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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
5
Local Quotations for Farmers Markets
The listing shows prices for farm products including potatoes 1c to 20c, eggs and chickens at various rates, and pork items. Prices given for corn, old and young chickens, country bacon, and market buys range between 10 cents and 1.00 per bushel, reflecting a dated agricultural market snapshot.
TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACHOBS 1 Mimuse and more
Puzzle fills many entries with mixed phrases and garbled OCR data listing clues and partial answers. It mentions odors from violet root and great excitement, plus various cryptic segments like silver king Persia and odd phrases about weights, dates, and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Persia
Te bu onions and potatoes sale listing note period
Local market listing shows prices for onions and potatoes with per bushel amounts in notations like Te bu 0e bu 75¢ bu and mentions Heyes Sweet Potatoes New Potatoes Old Potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyes
Nationals Beat Browns At Griffith Stadium
Washington defeated the St. Louis Browns 6 to 4 at Griffith Stadium as three St. Louis pitchers were removed early. Ralph Kress substituted at first for Jos Kuhel who is hospitalized with a broken ankle. Box shows St. Louis 017 000 100 and Washington 202 002 00x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Griffith Stadium
Ralph Kress
Jos Kuhel
Kress
Cops Workout at Dawn For July 20 Police Game
Scouts for Manager Hawken of the Newsies report dawn workouts at 6 each morning by the Police baseball team in preparation for the July 20 Stadium game. Night workers also train after shift, with star shortstop John Knodell in top form and C L Reed providing onfield guidance. Hawken voices no major worries except choosing a hurler as Colley declines to pitch, turning attention to a likely candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawken
The
Newsies
John Knode
C. L. Reed
Colley
la Hurler
Neighborly Neighbors Battle For Kay Jewelers Trophy
A capacity crowd aims to attend the annual game as Neighborly Neighbors pursue the Kay Jewelers Trophy. The manager revealed a top prospect eager to face the Police in a bid to prove himself. Ticket sales are strong and physicians in Annapolis treat tick bites and vaccinate children for fall school entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vray
Kay Jewlery
Annapolis
Wheat futures move in steady tone on grain market
Baltimore grain report dated in June shows No 2 red winter wheat trading with spot domestic prices and futures for June and July. Market notes garlicy qualities and price differentials, indicating a calm trading day with modest activity and shifted positions through June.
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Baltimore
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