer
Poesion
Keefer
Frederick Examiner
Frederick Ever Heck
The
Agricultural Society
Mary
Death of horse during harvest at River farm Boller's Sill
Mr Darel Lichter, a river farm proprietor at Boller's Sill, was harvesting when a horse hired from Mr Harvey Long, driven by four others in a blad er sat down and died within an hour. The carcass was opened to reveal a hole in its bladder. otherwise the animal seemed fine.
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Darel Lichter
Boller's Sill
Harvey Long
Sturdevant Named Professor of Electrical Science in Louisville
Mr. Chas. R. Sturdevant, son-in-law of Prof. Cyrus Thomas of Frederick, has been appointed Professor of Electrical Science in the Manual Training School of Louisville Ry. The institution is the same as the industrial schools of other states.
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Chas. R. Sturdevant
Cyrus Thomas
Frederick
Manual Training School
Louisville
Beac Ball Recap Delivers Snow Bat Club Victory
In a rough pasada game the Fast Mall and new Ball clubs clashed with the Past Mall winning by a score of tol. The Snow Bat Club credited Heard and Barthview along with Shipley and Gatses for the points.
U No Worm Lozenges and Tonic Ad Campaign
Local notices promote U No Worm Lozenges and U No Tonic as quick fixes for indigestion worms and pains. Testimonials from residents on Bentz and South streets praise relief, better sleep, and restored health. A college ad promises earnings for workers and notes a 25-cent worm remedy and 15-cent corn cure, with retailer Wolf's Business College and Rahlag Grocery Co. highlighted.
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Wm. Angesine
South Street
Old Wheat Flour Cries For Customers In Pews
A fragmented market notice urges parishioners to buy Cerpsville Buller flour amid a tongue twisted plea. The message mixes pantry goods with church pew imagery and a playful misspelling approach to reach readers.
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Cerpsville Buller
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