12 May 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
1
In a May report from the Hellenbeck Aniey ranch south of there a mice infestation in clover and alfalfa bands endangers crops. Investigations show mice feed on bees that pollinate clover, harming milk production. Owls hawks and other birds are said to prey on the mice, while poisoned ground squirrels may be involved in the birds decline.
The bank reports strong progress amid stringent conditions. Deposits rose by nearly four hundred thousand dollars over the last four months, signaling solid performance by the bank's management amidst financial pressures.
A fragmented report notes naturalists observing field hunting birds and kittens trained to hunt in fields. It mentions bees, mice, and a dairy, with unclear references to advertising and a severe dozen for the work, and expectations of returning food supply and bird families in following seasons.
The American Legion Post of Mercersburg Virginia will present the farcical comedy A Regiment of Two at the IL 0 F Hell Clearspring on Monday night May 35. Music by the Mercersber Orchestra. Cast includes Lloyd Wagner James C Warden Joseph D MMer Ray Fapnon Russel Burger Rankin Metcalf Mrs May Mucheldowley Mildred Witherspoon Mildred Boyd Louis Thames. Reserved tents on sale at Andersons her macy Clearspring.
Dr J C Norris of Robrersville was injured Saturday night when struck as he stepped into the road to inspect a dog hit by a car driven by Lee J Mullendore of Gapland. Norris is recovering. the incident involved a vehicle collision and a stray dog.
Shady Bower letters and visits describe friends in Clearspring and nearby towns with several residents spending days with kin and neighbors. The jagged item notes William Guensford held for court on larceny charges involving two automobile tires belonging to his brother in law R Layman, after arrest by Deputies Thurston and Deeds.
A Baltimore resident, Me. G. J. Relf of 8602 Tait Ave, reports long stomach and bronchial troubles, indigestion, and fatigue improved by Tanlac. He claims better appetite, sleep, energy, and overall health, noting Tanlac’s effect on his stomach and linked ailments. Tanlac is sold in Hagerstown by local druggists.
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