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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment from Gaie Daily News and Associated Press text shows publishing rules and mailing instructions. It mentions writers and opinions and states a postal filing in Preger Feck Maryland as second class matter.
The piece argues that U S immigration should align with industrial and farm labor needs rather than blanket limits. It cites farm labor shortages as constant, factory and mine labor shifts as demand driven, and advocates targeted admission for workers in sectors facing shortages, noting assimilation prospects and broader economic realities.
A Dickerson road work crew faced government inspectors over underage labor. Four boys, three water carriers and one using a pick, were found working under sixteen with permits issued for sixty days from July 1 to September 1. The writer laments taxes and regulation while noting the need for workers and the examiner’s compassionate handling.
In Lime Kiln Maryland on July 14 1925 residents discuss Darwin and the evolution topic tied to a trial. Attendees John Hirea Janet Smith Kitty Gardiner Jack Aecil George Thomar debate education age limits and work ethics amid rising calls for policy change. William J. Grove signs the notice.
A fragmentary column notes midsummer heat affecting daily life and public events. It mentions gatherings, possible meetings at locations like a convent, and references to local figures and places. The piece ends with travel notes about Mrs. Catshall and her daughters visiting Atlantic City and plans to visit relatives in De Lance and New York City.
Historic anniversaries mark figures like Benito Juarez and Lady Jane Franklin as well as events from 1843 to 1923. The piece notes births and deaths, notable speeches, and conventions, including Longworth's planned address and a Republican rally in Cincinnati.
A fragmented note recalls famous dates and explorers from Columbus to Drake and Balboa, mixed with stray names and street references. The text mentions Miss Elizabeth Menges and Misses Faith and Hope Miller on West Third Street with a subscription line for The News.
A local couple planned a trip after their wedding to Niagara Falls but were surprised when the groom’s mother presented them with ten gallons of cherries. Workmen were remodeling the upstairs at the Soles home this morning.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a game between the Frederick Juniors and Rosebuds ended with Inter winning by two. Shipley and Felgler each had two base hits, Sanders homered on a lost ball. umpire was Damon Bentz, scorer Elizabeth Bowers. Other items include Monocacy Valley Packing Co picnic near Frederics Junction, contractor Markell and Ford awarded white ash coal, road relocation for Mt Grove Lime lands, and two lawn tennis matches at Thurmont with Frederick taking two of three sets.
Street improvements advance in Frederick under City Engineer Emory C. Crum. West Second street grading stalls and macadam on Colleges venue continue. Memorial Ground work awaits surrounding street completion. New concrete bridge area to be paved after guttering. Klinchart alley work and other utilities also noted.
The Chanel alley sewer from Fast Church to Second streets is finished for about 400 feet. Laying curb and gutter on West Seventh street from East to Central avenues is about half done on the nth side. The remaining portion of the project is expected to be completed next week.
Market brief notes wheat and corn prices with reference to Vernon and a metric comparing farm land use. It states about three and a half times as much land is needed for feed production as for raising food for people.
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1922 mortgage Siuriee Jo. Silink and others will sell at public auction in Frederick City on July 21 1925 at 10 o clock in front of the courthouse. The property covers a farm of about 25 acres with a dwelling, outbuildings, orchard and water, located near Shook Town. Proceeds and terms include a $200 deposit day of sale with conveyance costs and stamps to the purchaser. Assignee William M. Storm. Auction by John L. Dutrow.
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