Weather map notes and local ads mix in torn page
The excerpt shows Jules of the Weather Bureau outlining broad Atlantic high pressure, shifts to the Northwest, and storm energy from Montana with temperature changes across New England, the Upper Lakes, and Gulf states. It hints at possible rain and snow in the Northwest and Santa Atlantic region, plus general forecasts. Scattered local advertisements and notices follow, including help wanted, sales, and business lines, with names and addresses obscured or garbled.
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A. W. Hagaretos
Jules
Dha Weather Bureau
Atlaatic
Virfa
Montana
Texas
Mewngland
Gila Valley Lake
Cocaralas
Auuntte
Gulf States
Upper Lake
Miessenlpp
Santa Atlante Ene
Lake Jon
The Weekly News promotional notice offers ads and copy deadlines
The Weekly News announces a forthcoming twelve page issue with news and features. Advertising copy is due by 5 p.m. Wednesday each week and changes by 12 m. on that day. The notice highlights advertising advantages and publication readiness.
Budget of Bright Items From Local and General Interest
A Cumberland News item notes evangelizing efforts in Hagerstown by a band of Christian workers. Also mentioned are Lloyd Lowndes steering clear of a gubernatorial campaign, shoe price effects on fall goods, and hotel openings in Cumberland set for June 27 and 30. A Cumberland lady faces arrest for flower plucking. bees in France risk honey shortages due to cold and wet weather. William Wheeler of Boonsboro reports a lemon giant weighing 203 ounces with a 13-fruit harvest. Jesse J. Moore is reelected superintendent of the House of Corrections. Other items include a shift to straw hats, a quarrel over tools, the whitewash brigade’s reach, oversized ladies’ bonnets, Lonszoning Md contracting water works, and Flushing N Y young women forming an anti cigarette group targeting smokers.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland News
Lloyd Lowndes
Bauena Vista Hotel
Blue Mountain House
John H. Grove
Broad Raw
Lonszoning
Fluzhing, N. Y
Personal notices from Frederick area church and health
The Hon Outerbridge Borsey travels to fields for health. Dr J G Butler from Washington DC arrives in Frederick to deliver the anniversary address of the F C A at the Lutheran Church this evening. Edward Jacobs of Linganore was kicked in the abdomen by a horse near his home and is critically hurt. he formerly worked for Birely Brothers grocery on East Patrick Street and is reported as very ill.
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Outerbridge Borsey
Fierlds
J. G. Butler
Washington, DC
Frederick
Edward Jacobs
Linganore
Jacobs
Birely Brothers
East Patrick Stret
G. Wm. M. Nyman
Nyman
Frederick Bicycle Club
Theutchison
Market Street
Brish Brothers’ Bazaar
Weat
Patrick Street
Ae Eal Estate
Thomas
INO
Clary
Middletown
Fifth &T
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Church St
Patrick St. Frederick
Faders
Fire alarm system adopted for Frederick City
Frederick's Board of Aldermen heard the Fire Chiefs and three fire companies advocate for a new electric fire alarm system from the Gamewell Company. The vote passed 4 to 1 with Eisenhauer, Dadisman, Broskey for and Ordeman against, authorizing establishment of a reliable system to locate fires quickly and reduce wear on equipment.
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Prremen
Our Fathers
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Fleming
Levy
Ebert
Edward 8. Eichelberger
William M. Crimmins
Jacob B. Tyson
J. Roger McSherry
Daniel Steer
BE. Beck
John Eisenhsver
Jon Stelly
Gamewell Company
New York
Edward
Bieneberger
Eisenhauer
Eichelberger
Agate
Corporation
Frederick City
Alzo
Fredericks
Mir. Eichelberge
Oldeman
Uist
Eiseihazer
Dadisman
Broskey
4. L. Bosley
Greeley
City Board Endorses Gamewell Fire System
Mr Etchelberger states the committee examined submitted systems for efficiency simplicity and calibration choose the Gamewell system as best for consideration by the Board of aldermen. Costs and private data discussed as aldermen seek final decision after committee review and demonstration at the engine house by Mr Crimmins.
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Etchelberger
Frederik
Ube
Board of Aldermen
W. M. Crimmins
County School Commissioners Meet Hear Funds And Facility Requests
The county school board met May 1 and 2 with full attendance. Fredonia groups donated funds to Frederick City schools and libraries received ten dollars each. Applications to use school houses require trustee endorsement and ball games on Woodsboro grounds are banned. Examinations for teachers were scheduled and treasurer accounts approved. Board adjourned to May 6 for trustee appointments and further business.
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Fredonia Connell
Fredonia Council, Jr
Frederick City
Frederick Eunase
Pink
Woodsboro
Board of County Commissioners
Death of Major Winchester and other local notices
Frederick reflects on Major Benjamin F. Winchester age 86 famed for vast properties and famed backyards. Also obituary of Rev. James E. Nichols age 78, with burial plans in Central Chapel. Explosive accident injures G Wm M Nyman. police chief Edward Freed resigns. James Rigdon sworn in as new official. Colonial Tea note corrects omission. Frederick Bicycle Club moves to new HQ. Exposition praise and promotional talk ends with an ad for Syrup of Figs.
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B. F. Winchester
Frederick
West Damien
N. Y
Berbert Winchester
Benjamin F. Winchester
Major Winchester
Frederick Female Seminary
Hiram Winchester
James E. Nichols
Johnavillé
This County
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland
Central Chapel
Edward Freed
Bremtedich
Board of Adhermen
James Rigdon
Freed
Rigdon
Water supply discussion before city aldermen
Mr Samuel P Bayder appeared before the Board of Aldermen last evening in foratche to water supply for the Pree Communications were also read from Midlerray Packing Company sad ter Feiber O Rourke in the same coanecllon all of wateh were referred to be water commuites.
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Ingetry
Samuel P. Bayder
Board of Aldermen
Foratche
Midlerray Packing Company
Sad Ter
Feiber O'Rourke
Wateh
The Key Monument Association Meeting Postponed
The Key Monument Association meeting is not held tonight due to Y M C A concerns. The group will meet tomorrow at Phiomatheas Hall at a specified hour. New Mount Olivet Cemetery directors elected include Charles W. Boss Arthur Pous LM Nixdorf William Miller CHngas A O McCardell Jacob B Tyson Edward S Eichelberger A H Host Thomas E Pope. The Republican Association also met this evening at their usual hour.
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Trescay
Key Monnument Association
Y. Moc. A. Andvemary
Associaton
Tomorow
Phiomatheas Hall
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Charles W. Boss
Arthur Pous
LM Nixdorf
Milter
Chngas
A. O. McCardell
Jacob B. Tyson
Edward
Eichelberger
A H. Host
Thomas E. Popa
Republican Associine
Arequabierty Manting
Fiesican Association
Usu
Walkersville Town Lot Sale Planned This Saturday Morning
The Walkersville sale of town lots will be held Saturday at 9 o clock. The event is advertised in the Dany and Wraxy News and by handhills. It is described as one of the largest sales of town lots in the area with several plots well situated for building homes. Prospective buyers are urged to attend to pursue a village home.
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Walkersville
Dany and Wraxy News
Handhills
Shriner Milling Ad Promises Low Prices on Farm Feed
Local mill ad touts cheap prices on corn hominy rye chop chicken feed bran and other supplies. Promises savings for customers willing to buy through wagon or postal order and highlights postable offers to save money.
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