One Authority Should Fix All Prices Says Farmer
Dan Wight of eleven Monocacy Farms told the Lions at the Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting that farm prices should be fixed by the same authority as other prices. He explained farm labor costs are not included in price setting, warned against 1919 price levels, and urged wartime effort while favoring horse powered farming and livestock over grain. He discussed Frederick County farming, Percheron horses, Aberdeen Angus cattle, and the shift toward livestock to preserve soil.
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Dan Wight
The
Lions
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick County
Wickard
Leon Henderson
Washington
National Economic Committee
America
Wight
Check Form 1040A or 1040 for tax savings analysis
Washington notes the simplified 1040A may cost more than 1040 for many filers. The piece uses Jim Jones as an example, showing how deductions influence whether the old or new form saves money. It also discusses dependents, exemptions, and marital status affecting eligibilities under each form. Henry I. Stahr Jr. is announced as a Mercersburg Academy senior with commencement speaking honor.
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Wide World
Washington
Jim
Henry I. Stahr, Jr
Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
Mercersburg Academy
Induction at Club Meeting Led by Rev William Royal
Capt Glenn Stovall of the Salvation Army was inducted into club membership by Rev William C Royal. Richard F Kline introduced the proceedings while Niemann A Brunk, first vice president, presided. Guests included W W Phillips of Baltimore and William Edmundson of New York.
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Richard F. Kline
Glenn Stovall
The
Salvation Army
William C. Royal
W. W. Phillips
Baltimore
William Edmundson
New York
Niemann A. Brunk
Frederick County Maryland 1942 Tax Levy Estimates
Frederick County Maryland prepares the 1942 tax levy with resources from 1941 figures. Includes real estate, personal property, autos, and corporate assessments. lists anticipated income from taxes and licenses. and details the Board of Estimates expenditures for education, transportation, courts, officials, and various county services.
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MME
Frederick County 1941 Tax Levy and 1942 Revenue Schedule
Frederick County Maryland levies 112 cents per 100 in property tax for 1942 and 14 cents to the State. The document lists allocations for hospitals, roads, public aid, salaries, and operating expenses, with a total year’s resources projection and finality date in 1942. County Commissioners George V Arnold, Charles G Geisbert, and A Grant Hooper certify the assessment tabulation and revenue schedule.
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Code of Public Local Laws of
Maryland
Frederick County
Board of Estimates
General Assembly of
Board of Estimates of
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Assessors
George W. Arnold
Charles G. Geisbert
A. Grant Hooper
Archley R. Molesworth
A. D
George V. Arnold
Merlicoual VF
Children’s Aid Society
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
Almshouse
Flealing
Hospitals & Institutions
Hospitals For Insane
Rosewood Training School
Marylane School For Blind
Maryland Industrial Schools Reform Schools
Frederick City Hospital
Orphan's Court
Montevue
Memorial Grounds
Oltiger
Burr Arts Library
MCA County Roads Board
State’s Attorney
Sheriff’s Office
Welfare Board
Winchester
Emmert FR. Bowlus
Charles G Geisbert
State of Maryland
U. Grant Hooper
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Lions Club
Alexander BR. George
Jum Jones
Betsy-Ross Spinets
Albert C. Palmer
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Frederick County National Bank of
Frederick No
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ader
Vecemuri
Receiver of
Central Trust Co
Aaa
Emmert R. Bowlus
Hooper
Geisbert
Board of Education
NA Petastate
Central Trust 'S Co
Dan Caitertedo
Clint
Potter State Court House
Nstrator
Supplie
Strator
Adoe
Velon ii
Levy Book
Moncey
County Roads Board
X Commission
Jeu Independent Hose Co
Tovar
Philco
NOME
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick
Quaker City
ARGE
Armours
Florida
Tal
Pillsbury’s
Fancy Shoe Peg Corn Bartlett Pears
Kellogg’s
Musselman’s
Table Queen
Ueno AM Ruc
Patrick Street
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