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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
4
There are more than 90 fresh water lakes within a 30 mile radius of Spokane Washington. The figure highlights the area’s abundant water resources and scenic opportunities for fishing boating and recreation.
Do You Recall Hagerstown was to receive two hundred dollars left by Miss Arabella Neill of Philadelphia for a drinking fountain for beasts in the city. Elias B. Hartle was elected pres ide Junior Fire company officers included Harry Ash and George W Fridingler as vice-presidents Jack Sheeley secretary and Norman S Munson treasurer.
Dan Brooks leaves racing life to settle in Higginsville with his wife-to-be Margaret Higgins’s world. He plans to enter Broadway Girl in the Higginsville meeting while managing a nomadic life with Pop Jones and Whitey. Colonel Pettigrew backs his bid for a five hundred dollar entrance fee, while Happy McGuire and Edna, the boardinghouse keeper, weigh in on the plan as the subplot unfolds toward a continuation.
Cattle slaughter steers range from good to common with prices about 5.25 to 7.25. Hogs listed with weights from 140 to 290 pounds show values from 5.50 to 8.55. Sheep and lambs priced around 7.25 to 10.00, with Good and Choice at the top. Grain figures include wheat and other commodities noted for Baltimore on January 7.
Harry Greenstein, Relief Administrator, said Governor-elect Harry W. Nice would be asked to set up a budget item to support a graduate school of social work in Baltimore after a Council of Social Agencies meeting attended by about 250 welfare workers. He stressed trained workers are essential for efficient relief funding.
A hoisting engineer, tied to a $260,000 via duct construction, was pulled from the job by his union over a dispute about gravel from a nonunion supplier. The incident highlights tension in the classified section over labor practices and financing.
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