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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
12
The document outlines city planning for a new storage project in Damon Tuscargas with ambitions to expand facilities and services. Officials indicate the plan includes zoning approvals, funding considerations, and potential impacts on local redevelopment efforts.
The city faces a debate over increasing water capacity versus building a new reservoir at Tuscarora creek. Mayor Culler backs both options, citing 17,004,600 added gallons for about 429,000 versus 175,000 for a new dam to reach 50,000 gallons. Alderman Munshower questions the top wall addition to Fishing Creek and an ancient bottom-mix removal idea. The council approved study plans and cost estimates as officials weigh conserving water amid rising demand.
The scrambled text hints at an era of exiled routes and a tire placed as a clue. The fragmentary note mentions San Pra and an ext long obscured answer, pointing to a cryptic puzzle embedded in a historical page segment.
An anniversary event for the Presbyterians is described with a Wednesday night opening in the local church. A historical address by Rev. Dr. Wehtler, an organ recital, new chimes dedication, and multiple sermons mark the celebration. The program includes a fellowship service with regional church leaders and greetings from various denominations.
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment released a pamphlet claiming 2,848,700,1000 may have been spent without the eighteenth amendment and that prohibition produced no clear evidence of increased worker output. The report credits other factors for productivity gains and questions the era’s broader economic effects. Archibald E Fisher was elected to Citizens National Bank board of directors.
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