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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1940

Page

5

Local Wheat and Produce Prices From Kline Bros Benevola

Prices paid farmers for a range of goods including wheat at mill twenty to thirty cents, corn six to eight cents per bushel, bacon and ham around twenty cents per pound, butter up to twenty six cents, eggs not listed, chickens, lard, and fresh vegetables with varied per pound or per bushel figures. Local variety reflects regional market rates from producers and suppliers.

Kline Bros Benevola “Leezk Bern Springers Seeceesenes

Baltimore Livestock Prices Show Gains Across Classes

In Baltimore during August, cattle and hog markets rose overall. Slaughter cattle mostly 25 higher, top at 10.50 for 1285 lb steers. grassers and beef cows sold at 10.25 and 6.50 to 7.90. Calves 200 head unchanged. Hogs 1,600 head, five higher on average. good end choice 176-226 lb ranged 6.75 to 7.00, 146-150 lb around 6.06 to 6.50.

Baltimore Livestock Baltimore

Livestock Prices and Weights Reported for Sheep and Hogs

Market data lists hog prices 6.00 to 6.25 per cwt and 5.60 to 5.85 for packing sows, with 4.65 to 5.15 for other hog categories. Sheep tally shows 450 head and spring lambs active at 9.75, with fat bucks and jess noted. Slaughter ewes quoted 3.75 to 5.00, plus common and medium throw outs at 7.00 to 5.50.

P G A Red Cross month raises fifty thousand dollars

New York August seventh. The Professional Golfers Association finished Red Cross month with a total of 50000 dollars raised by members through charity matches and district activities. Fred Corcoran notes about 25000 came from main office matches and 25000 from district efforts. Ryder Cup Sarazen team match at Detroit led with about 15000, while many pros donated time and foregone private earnings.

New York Red Cross P. G. A. Red Cross P. G A Fred Corcoran Roarnament Ryder England Henry Cotton Detroit

Promontory clues and Pennsylvanian town puzzle list

A scrambled crossword style prompt lists numerous clues with mixed spellings and apparent answers such as Promontory, a Pennsylvanian town, and various wordplay segments. The text also references a solution line and a whimsical mix of languages, units, and old puzzle markers, resembling a late newspaper puzzle page.

Ryder Cup Pros and Amateurs Could Face Off in Exhibition

A discussion on pros versus amateurs in golf notes the lure of exhibition money for players, with Ryder Cup captain Walter Hagen signaling willingness to play if amateurs are USGA selected. Yet officials may oppose mixing as the gulf between classes remains.

Walter Hagen

Sharpsburg Letter Shows Weekend Visitor Mix

Sharpsburg notes on August 3 recount Miss Esther Gross returning home after College Park visit. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Breithaupt and son George of Dresden Ohio, and Mr and Mrs Reuben Forbes of Milton Pennsylvania, who called on Mrs Annie Bender and Mrs Rose Wyand and family last week.

Sharpsburg Esther Gross College Park Fred Breithaupt George Dresden Reuben Forbes Milton Annie Bender Rose Wyand

Local social notes list visiting friends and family

Mr and Mrs Elwood Lewis of Washington spent Sunday with Mrs Della Knode and family. Maggie Hoffmaster returned home after weeks in Washington with sons Charles and Carney. Mrs W Ditte of Boonsboro and others left for Mrs Ditton's summer home at Front Royal Va. Emory Harbaugh and Charles of Washington visited. Mrs Lucy Spong Colbert of Pittsburgh and others visited Samuel Sponge last week. Harold McGraw returned from Fort Hoyle where he trained two months. J W Eavey and son James spent days at Davis W Va with Wilsons. Billy Crampton of Baltimore here vacationing with grandparents Albert and Mrs Crampton. Mr and Mrs QO Morgan moved from Shepherdstown to George Mose property vacated by R F Jones. Dan Mose and son with Lee Bretzer of Martinsburg were Sunday guests of Jerome Mose Sr. Peggy Hull and daughter returned from Waynesboro Va after time with son William Hull. Earl Benner and family and Miss Virginia Churchey visited in Washington with Jos Mouser. Betty Gates returned from Milton Pa. Sharpsburg Lutheran Sunday school picnic set for Braddock Heights Thursday Aug 15.

Elwood Lewis Washington Della Knode Maggie Hoffmaster Charles Carney Hoff W- Ditte Boonsboro Lucy Ditte Chas Mose Ditton Front Royal Emory Harbaugh Gon Lucy Spong Colbert Pittsburgh Frank Moore Harvey Weverton William Voight Bobby Martinsburg Jerome Mose Frank Hull Peggy Waynesboro William Hull Earl Benner Virginia Churchey Jos Mouser Betty Gates Milton Reuben Forbes Sharpsburg Lutheran Sunday School Braddock Heights

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