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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1936
Page
5
Classified section outlines advertising rules, rates, and indexing for ads. It lists categories such as AUTOMOTIVE, EMPLOYMENT, REAL ESTATE, MERCHANDISE, ROOMS AND BOARD, and LEGAL notices, plus example car ads, bicycle listings, and housework wanted. It emphasizes submission times, rate calculations, and the alphabetized index for quick reference.
Public sale in Washington County Maryland of parcels in Jacques Additions to Hagerstown. Parcels 1 through 11 cover varied lots on Irvin Avenue Magnolia Street and Mealey Parkway with frontages from 33 to 75 feet and depths up to 150 feet. This includes parcels once part of deeds to Franklin D. Cox and the Potomac Hills Development Co, with references to Liber and Plat records. Sale follows a circuit court decree in equity.
Public sale record describes multiple parcels in Washington County Maryland including Parcel 15 near Pen Mar Park and the Western Maryland Railway line, Parcels 19 21 Mt Etna Mt Prospect in Election District 7, and Parcel 22 a 20 acre tract in Hagerstown near Pangborn along National Bank of Waynesboro line. The deeds trace chain from Lancelot Jacques Sr to Potomac Hills Development Company and Potomac Mills Development Company, with references to prior parcels 9 1 and 2 and dates in 1919 1926.
A compact note compares a clock’s steady payment with Want Ads discovering new prospects. The piece argues both functions persist through time, highlighting relentless search and ongoing results without interruption.
Please note that when responding to any advertisement, either in writing or in person, you should state that you saw the advertisement in the Herald-Mail. This signals a progressive, quality reader to advertisers and helps ensure you receive the best possible service.
The text notes parcels may be sold by auction or option under trustees LT H McCauley Lancelot Jacques Jr Charles W Wolf acting as trustees. Waite Actioneer listed. Names and roles indicate a legal sale or transfer proceeding involving the trustees.
Beneficial Peoples Liquidating announces a 2 distribution for residents of Smithsburg. Claimants must present at Mrs. Harvey Fl Syessard’s Smithsburg office to receive checks, valid for two weeks from January 8, 1927. Unclaimed checks return to the Peoples Liquidating Corporation office in Frederick, Maryland.
The Savings Bank of Williamsport Maryland calls a stockholders meeting for January 14 to elect directors and handle other business. The session runs between two and three o'clock in the afternoon at the bank office in Williamsport. Charles & Karper serve as cashier.
Trustees will sell at public sale in front of the Court House Hagerstown Maryland on Tuesday January 12 1837 between 1 and 3 pm the southern forty feet of Lot 42 on plat of Memorial Boulevard fronting Chestnut street and extending 90 feet back to an alley. The parcel was conveyed from William Wingert to A Elizabeth Ritter by deed March 15 1925. Cash on sale or ratification by the Court. Auctioneers Fred White Harvey Miller Grace Gerber Silverberg.
Trustee to sell at public auction in front of the Court House, Hagerstown Maryland on Tuesday January 12 1937 at clock to the day cash or as court approves. Property includes an unimproved lot in Marsland northern Lot 42 memorial boulevard plat corner frontage about 34 feet with 75 feet depth, bounded by a public alley, formerly conveyed from William Wingert et ux to W. E. H. by deed April 11 and recorded in Liber 165, etc. Sale per Washington County Land Records.
A brief note urging readers to use classified ads to curb spending and keep purse strings in check. It advises caution and deliberate buying, implying the ads as a safer alternative to impulse purchases.
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