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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
5
Officials announce that milk truck operators must obtain proper permits. The notice outlines required licensing steps and deadlines, aiming to regulate dairy transport and ensure compliance across routes.
Fragmentary text discusses farmer milk shipping to a gate, permit costs, and territorial authority. Mentions SIU operation, Jasdie Bower, and a hawk related mileage note. Content is unclear and presents garbled names and phrases.
The Board of Street Commissioners asked for bids to rebuild and widen Sunset Avenue from Anheliun to Fairground and widen the street toward Watt. The panel met last night and voted to repair and pave the street and approach. A monthly fire report shows losses totaling MM and 78 during the year to yesterday.
Downsville residents share Memorial Day gatherings as Mr and Mrs D Howard Datgh fy and daughters Nelda and 2 visit Greencastle and Sts Thomasx Biershing ad Miss Fligaberh Arts in Hagerstown. Friends Mylo S Downey Marvin Lomg and siblings travel to see families of Harl Spielman Charles Houser Sr and Harry H Long. George Saberts and Mrs James Kesselring host family visits after a death in Jerstown.
The Hagerstown Orioles announce a regular meeting at 1% East Wa ington Street hosted by Max McAfee. They plan travel Saturday to McCon murg Pennsylvania to face a strong row team, then Sunday at Canomute Park against an Athletic Club.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a choir strike in London with scattered phrases about views, weather, and events. The readable bits mention a tale, a band, and references to Friday and a robin, but no clear names, places, or outcomes are established.
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