Wertheimer Milk Offer Rejected by City Board
The mayor and Board of Aldermen rejected Charles Wertheimer's request to modify the city milk ordinance to allow a new station offering dairy products at lower prices. The group ruled the proposed station would not use the regular milk room, thus prohibiting pouring from cans or bottling on wagons. The session also noted street drainage complaints on Winchester Street and set a hearing date of September 5 with the State Industrial and Accident Commission regarding City Policeman John Adams's death. The municipal dog house near Fast Patrick Street was ordered repaired. Attending were Mayor Culter and Aldermen Mullinix, Shipley, Renn, and Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Board of Aldermen
Wertheimer
Lloyd C. Culler
Winchester Street
State Industrial and Accident Commission
Frederick
John Adams
Hagerstown
Patrick Street
Culter
Mullinix
Shipley
Renn
Hoffman
Weather record shows uncertain August 1922 with light rainfall
The August 1922 weather in the city was unusually unsettled with temperatures ranging widely and rainfall at record lows. The month saw 8 days with 90 plus degrees, only one night stayed above 70, and total precipitation was about 2.39 inches, the lightest since 1919. Thunder storms occurred on six days and winds swept the area on several dates.
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Aueast
Suh
League of Women Voters Opens Fall Campaign in New Market
New Market hosts a Monday meeting as the League of Women Voters launches its fall campaign with state organizer attendance planned. The event highlights voter education efforts and community outreach for upcoming elections.
Creed of League Guides Woman Voter Pledge
Maud Wood Park of the National League of Women Voters urges informed participation in elections. She outlines a six point citizen pledge stressing self-education, voting conscience, lawful compliance, fair political effort, respect for differing views, and governance as public trust. New Market to organize district branch. Frederick County league aimed to be a strong state women’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
New Market
Frederick County League
Frederick County League of Women Voters Opens Fall Campaign
The Frederick County League of Women Voters launches a county wide effort to form a branch in each of the 26 election districts. A New Market meeting at 2 o clock will draw county reps and a state organizer. The non partisan group aims to educate women on local state and national government and to mobilize female voters in the fall primaries and November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County League of Women Voters
New Market
Frederick County League
More Jurors Drawn For September Term Court
Additional jurors have been drawn to replace excused jurors for the September term. On Thursday six jurors were chosen and on Friday afternoon seven more were added after others requested excusal. Names include Blessing, Sappington, Schell, Phreeger, Clemson, Fultmaer, Kelley and others across districts. The note about Marconi’s Irish mother appears as a separate fact in the piece.
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Buckeystown
George W. Blessing
Scott L. Fry
Frederick
Francis B. Sappington
John Ed. Schell
Abram M
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Ching
Resino
Tom
Duff
League OF Women Voters
Marconi
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
North Market Street
Altna
Potts & Griffin
General Insurance
France
United States
Senate
Chamber
United States Senate
John W. Garrett
John W.garrett
Thomas Dawson
Belong
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Onion Bridge, Md
Quynn’s
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Selgin
Will Flautt Company Jewelers
West Patrick St
Ever Brish Bros
Marylead
Rachnes
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