Frederick County Economy and Efficiency Committee Report 1935
The Economy and Efficiency Committee of Frederick County presents a plan to refund and serially issue bonds to refinance issued debt. It identifies $134000 in 4 1 2 percent school bonds, $65000 and $123700 in 3 4 4 percent bonds due 1940, with 285700 due in 1940. It recommends bidding rates, serial bond issuance, and pursuing refinancing to 1961 while noting tax-exempt risks.
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Frederick County
Central Trust Company
Turnpike and Bridge
Almshouse
Rernie Archool
Turnpike & Bridge
Alms House
Ny Se
Frederick County Schools Face Budget Cuts Amid Strained Tax Base
The Frederick County committee examines school costs and state aid, noting the county levy and real estate tax share, with total current expenses at 503 330.48 for the past year. It highlights disparities with Carroll County and discusses bonded debt, state aid, and transportation costs affecting educational funding.
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Frederick County
Carroll
Carroll County
State Tax Commission
Maryland county committee urges tax reform and school funding shifts
Frederick county officials debate state takeover of schools to cut costs and consider streamlined administration. Proposals include charging high school registration, ending free transportation, revising auto assessments, tightening relief spending, and borrowing powers to stabilize finances amid 1935 budget pressures.
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Frederick County
Maryland
General Assembly
Nice
Savoring Casseroles and Fricassees on Monday Menu
A historical dining listing explains stock making from bones to brown sauces, ragouts and fricassees with meat, potatoes, turnips and carrots. It suggests casseroles baked in the oven, meat pies with biscuit crusts, tamale pies and a cabbage grapefruit salad. The menu includes breakfast lunch and dinner items such as baked apples cereal dried beef fricassee and scalloped tomatoes.
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Mary E. Daguenea
Ins
Lane
Bitter weed yields honey in Ozark regions
In the Ozark regions of Missouri and Arkansas and parts of Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama the bitter weed Helenium tenuifollum produces plenty of golden honey for bees but remains as bitter as quinine in taste.
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Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
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Frederick, Md
Wilbert L. Smith
Frederick County Farm Bureau Federation
Richard Potts
Frederick Real Estate Board, Inc
Edward F. Holter
Pomona Grange
Isy
Board of Education
Farm Bureau
Children's Aid Society
Children’s Aid Society
Board of County School Commissioners
T. Poole Jones
WM. T. Delaplaine
Alvie M.etzler
Walter E. Burall Daniel &. Guyton Daniel E. Wight
Trail
EXD
Trail's End
Gordonsyvble
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
B. R
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Quaker City
Frederick
Northa Market Street
MT. Airy
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