03 May 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
1
A narrator describes returning home after a long trip to find two intoxicated friends in bed with him and no restraint as he deals with the chaotic scene. He recalls the morning, finding his hat and shirt stolen, headaches, and plans to recall keys and end the disruption. London exports about 1.4 million dollars worth of candies annually.
Preferred stockholders review the Public Service Commission filing by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. detailing first quarter Year revenues. Total telephone revenues reach 2,173,177.86 for the quarter, up from 2,003,584.29 last year while net telephone revenues drop to 280,198.30 from 334,729.01. March results show total revenues 700,630.23 versus 684,279.27 last year and net telephone revenues 229,380.53 versus 114,?24.36.
The Rotary Club installed Frank Letter as president at the Molter Organ Company plant. Members toured departments, learned processes, and luncheoned cafeteria style. The club invited Kiwanis and Lions clubs to attend an artists recital at St John’s on May 18 featuring Penelope Davis and Alexander Gunn. Also listed are livestock and poultry prices and wholesale egg quotes, followed by an advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar cough syrup.
Baltimore May 2 cattle receipts total 85 head with a brisk market. Steers priced from 9 to 950 for choice, good fat cattle 8 to 7 8 per cent? values 8.25 to 7.76. Medium cattle around 7.25 to 7.75 and common cattle 6 75 to 8.75.
A fragmented listing shows daily program blocks from WZ Springfield and KDKA Pittsburgh including weather forecasts, market reports, baseball scores, recitals, concerts, and storytelling segments. It notes times for morning to late evening programming and mentions multiple broadcasts and stations.
An extensive survey and investigation by J A Cope of Baltimore assisted by the State forester and C Cyril Klein county forester details the Caloctin Mountain fire that spurned over approximately
Investigators reported last week that about 3660 acres of timber burned and the fire was of incendiary origin. No arrest warrants were found, but several persons are under surveillance based on information from fire fighters and investigators.
Benjamin Reynolds, 79, well known resident of Waynesboro, died yesterday morning at his home from injuries suffered last November when he fell in front of his house and fractured his hip. Surviving children include George D. Reynolds and Fred W. Reynolds, both of Harrisburg.
The funeral arrangement notes a Saturday 10 AM service to be held for the deceased at the late residence on Olulock Troll. Family and friends are invited to attend.
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