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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
5
The Weather Bureau bulletin notes approaching weather systems affecting regions with potential precipitation and temperature shifts. Forecasters urge readers to monitor updates as conditions evolve across the coming days.
About 200 Baltimore and Ohio trainmen resumed duties today at Brunswick easing yard congestion. Freight movement remains slow though, as the resumed labor limits but does not fully restore normal operations. Officials expect more workers to follow once the rank begins to break and freight is moved out of stalled yards.
The News Post reports no issue on Monday July 5 as Independence Day falls on Sunday. all employees will receive a holiday. Businesses and offices will remain closed for the observance.
A Columbus airman and Democratic County Central Committee member died yesterday with services at his home led by Rev. Douglass Hooft. Attendees included state and county central committee members and bank directors. Pallbearers listed. burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also reports farm crop samples from Frederick county with timothy and bearded wheat promising. horse accident leaves one animal without two legs.
Frederick County commissioners meet in secret session to determine the upcoming year's tax rate. Budgets push rates up due to debts and new road, bridge, and school expenses from a hard winter. A Double Pipe Creek Bridge project shares costs with Carroll County, while a likely rate of at least 1.50 is anticipated.
A jumble of notices in Frederick Md includes ordinance warnings banning fire weapons and unsafe sales within city limits, mayoral sign offs, plus local ads for millinery, records, junk, shirt sales and farm feeds. It mentions enforcement by the city police, a $100 fine, and up to 90 days jail.
Real estate ads list multiple farms for sale in Frederick Maryland area. Properties include 5 to 4195 acres with fruit, timber, limestone land, and modern improvements. Entries mention locations near Frederick, Creagerstown, Adamstown, Walkersville, Urbana, Mount Airy, Buckeystown, and Jefferson with prices per acre and available house, barns, and outbuildings. Agents Potts & Griffin advertise extensive listings with contact at Court Street Frederick.
The snippet lists WM. G. Zimmerman as cashier and Sam L. Duvall as an ann. cashier, with Joseph McDivit as assistant cashier. It notes new uniform digs in combinations of stripe or check, plain or embroidered, in orchid rose canary peach and blue, mentioning John Ramsburg Grayson and Wm. G. Baker among other names.
A Maryland real estate listing details numerous farms and tracts near Frederick, Woodsboro, Urbana, and Libertytown, including 10 acre plots with improvements, 138 to 241 acre farms with well kept dairying and timber, and city properties with brick houses and lots. Several large tracts advertise timber, rail access, pike frontage, and potential for development, with prices ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars. Grayson Staley Real Estate and Insurance.
Frederick lags in park and recreation facilities, says Dr. P S Lansdale, who backs a public memorial park funded by next Tuesday's election. He argues a park endures, benefits all ages, and honors boys who saved others from tyranny, more lasting than a monument.
Fragmented OCR item lists various real estate offerings and sale notices. Mentions Grayson H. Mercer and several properties for sale or rent with ad style details. Includes addresses, acreage, and pricing hints. Also includes unrelated quotes and scattered phrases from other notices.
A real estate notice lists multiple farms for sale. A 200 acre Frederick county tract with 100 under cultivation, new barn, water, view, and grazing on a good house. priced around 5000 dollars. A 296 acre Montgomery county farm at about 90 dollars per acre with buildings. another 368 acre Montgomery county farm near good road and market access at 80 dollars per acre.
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