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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
4
Live Stock market notes from Baltimore on March 7 show cattle receipts at 78 head with active trading. Prices ranged for cattle, veal, hogs, sheep, and calves with market movement described as higher or steady. total receipts for calves and hogs listed. A Virginia jailer was arrested for bootlegging, prompting inquiry into the motives.
Heirs to Robert Edwards claim a large tract in downtown New York City via a pre revolutionary grant. The Central Edwards Neirs division, comprising West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and Indiana heirs, met in Cincinnati to discuss further legal action. Walter Thomas and Wesley Edwards led arguments for pursuing settlement without formal litigation, with a $5,000,000,000 value cited for the property.
Local brief from Greencastle notes various items: A position at a barber shop in East Baltimore. J Snyder confined at home by illness. residents returning from Washington County capital. several names planning to apply to Pennsylvania governor for Windsor Knitting Mill incorporation to take over the plant on South Washington Street. High school Glee Club fundraiser for the library. Cooper couple returning from Baltimore. W T O meeting at Mrs Salvoly’s home. John Wy Stumbaugh conducts a public sale of stock and farm implements. Frania Bitner, Merceburg Academy student, confined at home on East Baltimore Street due to illness.
Fragments announce events pricing sales and lost found items from the Herald Mail page. Includes an upcoming hall meeting March 6 0 pm, a pneumonia cure claim, home wiring payments offered, stray Cape item, boat location near Punkstown, and various small notices. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear lines.
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