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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
4
The article discusses how a rising state tax rate might become the natural path for taxation and cites President Wilson’s declared Democratic direction as guiding future fiscal estimates. It muses on political influence and public sentiment amid optimistic forecasts of national prosperity despite mounting concerns about a looming car famine.
The stalled general reassessment bill, if enacted, would let county commissioners appoint assessors. Senator Wilkinson urged bipartisan selection to avoid partisan bias against Republicans or Democrats depending on county control. He warns without cross party input, minority groups could face discrimination, though the bill does not require political balance.
The passage references a heated debate with terms like business and politics and notes “current comment” about lawmakers. The fragmented text mentions Timore American and references to Baltimore and captors, reflecting a chaotic transcription of a political scene.
A garbled collection of dialogues and quick anecdotes, including a jab at meat packing and a boastful remark about leasing a slaughterhouse squeal for consumer use. The fragment references Pittsburg Post and Washington Star, with scattered lines about mistaken porch climbs and a hospital visit to Mrs Casey’s condition.
The New York World reports twenty one thousand vigorous immigrants departing New York yesterday bound west to Minnesota to start new lives. The Dutch newcomers, about four hundred, will work farms with patience and purpose, aiding national growth and prosperity.
Poetic address to a newborn, imagining a mother’s hopeful thoughts for her son. The fragment contemplates a sleeping child, imagined features, and the joy of new life, expressed in affectionate, lyrical lines.
Real estate deeds list transfers of property in Frederick County with multiple parties and prices. Marriage licenses issued for pairs including Fleming Tucker and Willard Gittings. Urbana, Walkersville, and Brunswick entries noted. Orphans Court records show final accounts and inventories for several estates and executors.
A damaged OCR notice relates to a probate matter for a deceased individual. The readable fragments reference real estate and estate letters but lack clear names, dates, or locations. The item suggests property transfer or administration actions pending, with essential details unreadable.
The Seagate Finance Committee advances a bill fixing the state tax rate for 1911 and 1912, including allocations for public highways and a sinking fund for road loans. It accompanies the general appropriation and omnibus bills funding Johns Hopkins University and state services, with total government salaries at 1 480 000 dollars. The rise in levy funds new care for the insane, tuberculosis facilities, and highway projects along with road loans, while noting past school funding levels and inheritance tax gains.
The YMCA Intermediates race against the Frederick Juniors in a decisive basketball game at the Diamond Rink. Both teams sit equal in standings, making this match likely the last of the season.
Prices of latest sales corrected to noon today by Motter Bros & Co Bank and Brokers Ip m A 0 L Cons 4s Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company Common Bedboard Company United Rys Cons United Rys Incomes United Eye Funding 5s Western Maryland 1st 4e 863
Bright items report repainting of large tanks at Ox Fibre Brush Works by Clarence Dixon. Improvements ongoing at Bourin Welty property on Monocacy Boulevard. Monocacy Boulevard repairs and paving are under Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company supervision.
A garbled market report lists prices for wheat, rye, oats, barley and corn. It mentions No. 2 Red wheat at $1.16, winter and spring varieties with varied per bushel values, and assorted feed grains. Prices for cotton meal, potatoes, timothy and other staples appear with ranges.
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