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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

2

U S Slaughter Of Beef Cattle Began In Government Plan

Chicago reports the United States began a broad cattle slaughter program to curb drought effects. Officials note millions of cattle already dead or headed for slaughter while others are moved to Southern pastures. The plan aims to reduce a swelling herd despite high breeding cow numbers and rising national cattle population. Inverness-Shire unrelated note appears.

Chicago United States Department of Agriculture

Peoples Store Winter Court Sale Offer

A retail notice announces a 150 saving on a new winter court with sensational advance terms and free storage. It highlights newest styles for men and women at Peoples Store on W Washington Street.

Peoples Store OT W Washington St

Two Chiefs Hold A Pow Wow

The article notes Dr Archibald Rutledge republishing Rainbows in Maryland from Maryland Fisheries and highlights Maryland sportsmen stocking streams. It also reports William Tom Staub filing his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff, a Highfield native and longtime county resident.

Rutledge Maryland Fisheries The Conservation Department Maryland Archibald Rutledge Merceraburg Academy William Tom) Staub Imarket Sherift Staub Highfield

Frederick Citizens Oppose Transient Bureau Lease

Citizens at City Hall passed a motion opposing government plans to lease property for transient activities in Frederick. Miss Janet Long stated the Frederick bureau could be discontinued if the public desires. The council also rejected a proposal for a fall and winter transient camp site in Hagerstown.

Frederick Janet Long Hagerstown

Northwestern football schedule seen at home in Little travel

Northwestern fans face little travel to see the Wildcats this season. Last year most games were in Evanston or Chicago and this season only two of eight games move away from home. Fraternal entertainment groups visit local councils and a Harrystown A C meeting plans to elect managers. Koxinga, famed Chinese patriot and pirate, expelled the Dutch from Formosa and ruled the island.

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