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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
5
Classified ad dense page shows rates, classifications, and ad procedures. It lists sections like AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL LIVESTOCK MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT and more. Sample car ads and items for sale appear with prices and contact details.
An assortment of real estate listings and notices from a Herald mail page. It includes offers for houses from 2500 to 10000 dollars, farms, doubles and singles, rental properties, building lots near a high school, and tax and probate notices for estates in Washington County. Names include John and T Double, Thurman C. Lindsey, and J Sommers. Addresses cited include 22 W Franklin St and 606 Mulberry St.
Local ads highlight practical bargains and services from jobs to household items. Readers discover discounts, listings, and community offerings that brighten daily routines and connect neighbors.
Classified display notes a public sale featuring a three piece wing room quilt Oriole gas stove cabinet moodiel Tead General Electric refrigerator Maytag washer Hoover sweeper two Wilton rugs Singer sewing machine china closet walnut bed room set bed and spring porch chairs tables stands clocks dishes lamps cooking utensils pictorial linoleum rugs and other household articles. Auctioneer Corderman Snyder, Auct. att Clerk.
Public sale announced for June 6 1039 on Virginia Avenue Hagerstown MD. Property includes Lot 4 and part of Lot 3 on Williamsport Turnpike, address 1101 Virginia Avenue, improved by a seven room house and Renner's Garage, with terms: half cash day of sale, balance in one year, or all cash, $200 down day of sale. Auctioneer Joseph G. Blaster. Loss and found ad text irrelevant.
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