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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented report discusses wartime conclusions, predicting cheaper outcomes through negotiation rather than conflict. It notes mounting debt, the burden on taxpayers, and strategic moves in Asia and the Americas, with skepticism about rapid power shifts and the long path of peace efforts.
A reader from Pike View, Mil. objects to state taxes and current road maintenance, calling for reforms. He criticizes the road commission as costly and inefficient, cites snow removal expenses and damaged equipment, and laments bankruptcies without improvements. The correspondence includes a political cue favoring changes under President Harding.
Five residents across locations were asked if filing an income tax return concerns them. Albert Wallis says no worry due to no filing required. George Sheerts believes it worries some people. Charles Albaugh says not worried since he does not have to file. Harry Lebherz says the burden is paying taxes, not filing. R L Powell agrees filing is not enjoyable.
A Frederick page from 1902 notes the farce The Unreasonable Mrs West performed by local youths with Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy and others, followed by a Junior Hall dance. Also recorded is a protest by county road companies against a Senate toll bill and civil service exam updates for Maryland revenue service and railroad resignations.
Articles filed in the clerk of court show two incorporations. One has no capitalization. the other is capitalized at $10,000. The Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs Inc aims to advance improve and promote horticulture cattle horses livestock and fairs. Dr Charles Conley J Hubert Wade and Charles E McLane are subscribers with Frederick as the principal office. Kaufman Motor Co formed to sell manufacture and exchange motor cars accessories tires tubes tractors and implements with $10,000 capitalization and George L Kaufman Sarah R Kaufman and Taney Kaufman as subscribers and initial directors.
Philadelphia financial writer Einar Barford details bucket shop tactics used by Hughes and Dier and rivals in 1921. He describes how the firm fed clients false inside information on Stutz Motor, urged shorts, seized margin money, then bought shares to cover while customers faced losses, drawing NYSE scrutiny. The piece also notes Chandler Brothers & Co. exposing similar manipulations on the exchange floor.
Mr Beverly Cronenburg has returned his home on North Market street after visiting friends in Washington Tees and Amar Parsee has returned near Frederick after pending several days in Baltimore Mr E Matlinix of East Third street left Tuesday for St Petersburg Florida where he will spend several weeks
February records note the Schenectady massacre of inhabitants by Indians in 1690, a severe cold snap on Florida's St. Johns River by February 8, a provisional Confederate constitution adoption in 1861, a U.S. compression of the Chicago Timer in 1862, and Virginia's governor declaring the state entirely reconstructed on February 8, 1376.
Part of Article 46 of Marshland's Declaration of Rights states that no person may be compelled to maintain or contribute to a place of worship or ministry unless under contract. It further declares a person’s religious belief does not affect competence as a witness or juror, and moral accountability is tied to belief in God and future reward or punishment in this world or the next.
Twenty years ago the Old Folks Concert in Middletown drew crowds, after a snowy journey from East Patrick Street. Will Keller and Groff led the performers while Rev Knott and Rev McCormick were recalled. a later birthday reception honored Mrs Fannie Stockman. A note adds that a Japanese dwelling costs ten dollars monthly for telephone service.
The owner sells on Wednesday March 22 1922 at 9 am one and half miles south of Adama town. 7 head horses and many cattle including registered stock, 3 dairy cows, calves and heifers. Farm tools and equipment listed include wagons, binder, mower, harrows, plows, harness, dairy fixtures, milk cans, and miscellaneous farming gear. Terms provide six months credit on sums above 10 with notes and security. cash for 10 and under. Settlement with the clerk on sale day. Auctioneers and clerks named.
Public notice announces a power of sale for the estate of John H Bennett late of Frederick City Maryland deceased. The undersigned will offer the property at public sale at the Court House in Frederick City Maryland on the 11th day of Saturday.
A Boston firm markets SUSTO Nutritive Tonic Tablets claiming to cure malnutrition by delivering vitamins from milk eggs rice beef protein and nuclein. A physiology professor reportedly verified its efficacy through tests showing underweight children and adults gained weight, strength, energy, and health. Sold by J A Williamson as an advertised health product amid bold claims.
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