Weather and regional forecasts from Wilminton to Delaware Breakwater
The barometer falls along the Atlantic coast and in the Epper Valley and Northwest with lower readings north of Minnesota. Showers along the Atlantic coast Tennessee Ohio Valley and Lake regions. Central valley expected fair with rising temperatures west of the Mississippi. Showers tonight in Middle Atlantic states with possible local snows, followed by colder, windy conditions Saturday. Predictions note if the west has a warm or cold wave, similar changes may come here within a day or two.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Atlantic
Epper Valley
Minnesota
Lake
Lake Ontario
South Atlantic States
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Missiesppi
Upper
Lake Region
Misatesippi
Public Sale Notices and Advertisements Highlight Local Businesses
A string of public sale notices and advertisements appears, naming various individuals and firms such as Caroline Wilson Albert Zimmerman Cornelius L McDevitt Hinks & Motter Trustees F C ALC Fred Go Nat Bank Citizens National Bank Neckwear Hullisiz and Kemp Jen Cronies Pres Bugar F J Schroeder Kreh s Art Studio Doll Brothers Cereaville Flour Shriner Milling Co J Wilson Bon and John L Gittinger, signaling sales and business activity in the local area.
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Caroline Wilson
Albert FL Zimmerman
Cornelius L McDevitt
Wena
Crampton
Hinks & Motter
Trustees
Wu F.C
Fred’k Go. Nat
Citizens' National Bank
Hullisiz & Kemp
Jen
Cronies
F. J. Schroeder
Kreh
Doll Brothers
Cereaville Flour
Shriner Milling Co
Pease
J Wilson & Bon
John
Gittinger
Moser to Erect Store in Myersville Foundation Work Underway
Local notes cite A A Moser excavating foundations for a future Myersville store. Public schools conducting examinations. Telephone line workmen pass through Middletown. February mail totals report 7159 pieces handled by carrier G C Botat. Various regional remarks on crops weather and education appear amid community notices.
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A.A. Moser
Myersville
Middletown
GC. T. Botat
Middletownee
North Carolina
Professor Massey
The
Experiment Farm and Agricultural College
Beentifel Frederick Ouanty Bazates Described-Interesting Meeting
The Historical Society met March 7 at Dr and Mrs Francis Fenwick Smiths East Second Street residence. Dr William Crawford Johnson read a paper on Ardern history and Auburn mansion with its storied past and hospitable owners MacPherson, highlighting its views, gardens, and earlier furnace estates.
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Beentifel
Frederick Ouanty Bazates
The
Historical Society
Francis Fenwick Smith
East Second Street
Wiliam Crawford Johnson
Ardern
Willem
Mac- Foctede
Frederick
Eamiy Borg
Abel Fia
All Everts
Useporiun
Iva Clete
Parra
Auburn
James Johnson
Fort Frederick Furnace
Washington County
Springfield
Baker Johnson
Baker
Sacer
Igll
Willoughby
Thomas Mayberry
Willoughby Mayberry
John Brien
Joan MacPherson
Col. Brien
Bedford Springs
Cheston Galloway
Hagerstown
Peregrine Fizhaugh
MacPherson
Yigis Auburn
John Konkel
Haylenda
Baker Johnson, Sr
William
Windy Hill
Willoughby Ayberry
Benjamin Galloway Fitznugh
Frederick A. Schley
Valentine Brunner
Jobo Kunkel, Jr
Frederick A. Schrey
Stars and Stripes Unfurled At Annandale Bookhouse
A large crowd gathered at the Annandale public bookhouse near Emmitsburg to witness a flag-raising under Athar Post No. 41 G A R. Major O A Horner deputy Maryland commander presented the flag and spoke, received by county school commissioner E R Zimmerman. Pupils under Miss Constance Kerzhusz sung and recited patriotic pieces. Captain John H Taylor and Mr. Samuel Ganble also spoke.
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Annandale
Emmitsburg
Athar Post
G.A.R
O. A. Horner
Maryland
E. R. Zimmerman
Tor Happy Addrees
Misa Constance Kerzhusz
John H. Taylor
Samuel Ganble
Chopped Hig Foot Accident At Local Farm
Mr. George Ausherman of Myersville cut his right foot badly while chopping wood on Eli Delacher’s farm. Wounds swollen, tendon damage suspected. Dr Zimmerman treated the injury. Ad text touts a patent remedy, Syrup of Figs, for cleansing the system and breaking fevers and headaches.
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George Ausherman
Myersville
Eli Delacher
Zimmerman
Concert by Dewey Heywood Concert Company in Chicago
The next entertainment of the F. C. M. A. course will feature the Dewey Heywood Concert Company of Chicago on Monday, March 1812. The Association Literary Society held its weekly meeting with R. White presiding, chaplain readings, committee reports, and parliamentary questions sparking lively discussion. The society adjourned to meet next Thursday, and the upcoming activities include a reading by Rev. J. C. Hawk from the frlotty M. E. church on the subject of law and oratory.
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Dewey Heywood Concert Company
Chicago
Association Literary Society Brnd
Astuigat
White
Jourcal
Gretious Uxetisg
C. Hawk
M.echurch
Lent and Lentens in Towanda and Baltimore
A fragmented Towanda column recalls Methodist conference quarrels, civic grime, Sousa’s band, and Lent in Baltimore. It notes Congress adjournment, social rumors about Miss Lester and Miss Gould, a Christian Association concert, and a Circuit Court verdict awarding Samuel A. Rowe $5,200 against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after a $10,000 suit.
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Congress
Ales. Cleveland
Mrs. Bissell
Madame Grandy
Washington
Shakespeare
Christian Association
Baltimore
Jane
Circuit Court
Samuel A. Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mr. Rowe
Rail Torch Company
Young Men From Myersville Seek Fortunes Far Away
Four youths from Myersville and nearby areas left by the B and O Railroad last Wednesday to seek work in distant cities. Leslie Moser and William Sommeta head to Miamisburg Ohio, Victor Smith to North Manchester Indiana, both sons of local residents. Bittle Poffaberger, who left Myersville about three weeks ago, is reportedly seen in Polo, Illinois.
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Myersville
Leslie Moser
George W. Moser
Wiliam Sommeta
Harmony
Miamisburg
Ohio
Victor Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Manchester
Indiana
Bittle Poffaberger
Jeff Myeraville
St Polo
Salvation Army Meeting Promises Holiday Weekend
Salvation Army gatherings set for Saturday and Sunday at the corner of Beniz and Fourth Streets led by Adj. Bunter D.O. A musical blizzard is planned for Saturday and Sunday will be an “aliday of Salvation.”
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S. A
Salvation Army
Shriners Milling Oo Advertises Flour and Products
An old advertisement promotes CERESVILLE ROLLER FLOUR with mentions of hominy meal and bread soap. It hints at 8000 quality, pricing, and stock for selling rye chops among driving chores.
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Shriner Milling
Eresville
Two brothers drown on thawing river ice
Two brothers from Woodzboro, now living in Easton, Pa, perished yesterday on the Sutqnebsora River after the ice thaw made it rotten. The younger brother broke through and the elder tried to救 him but also fell in and drowned. Relatives brought the bodies to Woodzboro for burial.
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Charlies Biddinger
Woodzboro
Eation
Sutqnebsora
Wocesbero Tecay Fer
Bertal
College notes outline commencement exercises and speakers
Woman's College notes list speakers for the May commencem ent exercise. Saluterary Alice Baker, class Alstory. Nancle Kort, class nem. Rene Martin, my teers tin. Maze Hose, charge to classes. Yuesado Bertle Derr. presentation oration Frances Slecke. class prophecy Mary Bollinger. ivy oration Bertha Albert. taledictory Basia Markey. After, class plant antry in campus and distribute numbers fourteen. Other events noted: Grey week schedule and a possible Frederick appearance after Easter by Misses Batro following Western tour.
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Benlur Cisse
Uae
Weis Wil Teste
Ween
Alice Baker
Alstory
Nancle Kort
Rene Martin
Maze Hose
Clies
Lduastauffer
Yuesado
Bertle Derr
Frances Slecke
Prophecy
Mary Bollinger
Peesim
Bertle Hough
Bertha Albert
Basia Markey
Campua
Wathington
Otto Satro
Batro
Frederick
Middletown Finances Show Tax Rate Reduced After Water Project
The Middletown board released the annual financial statement detailing a $14,619.48 water supply investment and a lower tax rate of 30 cents per $100, with funds set aside for sinking and surplus. A Sousa Band concert is announced with a special 4:80 train from Baltimore to attend in City Opera House, returning to Washington, D.C. after the show. gallery tickets are on sale at Yeakle's.
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Congress
Cleveland
Frederick
Baltimore
Sousa
Band
Oousa
Uts
Middletown
Corporation of
Souss
City Opera Bouse
Washington, D.C
Yeakle’s
Special Notice for Men and Garden Bargains at Smith's Temple
Local notice announces a Sunday meeting led by Rev. J C Hawk at 3:30 pm and directs readers to Carly's Furniture for children's carriages. It promotes cheap reading with 25 cent books at seven cents, 1000 boys libraries at two cents, garden seeds, and a vast display of baby carriages with dozens of new styles arriving. Smith's Temple of Fancy offers guaranteed prices and sole agency for baby carriages and seeds.
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F.C
J.C. Hawk
Smith
Dreer
Temple of Fancy
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Not A New Pen Promotes De Haen Pens and Lamps
Local notice proclaims De Haen English Pens offered to banks and cities, with gas lamps and tableware on sale. It urges readers in Washington DC and local counties to secure discounts by a date, noting gas consumers may pay by the tenth instant to avoid full price.
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United States
Washington, D.C
Uched States
Brest
Cebie Smith
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