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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1924
Page
7
Descriptions note eradicating coday rust and damage to grains and fruit in nearby counties. A cedar rust campaign was staged in Washington County under University of Maryland, yielding strong control. Cedar trees host rust. Japanese barberry also harbors rust and planting barberry is illegal in many states.
In a drafty page four continuation Judge Wagaman criticizes the scene as a woman, with Bumbaugh, is advised to go home and drink. Burger is found guilty of assaulting an officer after an appeal. Lloyd Burger, 8 months in the House of Correction for the assault. William Holt fined 150 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Richard Rogelson found guilty of carrying concealed weapons on appeal. Several cases remain for Monday.
A building permit was issued for Jes34 Bpoonkowr at 88 Wisconsin Street. Permit approval lists the address and applicant, with project details pending after standard township checks.
Obituaries report Mire Spteara A. Rohrer of Carroll County aged 34 died at her son Dr. O W Rohrer’s home in Cookeysville. Clinton W Illiam Hartle 7 died after heart trouble aged 7 months 8 days. John Wells 77 dies in Marsh district. Susan Thomas 74 Boonsboro resident. Anna Herr 68 Glenslie Ave. Hamilton King 86 former slave of Sharpsburg. Funeral notices set for Sunday and Monday at local churches and cemeteries.
The report recounts President Callex of Mexico delaying a U S visit due to health, traveling by train to San Antonio then New York. Samuel Gomper, born 1860 in England, cofounder of the American Federation of Labor, dies after ambulances meet the train to transport him to death.
Readable notice advertises a weekly window display titled Three Aoastars Prer with one item shown each Saturday until Christmas inviting observation and participation.
The article notes the sharp stock market retreat on Wednesday and Thursday, the biggest setback in five weeks, amid heavy selling and widespread selling pressure. It discusses false rumors about the Federal Reserve rediscount rate, profit taking by professionals, and a theory that traders who profited early are selling to buy back later. It also briefly mentions two auto accidents on Baltimore Street and a condition update on former Prime Minister Poincare.
Market notes from Hagoratown listing prices for wheat corn and oats in Red winter and white varieties, with regional quotations and related dairy product prices from Provo Dairy and local providers. Includes percentages for feed and digesters, plus miscellaneous farm goods and freight indicators.
Maryland governor Albert Ritchle issued a proclamation barring western chickens from North Dakota South Dakota Missouri Kansas Illinois Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma and other states to prevent spread of a deadly flu like disease. State Board of Agriculture enforces the quarantine with no exemptions for age or origin. The outbreak, linked to a mysterious illness resembling influenza and pseudomonas, has caused heavy losses and prompted New York and Canada to restrict poultry imports from the region.
The article notes heavy anticipated fire losses for the year with potential increases before year end. It highlights that Catoctin and South Mountains hold a large part of Frederick and Washington counties forest area, and that forest fire fighting requires rapid alarm systems and readiness. The State Forestry Department plans preventive measures, including towers at advantageous locations, to protect valuable timber.
An OCR fragment lists market items at the city market including apples onions butter potato onions and bread with assorted quantities and prices. The readable items reference produce dairy and baked goods though many words are garbled. The list mentions celery sweet potatoes and various vegetables along with quantities like 100 box 28 and 260 b gaara and 400 phanions.
A Box of Flower Bulbarthograph ica plants advertised as a gift for mothers and daughters is sold at Miller's Sand Store located at 109 South Potoman Street in Ady. The item is described with directions included.
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