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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
3
A local housing matter tied to Frederic faces delays as a statute related to the new home arrangement is discussed. Officials consider implications for funding and timelines. The notice emphasizes ongoing negotiation between the authorities and developers to resolve outstanding legal hurdles.
Washington County Farmers Association hosted the ninth annual farmers picnic at the Hagerstown Fair Grounds. About 15 000 people attended. Morning events included speeches horse racing athletic contests and a tournament. A basket luncheon followed and exercises concluded the day. Speakers included Miss Mary M. Risteau and Henry Holzapfel with Simon T. L. Downer presiding. Music by The Evening Newsboys Band of Baltimore and Smithsburg Band.
Alma V Williams of Frederick seeks an absolute divorce from Conrad W Williams with counsel fees and support for herself and three infant children. Maude M Strailman of Frederick seeks an absolute divorce and alimony from Charles D Strailman. James L Mitchell of Brunswick seeks an absolute divorce from Nellie M Mitchell of Washington DC. Reno Harpy represents the plaintiff in each case.
An odd flea species captured off an Arctic otter was sold by Professor Prier of the French Institute to an English buyer for 4000 pounds. The unusual specimen fetched a sizable sum, highlighting curiosity-driven scientific trade between France and England.
Readers note that while many think diamonds never wear out, diamonds used in fine glass engraving settings show wear in six to eight weeks, indicating rapid degradation under certain conditions. The item highlights a discrepancy between common belief and practical wear in decorative pieces.
In Swampscott on August 30, a preliminary Marine Court hearing for two White Court Marine Guard members charged with neglect of duty concluded last night. One was tried for leaving his post and the other for lying down while on duty. Findings await Captain Andrews of the Mayflower for final approval and publication.
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