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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1925

Page

2

Europe and State Farms Contrasted in Talk at Parish House

Emmet W. Gans described stark contrasts between Central European farming and Maryland and U S farm conditions. He noted labor shortages raise uncertainty in Holland Belgium and Germany as farmers try to restore prewar norms. Short talks by B B Carmichael and Milton D Moore addressed market pricing and livestock improvements using purebred stock. Edward Rautzobn chaired the event.

Europe Maryland United States Emmet W. Gans Leppans Bratiog Farmera Holland Belgium Germany Gansayoka European Farmera America B. B. Carmichael Milton D. Moore Edward Rautzobn Community Club

Crossword Puzzle Graduation Gale Craze

Graduation time is here as a crossword puzzle challenges solvers with clues across many themes. Readable entries include terms for light beams to ancient dyes, and many age old words across science art and daily life with playful misspellings and era flavor.

Wagner to Speak at Memorial Day Service

The Rev Dr Scott NR Wagner president of the Hagerstown Rotary Club and chaplain of Morris Frosh Post American Legion will address the Memorial Day program at the Kiwanis club luncheon tomorrow Philo A Station committee chair announced. Invitations were sent to members of Hagerstown poets Grand Army of the Republic Spanish War Veterans and Morris Frosh Post officers to attend the luncheon.

Scott NR. Wagner Hagerstown Rotary Club Morris Frosh Post American Legion Kiwanis Club Philo |A. Station Grand Army of the Republic Morris Frock Post

Tidewater Portland Cement Seeks Receivership

W A Spurrier of Baltimore and Farrell Fuel Corp of Pennsylvania asked yesterday for a receivership for the Tidewater Portland Cement Company at Delaware. The $4,000,000 corporation with a large Union Bridge plant in Carroll County is alleged to be insolvent.

ABK Tidewater ‘Portland Cement Company Delaware Union Bridge Carroll, County W. A. Spurrier Baltimore Farrell Fuel Corporation Pennsylvania

Bids Exceed Funds For Hagera Town High School

The Board of Education deferred awarding the school contract after receiving four bids, with the lowest bid about twenty thousand dollars beyond the available funds. Officials will reconvene Saturday to decide on the contract as bid totals were not disclosed but estimated between 300000 and the available budget.

Hageratown High School Board of Education

Construction bid woes threaten school project funding

The report notes a $375,000 estimate with only $280,000 available for building the plant. Officials say even the lowest bids exceed funds, risking unfinished sections of the school.

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