County tax rate set at 85 cents per $100 assessed
The Frederick County Commissioners fixed the tax rate at 85 cents per $100 this year, versus 86 cents last year, with a total county levy of about $30,812,275. The plan includes spending roughly $280,764.79 for all county purposes, with over one third directed to schools, and a notable increase in the School Board appropriation to about $105,000. The state rate rises to 31 cents this year, up from 10 cents three years ago, and may reach 50 cents. The tax mix will fund pensions, constables, magistrates, witnesses, vaccinations, coffins and graves, inquisitions, printing, clerk and deputy sheriff costs, and attorneys fees.
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Joe Herein
Tate
Frederick
John
Newman
New
Tian
TALI
Buckeystown
Wees
Middletown
Creagerstown
Woodville
Burkilteville
Bassenger
Perso
Taxicab Parade Through Frederick For Gettysburg Celebration
A noon procession of 30 Federal Taxicab Co. vehicles from Washington passes Frederick en route to Gettysburg. Cline, proprietor, led the string, with Louis Miller and others aboard the closed Alco cabs, as spectators noted a parade mood enhancing the event. Repairs and charity notes appear in the garbled text, mentioning Henry Watson and Children’s Aid with various sums, but the core item focuses on the taxicab convoy led toward the Gettysburg celebration.
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Federal Taxicab Co
Washington
WAL UI
Cline
Frederick
Gettysburg
Alco
Louis Miller
Huckieberry Crop Predicted by Local Expert
John Bob Alexander of New London a famed mountain expert was in Frederick this morning and reported that one of the biggest crops of huckieberries in years will be harvested this year.
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John “Bob” Alexander
New London
Frederick
Sears
Visiting Relatives Highlight Washington Banker’s Recovery
Charles R. White a Washington banker and brother of School Superintendent White is visiting relatives in Middletown. He was paralyzed some time ago but is doing well now.
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Charles R. White
Washington
White
Middletown
Mr. White
Take Plenty Of Time To Eat Ad Promotes Digestive Tablets
A vintage advertisement cautions against eating quickly to avoid indigestion or constipation and notes digestion starts in the mouth. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief, claiming many stomach troubles have been cured and that the tablets are easy to take and agreeable in effect.
ANOTHER TENT ON HEIGHTS LOVE SERVICE OPENING
A fragmentary society column notes guests arriving for summer at Hylands Place and Bon Air cottage. J W Fowley of Aiken and Mr Black of Baltimore join Hotel Braddock staff. Rebecca Wallis and Fearhake sisters plan summer at cottages on Maryland avenue Frederick. Mrs Fearhake improves after illness as Adolphus Diffendal of Philadelphia stays with Mullinix at Bon Air. A large crowd attended the event.
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CL ‘BoWman
Jane McThenny
George Mellhenny
Hylands
Third ‘Street
Prederick
Dolf
Adolphus Fearhake
Miss Fearhake
Frederick
Openéy
Maryland ‘Avenue
Pearhake
Afra
Harry A. Diffendal
Philadelphia
Fragmentary ad copy hints at Avalon store and ads
The readable fragments mention Avalon service, news advertising, and guests at a location with partial names like Harer Harner Ayres B M J. The text is incomplete but suggests a small town storefront or advertisement context with emphasis on affordable service.
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Tow
Harer
The
Tennis Tournament Results at Noon Play Day
In yesterday's tennis tournament at YioMec AL, Massrs Carroll Heine leks and McQuillin DeGrange played at noon. Delaplaine defeated Anderson, and Delaplaine also beat Duvall from Newbell Duvall.
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Carroll Heine Leks
McQuillin DeGrange
Thia
YioMec
Delaplaine
Anderson
Newbell ‘Duvall
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Oxfords
Oxford
Mullinix’s Carpet House
Newspapf
Icaounty
Séhiols
Henry Watson
DR. Baltzell
Squith
Greenawalt’s
Patrick Street
the .Frederick Trust. Company
Frederick, MD
Frederick Trust
Combes
Wil Dea
Ttanak “Bane
Trust
Cuardidn
Reno
Sas
David
Cramer
Walkersville
Maryland
Rex
Romance of the Rails
Frontier
OUR Features
San Juan Hill
Bison
Mary
Crystal
WHY” Eclair
Victor
Spirit OF the
Bathtus
Solax
Garden OF Gods
Lion Head
Victoria Memorial
Nestor
Great Northern
Russell Basset Nivan
East Patrick ST
Lafrance Shoes
Jerry Hall Shoe Store
Toric Lens
Ftal Len
Torle
Gee Ch
Kefauver
D. A. Ramsburg
Frederick, Ma
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