The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-24

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good showers during the week, more
rain is eeded.--Van IA. zevely.
Central Station, Dodd rid ge-The
first part of the week was cool and
the last part warm. There was a
Feavy. wind storm during the evening
OF the 19th.-G. W. Sherwood.
FL Creston. Wirt-There were. showers
on the i 5th. 10th and 18th. The sun
shine was .deficient.-J. NJ. Reed.
Davis, Tucker-Theu, was a heavy
thunderstorm during the evening of
the 10th. The total rainfall for the
week was 2.3s inches.-John Raese.
Elizabeth. Wirt-Very light showers
fell on the 18th ana j sth u There was
q favorable amount or sunshine E.
Guthte.
Elkins. Randolrh-The temperature
averaged about normal and the rain
fall was OLE OF an inch above normal.
There were th,nderstorms on the 14th.
18th and goth. The sunshine tvera-
SC per cent OF the possible amount
Local Office. Weather Bureau.
Chenille. Gilmer-There WIS good
rain on the 18th. The week closed
warm.-John Holt. @
Grafton. sTaylor-G Good showers &C.
Cured on the 18th and Goth, There
was a favorable amount OF sunshine.
|-S.gW. Wilson. 4 q, q IA
Lost Creek. Harrison-H Heavy rain
fell on the 18th. The nights Of the
10th and 18th were unseasonably cool.
Allen Smith.
| Huntington, Alarion-The 10th and
goth were showery. The sunshine
averaged about c1 per cent: OF the pos
sibe amount.-James A. Margin.
Monndsville, Marshall----The days
were warm and the nights moderately
cool. There were we1l-liEtributed
showers. High winds prevailed dur
Ing n thunderstorm on The Goth. Tie
Sunshine averaged .noout &c Ter, cent
CT the possible amount.--c. G. Dawson.
New A1artinsville, Wetzei-There
were light showers on the 18th and
Goth. More rain is needed. The sun.
shine averaged about GS per cent OF
the possible amount.-N. Bandi.
Old Fields, Har,lr--The conditions
were favorable.-Geo. T. Leatlerman.
Philinri. Barbour Favorable show.
ors occurred on the 18th. 9th and Goth
giving total rainfall of 1.G0 inches
+. r. Proudfoot. ~. &. (.
Spencer. Roane-There were light
showers on the 18th and 10th. Rain
ie needed.-A. NJ. Mckown. 49,
i Weston, 1.ewls-The first part Of III :
!. week was cnol and the Inst part warm
The 18th. 18th. 10Th and Goth were
showery.-Aliss Chattie Davis.
Southern Section. III
| Arbovaie. ocahontas-ShoIcrs &C
! Cured on the 18th and 18th. Tht
: conditions We're favorable.-W. z. Ar
. hognst.
: Bancroft. Putnam-There was (,
! shower during the night of the 14-15th
, The last of the week was warm
i james Hill. z
Cuba. Jackson-Light showers fel
( Oil the 14th, 18th and 18th. Rain i
much needed r. Perry.
Huntington. Cabell-rhere Inns heel
{ no rain for ten days. Good rains ar
much needed. The! week closed lit
scasonnbly warm.-L. H. Hutchinson
y Logan, Losan-There was q shove
ON the 18th. Rain is needed.-H. c
Raglnnl. a
i Sutton. Draxton-There was n goo
= rain on the 18th. The 10th was coo
Z day. The week closed wurm.-J.
G Banghman.
: Valley Fork. Clay-The week wa
r generally clear. There was goo
e rain on the 15th.-Aliss Blanche Pie
son.
e Williamson. Mingo-The first hn
t. OF the week was cool and the last ha
n warm. The sunshine averaged ahol
II So per cent. Of the possible amount
J. F. keyser. !. Il
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