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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1924
Page
8
In York a series of New Year Eve treaties were reportedly held out January as officials debated ceremonial terms. The event drew attention from local leaders and residents seeking ritual conclusions for measures and customs.
An orchestra led by Veety Nels performs Friday evening with a tentative program schedule and local seating details. Residents are advised to arrive early for best seating.
A local report states on December 31 that Fer an allday conference preferred asking the Public Service Commission for a new hearing. The dialogue references DeVane and a legal action likely arising from a dispute over cut cakes and a potential court case.
James Adxine, longtime deputy sheriff under Sheriff Dryden, is appointed by Sheriff G. Murray Phillips to take over as jail warden at year end. He has occupied a jail quarters room since entering office. Mr Adin replaces Mr Taylor Baker who is leaving the post.
Clarence W. Miles former city gatherer of Salisbury will not take the oath as new people's counsel on Monday unclear details follow from the notice.
Social Worker visits families to assess feeding and weight, with regular milk delivery for infants. Mothers learn water boiling and bottle sterilization, while growth is monitored by hospital staff. The Times plans follow up, and Milk Fund donors may contribute again after current funds run out.
Wicomico County statistics show decreases in typhoid diphtheria scarlet fever and pneumonia compared with 1923 The report notes 39 typhoid cases 31 diphtheria and 132 scarlet fever across three counties along with saving $ thousands through vaccines anti toxins and free lab services Five vaccine distribution stations are listed and emphasis is placed on parental protection and vaccination uptake to prevent future deaths.
A new automobile tire and rim were stolen from Clarence Wheakea of Pegs City between eight and ten last night. The sedan was parked on Water Street in front of the Court House when the theft occurred. No items inside the car were taken. It is Wheakea’s second recent theft claim in under a year.
New York traders closed the year amid a sharp buying surge that sent prices surging. General Electric led gains, rising around 25 points to a peak unseen in two decades, as the market rode a volatile year-end wave.
The capital's dry force is ordered to leave guns at home and avoid fights while conducting searches for liquor in public places during the indoor farewell to the old year. Iceland reports 07 large waters and thousands of small ones.
An Army unit in New York collaborates with a local jeweler to prevent thefts amid rising criminal activity. Law enforcement and private security partners emphasize community safety and rapid response measures in the effort.
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Officers directors and employees of the Salisbury Baking Company gathered last evening at the Warwick Hotel for their annual banquet. Secretary Bennett and President Phillips delivered brief addresses as other representatives spoke, noting teamwork and company achievements and honoring staff from the two plants in Virginia.
After a week of hearings the Senate Post Office subcommittee took the administration postal rate rise under advisement. Proponents defended the Post Office Department recommendations while publishers protested the impact on second class rates and salaries.
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