Frederick Faces Water Crisis and New Reservoir Plan
The Frederick water works faces strain from rising demand during the latter term of office. Mayor and Board must consider expanding supply with new reservoir and infrastructure to meet 280,000 to 1,040,000 gallons daily usage, while urging legislative action and utilities upgrades.
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Broderick
Frederick
Wallow
Swater ‘Works
George “Wiener
Witnevs
Crystal Pinte Lee Company
Lagialature
Han Rexalvesa
Trederfelt
Ireevtek
AlTervien
Entrance to the Reservoir Groundwater Debate in City
City officials and engineers debate water supply for Frederick as drought strains hydrants. Two main views clash over increasing mains and new sources. Superintendent Tyergar backs a 2 inch main to Frederick costing 10 000 to 12 000 dollars while critics question the expense and necessity.
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Tyergar
Frederick
Wiener
Carroll Creek
City weighs options for drought water pressure project
Frederick residents face rising water needs as reservoirs hold ample supply but low elevation limits pressure. Officials consider direct receivers into city mains, automatic flow control, and surplus storage with several potential methods. Public urgency and funding constraints shape the decision to avert a future water shortage.
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Eliy
Frederick
Letters From The People On Public Works And Debts
A letter from a reader criticizes public officials over charter reforms and funding for local improvements. It argues for responsible debt handling, fair taxation, and accountability in allocating funds for bridges and roads. The writer urges action by the LeGare Bridge authorities and county commissions.
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Ulin
LeGare
Marge
Visiting Nurse Report Highlights Community Value in 1910
Misa Casey, visiting nurse for Frederick County Mary land Association for the Prevention and Helper of Tuberculosis, reports 363 calls for the month ending June 39 1910. 200 visits were to patients at homes and 37 new calls brought 28 new patients, totaling 108 visited. She extended work beyond Frederick city, reaching several places outside the town and advancing county health efforts.
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Misa Casey
Nurso
Frederick County
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Helier of Tuberculosis
Nurea
Ant Mins Cnecybe
Frederick City
Frederick
Mixa Carey
Officers Elected at Carp No 79 Meeting
At the Carp No 79 meeting the following officers were elected for the term: president Frank Js. M. Storm, vice president J. Maurice Holdcraft, master of forms Leakie Brandenburg, recording secretary Guy O. Phleeger, conductor William L. Heal, inspector Charles J. Bimeauer, guard Thorns PF Shoenne Kery, trustees Lewin VP Cutter and William fl Beall, delegate C. I. Virkaloin, alternate CGearre Ds Nixdoril.
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Carp
Tim
J. Maurice Holdcraft
Leakie
Brandenburg
Guy O. Phleeger
William
Heal
Charles J. Bimeauer
Thorns PF
Shoenne Kery
Lewin
Cutter
Ekatoin
William Fl Beall
Iiternate
Automobile license law takes effect state wide
The automobile law went into effect yesterday requiring all owners to obtain a state license. Early reports from the Automobile Commissioner say about 2000 licenses issued and revenues near $16000. Licenses are valid for one full year.
Mt Tabor Lutheran Church to be Dedicated at Fairview
The Mt Tabor Lutheran church at Fairview will be dedicated Sunday July 24 with morning, afternoon and evening services. The brick edifice cost about 4000 dollars, replacing an old brick church built 51 years ago. The congregation has a membership of about
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Mt. ‘Tabor Lutheran Church
Fairview
W. Kck. Diebt
New Walk Completed in Middletown Improvement
The concrete walk laid by the Burgess and Commissioners from the Green Street trolley station to 40 Main Street is finished and noted as a much needed improvement. The project received praise for replacing the old path with a sturdier surface.
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Middletown
Green Street
Main Street
Carpenter Evangelist Arrives for Open Air Salvation Campaign
The American Salvation Army welcomes Capt. Palmer from Philadelphia for an open air event at the aquate corner this evening with morning services at 0.30 and 1 o'clock and afternoon meetings citywide. Captain Palmer will speak. Adjt. Marshall plans next week in Philadelphia at the National Training Home as Lt. Storm observes new dispensary efforts aiding about 10 patients during his visit. The General hopes every corps will soon have a similar department and a Children's Outing is anticipated for all city youngsters.
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Carpenter Evangelist
Frederick Corpu
S_ovelock
Palmer
Adjt
Marshall
Philadelphia
National
Steat
Storm
National Headquarters
Cornerstone Laid For Reformed Church At Bronawiel
After a delay work resumed on the Reformed church at Bronawiel with most materials on site. The brick structure measures about 86 by 60 feet with two front towers and blue stone trim. Construction is led by Phemingony Legan with Rev. G C. M. Smith assisted by Rev. Wayne Bowers. cost estimated around 4000 dollars.
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Reformed Church
Cource
Bronawiel
Phemingony Legan
Walla
Uonday
Dimnengiog
Washington
Rao
GC. M. Smith
Wayne Bowers
Jefferson
Braddock Heights Song Service and Band Concert
There will be a song service at Braddock Heights tomorrow evening led by Adolphus Fearbake with music directed by Melvin A J Meer. A band concert by the Braddock Heights Band, directed by Prof. Irving Biser, follows featuring selections from Mozart Verdi and others.
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Braddock Song Service
Braddock Heights
Velock
Adolphus Fearbake
Melvin A. J. Meer
Braddock Heighta
Irving
Biser
Wiliam Tell
Rossini
Tobani
Wediey
Lampe
Verdi
Cardinal Marks Anniversary In Quiet Observance
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated the forty ninth anniversary of his ordination and the twenty fourth anniversary of his elevation to the cardinalate. He stayed with Mr Herbert Shriver of Union Mills Massachusetts, reading writing and meditating while few people disturbed him. He traveled to Carrail county to secure needed rent.
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Gibbons
Herbert Shriver
Union Mille
Shrivera
Carrail County
Primary date under discussion for state congress race
State congressional primaries likely set for August 23 or 30 with August 23 favored by officials. Chairman Murray Vandiver and John B Hanna met to discuss options and agreed either date would satisfy the party. Vandiver to announce the final selection next Tuesday.
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Murray Vandiver
John B. Hanna
Hanna
Cieneral Vandiver
Tele of County Health Exhibit at Market Street
Fragmentary OCR mentions a local tele or tele firm in Frederick Maryland with an exhibit and contact at 18 North Market Street. Names Rine AnD C. Kaffner appear, inquiries to Hose and Throat services in the city.
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Dacenird
JOLL
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Reine
C. Kaffner
Adaslelet Tor
North Market Street
Frederick
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