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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
6
Weather note recounts Groundhog Day forecast extending winter weather into spring with 0.07 inch of precipitation reported. Snow fell in Washington county during yesterday interval and largely melted quickly. Classified ad lists for rent and a puzzle ad.
Annapolis Md March 24 A statewide beer measure likely to be introduced in the General Assembly proposes a $100 license for on premise sales and a $25 license for off premise beer, with adjustments possible before filing. Baltimore leaders debate city regulation as a related measure moves toward conference with Mayor Howard W Jackson.
Willard A. Litton of Hancock was arrested about 7 PM on a charge of driving under the influence after his car allegedly struck the parked car of Charles H. Gabe on Hast Avenue. Gabe’s car suffered some damage. The notice also advertises electric brooders, pantry equipment, garden seeds, Bermuda onion plants, cabbage and tomato plants, fertilizers, and grass seeds from Ernest W. Miller, Seedsman.
Do You Recall Joseph A Dellinger son of Wil lima H Dellinger Downaville offered a captaincy in the Quartermaster department Palm Sunday March 24 1918 Zion Reformed church admitted 28 new members J Frank Beck of Beck Lumber Company reported theft of 100 chickens of extra good breed Plans for the city election on the morrow were complete Elias B Hartle and Frank N Fahrney candidates for mayor optimistic Wareham's City Pharmacy robbed during the night of 225 dollars in cash.
A series of pointed questions questions the efficiency and expenditures of Hagerstown municipal services. The inquiry targets recruitment, procurement, the Police Department and the City Light Plant, and accuses officials of conflicts of interest and improper spending.
Thirty years ago today readers recall spring market prices and local political changes. Jacob Braungard and Stephen J. Dillsworth, both Democrats, and Frank L. Bennett, a Republican, won city council seats. H. K. Startzman became Hagerstown postmaster, replacing H. P. Harter as bricklayers and masons in Chambersburg organized wage talks at eighty cents an hour.
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