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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
4
The Southern Pacific railroad reports that 20 624 trespassers were removed from its property in one month. The piece notes that many youths steal rides seeking work, and criticizes fare evasion as a shared burden on paying passengers. It argues riders should earn funds honestly.
Announcement calls for all European nations and the United States to be fully represented at an upcoming economic conference. It argues past U S participation as observers is inadequate to protect American prosperity and rights, comparing it to Maryland sending an observer to Congress. The piece stresses avoiding entanglement in European quarrels while seeking a stronger voice on world issues.
Frederickson area residents face a daunting weather week as snow is expected to fall today and temperatures drop. The Weather Observer notes a 22 degree morning with a 12 degree overnight low, while snow plows operate to reopen main highways. Rural reports show farmers clearing county groundwork as crews contend with ongoing snow drifts and drifting winds.
Fire early Thursday afternoon consumes buildings on the Saunders farm in Potomac county, damaging leases valued around 4200 and destroying contents. The cause is unknown. Insurance details remain unclear.
Mrs Stephen Gambrill entertained guests at a tea yesterday afternoon in Washington near Lercon Sam. Attendees included Mia Maze, Mr James H Gambrill, and others. The event took place at the hosts apartment on cue with social chatter and light refreshments.
Citizens cited multiple holidays with Christmas favored by several respondents. Mrs William Stockman and others mention enjoying all holidays, while Mrs Henry Nusbaum and Mrs Charles Myers especially select Christmas for its happiness among young people.
Local residents and guests are listed with recent travels and activities. Mian Helen Murphy returned from London after private secretary work for the Shipping Board, plus visits to Germany Ireland Belgium and France. Others noted include Mr Garland K Groh back in Hagerstown after days in Washington and Baltimore, travel disruptions due to snow, and visits by Archbishop Curley Fra Smith and McGuire to St John’s rectory and Mt St Mary’s College.
Due to bad weather attendance was small at the Frederick Art Club gathering. Mrs Ruth Dela Plaine chaired as Mrs Janie Helaplain presented an engaging talk on Facts About Palenque, a ruined Maya city in Mexico discovered around 1760. The palace and temples, with stucco ornament and hieroglyphics, reflect a peaceful culture.
Speakers from 22 counties outlined plans for agricultural development at the State Agricultural Conference in Baltimore. Farm agents will receive a digest of discussions and recommendations this week, highlighting dairy improvement, co operative buying, leguminous crops, purebred livestock, grain and vegetable farming, and farm organizations.
Warrenfellz Moser of Mapleville wed at United Brethren parsonage Myersville. Bride daughter of Jonas and Mrs Moser. groom a prominent farmer. They plan to reside in Myersville. Also, Dorothy Ayron and Major William Preston Lane to wed at St John’s Church tonight at 7:30. Frederickt onians attending include several local couples and Dr Hedges among others.
In a letter from Mrs J Q Estabrook of California and Mrs Bertha Lincoln Houstis, readers report eleven inches of rain in Los Angeles before and during Christmas, contrasting with last year’s rainfall. The unusually heavy weather is described as not confined to one locality.
A fragment from The News dated January 17, 18024 recalls an incident near Mt Pleasant where Edward Osie, a colored man, was injured with two broken legs and a damaged hand after a ram panet tag tourer incident. Attendees at the home of M end Wye Paros Page Ament Vout included Frank Smith, Misses Anna Clehaugh, Rose Motor, Marie Sniehl, Alan Shriner, and several others. The joyous event featured participation by Jinwi Steavy Pore pe company and attendees William Ho Shiphs, Ges How, Joby Davis, Henry Bender, Henry Lamp, Richard Perry, and John Thomas.
An incomplete prompt asks for a missing item in the Newal Youre text. No clear events people places or organizations are readable. Provide a coherent summary only from readable fragments.
Office of Internal Revenue releases revised Form 1040 A for individuals with income $5,000 or less. Returns required for many filers regardless of tax due. instructions emphasize careful reporting of salaries, business income, deductions, and exemptions. Penalties for late filing and payment detailed. forms available January 18 at Baltimore Custody Office and branch offices in Washington Hagerstown Cumberland.
Two cases of drunkenness on Frederick streets were aired in the court last night. Promaines 1 and fined 3.25—tenorences? Owens Tek i Patts and Charles Gidyvard were menaced and fined. The farmer was arrested Saturday night by Mike Clem and Sunday night by officers Winpigles and Staley. Both paid their dues. When doctors have a consultation do they divide the amount of the ink. No they double.
Fragmentary notes recount events on January 17 including statehood debates for Arizona and New Mexico. Mentions telegram from Chicago, a death in Wisconsin, and a vote in the House of Representatives on statehood support.
Frederick county joins Maryland in launching a 500000 dollar Woodrow Wilson Foundation drive. Mrs Andrew Amin and others head the county effort with no public meetings planned yet. State leaders include Gov Witchie and Blair Lee, with Franklin D Roosevelt as national chairman and Hamilton Hull as executive director. The quota for Maryland is 3400000, and early hopes aim to complete county goals swiftly. A Joneshean gathering at Hotel Emerson in Baltimore is planned, featuring Rabbi Stephen Wise as principal speaker.
The Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs will hold its annual meeting on Thursday January 19 at 11 o'clock at Wardman Park Hotel Washington. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society will host the event. Officers will be elected. The association, led by Dr C Coley, promotes harmony and supports agricultural societies statewide, seeking favorable legislation or opposition to harmful bills.
A Frederick reader reports an astonishing personal matter with unexpected details and a surprising outcome. The account highlights local interest in a perplexing incident involving a woman and a sequence of bewildering events.
Fragmentary quotation from Maryland Declaration of Rights Article 19 urging every man to pursue legal redress for injuries to person or property. Emphasizes justice, fair trial, and prompt action without delay under the law.
The eleventh grade civic class organized a two chamber “legislature” at the Boys' High School Elm Street. The Senate and House of Delegates mimic Annapolis with party caucuses and leaders, though the House is Republican led while Democrats dominate the Senate. Members plan to study Maryland's legislature and invite former lawmakers to visit.
Cramer and Stauffer real estate firm sold the property known as the Michael home a two and a half story brick dwelling on Trail Avenue to Charles C Martz. Insurance agents involved and the buyer names appear in the record of the sale.
An advertisement recounts a patient who recovered from stomach and intestinal ailments after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation, aiding stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. Co Operative Drug Co Inc promotes the product in drugstores.
Notice to all persons having claims against the estate of the deceased in Frederick County Maryland. The executor requires authenticated proofs of claim by a specified date. Creditors must present their demands with proper verification to receive settlement.
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