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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
3
County Agent Milton D Moore and C Hamilton assistant State Entomologist seek a field site for experiments on the European Red Mite a pest harming fruit trees especially peaches They note winters allow mite survival and summer spraying damages but a targeted spray may control the pest without total extermination
Dr. Arthur Perring announced the state aims to issue bonds totaling 1,893,550 dollars for dam construction and new buildings to house mentally ill patients. He presented the plan to Governor Nitello and the Board of Mental Hygiene, urging approval of the budget and construction to improve care facilities.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an expenditure figure of 1 1 232.550 and a proposal to fund it by bond issues divided into four periods over 19 years. The readable text shows the board recommending this bond structure as the method to raise the required funds.
Danger signs have been set up on the Ingerstown and Greencastla pikes just outside Willamaport to slow motorists near Artizay and Potomac atreata. Several serious accidents have occurred at the corner recently prompting the warning.
Harry F B Snyder recently elected to the State Legislature plans to intro duce a bill to partially lift the ban on skunks, prompting farmers statewide to offer various so called akonk dogs to aid his campaign. Several offers include Mexican hairless dogs and Amasti, all claimed to threaten the skunk tribe. none have been accepted to date. Snyder has gained statewide prominence following a Mast article noting his stance on the skunk issue.
Quick action remedy claims to relieve piles without cutting greasy salves and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at Aughinbaugh and Knokley Drug Stores.
Judge of the Orphan Court Gvorce HL Tours will enter real estate business in Boonsboro after retiring from banking. Julie Young, who handles A. A. Deck’s purchase in Doonsboro, plans to repurpose the B. W. Sowers Guilding opposite farm property into a Police Headquarters. Workmen tear out the flat floor to create a large room, with approval by Jaks ayee.
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