May 5 History and Weather Outlook
Daily News notes May 5 in history and weather bulletin. Reports general May 4 conditions clear across many regions with scattered showers on the South Atlantic and East Gulf coasts. Warmer readings in New England and Middle Atlantic, with cooler upper lake and Missouri Valley areas. low pressure area near upper St Lawrence Valley. Winds steer weather. high and low pressure move eastward about 100 miles daily. Also lists local ads and notices including job requests and lost bracelet.
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L. Moors
Qhiff
P. A
South Atlantic
East Gulf
St. Lawrence Valley
Dakota
Montene
New Bnolend
Middle Atlantic Crates
Lower Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Upper Lake
St. Lawrence Alley
Plateau
Upper Lake Region
Lower
Montana
Missouri Valley
St Lawrence Valley
Central
Lake Region
Florida
Tux Werxit News to Debut As Twelve Page Frederick Issue
The WREKLY NEWS announces a ready Thursday twelve page edition replete with news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites advertisers with declared advantages. Copy deadlines are set for 5 p.m. Wednesday for new ads and 12 m. for changes.
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Tux Werxit
Frederick City
Tae Vauxie
Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick Area Visiters
Purely personal item noting Katharine and Loelse Price returning from Washington, visits by Misses Cronke and Roelkey in Pennsylvania, Miss L M Greener of Columbus visiting Maryland School, Miss Alice Gassman in Hagerstown for the May festival, and several Frederick residents traveling to Baltimore and Philadelphia for various visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine
Loelse Price
Washington
Ming Maud Cronke
Elsie Roelkey
Pennsylvania
L. M. Greener
Columbus
Ohio
Gallender National College
Maryland
Barry
Alice Gassman
Hagerstown
Woman's
Frederick
Chris's Reformed
A. Rosenoer
Baltiners
John L. Joimeon
Philadelpia
Charles D. Doll
Baltimore
Lee
Janet Mante
Gertrude
Mt. Plessent
Charles
Charles Duke
Waynesboro
Wm. T. Dorsey
Glenwood
Howard County
Elses
Festeres
Hier Gangler
River Pearre
Glen- 1
Derrick Misase
Mabel and
Sophie
Bandas
Iain Frederick
Benjamin Fort Hes
K. E. Cooke
Freder
Y M C A Anniversary Plans Include Grand Reception
The Frederick Y M C A prepares for its ninth anniversary with a large public program at City Opera House. Frederick officials and guests like Fred E. Tasker and W B Millar will attend the evening of speeches, music, and social receptions starting at 7 45 with a formal men’s reception at 9 15.
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Young Men’s Christian Assocission
Lssterenipg. 1
Eader
Frederick Association
City Opera House
Fred E. Tasker
Washington, D.C
State Executive Committee
Tasker
W. B. Millar
New York
J. L. Leopard
Frederick Belect
Association
Rox- Mery
Sr.o U A.M
Jr. O. U A.M
Frederick
Kemp Hall
Rotel Ms. W
Millar
Mount Airy Elects Town Officers on Progresive Ticket
Mount Airy voters chose town officers including Mayor B. Bates A. J. Es ker W. H. George W. Clay and W. L. The group backed the town improvement ticket as the Key Monument Association met this evening to discuss further progress.
Photograph Concert by Prof Lyman Howe Delights Audience
A large crowd at the Presbyterian Church enjoyed Prof Lyman Howe’s photographic concert using Edison phonograph tech. The program featured roasts and testimonials, readings, and remarks by Rev Dr Beale J B Wilhite and Hammond Urner. The Woman's College Glee Club performed before the phonograph echoed each spoken word clearly. The event closed with a doxology sung by many attendees.
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Lyman Howe
Edison
Worderfa
Rocs
Howe
Beale
J.B. Wilhite
Simoai
LEASE-MILLER WEDDING AT LINGSNORE M E CHURCH
A wedding ceremony was held Tuesday afternoon April 28 at 8 o'clock at Lingsnore M E Church with Rev. Thomas Wood officiating. Bride Doras C Miller of Unionville and Thomas Gideon Leats of Mount Airy exchanged vows. Ushers were WL E Miller and J T Norwood. The couple will reside near Mount Airy after a reception.
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J. T. Norwood
Woodville
Afra
Lease
Mount Airy
Release notices for Claggett and related estates in Octrt
The notice summarizes releases by attorney Jennis N. Claggett for Robert N. Claggett and others, releasing claims in the estates of Ann Claggett and Martin Arnold, deceased, along with the second and final account of Abram T. Roddy as surviving administrator of Abram F. Roddy Sr. and releases involving John B. Renn and executors John F. Smith and W. Irving Parsons.
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Weposas
Jennis N. Claggett
Robert N. Claggett
Dingess
A Maddox
Samuel Claggett
Ann Claggett
Sarah Fank
Martin Arnold
Abram T
F.A. Roddy
Abram F. Roddy, Sr
John 8. Renn
John F. Smith
W. Irving Parsons
Buckeystown destruction spurs church construction plans
Workmen began removing ruins from Buckeystown in the county where a handsome store owned by A. J. McKeuss & Son was destroyed. A new building will rise on the site, as preparations for laying a foundation proceed for the handsome Methodist Protestant Church opposite the parsonage.
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Opto Sac
Buckeystown
Messrs
A. J. McKeuss & Son
Sandra
Backeyatown
Wheat Outlook and Weather Sparks Frederick County Talk
The Wheat Outlook notes a mixed forecast for Frederick County with some expecting an average crop while others anticipate grain development beyond stalk growth. Fishermen report layoffs amid state fishing restrictions in May. A marriage notice lists Emeat L. Skinner of Virginia and Dells May Bary of Taylorstown, Va. Rood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a perfect cure for health and blood vitality.
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Frederick
Emeat L. Skinner
Virginia
Dells May Bary
Taylorstown, Va
Republicans Meet for Governor Appointments in Frederick
Frederick County Republicans gathered at the Stuart House after 2 pm to nominate three candidates for each vacant position and forward their choices to the Governor for appointment. A strong turnout and anticipated contest inside the committee mark the effort as the Democratic slate has already been sent forward.
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Cestrl
Frederick Cozotw
Suart Howse
Iony
Tovernor
Ucla
Gurdtaur
DEATH CLAIMS MARY LORETTA MURTAM NURSE MOTHER SUPERIOR
Mary Loretta Hunter Mother Superior of the Convent of the Viaha ILU died at 7 45 o clock of paralysin after a lingering illness. Born in Baltimore May 6 1820 she joined the Georgetown convent in 1838 and spent 49 years in Frederick. She led the convent through Civil War times and kept local school operations alive. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the convent. Ex judge Boule dies at Rockville residence after years of ill health. He leaves five children and was a former state attorney and Rockville mayor. Mary Flewing of New Market district dies aged 64 from pneumonia. funeral held Providence church with many relatives present. Nancy Penn aged 91 dies at Mt Airy. sole survivor of Nehemiah and Henry Moxley. services at Mt Olive Church. Harry Enselrode dies at 7 from edema of the lungs aged 7. funeral from St John’s Catholic church. Baldwin Browning dies. interment at Grove Cemetery. Local election in Baminburg yields no contest. ticket winners listed. For relief when needed, Syrup of Fig from the California Fig Syrup Company advised.
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Ulatre
Mary Loretta Murtam
Slater Mary Loretta Hunter
Viahailu
Toms
Lle
Te Maker
Steter Mary Loretta Bunter
Baltimore
Georgetown
D. C
Frederick
Loretta
Laborieg
Rebecca Jonkna
Huntera
Montgomery County
Boule
William Viera Boule
Rockville
William Veirs Boule
C W. Prettyman
Ella GO. White
Eulalie Boric
Mary Beal
Virginis
Indhes Boule
Poolesville
Mary Flew
Mary A
Business Men's Association Meets in City Register Fire
The Business Men's Association convened at the City Register's fire last night. Minutes were read and approved. committee on localing Industries reported progress on exempting new industries locating in the city from laxce. Members debated membership expansion and a letter regarding attracting manufacturing in the city. The secretary was instructed to contact relevant parties and report replies to the executive Committee. The meeting adjourned to meet the first Monday in June.
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G. Y Wickham
Birely
Saal
W.%. Millar
International Committee
Association
Leonard
Ars
J. D. Baker
Business Men's Association
Fay
Regent
Aletter
Megerd
Tuesday Market Report From A Busy Morning
This market notes a colorful display of forest offerings with woods towers and a variety of wild greens. It records prices on peas at 60 cents a peck and tomatoes around 25 to 18 cents per box, butter at 18 cents per pound, eggs up ten cents per dozen, and cabbage scarce with high prices as strawberries and apples are limited.
Practical lime distribution method by Unionville farmer
John D. Gaither, a leading Unionville farmer, advocates slaking lime in a shed then feeding it to the soil with a drill to control application per acre. He argues this spreads lime evenly and aids soil recovery, warning against deep plowing which wastes lime’s benefits.
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John D. Gaither
Unionville
Glade Church Removal Hearings Postponed
The hearing on removing the Glade Church from Walkersville to Walkersville was postponed due to city counsel objections. Construction on a new church foundation on Fulton Avenue has begun while the dispute remains undecided. Mrs Ellen O'Neil of Freder ick is ill at her Washington home. Lena Kepler of the Women's College is indisposed.
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Glade
Walkerville
Walkersville
Sey Church
Fulton Avenue
Ellen O’neil
Frederick
Washington
Lena Kepler
Women's College
Indies Meet for Annual Festival at Engine House
A meeting of the Indies to defect the Jr. O. A. M. gathers Wednesday at 8 80 oclock third floor Independent Engine House. By Order Committee. Sales and notices from local hardware and carpet cleaning shops appear in the surrounding ad notices. Visitors welcome.
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Asalet the
Engine House
Manifold Phrases Spark Confusing Public Statement
A garbled text fragment mentions phrases like knock about and stand rough wear and looks to reference a line of fire. The readable bits hint at a chaotic message or an incomplete notice with potential stakes unclear to readers. No concrete names, places, or dates are identifiable in the legible portion.
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Schleynville
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101 North Nmarert BT
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