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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
12
Municipal Budget Adopted as City Plans Revenue Increases
The city approved the 1934-35 budget totaling about $300,000 with property taxes set at 60 cents per $100 and new revenue from coal weighing and dealer licenses. Anticipated receipts include real estate and personal property taxes, water rents, and fees from licenses and fines, while major expenditures cover Police, Fire, Street, and Water departments along with bond retirement and charitable allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff Qoute
Mayer Sod Alerman
Mager and Aldermam
Fapures
Police Department
Bureau of Fire
Shigntty
Feer
Water Department
Arts
Burr Arts Library
Chamber of Commerce
Baker Park
Bank
Walter
Fem
Seteret Dey Pebremry
Dom Water Tens, Inc
Diniscipal Ark
Linganary Creek
Ieee
Ste
Ginport Fonds
City finances show extensive tax and water rent tallies
The report itemizes numerous city departments and funds with totals in taxes and water rents. Major entries include general city allocations, public works, parks, health, fire, police, and utility projects. A grand total lists taxes of about 189 382 68 and water rents around 894011 18, totaling 283 393 4. The city register was away on leave. estimations were set by A James Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B Eichelberger
James Grove
Sewer Bond Vote Set For September 24 In Frederick City
The Frederick city government schedules a September 24 municipal election to decide on a bond issue not exceeding 5300 000 for financing a sanitary sewerage system. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm with no prior registration and a 43 percent grant offer from the government if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cty
City Hall
Frederick City
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Frederick
Lloyd Co. Culler
Joseph Feisenhauer
Winchester Hall
Frederick Alderman Charles T Butcher Retires After 50 Years
Alderman Charles T Butcher resigns as superintendent of Frederick City Packing Company after fifty years in the canning business. He started with Leels McMurray in Frederick and witnessed the industry shift from hand labor to machinery. He notes his health prompted his retirement, with service beginning July 1930s era under early operators Charlie Hahn Aaron and Jecos Rosenstock. The News reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerman
Charles T Butcher
East South Street
Frederick
Frederick City Packing Company
Leels McMurray
Butcher
Mingin
McMurray
PeBtectse Cod Parking Company
Charlie Hahn
Aaron
Jecos Rosenstock
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Barr Artz Library
Bendget
Bonda
City Register
Legal Department
City Opera House
City Market
Carroll Creek
Sic
Bureau of Health
Bureau of Po- Moe
Sytem
Mullinix Park
Caroll Park
Bchey Park
Memorial Ground
Harmon Field
Hospital Park
Javee Bente Street
Mt. Olivet Park
Path House
Dlaygrounds
Waxes Emergency Relief Construction Fund
Hagerstown
Edgar C Jones
Washington County Welfare Board
Jones
Wooaboro
George U Roogs
Taneytown Savings Bank
London Street
Dresser
Bed
Night Table
Vanity
Chest
Bench
Garry
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick Mit
Frederick, M4
Chiffren and Service
The
New Fall Col Cc Orm
North Market Corner
Market Streets
Warner Bros
Chaderrlla
al Ha
Shirley Temple
Tivoli Theater
Dorothy
Frederick Cloak & Suit Store
Gay Packing la
H. L. Mills
E. Patrick Si
Little Patron Knitting Club
the Yarn Shop
Hendrickson’s
Mace
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