Brunswick Tax Rate Stays One Dollar Per Hundred
Brunswick officials keep the tax rate at $1 per $100 for the current year with a 2 percent discount in October and none in November and December. The new council was sworn in, with C Albert Orrison named president pro tem. Budget items include mayor and council salaries, clerk, street and water expenses, street lights, and debt interest totaling about 8,780 dollars. Revenue shows $20,250 in taxes for 1924 and water receipts of 9,773. The town plans cement resurfacing on Brunswick street and discusses public health nurse funding with county help.
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Brunswick
Afayor Moler
C Albert Orrison
Parcte Hebeed
Mitpar Moles
Bati
Attoruss
Walter Repig
Dy Karn and Brother Co
Branswick
J. G . Smith
Couneil
Brunswick Jr
Counell
Frederick County
Hate Board of Health
Thomas
Allgire
County News Notes Woodsboro Visitors From Nearby States
Miss Rose Rutherford and Mr John Crostwell of Baltimore visit at the home of Mr Alfred Arnold and others in Liberty as numerous regional guests travel through town. Local residents include Mr Charles Remsburg from Washington and Mrs Etta Cramer from Walkersville joining Mrs M O Spahr and family. several couples and children from York Frederick Hanover Thurmont Hagerstown and Baltimore spend time with local hosts.
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Woodsboro
Rose ‘Rutherford
John Crostwell
Baltimore
Alfred Arnold
Jénule Carter
John Milton
Liberty
Gerald Lindermuth
John Gregg
Emma Zimmerman
Vandergrift
Maynard ‘Pudrear
Harry ‘ Doreus
Michael Fogle
York
John Hasworthy
Frederick
Charles Fogle
Curtis Thomas
Laster ‘Thomas
George Lester
Lee Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Adamstown
Wm. H. Dorcus
Charles Remsburg
Washington
Etta Cramer
Emma Jamer
Walkersville
M. O Spahr
Helen Witmer
Hanover
W. H
C. W. Dorcus
Darrison Mort
Robert
Raymond Eyler
Thomas Johnson
Fannie Rider
Naomi Powell
Schildknech
Thurmont
M. Powell
Lewis Delow
Marie Wik
J. W. Roddick
Lloyd Colliflower
Mary
Siballe Colliflower
Elmer Smith
B. W. Saxton
Josephine
Hagerstown
Joseph L Shank
Laura Baker
Rosa Holbronnar
Messrs
Joseph and
Pater Stout
Mra
Joseph L_ Shank
Stereopticon Festival Tonight at Koonts Chapel
Greenfield notes a festival with stereopticon pictures at Koonts Chapel scheduled for Sept 11 at 7 45 p m. Local visits include Verman Frye family from Dickerson and Rey E Page family from Point of Rocks at H B Trail's home. John J Davis returns from trips to Ellicott City Catonsville and Baltimore.
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Jesse W. Rult
Selen
Ellicott City
John J. Davis
Eien A. Davis
Endless Caverns
New Market
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and Farm News
Community notes list visits among Dickerson Frederick and Lewis Town residents including Charlie Smith, Fred Nichola, Mrs Brown, Mr Davis, Mr Sears, and Roy Frushour. Farm incidents mention lightning killing horses on a Boелер farm and Iva Sears threshing 816 bushels of wheat. A memory line on rat reproduction closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Sears
William Bo‘elor
B. Brown
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Victor
County News
Frederick County National Bank
North Market St
Charlie Smith
Dickerson
Fred Nichola
BE. Brown
Loys. Lays
Lpencer Mort
Lewistown
Guy Frushour
Philadelphia
Roy Frushour
Samuel Stambaugh
Edith
Theo Fishier
Emory Shor
Harry Jacobs
John Ley
Harry Kriss
Aras
C. Thomas Kemp
Missy
Children’s Dept
Dave
Back of Adair
America
House of Adair
Gaes
Adair
Adair Realty Trust Company
Fie
Souths Oldcet Mortgage Investment
Moore
Atlanta Packard Building
Philad
Ratenhouse
Elemi Varvetes
Adair Realty & Trust Co
Packard Bailing
West Patrick Street
Braddock
Frederick City
W. C. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Central Building and Loan Club
Maryland
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Frederick, Maryland
Quynn’s
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
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