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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
3
About 5000 passenger cars in Maryland are idle as of Wednesday, said Colonel E Austin Baughan, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. He noted that removing the license tag price during the war did not spur motorists to renew promptly. Through Tuesday night 122,467 licenses had been issued, 65 percent of the prior year but higher than early 1922.
The Y M A Junior basketball team beat the Junior Athletic Club 41 to 35 in a fast game at the gym Wednesday evening. Wachter scored for the winners. Ogle for the losers. Substitutions and field goals listed with final lineup and scorers. Referee was Quinn. timer Ramsburg. scorer Biser.
The Frederick County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association on South Carroll street reports growing cooperative activity among farmers. Starting in March the property transfer will occur, a rain closure system and improvements will be added, and stock of farm supplies will be expanded. Managers note price shifts in wheat and fertilizer, with potential future sales of coal and potatoes and a regular line of farm necessities.
William Lee was arrested by Officers Bartgis and Engelbright on charges of chasing Fred BGeaner with a knife and was dismissed by Justice J Grahame Johnson. Immediately after, Bean er was arrested for larceny of barber tools from Murray Lambert’s shop on South Market Street. Unable to post $100 bond, he was jailed pending a hearing before Justice Johnson at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Four county high schools Frederick Brunswick Middletown and Thurmont with student bodies over 100 will send teams to the annual county debating contests on February 20 The University of Maryland Extension Service backs the events Frederick will debate Thurmont and Brunswick meets the host at Brunswick The smaller schools plan a junior league Also notes on a Missouri Episcopal convention resolution and a midwinter golf tournament in Miami January 21 25.
Judge George P. Wagner of Belleville speaks in support of Tanlac, saying it restored his health and appetite after a severe weight loss. He claims the medicine improved digestion, energy, and prevented bilious attacks, dizziness, and nervousness, and he endorses discussing his experience directly with others. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
County Commissioner David Oland backs a road bond to hand over maintenance to the State. In a reporter interview he notes that half the bond should fund improving old pikes and the other half dirt roads, a detail he says he forgot to mention.
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