Eastern Shore Herald, October 2, 1915

Weather Report

Weather Report

This month, September, was unusually hot up to the 20th. After that some very cool nights, but no frost. Highest temperature 93 on 13th. Lowest temperature 47 on 30th. Mean average for month 72.55 which is considerably above usual. Rain fall 1.17 inches. Month dry. T. B. Robertson, Observer.

Eastern Shore Herald, February 18, 1910

Weather Bulletin

Feb. 10 Thursday 55 33 .04
Feb. 11 Friday 37 29 00
Feb. 12 Saturday 52 33 .83
Feb. 13 Sunday 41 26 00
Feb. 14 Monday 46 27 00

Eastern Shore Herald, April 7, 1905

Weather Report

March, 1905

Birdsnest, Va., March 31.

Mr. Editor: March was a very pleasant month, contrary to precedent, for March weather is proverbially unpleasant. Maximum of Thermometer, 62; Minimum, 26; Mean, 44.49; Rain-fall, 2.05. No farm work could be done, ground frozen.

Respectfully, C.R.M.

Eastern Shore Herald, October 10, 1912

Weather Report

September, 1912

The month of September was a continuation of summer up to the last day, the first 11 days being very hot. The highest of the thermometer was 94 on the 6th, and for 9 days it was 90. The lowest was 49, on the 30th. The mean average, 73.34, was a little above normal. The rain fall was 2.39 inches. The first half of the month was very dry and there was rain on 6 days only.

Thos. B. Robertson, Observer.

Eastern Shore Herald, November 17, 1911

Weather Bulletin

Nov. 9 Thursday 55 47 1.10
Nov. 10 Friday 62 51 .10
Nov. 11 Saturday 70 40 00
Nov. 12 Sunday 75 56 .01
Nov. 13 Monday 68 30 .17

Eastern Shore Herald, August 4, 1911

Weather Bulletin

Jul. 27 Thursday 87 59 00
Jul. 28 Friday 82 66 00
Jul. 29 Saturday 92 63 00
Jul. 30 Sunday 90 65 00
Jul. 31 Monday 91 68 00

Peninsula Enterprise, April 25, 1885

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Laborers -- OtherMoral -- Other

The merchants of Drummondtown now promptly close their doors at 8 o'clock p. m. The arrangement is a good one as it not only enables the clerks to get a needful recreation, but insures "better order" in the town.

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Norfolk Landmark, July 14, 1907

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fields -- Crops - White potatoes : YieldFields -- Livestock - Horses

Eastville, Va., July 13. -- The people of this section are still very busy shipping their potatoes. About two-thirds of the crop has been gotten off. The yield is now fine in most cases, in a measure compensating for the rather low price.

Norfolk Landmark, March 5, 1907

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Architecture -- JailsInfrastructure -- Public : SchoolsInfrastructure -- Public : Churches

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