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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
3
Auditors' report details losses from stray dogs at Frederiksted and claims of damages. The figures show costs exceeding revenue from dog licenses, with listed items including farm stock losses, fowls, poultry, and other livestock damages attributed to roaming dogs. The record names numerous individuals and the sums lost, spanning months in 1934 and 1935, highlighting extensive livestock theft and destruction.
The Washington Monument in Boonsboro will be rededicated on July 4 marking its long history since initial 1827 dedication. It fell into decay after fifty years, was rebuilt in 1882, again declined, and saw restoration in 1935 by the Forestry and National Park Service with local and national groups assisting.
Readable fragments show numerous livestock items with names and prices. Entries include turkeys priced at 10 dollars each, hens at 350, ewes at 7, cows at 45, ducks and lambs listed with various figures, and multiple individuals such as Ray Warfield Robert Pitt Vernon Baker Ella Kehne and John A McClain tied to the items. The data is inconsistent and partially garbled with currency symbols and units varied.
Marriage licenses issued include Robert Mo Albeck, 27, and Cleora A Winterttesn, 20, Camille Pa. John W. Bozzs, 30, and divorsed Mary Elinhe Hellermin, 21, Camp Hill Pa. Frederick Fo Clink, 35 Fremont Oh, and Antoinette Ernst, 35 Clarksburg W Va. Prices and transfers listed: Annie Kaplan et al to Myer Kaplan county, $10. Bernard R Grove et al to Melvin O Gden and wife county, $10. Ann Sophia Bentz Schildknecht et al to Robert E Clapp Jr city, $10. Robert E Clapp Jr to Ann Sophia Bentz Schildknicht and husband city, $10.
June 24 Philadelphia report says Maryland delegation backed scrapping the two thirds rule in a meeting led by chairmen. Len Tydings stated the delegation would vote for abolition tonight and Tydings planned to press the matter before the delegation tomorrow. The rules committee fight continued as Maryland’s position remained unsettled ahead of Roosevelt’s nomination.
A vivid critique of a historical novel featuring tangled plots and eccentric characters. The piece praises Sanfelice as a completely fascinating figure while noting broad satire of aristocratic intrigue and grand romance.
President Roosevelt met with Vice President Garner and other officials in Washington to discuss the renomination speech for Philadelphia. He signed 18 measures and vetoed a federal pensions bill for members of the armed forces, with unclear progress on other bills.
A fragmented OCR note describes a wrist fracture near the corner of West Church Street and Market. It references Lett, Nuac, and Thomas Jefferson and mentions support for establishingpox vaccination as a public health measure.
A fragmented scene shows a jester and companions entering a palace hall where a princess greets guests with cheerful hospitality. Characters discuss travel, safety, and meeting the king, while courtiers and servants bustle in a festive, uncertain atmosphere.
A massive stone weight toppled 13969 tons of rock at the heart of the city during a public event on Washington Street. Crowds fled as debris scattered, causing injuries and delaying the planned parade. Officials blamed structural failure and advised shelter as responders assessed the scene.
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