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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1938
Page
4
Furnished by Kline Bros. Benevola prices show wheat at 66 cents per bushel, corn at per bushel, potatoes at 60 cents per bushel, spring chickens at 18 cents, old chickens at 10 cents, butter at 10 cents, apples 50 to 76 cents per bushel, country ham and bacon quoted. Chinese language note appears as an isolated line mentioning 475,000,000 speakers and world language status.
Miss Eloise Barkman and Miss Dorcas Barkman spent Wednesday afternoon with Miss Margaret Clopper. Hagerstown resident W. G. Price has been moved to Washington County Hospital. Bill the police dog belonging to Merle Stottiemeyer was killed by a car on Wednesday. Several families visited, including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hastings and Paul Null. Fred Plummer returned to Western Maryland College after Christmas.
Berlin authorities quietly told about 50 Protestant pastors paroled after Christmas they need not return to jail. Thirty one other pastors freed earlier were released in small groups, leaving 13 imprisoned pastors including Rev. Martin Niemoeller without trial since July 1. No decision announced on Niemoeller. Separate note says more ships entered Duluth harbor in 1937 than in any prior year.
The page presents a classified index with sections for announcements automotive business services employment financial instruction livestock and merchandise. It includes ad deadlines ad rates and a large car listings block featuring 1930s era makes models prices and dealer names with multiple Ford Chevrolet Pontiac and Buick entries from Thumma Motor Co and local dealers.
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