Dispute Over WIO Ends Between Hancock and Withers
The long running quarrel between Zeb Hancock and Eph Withers over WIO is expected to reach a conclusion, signaling possible settlement or resolution of the decades old dispute.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
5
The long running quarrel between Zeb Hancock and Eph Withers over WIO is expected to reach a conclusion, signaling possible settlement or resolution of the decades old dispute.
Baltimore market notes report liv e stock prices and conditions, including steers to be selected at $8 46, common cattle around 7 85, calves trading near 10 35, and fermed goods value levels. The report also mentions dairy goods, hog and sheep figures, and a travel note about Philadelphia market activity known as Quaker City.
A fragmented notice reports a local event involving Kennedy in a large family gathering at Stoansbarn with several named locations and people, including Gagdard and Cross. The readable text hints at a social or community meeting but lacks clear details or dates.
The Herald Mail outlines classified advertising policies with rates, line counts, and deadlines. Ads submitted before 12 noon appear the same day. those after 11 am appear the following day. The Ad Taker offers guidance to prepare copy to maximize results.
The board will hold a meeting for license examinations with all applicants to be notified. Applications must be filed by March 1 with the secretary. Renewal petitions require timely filing before the date given and the meeting is set for March 12 at 10 o'clock A.M. By order of the board.
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