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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
4
Obscure ad notice from Fredericks seeking action on a postal matter. Mentions Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing and asserts statements or opinions are not guaranteed by the newspaper. Indicates distribution or submission at Freter a and references legal or court related context.
Budget Director Lord argues federal savings through the budget plan can be matched by state and local governments. He notes the budget alone does not guarantee cuts, and rigorous public demand is needed to extend retrenchment to state, county, municipal, and school administrations.
A fragmented letter notes global and local turmoil and popular chatter. References include China woes, French and British efforts, summer coming, advice to buy a vest, Brean Real Estate, Florida fame, Coolidge in Swampacott Massachusetts, and a personal departure notice from N. A. Lvf Bcurrow.
A fragmentary 1912 court docket lists property transfers among residents such as Oeaded and Abrecht families, marriage license data for Thomas Pickett and others, and equity filings. Names include Hood College trustees, Delaplaine, Norwood, Stockman, Handley, and Keeney among Frederick and neighboring counties, with ages and spouses noted.
The INQUIRING REPORTER collects thoughts on the Scopes trial from William M. Storm Jacob Rohrback Ko Weinberg Samuel A. Lewis Rank Norwood and others. Opinions range from broader public understanding to concerns over legality and state control of education.
A fragment from American Legion Weekly urges readers to buy from home merchants who advertise as a way to support local prosperity. It notes money circulates best when spent locally and warns against buying nonadvertised goods. The piece shifts to a garbled anecdote about miners and a dying woman leaving 191 descendants.
The readable fragment hints at a personal remark about a town and a deceased man with a saxophone noted as sounding worse after learning to play it. The text is a damaged snippet from a newspaper, containing quoted voices and informal commentary.
In Baltimore the United States Marshal's Office is harshly criticized by George W. Crabbe superintendent of the Maryland Anti Saloon League. He cites deputy marshals aiding bribes and intoxicated agents harming prisoners, urging Taft to root out government corruption.
Reports from county sections show wheat being threshed and sold at strong prices with yields varying widely. Grayson Barrier near Walkersville reported 31 bushels per acre from his fields, while Lancaster PA No. dd variety grain yielded 44 bushels per acre. Additional plantings yielded around 40 bushels per acre with good quality grain.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick Rev Charles F Steck received a horse and phaeton from congregation members and friends as a token of esteem. Lloyd Culler won a contract to build a two story brick dwelling on Court and Second streets for the Elka Club from Col T T Hersperger’s estate. A public meeting honored Mrs Donald McLean of New York at the City Opera House with speakers including Mrs McLean and Joseph Baker. Work began to enlarge the store room of Thomas H Haller on North Market Street by absorbing an adjacent area formerly used by Dr Schm. Arthur Tevy Arthur Rowtus John Delaschmatt Robert Goodf Quynt Rodock and Murray Stauffer prepared for a two weeks camping trip near Backeyatown called Camp Riley.
A Tuesday July radio lineup lists WHAF WHAE WHAG and stations across the country. Performances feature Shilkret Salon Orchestra and the Electric Orchestra with operas and concerts in cities like New York Boston Chicago and Philadelphia.
Today in history notes numerous events and birthdays from 1811 to present. Mentions include Warverley, Senator Mason, poet Hayne, Governor Nicholls actions, and nominations. Birthdays include George of Greece, Donahey, Sesaums, Guerry, Carle, plus notable events in politics and culture.
A devotional line urging faith in the Lord and reliance on divine wisdom. It emphasizes trusting God fully and avoiding self reliance, citing Proverbs and a prayer that seeks God with a wholehearted heart to find Him.
Bank statement from Walkersville Maryland lists loans and discounts 874,097 deposits 1,000,000 plus figures for other assets and liabilities. Cashier Edwin Devilbiss swore the document true before notary Ernest Helvesstein on the sixth day of July with directors M. Rambburg John F. Cramer and J. H. Stauffer signing.
Fragmentary OCR shows names ELI G. HAUGH and Frank G. Stoner with unclear roles. Mentions Sherry and Ivancis I Urner and solicitors. unclear action, date, or location.
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