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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
4
The piece asserts that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republish dispatches credited to it, with the local news published in the paper. It mentions republication rights and credit obligations in a period voice.
In a discussion on labor psychology the need for employer signals of good will beyond talk is urged. Sharing profits is proposed to motivate workers, but many fear losses if profits fall. The argument favors transparent company performance and joint effort to raise output through better training, incentives, and mutual trust.
W J Grove of Lime Kiln Md writes to The News editor recounting extensive damage to a nine foot wide, well kept county and state funded road by a tractor. He questions legal protections for improved roads and asks for guidance from state and attorney general on preventing such destruction and toll on taxpayers. Sept 20, 1920.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is bottled in Spencer Kellogg and Sons laboratories with the nauseating taste removed. Claims purity and strength of the family remedy, suggests doctors prescribe it, and urges buyers to insist on genuine laboratory bottled Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil in three sizes. Sold by druggists.
The Inquiring Reporter surveys figures Elmer McClellan Phedus barber Charles Brengel lawyer Sherman P. Bowers and clerk Al Barras about whether the Maryland Legislature should pass laws beyond extra registration days. Responses vary from support for broader registration to opposition or cautious stance. Ernest Webb declines to comment.
Catherine Hettenkemer and Earie M. Davis wed in a quiet ceremony at the Reformed Parsonage after traveling to visit relatives. The couple, from Washington, faced only parental objections due to youth. They plan to stay in Washington and await forgiveness.
At an especial meeting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was granted crossing rights of a county road at Bartholaws. The September grand jury submitted its report after a 16 day session. The mayor and aldermen voted to seek an appropriation to widen West Fourth Street, with a committee formed to pursue the matter. The Democratic Business Men's Association organized with James E. Walker as president and a slate of officers. A surprise party honored Mrs. Mary Didrear of Walkersville on her 84th birthday. Clara Stambaugh hosted a lawn party in Woodsboro. Yellow Springs residents faced a petty theft epidemic scare. The county trust suffered damage from strong winds.
Frederick city government discussed a $96,200 street improvement bill with allocations for general work oiling and resurfacing. Alderman Phebus questioned items and urged cost cuts while proposing to extend borrowing limits to fund projects. Debate covered light plant upgrades, white way funding, and delaying bond issuance until market conditions improve.
In Frederic County Maryland the Orphans Court orders the sale of the estate of Marshall Letchison deceased, ratification of executor’s report, publication notice for three weeks, and a court date of October 18 to confirm the sale with proceeds estimated at four thousand four hundred dollars. The document is signed by the court and executor.
Public sale announced for September 25 1920 of a large stone house with lot and dairy buildings in Frederick Maryland. Also features a bank balance sheet with liabilities deposits and securities, with signatures of cashier Albert Glison and directors, plus an auctioneer offering services.
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