Food prices and storage warehouses in farming regions
Discussion on using cold storage warehouses to reduce prices by centralizing handling of farm produce. Advocates for cooperative marketing, impartial grading, and public or league led storage systems to undercut middlemen, with slow initial payoffs due to advertising and trust-building. Also notes public sentiment against middlemen and a historical price comparison from the Hincksey Minn Enterprise, plus a brief snow report and a fragmented line about Uruguay.
Frederick pleads for Santa to deliver post war progress
Frederick readers list a long Christmas wish for Santa including a new post office, Hood College dormitory, factories, lower living costs, price controls, better rail and park facilities, library growth, cheaper land, tax relief, and flood of civic improvements. They ask for peace, fewer accidents, and continued prosperity for businesses, farms, churches, and schools.
Gladstone Literary Society Meets at New Market High
The December 14 session led by Eugene Main featured songs The Old Oaken Bucket and Sweet and Low, and a general debate arguing an automobile is more valuable than a horse. Students Delineated included Madeline Mount John Jones Nellie Cashour Mary Nicodemus Beulah Hogarth with pieces Summer and Winter Sports The Scare The Mistakes in School and a critic's report.
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Gladstone Literary Society
New Market High School
Eugene Main
Madeline Mount
Yellowstone National Park
John Jones
Nellie Cashour
Mary Nicodemus
Donald Hogarth
Allen Nicodemus
Beulah Hogarth
Dixie Land
Frederick Twentieth Anniversary Columns Note 1896
Twenty years ago today mentions Dr Bernard C Steiner librarian at Pratt Free Library delivering in Baltimore on Frederick County during the Revolution. Also notes Capt Jon Groff slaughtering a huge hog and a forest fire between Black Rock and Smokeioen destroying timber while boys attempted to smoke out a squirrel.
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Pratt Free Library
Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore
Frederick County
Black Rock
Smokeioen
Charity Drive Plea For $400 To Aid Frederick Poor
The Charity Organization Society of Frederick seeks about $400 to sustain relief for at least two hundred needy families through the cold months. Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon notes regular contributors fall short by 180 and 200 more are needed. Funds benefit systematic distribution under the Federated Charities with careful record keeping. Contributions may be sent to Dr Dixon or The News will pass funds to proper authorities. A Maryland Knights Templar conclave is set for Christmas Day in Gothic Hall.
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Maryland
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