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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1922

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2

Frederick County Library Growss Eight Years Strong

In eight years the Frederick County Free library has expanded to about 8 000 volumes and a daily circulation around 90. Nonfiction now dominates circulation as readers seek substantial works, reference aids, magazines, and government pamphlets. Four librarians staff the library which features popular fiction, juvenile books, and new titles across sections including To That Hath Ralph Connor and The Secret of Sahara Rosita Forbes.

Ableccont Frederick County Free Ivar Fction Childress Books Frederick Libry Temple Bailey Mickér Edgar Rice Burroughs Mysae Ee Arthur Chapman Ralph Connor Mar‘Gn Conishy Jeffery Far‘kot Watchinson Basil Rang Pride of Palomar Peter B. “Nene Go Getter Peter B. Kyne Kathleen Norris Charlie G. Norris Phillipa Qonenhalm Quin Hogan Rice Nage Jena Witton Beebe Saaer Irwin Cobb Ae ‘Sahara Rosita Forbes O. Henry Meurice Maeterlinck Downing Street Virginia Robie Lothray Stoddard Woodrow Wilson Jim dJoseph P. Tumulty van Buskirk

Bizarre Catalog of 19th Century Titles and Authors

A jumble of names and book titles appears, listing numerous works and authors such as Polly, Cynthia B, Joseph Lymat, Clara Jud son, and Francis Rolt-Wheeler. The text resembles a historical catalog or bibliography fragment with varied spelling and punctuation.

Cret Staire D. Jeepy Polly Wee Righteon B. L. Boke Bkippen Cynthia B C. P. Durell Joseph Lymat Hurtbat Gravel Point Clara I. Judson Denewood EB. B A. ” Kotpe

Ford cuts tractor price to ease farmer costs

Henry Ford says the 37 percent tractor price cut, $230, will reduce tractor revenue by $115 million in annual sales and bring power machinery within reach for American farmers. He argues lower production costs boost profits and cites soil fertilization and labor savings as paths, urging Congress to lease Muncie Shoals to provide affordable fertilizer.

Henry Ford Ford Congress Muncle Shoals

Democrats Worried Over Election Bill Fallout in Maryland

Dems fear the Fewer Elections bill will merge governor and many state offices with the off year congressional and state elections. State Senate president WH Ham I Norris notes leaders wrestle with how to navigate national issues and Republican money affecting votes. The piece hints at political caution in finance and sacrifice.

Batimore General Assembly WH Ham I Norris State Senate

League rookie rule adopted by Blue Ridge League in 1922

During the Chambersburg meeting the Blue Ridge League set a rookie rule for 1922. It disciplines clubs and officials for suspicions of wrongdoing with automatic five year disqualifications and forfeiture of games unless a timely written report and investigation prove innocence. Affected clubs face fines and league penalties amid voting rules for trial representatives.

Blue Midge Chambersburg Iid Sale Mubs Hibs League

Postmaster Gernand Honored In State Contest

Joseph C. Gernand postmaster of Fhermont has earned a place on the state honor list in the postmaster contest for selling Government Savings Securities. A bronze honor pin bearing the motto Honor Postmaster was awarded by Howard T. Cree of the Government Savings Organization in Richmond. Also listed on the honor roll was Postmaster J Alleine Williamson of this city.

Joseph C. Gernand Fhermont Government Savings Howard T. Cree Government Savags Richmond J Alleine Wiliamson

Man Crushed At Saw Mill Near Shooks Town

Lewis H. Ropp, northeast of Middletown, suffered severe injuries at his father’s saw mill near Shooks Town after slipping while moving a large log. The log rolled over him, crushing several ribs and causing internal injuries.

Lewis H. Ropp Middletown Shookstown

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