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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
12
Arncaur reports a municipal garbage contract awarded to a contractor named Culler Heffner. The notice outlines the assignment and involved parties.
Searles County officials delayed action on a water project after a land and water rights suit was filed by Edwin Lundgren. Lundgren sought $87,500 for perpetual water use and warned of possible major diversions as the city expands, while aldermen planned to study the matter with no immediate settlement.
The article reports that Smith denies rumors he will not run, stating no comment to speculation and insisting he has no statement to make. It notes interest from associates and mentions Roosevelt and Baker as potential opponents while referencing a 1932 Democratic convention context.
A service writer reviews evolving dress designs shown in a collection. The article notes preferences for color, fit, and detailing with emphasis on red, brown, and black acting as dominant tones. It mentions decorative panels, gauged panels, and various sleeve styles.
A fire struck Deerfield Farm buildings where tenanted by Jesse, causing damage and prompting firefighting efforts. Investigators assess cause and extent as residents report loss of structures and goods. Fire officials warn of ongoing danger and secure the scene.
Firefighters from Thurmont save nearby structures after a barn, hogpen, and wagon shed burn at a farm owned by John H. Amoroee near Thurmont. The blaze, caused by unknown origin, consumed about 60 by 40 feet of barn with 20 tons hay and 60 bushels rye lost. No store loss. wind stayed calm.
Seattle and California aviation pioneers Don Moyle and Cecil A. Allen were reported missing late today along the 4400 mile Great Circle route from Japan toward Seattle. The single motorized monoplane carried no radio and had limited fuel, with an estimated endurance of eight hours, leaving hope to the last radio-absent, high-stakes flight.
Washington reports President Hoover in talks with bankers and cotton interests to back exports amid ongoing farm board negotiations on surplus wheat. Officials deny any plan for new wheat purchases or extra congressional funding. Russia wheat estimates ease prices as the Red Cross coordinates employment aid and relief efforts nationwide.
Fragmentary notes from Ne Mare Wishing Bing recounts mentions of Wahirg rege and gea rineed to breg wearers in love power and wealth with scarce supplies. Reference to Hiram Abramace of New York and a promise linked to a Federal Trade Command. A plan to protect trade and curb coercion appears amid cryptic lines about purchases and enforcement.
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