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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
5
Weather update notes cloudy skies and colder conditions with snow or rain possible overnight. Saturday is expected to be dry but cooler with continued overcast conditions across the region.
York man Ward Dechert prominent in local affairs died at home on I street York after a long illness. He led the Virgin pany in Chambersburg and served as president of the chamber of commerce. A member of Washington Lodge A Mason he had ties to York and Chambersburg and leaves a widow, Miss Price, and one son with funeral services planned at Mt. Olivet with burial to follow.
The sketchy report notes Joseph F. of West Second Street is re critical after weeks of illness. D. Hendrickson of West Second Street had an operation in Baltimore and shows slow improvement. Herman of Third Street, at a sanatorium near Ashe City, remains serious but with yesterday’s signs of progress.
Elisabeth Burch of Washington accompanied Miss Grace Ware for a visit in Terrace. Mrs Elroy Wachter left for Staunton Virginia to attend the silver wedding of Mrs Wachter's cousin Mrs Abe Weinberg today.
Reports state Benedict remains gravely ill with a sacrament given as officials from Vatican City rush aid. Prof Marchi and Prof Gattistini arrived to consult with doctors as crowds gathered, Pope able to sit up briefly and nourish himself, conditions described as serious but not desperate.
Frederick City Hospital reports 2189 patients treated in all departments for the year ending September 30 1921 with 1301 admitted. The obstetrical births reached 76, outpatient visits 715, X rays 530, and 1210 surgical operations. The open plan hospital opened in 1902 and plans for improvements include new real estate purchases and paving as the board notes the need for future expansion.
A Maryland bill push seeks a Straight License fee of 10 000 per racing day and 109 000 for county distribution from race proceeds. The Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs met at Wardman Park Hotel to frame a campaign, proposing 160 000 across counties for agriculture and allied industries. Officers include Dr. C H Conley Frederick president and J H Wade Boonsboro vice president with statewide fair groups forming an incorporated body.
Announcement from Frederick Post Office confirms J A Williamson placed on the Honor Roll and sent to Washington as a special distinction. He won in the postmaster contest for Fifth Federal Reserve District, earning a bronze Honor Pin from Howard T Cree. Also notes a Presbyterian Woman's Missionary meeting January 17 and local marriage licenses.
Farmers urged to feed horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry with Nonpareil Stock Food Nonpareil Hog Food and Nonpareil Poultry Food to improve health egg production and winter recovery Made locally in Frederick Maryland with promises of low price and high quality available at local stores and from ETB manufacturer on Beale Street.
Frederick attorney Guy K Motter states Kerr against the State v H & J 560 1804 and State against the County Commissioners 29 Md 524 hold time in elections is directory not mandatory He argues the Frederick County Board acted lawfully in appointing Archie Stimmel to Montevue Hospital superintendent while balloting began on Monday and decisions remain conclusive in court.
Chairman of Board and President WM G Baker along with Vice President WM G Zimmerman, Cashier John B Ramsburg, and directors including D E Kefauver J D Baker and Thos B Haller. Local medical and attorney names appear among officers.
A brief note hints at eight strong ideas to set aside until spring. The list suggests planning and patience, urging readers to save these concepts for later consideration and action.
Land parcels for sale range from 5 to 169 acres with improvements including frame houses barns and outbuildings. Properties lie near New Midway Woots Bear Pleasant Hill Lewistown Mountandale Woodsboro Troutville Frederick London and the State Road. Several parcels feature multiple buildings and farm facilities along major roads and near towns.
Markwood D Harp lists multiple Frederick area properties with acres ranging from 22 to 442. Each entry notes improvements, buildings such as frame houses and bank barns, water features, railroad or road access, and prices from 3 000 to 66 per acre. Prime farmland and residential sites highlighted by state road proximity and rail access.
Guy C. Roser of New York Life Insurance Co advocates life insurance as protection for loved ones. He emphasizes that securing a policy safeguards the most wonderful and precious things in life, including affection and family welfare, urging readers to consider an affordable plan.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple property sale items with fenced grounds and improvements. Mentions dairy farm and market, with references to dwelling rooms and various structures. Names and places are obscured by text corruption but indicate real estate auction details.
A joint committee of the Montgomery County Public School Teachers Association and the Montgomery County Federation of Women's Clubs met at Rockville to arrange annual school speaking contests. Preliminary contests are March 10, district contests March 24, and the finals in Rockville on April 7 with prizes and judges provided by the federation.
Saturday Night at 6 Specials list women and children shoes from 10c to 1.95, mens boots and caps, hats, and sneakers with prices. Also Weinberg’s ad for auto painting and repairs at Green's Garage, plus Saturday Night Nation Specials on shirts, hosiery, socks, and suspenders. Public notices warn J Quynn Rodock cannot solicit coal orders. garage offers repair and storage. wanted to rent a house. a dog owner seeks return of a black and white bird dog. Model Garage advertises service in Market Street area.
Multiple farm listings with acreages from 28 to 300 near Buckeystown and Union, featuring brick houses up to 12 rooms, dairies, limestone land, barns and silos. Prices range from $2,750 to $12,500 with terms noting April possession and quick sale. Also real estate, mortgage and investment company ads offering suburban homes and lots with insurance lines.
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