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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
4
The United States may recover without Europe restoring pre war conditions. Exports totalled 2.227 billion dollars this year, close to prewar levels in volume after price adjustments. Domestic dislocations and balance issues hinder recovery, while rising foreign trade could help, though Europe currently buys heavily from the U S.
The Whitfield Co responds to Sponseller’s reactor cow letter, asserting farmers sell reactors to Whitfield for higher net returns after freight and costs. It claims government testing by Dr Avery values cattle and reimburses farmers, and contrasts prices from Whitfield with local abattoirs.
A series of reader replies discusses how difficult it would be to catch bootleggers. Respondents from Harmony Grove Frederick East Chive Street and others express uncertainty or rejection of the task while mentioning enforcement and the Westward Act context. A note about Rev Dr A C Dixon’s lecture at First Baptist Church Frederck Avenue follows, praising his influence and wartime ministry.
Mrs. Harry Schroeder leaves for New York City today. Miss Rebecca Deve returns to Baltimore. Miss Alice B. Cramer spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. George H Stine south of Middletown. Miss Mary DeChant a Hood College student has returned after Thanksgiving with her parents the Rev Dr and Mrs A S Dechant Hanover Pa. Mr. Chiles Bo Young of near Frederick has gone to Florida for work. Miss Thompson of Emmitsburg refereed the George Washington and Catholic University game in Washington. Mrs Bennett East Second Street has returned from a visit to Washington. Miss Annie Beckley South Market Street has returned from a visit to Washington. Miss Anne Sehley Court Street has returned after spending two days in Annapolis.
Businessmen congressmen and farm leaders will speak at the Maryland Agricultural Society annual meeting in Baltimore from January 10 to 12. Dr. Thomas B. Symons announces details, with J. G. Harry and Symons coordinating, and word from several prominent speakers to enhance an unusually divers program. Mark Mellor has been reassigned from Hagerstown to Washington staff duties, with continued service at the Wheeling era telephone company and notable career moves disclosed.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News Neoveeber column recounts a national park pursuit. It lists a Maryland football game lineup between the Maryland Hove and Bla Chpoere ont Rietz Park with players Marsland Reeth Hazen Kemet Serath Padie Wals Steigle Houck Shaw Rye Chapers McDaniedl Theat Tena Leherz and more.
A lengthy social notice describes a Thanksgiving gathering at a Liberty town home with many attendees from Beard, Garber, Wachter and related families. Eight hogs totaling 2,299 pounds and a 649-pound hog highlight the feast, followed by a large wedding reception at George Watner's Tone of Mr. med Mrs. George Watner and a luncheon with extensive lists of attendees, decorations, and meals. A separate birthday party for Mrs. Wachter near Wallerstown features numerous relatives and friends, and another birthday celebration for Jean Baumgardner’s 18th birthday includes family guests and a turkey dinner.
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A district plan outlines National Education Week December 4 to 10 with talks by Dr Surdick Mise Tall and Prof Crbtion. Superintendent Palmer announces December 16 Educational Rally, featuring Alvett Cook and William Bardiel on health and physical education, plus Lida Leo and Thora k L. Gison on teaching and music education. The event urges sermons on education and civic pride, stressing the school’s role in uniting a postwar world.
Elby White of Peuples National Bank Leesburg Va offers to buy the entire $75800 six percent bond issue for the new high school. Trustees accept the offer and bonds will be advertised for sale. Construction starts in April on the long stalled project. the foundation dug two years ago remains a stark reminder of dashed hopes.
Commissioners failed to reach an agreement yesterday over organization and staffing as they in session all day. They remain no closer to finalizing appointments or a proposed term ending December with selection of a presiding officer and a new plan for reorganization.
Richard Hargett of near Pearl collided with KR Waldron of Washington DC on the Baltimore state road by the fair grey. Hargett attempted to avoid collision and sustained extensive damage. Waldron was arrested for operating under the influence and with no lights, with liquor found in his suitcase.
Public sale of valuable property of Ann S Wilson et al. in Frederick County Maryland to be held at the courthouse in Frederick on Monday December 20 at 10:30 with two parcels of real estate and one two story brick dwelling offered separately then as a whole. Properties include 28 East Patrick Street store lot with alley access and a second lot, and 119 East Patrick Street dwelling with 30 feet frontage, plus a rear parcel on South Market Street. Terms include one third cash on sale day and balance per Orphans Court, with potential for cash only.
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