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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1925

Page

6

City Council Drops Pay Raises. Returns to 1924 26 Scale

The council abandons an announced salary increase for appointive officers after opposition from members and warnings from the Business Men's Association of Martinshurm that raising during the term would be illegal, opting to revert to the 1924 26 pay scale.

Mod Martinshurm Ilegal oMcera

Crop report shows corn gains and potato drop forecast

Washington July 10 Indications of an enormous Corn crop probably the third largest ever grown with a light improvement to wheat prospects and a predicted smaller potato output since 1918. The July Crop Report from the Department of Agriculture forecasts corn production at 3 695 000 000 bushels up 859 000 000 from last year. Wheat prospects rise with higher prices, while potato production is set at 25 000 000 bushels, about 15 000 000 less than the prior large crop, due to drought and leases hurting growers after last year’s heavy output.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Monte Carlo Casino Funds Gambler Transport Home

The Monte Carlo casino maintains a fund to transport any gambler who has lost all his money home, aiming to prevent personal crisis and provide a safe exit.

Ay & Moana Monte Carlo

Tigers Beat Red Sox 5–2 in Detroit

Detroit on July 9 defeated Boston 5 to 2 marking the Tigers fifth straight win of the season. Leonard allowed five hits as Detroit built a 4 run lead, while Boston managed a pair of runs. Batteries were Zalniar and Tetaich for Boston and Leonard and Bassler for Detroit.

Detroit Boston Aerius Tigers Leonard Boy Zalniaar Tetaich Goeonard Bassler

Relatives Hear From Rev Rauth About Chinese Uprising

Relatives of Carl M. Rauth, son of William I. Rauth, received a letter from missionary Rev. Rauth stationed at Katong. He notes Chinese authorities promised protection but such vows carry little credence amid the uprisings against foreigners and Chinese violence.

Thy China Ray Carl M. Rauth William I. Rauth Minglonary Katong Father Rauth Kaltang Nev William 3. Cohill E. P. Cobill Hancock Rauth

On smart handbags with jeweled monograms

Compact negra bags feature tiny jeweled initials and glossy black envelopes in a fashion note highlighting refined accordions of ornament and style for dress accessories.

Farmers Defeat Crigfield In Narrow Win

In Crinfield Maryland on July 28 the Farmers triumphed 4 to 3 over Crigfield. Home player Chaconas scored for the aston team in a close nloth-taniog game. Natteries: Molfutenand Hageerty, 'affeur and Lanta.

Crigfield Crinfield Chaconas Aston Kanton Molfutenand Hageerty Affeur Lanta

Cambridge in Eleventh Sends Salisbury Series Tie

Cambridge edged Salisbury 8 to 6 to even the series as the contenders traded turns in today’s game. Batteries Gisen and Moller, Ulm and Clarke stood out as the action unfolded amid a crowded field with notable plays and persistent defense.

Salisbury Cambridge Gisen and Moller Ulm and Clarke

Classified Advertising Rates and Index Overview

A historical scan of Herald-Mail classified ad policies detailing price structures, insertion rules, deadlines, and classification categories. Includes rate scales for daily and bulk placements, ad processing times, and a long alphabetical index of sections such as Automotives, Employment, Real Estate, and Personal announcements.

Herald-Mail

Belief in Honest Effort Drives Self Respect

The piece urges dedication to work as the path to self respect and confidence. It emphasizes consistent effort, personal integrity, and the link between faithful labor and rising hope. The message ties these ideas to the Herald-Mail’s Classified Columns.

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