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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1931
Page
10
Citizens of Crush will vote on a $60,000 bond issue August 3 to finance water supply improvements. The project proposal asks Wise Morey to construct a pipeline to provide abundant water for the town.
Action taken at the mayor and council meeting outlines stringent regulations to be enforced, a water shortage pressing local needs, and the potential funding through bonds for a new mountain pipeline. The Virginia springs flow was measured, a 40000 xations daily yield noted, and local labor emphasized in construction plans. The Fire Company finances were reviewed as the town considers options to avoid service disruption.
A garbled financial note lists staggered payment amounts and currencies across several countries including Belgium Greece Bulgaria Romania and Yugoslavia. Figures shown include 787 536 Belgiac 50 006 000 Greece 69 342 Bulgaria 224 550 and 7 593 with scattered totals and codes.
Kenosha event noted as the oldest and largest county gathering at Manor Woods near Fort Arr Mod, with Hansen performing three jumps. The first landed before a hall, the second cleared trolley wires but was bound, and the third collapsed his parachute, breaking his 5S during the landing.
Enrollment at the Hood College conference rose to 280 with delegates from Baltimore and New Market. Notables include Rev Dr Apple named president. Right Rev Bishop and Miss Joy Higgins directing nativity play. Liberia Missionary District leader also present. Lebanese Lebanon, Pa. hosts next gathering.
Fragmentary text describes satin and cotton fabrics for hostess wear. Mentions green color tones, straps for vamp and shanti, and unidentified terms such as fasading and 3irans, with garb likely from a fashion note or ad.
The first photo shows William Jeffries Chewning ID, grandson of Senator James Couzens, with his mother Margot Couzens. The couple eloped to Baltimore in February 2030 and were welcomed back to Washington by the Couzens. The piece also notes extensive lists of social figures and notes that Parmagunt-Public owns 93 percent of Famous Players Canadian Corporation, with First National Pictures, Warner Bros. and Vitagraph involved.
The Canada Feary Movie Trust based in Ottawa plans a venture at The Paramount Bar venue. Officials indicate project aims to expand screenings and community events with local partners and potential sponsorships.
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