Hundred Thousand Fund Backed to Develop Battle Site
Historical society urges government to appropriate 100000 dollars to develop the site of a historic battle, outlining the need for preservation and public accessibility.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1931
Page
10
Monocacy Battlefield Recognition Drive Discussed
The Monocacy Battlefield Association reviews a proposed memorial park on the battlefield. The group estimates $250000 needed and endorses seeking $100000 from the National Congress as an initial federal appropriation. Attendees include William J. Grove and former Judge Worthington among others with refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BawleSria
Mociety
J. A. Marker
Monocacy
William J. Grove
Battlefield Association
National Congress
Noceood
Hammond Aller
Isaac
M. Shipler
No National Campaign For Relief Fund Says Official
Washington August 31 Afford national relief director says the federal government contemplates no campaign for a nation wide relief fund The Presidents organization on unemployment relief is not instituting a campaign for a national fund but plans broad support of local appeals for local funds He notes a period October 18 November 25 recommended for relief fund campaigns and urges subscribing to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waller
Afford
Gifford
Fonda
City approves unchanged tax rate for coming year
City officials set the annual tax rate at $1 per $100 of value for 1931 32 unchanged from last year. The ordinance funds a budget of 297 443 with a small revenue decline. Taxes were due today with a 3 percent discount through September and 2 percent through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin James
August T. Brust
Elmer F. Munshower
Col
City Budget Adopted By Mayor And Aldermen For Year
The record shows allocations across departments including curb and gutter, rents for the opera house, market and police expenses, sewer permits, bath house and golf course admissions, and various fines. Notable figures include securities totaling millions and specific cash items such as sewer assessments and interest. Local officials referenced include Commissioner Brown and Commissioner Roscoe Pp with mentions of attendance at county and city hospital sessions. The narrative mentions money from Mickey Walker and a house party incident involving Miss Maz Marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities
Ordinary Bus. Corp
LM Uzgtlgl Share Corp
Labugib
Brown
Xeeka
Roscoe
Ucce
Sabillasyice
Bio
Fiat Coe
Couniy Com Xa
Jerica City
Ioc
Maz Marker
Abers
Waker
Arg
June
Bed Bak
Gen. Impry
Water & Pub, Improv
W. Works & Fug. Indict
Municipal Park
Pepruar
Singapore Ok Water
Alport
Gay Register
Legal Department
Opera House
Eni TE
Stree City
FCT
Ans Duspass
Drunk Driving Cases Feature In Boonsboro Court
In Boonsboro a Baltimore driver denied intoxication after zigzagging on the National highway. He was fined 125 dollars plus jail time, with additional penalties for reckless driving. A second motorist, Hayes Toy, was fined 100 dollars and jailed thirty days for operating under the influence. A restaurant worker, Charles Fisher, faced assault charges after a dispute over unpaid repairs, with testimony spanning knives and meat cleavers. the court imposed costs and suspended a fine for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimortan
Dell
Baltimore
Marsley
Hayes D. Toy
Boonsboro
Mark Jey
Charles Fisher
Wallace W. Mount
Frederick
H. Dorsey Exchison
Mount
Fisc
Fisher
Moun
Aar
Mnoether
Jaran
Frankmith
East Limch Street
King
Baten
Cormable
Charles W. Smith
Stae
Si Moore
Akron Skipper Faces Trials Over Fateful Airship Incident
Fragmentary text reports on Akron figures connected to an airship disaster. mentions Rosendar farmery, Los Angeles, Shenandoah disaster, and an agron dock context. Details are unclear. the record notes fatal implications and a summons to scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Cleveland Borea
Agron
O. Dock
Rosendar Farmery
Los Angeles
Marriage Endures Through Time Despite Economic Slump
Washington reports Census Bureau statistics show a higher share of married people now than in 1890. 53.9% of men and 56.8% of women married in 1890, rising to 60% and 61.6% respectively. Divorces remain low, and widows outnumber widowers, with Washington D C and rural areas showing notable disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
City of
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
North Dakota
Farm Board Rejects Cotton Purchase to Boost Tires
Washington report says the Farm Board will not buy cotton under any circumstances to support tires. Board member Carl Williams said the stabilization efforts in wheat and cotton are futile amid ongoing overproduction. He noted the wheat acreage reductions are insufficient and criticized the era’s agricultural policy as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Board Today
Carl Willams
Williams
Untitled historical note on local fees and items
A fragmentary reporting note references a 4 ang Bet and a 6 mare beer feet measure. It mentions a 2S Mroke and a weathered total of T2 with vague references to goods or costs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Historical Society
Worthington
Butecribe
Board of
Dermen
Sues Walker and
Kearns
Bowers
Lice
Foo Sar
Akron
Farm Board
South
Stickler
F.O.B. G.A. A.dt
Chuceps
Beverly
Jack
Carty’s
Thera
Carti
C.c.carty
Patrick East
Jack Tar
GYMY
Jeck
Tre Jack Tar “Gymy
Jack Tar “Gymy
Ded Prise
Jed Price
Lady Patric
Jack Tar “Gye
Blane
John D. Hendrickson
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