The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY,
AUGUST 70, 1904

iSa55As ~ 81 - ~ 80 -
generally on he 9th and the lowest
on the 18th and 18th. d
The rallfall was below We normal
except over The greater portion OF the
western half of tie s ste. The fails
we're very Igat over the eastern pan.
handle section Light showers were
quite general on the 9th and light 70
moderately heavy siowers on the 4 18th q u
and l7th. Aheayy Thunderstorm &C:
compsaled b high Winds occurred
over the western section Of Wood
county on the 18th.
The week was characterized by gen;
orally fail and pleasant weather, ex.
cept cloudiness was general on the
10th and 18th. The sunshine averaged
about topper cent Of the possible
amount.
Remarks by Correspondents.
(Name Of postofice is followed by
name ofcounty.1
Panhandle Section.
Bayard, Grant-A trace Of rain fell
on the 18Th and a light shower on the
10th. The sunshine, averaged about
IS per cent. of the possible amount, A
very light shower fell on the 18Th
Solomon Clark.
Harpers Ferry. Jefferson - The
weather was generally pleasant, the
sunshine averaging about S. per cent.
Of the possible amount, Avery light
shower fell on the 10th. IS. W. Light
ner.
Romney, Hampshilre-A light show.
er fell on the 17th.-w. R. Hill.
Upper Tract, Pendleton-The wealth.
er was warm and pleasant-o. R. Nal
low.
Southern Section.
Bancroft, Putnam-clear weather
prevailed until the night Of the 18th,
except the mornings were foggy,
Heavy rain fell on the 10th. The 18th
was a clear day. The sunshine aver
aged about IS per cent. Of the posi-.
BILE amount,-James Hill.
Charleston, Kanawha-The temper
azure was about normal. Showers fell
on the 18Th and 17th.-Reginald g.
Hewes.
Duncan, Jackson Showers fell on
the 18th, 10th and 18th, with heavy
thunderstorm on the 17th.-J. s. Har
vey.
Lewiston Kanawha - There was
much sultrlness and the weather was
generally cloudy and showeFyI-W, G
Henson.
oceana, Wyoming-Light showers
fol- on the 18th and 1Sth.-E,5M NJ. Sen
ter.
Rayenswood, Jackson-The wealth
er was generally fair with cool nights
and mornings. Rain fell on the 18th
from S a. m. to 5 p. NC. 7. Perry
summersyille, Nicholas - Light
showers fell on the 18th and heavy
rain during the afternoon Of the 10th
The niehts were cool. D, Peck.
Williamson, Mingo-The weather
was very favorable. A good shower
fell on the 18th. The sunshine aver
aged 65 per cent. of the possible
amount.-J. F. Keyser.
Northern Section.
Cairo, Richie Showers fell on the
10th and 18th. The sunshine averaged
about rs per cent of the possible
amount.-van A. Zeyely.
creston, wirt-The first Of the week
was generally fair. Heavy rain fell
on the 10th and 18th was cloudy and
showery.-J. NJ. Reed.
Elkins, Randolph-The temperature
was normal and the rainfall 40 Of
an inch below the normal Showers
occurred on the 18th, 18th and 18th
and thunder was heard on the 1Stn
The lowest temperature occurred or
the morning of the 18th. The sun.
shine averaged 65 per cent of the
possible amOunt.-Local Office, Wealth
er Bureau,
Fairmont Marion-The weather was
generally cloudy, with warm days and
cool nights. Showers fell on the ST
and 16th.-H. Glenn Fleming
Chenille, Gilmer-The weather was
generally clear and dry, with cool
nights. Showers fell on the 10Th and
18th. The sunshine averaged about
GO per cent Of the possible amopnt.-
John Holt
Grafton, Taylor-Light showers fell
on the 1871, 10th and 18th. The morn
ings Of the 18th and 18th were fogsy.
The sunshine averaged about Y per
cent. of the possible amounts. W.
Wilson
Lost Greek, Harrison-The wealth
er was warm and cloudy with showers
on the l8thland 16th.-Allen Smith.
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