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From noon today to noon tomorrow Bun sets 452 rises 628 moon sets 251 a m muon at greatest Abration east thus exposing most to wert
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
5
From noon today to noon tomorrow Bun sets 452 rises 628 moon sets 251 a m muon at greatest Abration east thus exposing most to wert
Mr George K Birely spends several days in New York. Miss Katie Herbert of East South Street visits friends in Washington. Rev L Kennard of Leesburg VA spent yesterday with friends locally. Mrs Charles Black and daughter near Bucherstown visit relatives here. Miss Mary T Molesworth of Tyamsville visits her sister Mrs Morgan. Mr and Mrs George Lerch of Knoxville spent yesterday with his mother Mrs Laura J Cook. Mr and Mrs Edgar Brust and Mrs Harry Ketler of Washington have been visiting Milton T Engle and returned. Moss Alice Cramer and Miss Mary Hoffman of this city, visiting Mr George W Cramer at Braddock Heights, have returned. Miss O Chime and Mrs Charles T Noble of Newton Highlands Mass, have been visiting Mr and Mrs Casper E Cine and returned home this afternoon.
Snow fell briefly in Frederick as the town clock struck noon while bright sun shone, then darker clouds gathered and forecasters warned of a colder spell with frost. Temperatures dipped from a springlike 45 degrees to near freezing overnight, with ground snow melting quickly as a thin flurry ended.
Opening day drew many gunners as fields and woods filled with sportseekers. Reports say birds are scarce while rabbits and other game are abundant, with several hunters tallying double digit rabbit hauls and multiple birds. Weather was mild but cloudy. no major accidents noted and the season limits are 12 rabbits and 15 partridges per day. A long list of successful hunters and party outings followed, including notable totals from Lewis Main, Edward Schell, and the LeGore party.
A community gathering in Philadelphia honors Miss Tsuidy Johnson for her success with a reception featuring salads and refreshments. Attendees include Margare maa and a long list of local social figures and families.
Mr dW Williams and party ride toward Jefferson when a loose horse leaps onto the car hood eight miles from Broderick on the Jefferson road. Ada Virts suffered a deep chin wound from flying glass but her condition improves. In a separate matter Annie Kefauver files for divorce from Mallon Kefauver, alleging cruelty and abandonment after a 25 year marriage and a 25 year old child. Judge Motter orders $25 counsel fees and $25 monthly alimony pending suit. Kefauver owns a $25,000, 95 acre Frederick county farm.
The article expresses thanks from the Democratic committee for the Fair Grounds barbecue, listing signed acknowledgments to supporters and noting committee actions. It includes political endorsements by Warren E Douddar and Henry Boyle for County Commissioner and Orphans Court judge, respectively, with brief campaign statements and local notices.
Local complaints traced to leaves entering water mains via a broken intake screen. Water from mountain sources goes directly to the city, risking debris in taps. repairs planned while a dam project and new screen work to prevent recurrence. Community events and ads follow with routine notices and sales.
Notice lists amounts 100000 and 300000 with officers names Baker and others and mentions Frederick Cormis Agricultural Secrets. It advertises loaded shotguns and to see prices before buying. It notes premiums awarded at a fair payable at Citizens’ National Bank and mentions rebuilt machines and free inspection. Also promotes millinery opening and pattern bennets hats with various street addresses and dates.
Dense ad text markets Ladies coats wool rich fabrics and fur trimmed styles. Offers suits at 1250 and bath robes from 350 to 500 with bulk savings and Thanksgiving prompts. Also promotes damask table linen and napkin sets with decorative edges.
A fragment from a local notice highlights a bowls event titled Mixing Bowls Fest with references to Canyon areas and an association abbreviated AS. The legible parts suggest a community gathering or tournament format, though details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR item lists land parcels on track farms with acreages and nearby landmarks. Mentions G H Mercer and Frederick Sia with details about property boundaries and improvements.
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