Weather Signs and A Pinecone Forecast for Winter
A humorous local weather column notes acorns ripening as squirrels prepare for winter while crows head south. It contrasts hopeful signs with the Weather Man’s doubt about long term forecasts, predicting a normal winter with mixed cold and warm spells and rain today.
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Middle West
Local Notes From Taneytown And Nearby Towns
Taneytown notes record visitors including Mr Grace Smith and two children visiting Mrs John Harnberg in Littlestown and Miss Jennie Cashmyer with niece Misa Virginia Krause from Baltimore. Also listed are visits by Miss Lottie Englar, Mrs James King, Miss Frances Rowe, and others, plus the sudden death of Amos Duttera at age near 84 with funeral details.
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Taneytown
Grace Smith
John Harnberg
Littlentown
Jennie M. Cashmyer
Misa Virginia Krause
Baltmore
George Dinbaugh
Linden Farm
Lottie Englar
Westminster
P. B. Englar
James King
Harry Hopkins
Silver Valley
Mias Frances Rowe
Butterworth Hospital
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Samuel C. Ott
Robert Adelsberger
Philadelphia
Elwood Baumgardier
Mary L. Mo
G. F. Baker and Son
Connellsville
F. A. McIntire
Uniontown
Francia T. Hillot
Beulah Englar
Hopewell
New Jersey
Rochester
Palmyra
Niagara Falls
N. Y
New Brunswick
Amos Duttera
Rev
Wm. Duttere D. D
Salisbury
N. C
Maurice C. Duttera
George K. Duttera
Charles Duttera
Camp Holsbird
Daniel Buckey
Littlestown
Duttera
Football season returns to Frederick Junction crowd
The community notes begin as residents return from visits including Misa Mattie B Johnson and Misa Virginia Hildebrand of New York. Local families gather with friends in Frederick Junction and nearby towns, with news of school opening and fishing trips. Misses Edna and Naomi Hartmen visit from Baltimore after Niagara Falls, and G W O Bryan buys a new auto.
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Philadelphia
Misa Mattie B. Johnson
Misa Virginia Hildebrand
New York
Daisy Cecil
Washington
Wm. F. Chew
J. W. Roelkey
G. Minor Cecil
Baltimore
G. D. Wolfe
T. Burch
T. Burch, and Messrs
Chas. M. Cecil
Edgar
J. L. Burch
G. Mortimer Cecil
Guy Jewell
Isabel Ranneburger
Dorothy Hershey
Rockville
Gaithersburg
A. J. Johnson
Henry Kennedy
Kennedy
Frederick Junction
Edna
Naomi Hartmen
Niagara Falls
Margaret O'Bryan
Edith Waltz
Elmer Mayne
Pearl
G. W. O'Bryan
Lime Kiln Social News and National Paper Ownership
Lime Kiln reports a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Cook and Mrs Carl Soper with children to Frederick, and a note that Jefferson’s Mr and Mrs Charles Cook and children visited Frank Cook last Sunday. It notes the U S farm population at 31 614 269, 29 9 percent, with Negroes owning and directing 113 newspapers and 14 magazines. about 1 300 employees, 61 white, run the publications across 96 secular 28 religious 8 fraternal papers.
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Frank Cook
Carl Soper
Harry Jones
Frederick
Charles Cook
Jefferson
United States
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M. I
C. O. Fuss and Son
COMUS
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Mrs. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Misa Mary Emmert
Frank Maxwell
Towson
A. A. Hodges
T. Johnson
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Napoleon
Jouvert
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Tnion Bridge, Md
Gruen
Jewelry
Frederick, Md
America
Groen
Bargain Center
North Market Street
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Clarksburg
W. Va
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the Hub
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