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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
7
Washington coverage notes a large crowd cheering Governor Ritchie at a Democratic event during Marydan inauguration ceremonies. Attendees waved signs and repeatedly hailed his candidacy, with national party figures acknowledging his appeal to supporters nationwide.
Local poultry gathering at Downsville draws farmers and exhibitors for a community event. Attendees include regional 4H clubs and livestock groups to discuss breeding, feeding, and show preparation. Officials announce schedule details and prize categories for the day.
A county meeting is planned by Jersey cattle growers to form a county club aligned with the Maryland Jersey Cattle Club. County Agent M. J. Magre will host per W L C Randolph of the American Jersey Cattle Club. State exams begin March 16 at Annapolis Marine Barracks. recruitment exams March 9 in Baltimore and Cumberland. several vacancies and early appointments anticipated. Local market prices include butter six for a box and eggs at 3 cents per dozen, with other produce quotable values listed for Hagerstown and surrounding areas.
Report covers many company officers and directors at the Hagerstown based firm with names including C. M. Warhs R. Paul Smith and J. A. Money. It notes earnings, dividends and the Consolidated Income Account. Mention of distribution lines and expected completion in summer signals progress for the year.
The day’s market notes show call money steady as copper quotes hold firm. Traders report muted volume with a cautious tone across the street and bond markets, while general price levels remain unchanged.
Notices extracted from an aged obituary page recount several bereavements. It mentions interment details for multiple individuals, including Dr Conrad Cavey and Mya Wat Miser, with limited readable lines on kinship and dates. The fragmentary text implies services at local parlors and family notices, but specifics are unclear.
The Chamber of Commerce event drew Kilwanana business leaders as Mr Fleming warned that seven percent of fires stem from carelessness and ignorance. He cited U S losses in 1923 of 955,072,782 and noted 15,000 deaths in 1922 from fire, urging tougher building codes, inspections, and liability measures to cut fatalities and damages.
Senators debated reforms while General Dawes urged minimal delays in action. The scene reflected party tensions as Republicans and Democrats pressed for fair hearings and prudent governance. A London court record noted a witness named Vrhko Zelinko, a Czechoslovakian, giving testimony.
The body of Martin L. Bradt, 72, of 128 Fairground Avenue, was found in a mountain area above Dugtown after reportedly being there for days. A self-inflicted knife wound near the wrist is suspected, with mysterious surrounding circumstances. No evidence of blood elsewhere on clothing besides a small spot on the trousers. (Continued on Page 4). Also notes Fred Kuhn of Clearspring and Clyde Miller moving properties. A fair at Beaver Creek Community Hall is announced for February ???
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