Monocacy Park Plans In Bill
The bill would create Monocacy National Military Park in Maryland to honor the Battle of Monocacy. It authorizes condemnation or purchase of lands, leasing, and donations to establish the park under the Interior Department with a superintendent in charge of roads and historic points. Gifts and funds would be deposited to a dedicated Monocacy National Military Park Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Philips Lee Galcsborough
Milard E. Trengs
Senate
Golésborough
Tydings
National Park
Monocacy
Secretary of Interior
United States
Maryland
Bil
United States District Court
Battlefeld
Office of National Parks, Buildings and Reservations
Interior Department
Office of National Parks
Fragmentary notice on public action and appropriation
The readable text references a commissioner and a pror sor act with an appropriation from the Treasury. Limited fragments mention a baby, a hospital, and a park, but key names, dates, and specifics are missing, leaving an incomplete public notice with unclear actions or outcomes.
Ijamsville Tramsville July community notes highlight July events
Ald Society met in July with many members and visitors in the church social room. Mrs. H C Swomiey presided, Miss Maggie Addison led prayer, and H C Swomler read the first Psalm. Reports were given and refreshments served. Next meeting August 2. Picnic planned with Yellow Springs band. Club rally July 7 featured trip notes and a short course visit to College Park Md. Various local residents and events noted, including Rev R C Sutton’s Pittsburgh trip and local visits, with 1924 Democratic candidate reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramsville
Ald Society
H. C. Swomiey
Maggie Addison
H. C. Swomler
Beulah Hogarth
Ailsses
Ruth
Eva Kener
Annabelle
Hilda Beard
Beatrice Wolfe
Irving DeGrange
Ijamsville
Yellow Springs
Ijamsville Women’s Club
Archie Putman
M. E. Church
America
Glyde Smith
College Park
Floyd Altman
R. C. Sutton
Pittsburgh
H. C. Swomsey
Ocean City
Janet Williams
Baltimore
L. C. Wolfe
Beaulah Hogarth
J. M. Cromwell
Beverly Beach
W. A. England
Billy Hogarth
Percy Hogarth
New Yo
Carrie Hogarth
Lieut. Hogarth
New York
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Incomplete Speech
The readable text hints at a general Hush S Johnson address and remarks about women and men, with unclear context. It mentions a president and a famous person with a high percentage, but specifics are missing due to corruption.
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Gome
Abundant Water Supply For Sity Quenches Thirst
Weather officials report abundant water supply for the city despite a protracted drought. Rainfall deficiency of 2.87 inches noted. Fishing Creek dam remains full with 1,600,000 gallons daily flow. Dam capacity 77,000,090 gallons. future spillover depends on subsequent rains. Temperatures dipped to 61 degrees with a 15 mile per hour northeast breeze. highs reached 38 degrees.
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Prederick
Dureau Offerals
Frank Weeks
Fishing Creek
Weddle
Frederick
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Bill
Connor
Criising
Ceed
Robert Connor
Hartsdele Manor
Kohler
Wis
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler Plant
Hush S. Johnson
the Home Building & Loan Assn
Annouhces
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Marshalls
North Market ST
Commercial Printing
the News-Post
the News and the Post
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