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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
8
The readable fragments describe a public notice with actions and officials, but details such as names, dates, and locations are incomplete. The legible parts imply a formal notice requiring response or compliance within a specified timeframe, likely issued by a local authority.
Martha, Sarai and Rebecca Keys and others receive $200 each as heirs. Residue of real and personal property left to trustees of the Presbyterian church at Boyds for a parsonage and church upkeep. Trustees to spend not more than $7,000 on parsonage and invest remaining funds to generate yearly income for pastor salary at Boyds Station. Mrs Bord widow of Col dames A. Bord noted.
D Chas Winebrenner Jr of Frederick filed a demurrer in federal district court challenging the grand jury indictment accusing him of conspiracy to violate narcotic laws. The plea was set for Thursday but he did not appear. a hearing before Judge Seper is scheduled next week. Separately, the Indian National Congress will convene its annual session at Cawnpore with a woman presiding for the first time, poetess Sarojini Naidu.
The Palestine government plans a plant to recover vast salt reserves from the Dead Sea. A giant salt cellar with unlimited capacity would spawn chemical factories and warehouses around the lake, turning a desolate region into a bustling industrial center. Much of the salt is potash and magnesium salts, potentially making Palestine a leading potash producer. The Dead Sea’s waters remain eerily still despite its potential economic boom. Separately, the American Women's Club of Paris announces an elaborate American fair set for November 24.
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