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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
7
Prohibition and tariff policy dominate campaign talks as the fall elections approach. A focus on business leadership and party strategy highlights key issues for voters in the state legislature contest.
Fragmentary text indicates a damage verdict of $629 reached after testimony. The notes reference a court proceeding with a judge or jury delivering a ruling and final disposition. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the damaged lines.
Officials discuss driver conduct after a series of accidents at the intersection. Commissioner E Austin weighs in on right of way and road safety measures to reduce collisions. Local authorities examine enforcement and public awareness campaigns to curb careless driving.
News reports six survivors recount a North Atlantic disaster that killed 204 aboard a vessel. Descriptions mention hunger, peril, and a swift sinking as the ship went down with many passengers still aboard.
Tre Hoover announced today plans for tariff hearings. Details remain unclear and may affect local industries.
Norman Hess and guests visited Rev Z Aach at the Harmer home. The Chitts Hamer and Wolff families traveled with Hess to John Harmer's church in Littlestown for a special Epworth League service. Severn Fogle from Union Bridge visited Mrs Joseph Harney. Agnes Snider Eyler and others attended events nearby.
An oil truck left the road on East Patrick Street and plunged over Jug Bridge, spilling about 400 gallons. The vehicle overturned after colliding with underbrush and trees. Ro Ro Ro then the driver escaped with minor injuries. Mountain Guy Garage on North Market Street will manage the wreck and hire additional staff.
Several members of the W. from a visit to Bus Patat. The report notes a stormy event during a class at a home of James. The fragment references Miss Bo, Mrs, and AES in a hazy context with unclear details.
Fragments describe visits and gatherings in Sam's Creek and Oak Orchard areas. Mentions Sam's Creek Sams Crew Mrs Fran Frankin John P Green and Louise Green with several local families at various homes this week.
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