Budget reveals large city bonds and expenditures
The record lists 21,000 for retirement of bonds and 47,000 estimated water rents. It details cash balances, various fines, sewer charges, franchise taxes, and securities. Expenditures cover waterworks and reservoir bonds, public improvements, sinking funds, and numerous city departments including engineering, light, streets, sewers, parks, and fire signals.
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Business Corp
Comel
Bureau of
Dozmond
Charity
Bureau of Wire
Bureau of Sze
Carroll Park
Memorial Field
Tal Park
Berns Street Park
Mt. Olivet Park
I. Dapanme
Tequesta
Traffic Grows Heavy Near City Center During Peak Hours
Local roads experience heavy congestion as commuters fill the streets. Officials urge patience and caution while drivers seek alternative routes to ease delays.
Jurors Selected for Court Term Forced Deliberation
Suv pate Bkee and F G Hoar are named for WL OW as Degn Sor Lb oversee the selection of 16 additional jurors for the upcoming court term. The record notes the panel expansion to cover proceedings and ensure adequate juror availability.
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Suv Pate
F. G. Hoar
Firemen's Short Course On Dust Explosions Hazards
A Bureau of Chemistry and Solis division briefing outlines dust explosion hazards in hay and grain fires. September 2 will cover principal hazards and coping methods, and September 4 features Harry E. Roetite on spontaneous heating of hay and other agricultural products.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry and Solis
Ume
Harry E. Roetite
Gibbson
Bureau
Department of Pene
Woman Admits Killing Her Husband Last Sunday
Greybull Wyoming August 30 AP authorities report a confession by Mrs Charles Fitzmaurice that she killed her husband the Greybull postmaster early last Sunday after a quarrel over alleged infidelity. She said she fired two shots loaded the body into a car and dumped it miles outside town. The next day she visited the post office to inquire about him to avert suspicion.
Classis Meeting Held Bere. Reformed Civ Parlor Session
Fragmentary text notes a Classis meeting of the Reformed church at a Bere location. Mentions parlor setting, geographical reference, researchers and a December timeframe. Details are unreadable and names uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Bere
Reformed
Civ
Rave Outing Directors Lead Bers of Rota Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting led by Rota group officials with two presided sessions and directorial oversight. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate organizational leadership activity.
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Bers of the
Newspaper notice fragment underlines postal task
Fragmentary OCR mentions postmen, SEA, org, and a newspaper man amid unclear text. Context hints at a local notice or organizational reference with names and roles but lacks concrete actions, dates, or places.
Johnson Named Head of Legion in Maryland Election
The Maryland American Legion elected leaders across districts with Johnson named head of the legion and Ralph Little announced as grand chemin de gare. New regional officers include Hendrson Houck and Charles Hil in various districts, plus resolutions urging school loyalty oaths and barriers against anti American groups.
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Georg
Fort Cumber
Cumberland
Marylandian Legion
Harlan
Maryland
Hendrson
Charles S. Houck
Tredace
Maitie B. Bourden
Hylda Paupe
Louis Schulte
Baltimore Post
Robert W. McCullough
Walter Price
J. Monroe Slick
Ralph Little
Maryland Sociecy
40 and &. Legion
United States
Gorps
C. Can Osher
Maud
E. Glenn Harp
Hagerstown
Thelman
Margare
Genevieve P. Man
Iirs
Ellen D. Taylor
Harve Dé Grace
Balimore
Joseph L. Davis
Harte de Grace
Oriole Park
Maryland Department
State government William Hogarth dies in hospital at 66
The obituary notes William Hogarth, a state government employee, died in hospital after eleven years of service. He was 66. The report records costs or benefits related to his service and mentions a general department figure SH146 per capita for 1928.
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Hogarth
Serious Illness and Highway Debt Details From 1928 Ledger
A historical financial notice outlines $16 507 000 in outstanding debt for highways and improvements, plus $27 650 760 in total revenue for 1928, with property taxes providing 28.6 percent of revenue. It cites per capita figures, sectoral receipts, and shifts in tax composition, alongside biographical mentions of local officials and community figures.
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Mentor
Sistenehly
Surance
Otl Incorporateg
Aseline
Sassm
Court News Equity Cases
Equity dockets list Grarcii and Mor wife opposing W in a property dispute. Complaint filed seeks relief from a deed designation and related property interests. Proceedings indicate preliminary steps in December before the court.
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Grarcii and Mor
Cnrse W
Squirrels Scarce As Drought Impacts Opening Sealc
The local Game Wardens report sharp declines in squirrel numbers as drought dries up food sources such as acorns and seeds. Hunters note the lack of chestnut and mast, while overall wildlife activity appears reduced. observers foresee fewer squirrels this season due to dry conditions and scarce forage.
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Seth
Vame
Tie
Horning
LeCompte
LeCompte and Fy Werden
Tractor Hit By Lightning Injures Mamstown Man
Charles D. Otani thresher from Mamstown is recovering at home after a lightning strike knocked him from a tractor. He suffered severe burns on the left side of his body and was aided by nearby workers. The incident occurred during harvest duties.
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Harles D. Otani Thresher
Mamstown
Mr. Oland
Woman Cashier Kidnapped and Payroll Taken
A woman cashier was kidnapped and $3,200 payroll stolen in a bold daylight robbery. Police report tensions among workers at the Rankruys facility as investigators search for the suspects and secure the payroll records.
Officer 15 Seer Tale Amid Gun Quell Incident
A dense report notes an officer and a brother, Pace Believe, involved in a gun quell incident with casualties and injuries. The text references another fate of others hurt, detailing the event as seen in a chaotic municipal record.
Police officer survives fall after gun battle
A police officer leaped from a second story window during a gun battle and was wounded. Ten shots were fired as the incident unfolded and he escaped the scene by leaping to the sidewalk. A subsequent assault with a knife occurred as bystanders reacted to the crashing glass and chaos.
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Vatlos
Lie
Lawyer who slew wife kills himself in jail
An Arkansas attorney who confessed to aiding his wife’s death and was indicted for first degree murder died by a nitro glycerin explosion in his jail cell. He collapsed on his cot after a faint blast, with a sleeping guard injured. His wife had been killed and their son maimed by a dynamite bombing on June 2.
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Ark
A . Amarilly
Payne
Jai
Tirst
Registration Books Distributed Across County Election Offices
The Board of Election Supervisors met in the court elections room to distribute polling books to registrars across the county. By noon seventy five percent of books had been issued as blanks and other voting materials were secured. Applications for voter registration were also distributed and the first registration period begins before the upcoming primary.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Roger R. Rice
J. Grahame
Wiliam B. James
Anont
Peru Violation Sparks Two Day Government Prohibition
Fragmentary report notes a two day prohibition by the Peruvian government amid political tension. The text mentions Lima authorities and church street and weather details, with vague references to orders and ongoing political actions.
August Leads Month for Marriages in Record Counts
August remains the leading month for marriages as licenses issued rose through the day. By noon the tally reached 88 with several minutes to go, while last year August set a record high. June and earlier months trailed. The day saw multiple couples applying, including a notable tally on August 23.
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Montgomery
Frederek
Fatemac Synod Convenes in Salis N G for 8th Annual Session
The Synod of the Porommac church will convene in Salis N.G. on Tuesday September 9 at 10 a.m. as guest of Catarba Eine BR. Moke Ph.D. and the First Church, meeting in general counts Luncheon for attendees.
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Fatemac Synod
Mert
T Church
Salis- N.G
Catarba
BR. Moke
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