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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

8

State to monitor all buses in bid to collect revenues

State Roads Commission chairman John Mackall says state bus owners will file weekly operation reports under new orders issued by the Public Service Commission. The move aims to enable the state to track and collect revenues from each operator across the state.

John XN. Mackall State Roads Commission Wat

Launch Work 70 Rehabilitation Aids Storm Touched Rural Areas

In southern Illinois tornado torn area Red Cross directs relief with 60 workers stationed in stricken towns. Henry M. Walter, disaster director, pledges individual help to every disaster sufferer as a caravan tours the area. Labor to aid farm reset and cleanup planned with costs and housing supplied for workers.

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Public Service Commission Rejects United Fuel Gas Rate Proposal

Charleston W V March 25 The Public Service Commission ruled against United Fuel Gas on most disputed points in its data and refused to permit a proposed rate schedule that would set domestic gas at 10 cents per thousand cubic feet. The decision blocks the higher charge and preserves current rates for consumers.

Charleston W. Va Public Service Commission Today United Fuel Gas Company

Stomach Upset prompts Olive Tablets remedy pitch

The ad argues stomach distress comes from a clogged liver and bowels and promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, plant based laxative. It claims improving liver function relieves indigestion and related symptoms with a 15¢ price tag and a 0c option.

Dr. Edwards

Theft of large meat shipment reported in Weba case

The theft involved a substantial quantity of meat taken from Charles Town. Sheriff Duffey reported the incident yesterday and the suspects were revived in connection with the investigation.

Charles Toun Weba Sherrif Duffey

Not Guilty Found In Auto Case In Washington Court

Justice J Scott Bower cleared LT Golden and Tomer Wilse of operating an automobile under influenza after deputy Crum and constable Cushen reported reckless driving on Funkslowy Pike. Wilson paid $4 and costs for a drunken driving charge. unrelated social notices and a 1580 Nuvene invention reference appear in the report.

Ja Guar Golden Washington J. Scott. Bower Tomer Wilse Funkslowy Pike KE. Crum Cushen Witlal Wilson

Cearfoss Letter Cearfory March 25 Brethren Church Singing

Cearfoss letter notes singing at the Brethren Church Sunday evening with expectations invited. Mr and Mrs Clinten Koontz and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herman Pittenger. Miss Gladys Cunningham visited Milas and Anglo Sunday. Mr Harvey Cunningham and family were present.

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