County Budget Figures Show 1920 21 Expenditures and Income
The article reprints county budget figures for the year July 1, 1920 to July 1, 1921. It lists total expenses of 744,431.21 and estimated income of 31,113.51 with primary revenue from taxes on property, judgments, and corporations. Major items include schools at 267,299.88 and road work totaling tens of thousands across multiple programs.
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Fréderici
Ahrought
Pisumates
Puditeh
Lewistown
Creagerstown
LeGore
Ehanges
Inquiring A Reporter A Five Persona Picked Random
Reporters question five individuals about when final election results will be known amid increased voters and longer voting hours. Diverse views emerge from Griffin, McBride, Grodhead, Zimmerman, Volpe, Adams, and others. Some predict a close vote, others a landslide or delayed results.
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Griffin
Cone
Edgar H. McBride
H. Grodhead
Woolworth
Ralph Zimmerman
LW. Volpe
ADAMS
Traifee
Maryland
Bavid
Alexander and Smith Wanted in Atlanta Ga
R B Alexander and L T Smith, jailed on burglary and receiving charges in Jalil, are also sought in Atlanta Georgia. Welch, Seaboard agent, arrived from Norfolk to extradite them on bonds of 1000 and 250 dollars. Alexander, Seaboard delivery clerk at Atlanta terminal, allegedly pilfered 4800 dollars worth of cigarettes and with Smith disposed of them at various restaurants nationwide. Both men reportedly confessed in the deputy sheriff's presence.
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R. B. Alexander
L. T. Smith
Jalil
Alexander
Smith
Welch
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Kipp
Letters to the Editor Rebukes Assailants of Wilson
A reader denounces critics of President Wilson and the anti saloon league backed campaign. The writer argues politicians and church members should show respect for the president and cites historical scandals to counter anti Wilson rhetoric.
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J. D. Nicodemus
Wilson
Nova
Ziliiman
Wison
Christian Church
Wilson P
Melville BE. Stone
Stone
James d
Belknap-Post
Spencer Arms
Nicodemus
Cox claims more states in New England rally
Governor Cox in Cincinnati telegraphs to Dr. Conley claiming New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island will turn Democratic and a national groundswell favors a victory. Campaign closes in Frederick County with a Democratic rally at the Opera House led by five speakers and an orchestra. Enticed Daughter Away: William Werlenbaker to York to reclaim ex wife of Charles Walker. Sheriff reports delay in returning prisoner due to securing him.
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New England
Conley
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cincinnati
Charles H. Conley
Frederick County
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
M. Cox
Opera House
Democrata
William
Werlenbaker
York
Charles Walker
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Item
Local items from October 27 1900 recount a sheriff leading a jury to condemn damage to multiple residents properties. A Democratic mass meeting at Walkersville featured speakers including Maj C A Little and A Pearce. The Women's College president urged endowment to Potomac Synod. Branstown tax rate set at 45 cents per 100 and city finances tallied at 91872 26. Official ballot listed six presidential electors and four congressional candidates.
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the News
Personal Invitation Plans for State Sunday School Convention
Emory L. Coblentz, chairman, will send personal invitations by October 28 to county presidents in Frederick, Washington, Carroll and Montgomery for the State Sunday School Convention to be held November 9 10 11 in the Lutheran Church. Messages will reach about 2 000 Sunday School superintendents statewide via county and district presidents. The program features speakers from Chicago and Baltimore and aims to invite all Sunday School workers to attend.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Washington
Carroll
Montgomery
George A. Snyder
Middletown
Paul EL. Holdcratt
Keedysville
J. Waller
Ruglar
New Windsor
O. A. Gillingham
Gaithersburg
Coblentz
Maryland
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
W. A. Bown
Mand Junkin Baldwin
Eluw
Bonsail
Clifton Heights
Pas
Jos
WH. Cudion
Baltimore
Stricken on Road Dies at Home North Market Street
Emanuel Jacobs died this morning at about 8 o'clock at his home 426 North Market Street after an attack of acute indigestion. He was found unconscious on the road near Carresville White while returning to Frederick from Walkersville. Survived by widow and several children. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
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Emanuel Jacobs
North Market Street
N. Market Street
John
Charles
Baltimore
Waynesboro
George McGhinis
Latostown
Clara Stinawall
Iara
Robert Rippeon
Thomas P. Rice
Mr. Jacobs
Caeresville
Frederick
Walkersville
Charles 8
Trouck, Sr
Albert Wiles
Personal notes from Annapolis region social guests
Accompanying his sister, John Phillips and Miss Addie Phillips of Annapolis visited Braddock Heights to spend the day with their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Lewis Gardiner, with Miss Sadie Fairbanks in attendance. Several local residents and visitors are listed as returning or visiting family members across East Church Street and nearby communities.
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Mitomotise
John Phillps
Addie Phillips
Annipolis
Braddock Heights
Lewis Gardiner
H.C. Hadley
Fort Wayne
Ind
Raymond HH. Bussard
East Church Street
Russ Aliee Cramer
Patrick Streen
George Stine
Middletown
P. J. Coughlin
Terkeley
Springs
W.a
Frederick Man Praises Dreco Remedy for Rheumatism
A.J. Eyler of 233 Senter St Frederick testifies that the herbal medicine Dreco relieved his rheumatism and eye pain after using a first bottle. He claims no mercury or harmful drugs are in Dreco and endorses it for others suffering from rheumatism and related ailments. Advertisement mentions Pearce's Modern Pharmacy distributing the product in Frederick.
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Frederick
A. J.john W. Eyler
Senter St. Frederick
Dreco
Creed
Pearce
Big rally for Frederick county Odd Fellows tomorrow
Proposals and preparations are complete for a large Odd Fellows degree rally at the Frederick armory tomorrow evening. Blenheim Lodge No. 102 of Aberdeen is bringing 52 members to join about 80 Frederick attendees for supper and a formal degree conferral before a thousand in attendance.
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