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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1926

Page

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Spartan Knights And Camp Tensions Surprise Engineers

Bravo exposes growing strife at a mountain camp as two factions of workers clash over Lily the Sparta girl. He urges containment, warns of bloodshed, and plans to keep camps closed while church and engineering leaders debate.

New York Lily Feracl Mailman Barbara Indus Fritz Sparta Illalny Judge Lynch Barbare Brave Grava Harbara Bravo Feck West Committee of Spartan Knights Mr. Pettingill Engineer Pettingill Pottiogil Venta Wen William Partridge Fettings Mr. Partridge

Footwear Changes Stir Local Shoppers Across Town

A garbled retail note describes shop changes and shopper reactions, mentioning Beater and Oot Ollai fathers and a slow Erwin Patter Cade. The fragment hints at new styles, pricing, and potential delays affecting local stores and customers.

Erwin Beeater Ollai

Approve Bond Issue for New Water System

The Mayor and Council agreed to issue 500000 in bonds before June 1 to fund the Dye second unit of the Potomac river water system. Cecil Bean and Albert Heard outlined progress, with about 175000 of 204000 already spent on pipes under the canal. Plans include a 150000 filtration plant and a shift to oil fuel.

Coune Potomac River Cecil Bean Albert Heard Water Commission Bar Potomac Cheezpeake and Ohio Canal Water Department Hagerstown Phintston South Hagerstown Magerstown Pehone Williamsport Pike Hagere Town Mountain Antietam Creek Antietam Wille City Offerals Revere Wlomsport Halfway W. Cruickshank

Chamber of Commerce Elects Two Directors and Endorses Forestry Week

Benjamin W. Sexton and Vinton L. Hershey were elected directors at a Chamber meeting. The board endorsed American Forestry Week April 18 to 24 and discussed merchant marine recommendations. The group will present Hazerstown forestry efforts to the Inter-Club Council next week with Kiwanis aiding in tree planting at Peter Gray Orphans Home on Arbor Day. A Shenandoah National Park Association representative will participate in forestry discussions.

Benjamin W. Saxton Vinton la Hershhey Chamber of Commierce Vinton L. Hershey Benjamin W. Sexton Hazerstown Chamber Inter-Club Council Kiwanis Club Peter Gray Susject Shenandoah National Park Association

Eight ICC meeting recommendations endorsed by Chamber of Commerce

At the Inter-Club Council meeting eight recommendations from the United States Chamber of Commerce were acted upon favorably under wartime laws. The outcome favored business interests and reflected the era’s regulatory stance.

Epeth Inter-Club Council United States Chamber of Commerce Mirine

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