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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1929
Page
3
Reported notes indicate movements on a tax reform bill and soldiers bonus, with anticipated opposition, plus reshuffling and resignations surrounding Judge J.T. O and officials. Three measures changing state compensation are pending action, while Governor and ethics questions loom over the sequence.
President elect Hoover departs Miami with Mrs Hoover and 50 supporters aboard a special train at 10 30 pm for Washington to be sworn in March 4. He plans to rest at his Washington home and begin cabinet selections amid speculation.
Fragmented OCR text blends weather notes with a surreal fable about an owl predicting fair conditions. Amid garbled phrases a town hopes for steady temperatures as a looming winter theme fades into a vague forecast and a quirky, dreamlike narrative tone.
Frederick County Maryland treasurer announces public tax sale at the Frederick County Court House on Monday April 8 1929 at 10 oclock A M. Sale lists parcels with taxes costs and fees due. sale continues on business days until each parcel is offered. Names include AMBUSH MARTHA FLOYX FLOOX MRS GEORGE H GROVE ENGLAND HOFFMAN VIETTA and others with parcel descriptions and deeds referenced.
Frederick County Maryland land records list deeds from 1920s in Urbana and New Market districts. Notable entries include Oden Mary Ls 66 acres with taxes 1.02, Foster Oldred Lot 359x300 in Lipersy, Vanacore John East Datrice street lots with total 50.33, and Specht Mary C lot 152x135 ft with total 63.34. Records note deeds dated 1921 to 1926, with taxes, interest, and costs, filed in various Liber and Folio numbers. Authorities include Frederick Development Co, treasurer records, and local trustees.
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrived at Boiling Field Washington from Langley Field Va after lunch today. He had flown from Miami to Langley then to Washington due to bad weather and thick cloud cover over the initial leg.
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