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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1922

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4

Answer Filed in Stave Mill Suit Against Hickory Run

Oscar B. Trexler and G. H. Heintzelman trading as the Hickory Run Manufacturing Company filed an answer to injunction proceedings brought by Joseph S. Thropp. They admit portions of the contract but deny that timber usage is limited to top portions and assert they may operate multiple stave mills on Thropp’s land with proper authorization. They claim no irreparable harm to the plaintiff and say Thropp has full legal remedies for any damages.

Oscar B. Trexler G. H. Heintzelman Hickory Run Manufacturing Company Joseph S. Thropp Catoctin Thropp

Cut in Rail Rates May Bring Cement Price Down

The Interstate Commerce Commission’s 10 percent freight cut is seen by State Roads Chairman John M. Mackall as sufficient to offset cement price increases from a coal-driven strike. With higher coal costs adding about 20 cents a barrel, cement makers expect to resume road-work contracts in Maryland once prices normalize.

Interstate Gommerce Commission John M. Mackall State Roads Commission Mackalt Interstate Commerce Commission Maryland

Frederick County Cherries Hit 35 Cents Per Quart

Frederick County cherries of the local variety appear in ample quantities at 35 cents a quart. The fruit is scarce this year due to frost damage, with some orchards hit harder than others. Mountain orchards fare better, while lowland areas show fewer peaches and apples. Overall crops for apples and peaches are larger than initially feared, though Virginia’s apple belt remains light.

Frederick County Montgomery County West Virginia

Railroads Join In Drive For Careful Auto Driving

Frederick railroads and hundreds of others across the U S and Canada display posters for the Careful Crossing Campaign under the American Railway Association to curb highway crossing accidents. Posters show a careless driver risking life and family. over a million posters distributed, stickers planned. President Harding endorses the effort urging drivers' personal responsibility and preventive action in populous areas. Araby School Festival features PTO meeting with musical and literary program and student recitations. Miss Laura Roelke teaches. large crowd attends.

Frederick United States Canada American Railway Association Harding Parent-Teachers’ Association of Araby School Laura Roelke

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