City Bonds Sold At Premium In $290000 Issue
A city issues 290 thousand dollars in bonds with a premium of 2690 dollars. The syndicate is led by John P. and arrangements indicate favorable market interest and investor demand.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
3
Munshower Urges Diesel Engines for Light Plant
Aldermen consider Munshower plan to power city light plant with diesel engines saving about 7 605 dollars yearly after initial costs. Board approves bond bids totaling 752 650 including private bidders John P Baer Co Equitable Trust and Colston Heald. Opera House rent dispute stalls reductions while Scout Council seeks summer refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Board of Aldermen
John P. Baer and Company
J. S. Wilson, Dm, and Company
Colston, Heald and Trast
Baltmire
Baker, Watts and Company
Nelson, Cook and Company
Townsend Scott and Son
Balimore
Harms Forbes and Company
New York
National City Company
John P. Bac and Company
Equitable Trust Company
OS. Wilson
Jn. and Company
Colston, Heald
Elmer F. Miunshower
NH 1928
Munshowero
K. W
Munshow
McSherry
Culler
Opera
Broadcast Listings Across Markets From Coast to Coast
A scrambled radio schedule lists dance music, dinner sets, and orchestras across stations in Buffalo, Detroit, Hartford, New York, Pittsburgh, and more. Programs feature the Arcadians, various NBC, WEAF, NEC networks, and regional acts with times and locales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAK
Carsonadum
Elfalo
Ooth Nec
WEAF
WLW
Atorius
Cippera
Tog-Nec
Bodingsworth Hall
Otlers
Cropey Bingera
Wal
Clay Eland
Fiorer Music
Bom
NBC
Yaertet
WCE
Detroit
Lighthouse
Amos
WGP
Ladr Moon
Orchestra
Columbia
the Arcadians
Wei
MBC Keywork
WIIC
Hartford
Sea Gell Group
NEC Network
City Council Deliberates Klein Visit and Building Permit Objection
Prof Bjorlee notes the scout council will cover Klein’s two weeks salary if he visits the camp one day weekly with no charge for time. A petition of 45 property owners opposes a permit for Miortis Sclar to erect a junk building between Chapelale Fourca and Fits. City easi er instructed not to grant the permit. bills paid total 6995.17 with many vendors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Bjorlee
Scout Council
Klein
Miortis Sclar
Chapelale
Fourca
Lowe Mfr
Solar
J. Paul Delphey
A. #. Fisher
Murray D. Fout
John Gomber
J. F. Fischer
W. Darley
Barber Asphalt Co
Community Hardware Co
Frederick Iron & Steel Co
Booster Products Co
Guy Anders
Thos. Kennedy
Earl H Roelke
Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy
News-Post
EB. Shipley Co
Ideal Garage Co
Michael's Auto Tire Ca
South Street
Wm. C. Woemer
Frederick Bock
Hang Rowe
Builders’ Iron Foundry
The
Bristol Co
Arnold, Hoffmann& Co
Alfred G. Zimmerman
H. Frank Foland
Standard Oil Co
Seeger & Co
Wm D Bowers Lumber Co
LeRoy Hoke
Exoneration at Bible Union Clears Shields and Redman
In the Baptist Bible Union convention, May 15, resolutions unanimously exonerate Dr. Thomas T. Shields, chairman of Des Moines University board of trustees, and Miss Edith Redman, board secretary, from rumors about their personal integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
The
Baptist Bible Union
Thomas T. Shields
Des Moines University
Edith Redman
Ironised Yeast and Iron Pills Promise Quick Weight Gain
Purported weight gain tonic claims to rapidly increase weight and energy through ionized yeast and iron. Advertises pleasant tasting tablets, no gas or bloating, with a money back guarantee and pharmaceutical ad tone.
Dismissal Turmoil Hits School Faculty and Dean
Trusteeds oust Dr Harry C Waltman and the entire faculty, sparking strong opposition to Dean Carl Catloway of the school as tensions rise over leadership changes and governance decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Waltman
Fac
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DR. Shields
Bible Union
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America
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Harpers Ferry Road
Bill Park
Benet of Pratemsn AL Hue Asan
Calvert Electric Refrigerator
Earnushaw
A. E. Fisher
Patrick Street
Frederick
RED Arrow
Chromers
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Children's Shoes
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City Opera House
Excelsior Sanitary
Magern Lighting Company
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Excelsior Sanitary Daily
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