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pound*. $8.50; lamb*. medium, $1.00 to $4.00.COWS—Choice. *2.50; good, $2.35; fr*-, *1.00 to $1.25.HEIFERS—Choi £e, $3.50; food, *3.25; fair, $2.50 to $3.00.STEERS—Prime. $4.75; choice, $4.23; good, $4.00; medium, $3.50; plain, $3.00.BUtiS—Good, $2.50; medium, $2.50; common, $2.00.HIGHEST DRY VOTE HEREFw Couatle# Gate Mere Wet Vete* Than Frederick.The highest vote to favor of the Eighteenth Amendment among the twenty-three counties of Maryland in Tuesday'* election was furnished by Frederick county, additional returns showed Thursday. With a total mark of 3,54$ votes against repeal, Frederick county led Carroll the second highestcounty to the dry voting, by more than50$ vote*.Montgomery county gave the third hlgheet dry vole, 2.801 vote*. Two counties, Worcester and Somerset, gave dry majorities, hut the votes were smaller than to Western Maryland.Four counties gave higher wet votes than Frederick county*' 6,33$. They were Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Allegany and Washington. Frederick county furnished one-thirty-third oi the state's total wet vote, and one-twelfth of the dry vote. —One of the innovations of Napoleon waa the metric system of weights and measures, with the meter as the basic unit, which became compulsory in France to 1801; Jean Piccaro, French astronomer who lived from lti?0 to 1682, Is given original credit for theidea. *
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The Frederick News Post
Frederick, Maryland, US
Fri, Sep 15, 1933
Page 12
Full Page
Clipped by
Beth S.
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