Taxpayers push economy as Frederick County officials clash
Frederick County taxpayers association denounces county and state spending, calls for curtailing expenses in the treasurer’s office and other offices, and vows to hold public servants to account. The group cites commissions, extra clerks, and audited misallocations while urging Annapolis and local leaders to curb waste and defend taxpayers.
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Bs Compissioners
Yeast
Ars’ Association
Roger GG. Harivsch
John
Frederty
Lawauthers
Annapolis
Frederick
Marytiwe
Porkeibooia
Superin- Montevue
Charl
Count House
Hichivon
Frederick County
Maryland
Roger G. Harley
Commission
Counnty
Johan W. Snook
Auitor
Board of County Commissioners
Goodell
William J. Grove
Senate
Aemier
Charles FP Goodell
Sperhs
Grove
Lic
Guudeil
Gil
Pasacil
Frederick Comity
Annapolle
Frederick Couty
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Board of County
Washington County
Tee Ranneberger
Board of Election Supervisors
Women’s clubs hold social and business meetings countywide
Several weeks of meetings across county clubs highlighted programs on citizenship and civic involvement. Ballenger Club hosted a session at Mrs Axa Renn’s home exploring who can become citizens and women’s roles in politics. Jefferson Ulib supported proposed measures benefiting women and children, with future citizenship studies planned at Miss Mollie Mineoy’s February 10 gathering. Walkersville, Mitnetown, and Urbana clubs reported engaging talks on local history and Maryland government, plus social events and homemaking programs.
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Citizenshia
Ballenger Club
Axa Renn
Thomas Culler
Ehiamities
Witternoon
Jefferson Ulib
Riey Etchison
Jefferson Cini
Mollie Mine
Mitnetown
Walkersile
Frederick County
Maryland
Walkersville
Walter Kleist
Kemptown Womans Club
Woman's Improvement Club of
Urbana
Frederick county federation hosts upcoming Abe program meetings
The Frederick County Federation of Kara Women's Club under Mrs AG McKinney plans events for a wide federation agenda. Meetings feature a series of interesting topics for the near future with attendees from many local groups including towns such as Middletown and New Market. Women are invited to join and learn about this broad county organization.
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Hworth
Bes
Paa
Weedel
Phab
Ely
Gia. Mendrisk
Frederich Caine
Stural
Clabes
Mckrinnes
Watherss
Paren
Martin guilty this time arraigned for disturbling the peace
George C. Martin a 4 year old resident of 1405 Buttin Place Baltimore was acquitted of robbing the Halsey Distillery at a local circuit court trial and fined 112.90 by Magistrate Rettaliata for disturbing the peace, while his wife Nettie H. Martin 26 was fined 11.45 for disorderly conduct after they were arrested on January 1 following an assault on Patrolman Schaefer. The policeman was beaten with a blackjack and treated at St Joseph's Hospital. It notes anarchists reading The Man Without a Country.
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George C. Martin
Buttin Place
Baltimore
Halsey
Masistrate Rettaliata
Eastern
Tlenard
Nettie H. Martin
Martin
Schaefer
Eastern District
St. Joseph's Hospital
Relief Came Quickly and Feels Good All the Time
A magician of stomach woes testifies that relief came fast from Dreco after months of digestive distress. Josiah Schwick of Newark Ohio recounts sluggish liver dizzy spells coated tongue backache and constipation. He credits five bottles with weight gain renewed strength and restored sleep and appetite. Free samples are offered by Pearr TM's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
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Josiah Schwick
Screen Ave
Newark
Ohio
Avery
Frederick
Pearr
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Haller & Co
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Portland and White
Atlas Cement
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