Weather forecast note for several U S regions
The report outlines warmer conditions in the Central Valleys and Atlantic coast while Central and Northern Plateau remain colder. It notes fair weather with light showers in the Upper Missouri Valley and Northern Rocky Mountain stations, possible severe storms in the Missouri Valley, and showers in the Northwest. It warns that cloud and rain in the West today may move east in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Plateau
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Ohia Valley
Lower Lake Region
Northwest
New Advertisements Today Feature Local Firms
A jumble of notices lists J M Miller Becy Mullinix Kemp and Mullinixs Kemp along with agents H F Shipley and Reich and Newman. Entries mention Union Tel Co Gambril’s Flour Pennyroyal Pills druggist and various equity cases with numbers and solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ML Miller
Becy,Mullinix & Kemp
Woman's College
H. FP
Shipley, Agt
Man Wanted
Union Tel Co
Gambril’s Flour
F. B. Sappington
Jacob Rohrback
Solr
Brief Bits from local notes and notices
Enterprising firm in Palestine profits by buying Jordan water and selling it for church use. Hagerstown provides shelter and meals for thirty tramps nightly for a week. Harper’s Ferry Sentinel changes hands to J B Grove formerly of Busy Bee Buckhannon. Col Geo R Dennis comments on reassessment in Baltimore Sun. Mr H Snyder renovates old mill property west of Myersville, Sherdan Sinnisen to occupy by April 1. A lamb drop event at Joshua Kanner’s Myersville property noted. Republican Association to hear Thaddeus M Biser Monday. Partridge invoice expected by Frederick Gun Club today or next week. Banana peel disposal warned as dangerous. Middletown public convention set to nominate burgess and five town commissioners for April election. Mrs L V Schleleh moves from North Market to 49 East Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jordan
Higeratown
Harper's Ferry Sentinel
J.B. Grove
Busy Bee
Buckhannon
Geo. R. Dennis
Baltimore Sun
H. Snyder
Myersville
Sheridan Sinnisen
Joshua Kanner
Republican Association
Thaddeus M. Biser
Frederick
Middletown
L. V. Schleleh
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Purely Personal Notes From Baltimore and Frederick
Miss Eleanor Potts of Baltimore visits the Potts family on Court street while Miss Gertrude Hayden returns from Cincinnati and Miss Lillie Bizely comes home from a West visit. Messrs. David and Wilson Beale return Easter vacation from Blairtown Academy New Jersey. John E. Shord of Baltimore visits Frederick today and H Clayton Perry of Loy Perry is in Mr Airy. The Maryland State Teachers Association executive committee met at Royal Arcanum Hall to choose a site for the summer meeting and plan the program. Blue Mountain House appears likely for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Potts
Baltimore
Richard Poite
Arthur Potts
Court Street
Gertrude Hayden
Cincinnati
Hayden
West
Lillie Bizely
Leta
Aliddieburg
David and
Wilson Beale
Beale
Blairatown Academy
New Jersey
John E. Shord
Frederick
H. Clayton Perry
Loy
Maryland State Teachers’s Association
Royal Arcanum Hall
Henaerit
Blue Mountain House
Fire alarm system plan discussed by Frederick fire committees
Committees from three Frederick fire companies met at Independent Hall to study firing alarm systems. Members included Judge James McSherry and J. Roger McSherry from Independents, W. B. Shipley and others from renters, and J. S. Tyson and H. Beck from United. A secretary and warden were chosen, and a cost-report committee was formed, with a later date planned for a deeper plan. The proposal to appoint a chief and three assistants from each company was discussed but not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Halliam
James McSherry
E. 5. Eichelberger
Charles 8. Fyeon
Charles FP. Fleming
J. Roger McSherry
W. B. Bhipley
Daniel Selmer
Joan Eisenkewer
Edward Boonte
WP. Rice
J. 8. Tyson
J. Meogtt
B .P. Lion
G. Dell
H.R. Beck
United Company
Roger McSherry
H.beck
Rose Hill Estate and Frederick History Highlight Historical Society Meeting
The Historical Society met at Dr. Charles W. Hoffman's rooms to discuss Rose Hill estate and Frederick county history. Mrs. Wisebrewer profiled Rose Hill near Woodsboro road, tracing its owners from Major John Grahame to Gov. Johnson and later buyers. A secretary noted rising genealogical inquiries and Major Goldaborough displayed old Barracks views. The program included remarks by Mrs. Ann Grahame Ross and music before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Charles W. Hoffman
Frederick County
Wisebrewer
Rose Hill
Woodsboro
Ross Hill
Benjamin Tasker
John Grahame
Calvert County
Thomas Johnson
Richfield
Johnson
Frose Hill
Washington
Major Grahame
John MacPherson, Jr
Slaters
Baltimore
John J. Willson
David Ogie Thomas
Winebrewer
Ann Grahame Ross
London
Edinburgh
Thomas Jefferson
Wan Cogen
United States
Tyler
Central Bank
Frederick
Goldaborough
Pawnee Bill Visit Signals Road Preparations
Pawnee Bill Pawnes Bil, on a Frederick visit, plans to perform this season near the city as several railroad cars are repainted and prepared. Krause, his Frederick agent, hinted a possible Frederick show this coming season. A Fireman’s Souvenir bucket to Baltimore’s Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association carries the names of original organizers. Lydia Bauve’s fire scare ends with quick action and water. Jonathan Dalton’s Myerly fox chase yields a Canada fox measuring 4 ft 6 in and 124 in flanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pawnes Bil
Frederick
Philadelphis
Krause
Bis
Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company No. 1
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association of Baltimore
Streatminster
Charles T. Holloway
EB. J. Sawyer
F E. Herr
C. ¥. Wantz
O. D. Gilbert
J. Cookies
W. H. Beil
J. Hellitien
John C. Eckenrode
D. §. Gehr
Myeraylie
Jonathan Daltow
Regpard
Unitarian Meeting At F C Y M C A Promises Interest
F C Y M C A will host a men’s meeting at 8 90 o clock tomorrow afternoon led by Revelle who will discuss The Un adulterated. Attendance is expected to be large with music a featured element. Mr W Scott Heywood of the Heywood Concert Company is expected to attend and provide musical entertainment. A literary society session last night prepared for a social on Thursday. The Ladies’ Auxiliary conducts a sale to support the event.
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F.cy.m.ca
Revelle
F.C. Y. MC
Acc
W. Scott Heywood
Abe Dewey
Statewide court terms and local civic activity roll in
News from Wisomico and surrounding counties notes the circuit court term beginning Monday and local organizations forming in Calvert and Howard counties. Mentioned are a near drowning incident in Carroll County, a shirt factory fire in Dorchester County, and the death of Captain Edward W. Owen in Brookeville. Also cited are medical, infrastructure and loan exhibits in Annapolis with regional dignitaries and societies in attendance.
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Circuit Court
Wisomico County
Calvert County
J. Botllnger
Carroll County
Howard County
Elkridge Farmers’ Club
Legislative Ucker
Arlegany Conate Ciicuit
John Lowman
Odenton
Dorchester County
Edward W. Owen
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Howard County Creart Cour
Kemp
Havre de Grace
Baltimore
Ohio
Y.M.C. A
Annapolis
Society of Colonial Dames
State
Income tax returns delayed as Supreme Court ruling looms
In Baltimore district many taxpayers delay filing as the Supreme Court considers the tax law's constitutionality. Fewer than half have sent in blanks, with many incorrectly filled. If upheld, returns are due by April 15. Corrections must be made promptly. late, imperfect forms will be sent as received. Penalties may arise from missed deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Vandiver
Baltimore
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Health Ordinances for Tharmont Requiring cleanup of remains
Tharmont authorities recently enacted a health ordinance imposing a penalty of five dollars for batchers and victualers who leave remains and offensive matter within town limits. The measure bans disposal of straw, manure, dirt, dead animals, rubbish, offals, ashes, weeds, or trade filth into streets or sidewalks with a fine ranging from one to five dollars for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharmont
Preaching and church events across several denominations
The Presbyterian Church will host Rev. A. Devesport from Acacemia for a sermon tomorrow. United Brethren Sunday school elected Cornelius Ridenour as superintendent and other officers. M E Church will have Rev. Zimmerman preach tomorrow evening with Beloy a Christian as the topic. Junior Epworth League held a well received program at Trinity H E Church South featuring recitations, songs, and dialogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A. Devesport
Alagulté Street Church
Baltimore
Acacemia
Juniata County
Naster
Segord Sirte
United Brethren Sunday School
Uribe
Epworth League
Beloy
Trinity H. E Church South
J. A. Hawke
Zonte Welly
Bessie Good
Ainger
Mary Howard
Mise Ross Lamar
Lesgue
Lamel
Erge
Little Things lecture at M E Church captivates audience
Rev W H Stricklore of Baltimore delivered a strong lecture on Little Things at the M E Church last night. He argued advancement comes from attention to small details, illustrated by inventors and daily life effects, warning how neglect breeds poverty and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
W. H. Stricklore
Baltimore
The Work of Death Wea Sarah Fogle
On March 18 at her home in Jeanne ville Mrs Sarah Ann wife of J Wesley Fogle died of cancer aged 50 years 7 months and 18 days She leaves a husband and four children Her funeral was at Beaverdam on the flat instant services by Elders John H Utz and George K Sapp ington Upton R Waltz was the under Mr Samuel Wareheilm retired farmer lying at Miller's Station Carroll county died Thursday night from senile gangrene of his right leg He was 82 years old.
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WEA
Sarah Fogle
Jeanneville
Sarah Ann
J. Wesley Fogle
Beaverdam
John H. Utz
George K. Sappington
Upton R. Waltz
Samuel Warebeiv
Samuel Wareheilm
Miller’s Staton
Carrol County
Frederick Friends Hope for Best After Baltimore Operation
Reports say David H Best underwent a successful operation in Baltimore to remove a felze growth near the arm pit and stood it well enough to read yesterday. Friends at Frederick hope he will quickly recover and return to health. Miss Berth Barton of Baltimore, a former pupil, was honored by friends as she awaits performances at Ford's Opera House.
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David H. Best
Hopkin’s Aspira
Baltimore
Feah
Best
Consu
Ogga Phyatelen
Frederick
Grand entertainment and sales at Wopac College area
Monday March 25 features Miss Clara Mae Bryant at Woman's College with dramatic readings and humor. Chas. N. Hallar advertises a gold watch giveaway at Buffalo Saloon for the duplicate number ticket holder. Also listings for bicycles, jewelry, clocks, glassware, and Welsbach Gas Burners at George A. Gilberts and Landis Jewelry, with prices and locations in the 23 South Market and 24 West Patrick Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopac's
Pities
Clara Mae Brysut
Reader
Ir Seon Heywood
Cornellat
Be Shriner
Solotat
Reay
Qrumbine’s
Chas. N. Hallar
The
Buffalo Saloon
Clara Mae Bryant
Miss Bryant
Woman's College
Landis’ Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Local Health Notes and Ailing Residents Update
The report lists several local residents with illnesses or recoveries. Chas Dill of West Fourth Street shows knee improvement while J J Dill of Sahm & Di has recovered enough to go out. Gen James C Clarke lies ill at the City Hotel. Graniton Brain of West Patrick Street remains seriously ill. Judge Mills, taken sick at City Flower, is better. A stray line notes a horse and rye chop remark amid price mentions.
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Chas. Dill
Joshua Dill
West Fourth Street
J.J. Dill
Sahm & di
James C. Clarke
Chiy Hotel
Graniton Brain
West Patrick Treet
Brain
Judge Mills
City Flower
West Third Street Awakens to Loud Cry and Fire Alarm
Early morning residents on West Third Street heard a loud cry that suggested a fire. A vehicle then sped through the street and vanished, leaving locals unsure of any danger. A mundane ad for the Modern Way and Syrup of Figs ends the fragment with no further incident.
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West Third Street
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Tekx Waettigten
Lysie
Cour
Euters Comerng Schenck
Solder
Gina
Tos Weather Porecast
Wasureton
D.C
Hageixeros
Weather Bureau
Lake
Atlantic
Becky Mountain
Trebor
Literary Swietirs
Lydia Bauve
Wear Wolfsville
Rey
Alice
News OF the State
Supreme Court
News OF the Churches
Miss Bartlet
Hainemvar Her
Envoy
Wilhelm
Smith
Temple of Fancy
H. F. Shipley
George A. Gilbert
North Merket Street
Walsbach
West Patrick Street
D. B. Best
Thiam m
D. H. Busis
North Marest Street
George H. Wiener
Motstang View Poultry Yards
Frederick Fair
Wyandors
Fiyzenth Hocks
C. F. Rothenboeter
Fodien Spring
Bosnie
Miton G. Creer
U.P
Harding
Second St
Antil
Mewesica
John Hendricksok
Tlemen
Peicer
Joan Hax Dalorsor
F. ‘V. Staub
Doll Brothers
North Marest &T
Wynara
New Marana
Don Buroruens
Railing Grocery Co
P. S
Treseniz
John A. Kennedy
Grrine
TEAVE
Turorizo and
Donestic
John 4. Kennedy
Tateor
Rodock & Weiag
Bovis
Rudocs & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
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Prederick, M
James
Walker & CO
D. B. Walker
DEBRA
HERA
Tou
E. ‘Wiansor & Co
Allen Rohrback
Axtex Roszsack
H. Blaceston
B. H. Buacastonx
Frederick, Mi
Tez Bocki
Baaraoromar Booz
J. A. C. Lipps
West Patrick and Telegraph Ste. Telephone No
Geveral J Am
Colembla Brewing Cos. Berr
East Sth Street
McHlédim
Aru Ae
IOS
Shriner Milling CO
Ceresville Roller Flour
Ceresville Roller
Shriner
Mulliniz & Kemp
Seanad
Epecia
Hamburg
Swiss
Val
Cali
Limite & Kkexp
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