25 Work-Relief Projects Halted by Budget Shortage
Freder ounty Weare Board announces halting of at least 25 public relief projects due to budget cuts. About 659 workers affected as many plans are postponed indefinitely including road repairs and school ground work. Some crews already reassigned to grading and excavation tasks while others await funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederounty Weare Board
Paver
Tady
Jane
Middrederick
Parkway
Frederick Coun
Brunsuies
Stat Perm
Graceham Reservoir
Potential Stock Market Boom Impacts Local Works At Emmersurg Site
Report notes possible market boom effects on athletic field projects. Emmersurg Corporation hosts ground ownership and sponsors construction of 627 units, 145 buildings to date, employing 42 men. Road improvements along Route 15 near New London, plus 13 to 23 workers on various tasks, with 5 projects curtailed by budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmersurg Corporation
Corn Department
Amamappus Road
Beri Mimg
New London
Mit
Camplee
Bing
Serine Minas Os Tel Maine
Farms Allotted AmidScatter of Uneven Details
In a fragmented report, land allotments are described with references to 22 men and colonies. The text includes stray notes about drawing positions and orders connected to a colonization effort, with unclear locations and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isdar
Bookies Outlawed in Washington Territory and Annapolis Acts
Annapolis reports May 23 details sweeping measures including outlawing bookmaking in Washington Territory. Gov Harry W Nice signed the bills finalizing 609 acts, with 526 of 699 measures approved and 74 vetoed. Police Court: Patrick M Schnauffer disposed in two cases. Gro Claggott colored received six months for resisting arrest. Jack Battisti fined. Frank Harvard and William Washington fined for public drunkenness. Fire caution about car battery weakly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington
Harry W. Nice
Iodar
Garten
Folice
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gro. L. Clagge
Charles Blumenauer
Jack Battistt
East
Ise
Frank Harvard
William Washington
Gsbore
Geling
Sister Marys Kitchen Tea for June Bride
A NEA Service sample offers a bridge tea plan for a June wedding with elegant, easy entertaining ideas. It outlines refreshments from small cakes and cream puffs to fancy sandwiches, showing pink cream cheese mixtures, cheese shapes, and decorative bread circles. It recommends delicate tea fare and a possible Tudor style menu with salads, hot breads, and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabry E. Dagve
China
Large crop hopes rise as drouth relief rains arrive
Liberal Kansas May 23 farmers in the southwest drouth area cheer rains that came too late to save much wheat. They now forecast renewed corn and feed crop potential and expect to convert abandoned wheat fields into sorghums including kafir feterita broomcorn sudan grass and other feed crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welfare Board
Woodstorp
Cay
Bes
Rei
Victor Coffee
Santos
Mother’s Joy
Acme
Marco Dog
HAM
Weill Trimmed
Lamb
Chuck
Haddock
Valencia
Frederick
Mane
Nice
Washington County
Thomas ‘Ener
Farmers & Mechanics
Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Sister Mary’s
Ob Barton Bray
Holland
Staub
Kenny
Post's
Crisco
Maxwell House
Kenny's
Lebanon
Taege
Gil
Johnson
Franks
Dorsay
Med
Barbara Fritchie
Lutz & Shramm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!