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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
7
Fragmented notice describes commercial zoning and real estate with references to a location in Washington DC and Leesburg area, plus multiple vehicle listings including a Chevrolet and Ford pickup. Details are garbled with measurements and prices hard to extract.
Notices announce two public hearings in Frederick County on December 11 1973 at Winchester Hall. First case by Frederick Gas Company requests a site yard variance and propane storage expansion at a plant off Ok Shaw Road in an M1 district. Second case involves a request by Frederick Gas Company for larger storage and a 3 foot yard variance in an industrial zone. Citizens may speak and stenographic transcripts are available at their own cost.
Classified notices describe new 3 bedroom townhouses with air conditioning and gas heat in Bromswich and nearby areas. Listings feature rancher homes, apartments with garages, and mid term leases with prices, pets policies, and contact numbers for agents such as YATES & CO. REALTORS and STR0UT REALTY. Many entries reference acreage, farms, and land listings with references to Frederick area, Eastern Shore farms, and local real estate firms.
Classified fragment shows employers advertising openings in multiple fields including ground maintenance outdoor work and fashion. Mentions training programs and associates meritroty, with unclear locations and contact cues, reflecting a mid century job market mix.
Fragmented notice listing James A Feverline and Ron Farris seeking mechanic work in Maryland and nearby areas. Mentions interview times, contact details, and separate clerical, carpentry, and service positions with scattered dates and locations.
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