Weather Recap and Historical Notes From June 22
A historical survey and weather bulletin recounts events and remarks from June 22, including notable figures, places, and a forecast update. It notes atmospheric pressure patterns over New England and the Middle Atlantic, with rain and clouds prevailing in the east and variable temperatures across regions, plus advisory forecasts for warmer and cooler trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Danecroros
Weather Bureau
New Bennewick
Nadtharn
New England
Atsinibofa
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Lynchburg
Charlotte
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Green Bay
la Crosse
St. Pat
Denver
Minnesota
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic Seaboard
Gore Valley
Tennessee
Atlantic States
Rebuilding Sale and Local Notices Parade
New ads appear daily as merchants list sales and notices. The column includes references to Rebuilding Sale, various firms, mortgagee sales, salesmen, and promotional items with names such as Jacob Rohrback, J YL Carty, and Adolfus Fearhske. Free samples promoted by a revenue scheme are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menner & Kemp
Encyclopedia Britannica
Balto
Herald
C. Zacharias
Brown Sros. Co
Jacob Rohrback
All’y. Sensonnesd
Geo
Myer
Sec
Tilton
Braet & Co
J. YL
Carty
Mallia
Kamo
Adolphus Fearhske
Sec’y
UNO Medicine Co
Brief Bits. Porker weighed 530 pounds dressed at local butcher
Mr Kolb pork butcher West Fourth street butchered a hog yesterday tipping the beam at 530 pounds dressed. A traveling opera company arrived Thursday and departed for Hanover. Mr Samuel D Gaver of Middletown badly cut fingers using a combined meat knife and saw. Dr Beckley treated the injuries. Grayson Z. Stup of Frederick excelled at Gettysburg College commencement. Paper insulation for three main telephone wires being laid in Nottingham England. Harvests reported across lower Eastern Shore with Talbot and Caroline counties bountiful. Pen-Mar Park to open next Wednesday for the season. Fen-Mar Council Royal Arcanum members and wives celebrated eighteenth anniversary with a picnic at Big Pool and Old Fort Frederick. Emory Stockman and W H B Etchison suffered a light cut at work. A cow owned by John L Reefer of the Manor is paralyzed and unable to stand. Willhide at Harmony Grove reports several chores ill. D S Rice elected Maryland delegate to Inter-National Cupreme Lodge meeting in Boston next week. Rice to depart for city Monday. H D Lampe finished frescoing Fulton Avenue Methodist church interior in Baltimore.
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Beckley
Grayson Z
Frederick
Gettysburg College
Nottingham
Engand
Talbot
Caroline
Pen-Mar Park
Fen- Mar Council
Royal Arcanum
Hagerstown
Order
Big Pool
Old Fort Frederick
Emory Stockman
W. H. B. Etchizon
Yesteray
John L. Reefer
West Frederick
Willhide
George Accok
Harmony Grove
D.S. Rice
Maryland
Bostoc
Mase
Rice
D.h. Lampe
Fulton Avenue Methodist Church
Baltimore
Death notices of Morgan Richmond and Adam Pool
Morgan Richmond a native of Middletown died in Dayton Ohio last week aged 64. Adam Pool a long time county resident died yesterday at Montevue Hospital. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery occurred this afternoon.
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Morgan Richmond
Morgan H. Ricamond
Middletown
Dayton, O
Adam
Pool
Adam Pool
Montevue Goapital
Mt. Olivet
Market Gossip at Frederick Market House
The Frederick Market House bustles with buyers and traders from the city. Billy Elston draws steady trade while farmers bring in berries and melons, including firsts from the south and local varieties, with notes on weather, pest concerns, and diet tips for summer.
Price list of market goods in a colonial ledger
A transcripted price table lists various food items with unit prices across categories such as poultry beef veal pork and vegetables. Entries include chickens 23 cents each, beef cuts from 8 to 24 cents per pound, onions 10 cents per half peck, lettuce 2 to 5 cents per head, and fruits like bananas 10 to 5 cents per dozen and lemons 13 to 25 cents per dozen.
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Uhhickens
Iive
Marlon
Bay Taylors
Sermon
Sheepzhead
Founders
Hambdollers
Boey
Smith’s
Temple of Fancy
Successful Teachers Examinations List By State Association
Results show first and second grade certificates awarded to numerous applicants with percentages met. Also notes on scholarships, attendance figures, and a feature on Miss Maud Solt’s celebrated sweet pea collection. Local property transfers and agricultural notes follow, including wheat yields and an election at the Maryland Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teacher's Association
N.s
Sidausdog
Seasions
Tan Procare
Munon
B.&c
Frederick
Weather swings from heat to cold in late summer town chronicle
A long, lively local item describes fluctuating heat waves and shifting fashions as September-like days mix with July warmth. It notes agricultural worries, school and college closures, graduations, weddings, and upcoming mayors elections with a playful tone and many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infante
Theo
Joe Fussard
Hagerstown
Cleveland’s
Buzzard's Bay
Local officers relocate payments and free samples offered
The Frederick Building Association meets at Bardt & Keefer office for stockholder payments this Saturday between 7 and 8:30 PM. Payments also accepted at Frederick County National Bank on Saturdays and Mondays. Free samples of U No Tonic touted for dyspepsia relief with a thirty day trial offer. Lynch Lodge No. 167 AA and FM to attend church services Sunday at Evangelical Reformed Church.
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The
Frederick Building Association
Bardt & Keefer
East Pat- Tick Street
Frederick County National Bank
J. W. L. Carty
Lynch Lodge
A. Fi
A. M
Menonic Hall
Evangelical Reformed Church
George E Myer
U-No Memcrz Co
N. Market 8
City Ball
Frederick Bulldiog Association
John A. Bardt
Local Meeting and Temperance Sale at Smiths Temple
Sunday meeting at Masonic Hall leads to divine service at Reformed Church with Fearbake secretary. Frederick building association shares offered. auction of glassware, kettles, and household goods at Smith's Temple of Fancy with three day sale and special prices.
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Columblaie, No. Ssa. PF. & A Mo
Masonic Hall
the Reformed Church
Asdolpane Fearbake
Kher
Monty
Smith
Temple of Fancy
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Morpheus
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Billy
Montewne
Nature
Italy
Aaron Davis
Mulberries
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Beastifa
Miia Maud Solt
Mise Solt
Balthaser Eisenhauer
John Suenhauer
Frederick City
Mary Elizebeth
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
John Eisenhauer
Calvin F. Kemp
Sarah J. Kemp
Charles P. Hanneberger
Walkersville
Wisconsin
Prince George
Maryland Agricultural College
Horace G. Welty
Zimmerman
Mr. Welty
Col
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Shepherdstown
W. Vs
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Wis
Bradley Johnson Schley
Charles Schley
Bradley Johnson Schrey
Bradley T. Johnson
Ephraim Byler
West Patrick Street
May Hammer
H. Fout Geizendenner
South Market Street
Henry Drill
Cseps
California
Callfcuane
Byrup Co
Frederick College
Ft Olnety
Izaak Watton
Mr. B
Jearing
Jorn Kolb
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Antil
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Franklin Street
TL No Mephrye Co
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Opp
Gorpe
Walf’s
Business College
Stafford
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
D. H. Best
D. H. Bzsis
North Market Street
B. Cline
Cline
Span Agrein
C. E. Can
West Couren
Berkshire
Lew Brachey
East Coventh Street
Mulliniz & Kemp
North Window
Gent
John Bendrickson
Goui
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Joan Henorterson
F. W. Staub
North Maree
T,fapeas Badbee
Ingrain
Cabhe
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A. T. Rice & Sone
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WR Hays
BHIBT
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Bybery
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Ree Estate
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