29 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
1
At a meeting in Thurmont director David M. Zeniz presided as 10 shares of stock were sold though estimates suggest county participation may reach higher. The group aims to combine for state agri acts, testing cooperative buying and selling with the goal of strengthening the organization.
Oakland reports Grantsville Garrett County faces rising living costs as local moonshine, normally five dollars a quart, now begs ten dollars a gallon. Authorities note the illegal liquor trade persists despite law enforcement efforts.
Charles A. Hyde has purchased John Baer's 80 acre Broadfording farm known as the Dorsey place. Hyde plans to move there and make it his permanent home. The price paid was $6,000.
London November 28 Passengers are now being booked for the air express from London to Lausanne Switzerland. The journey is made with only one stop at Paris.
Rockville November 29 fines totaling 3000 dollars plus costs were imposed by Judges Peter and Worthington in the Circuit Court on Dr J H Ladd Victor L Sipos Jos B Shipley and Edward Heath all of Washington who pleaded guilty to violating the state gambling laws A six month sentence in the Maryland House of Correction was imposed in each case but suspended pending good behavior.
Col Dallas Ward sold a field near Clearspring to David Flory and Harry Weller for 150 dollars per acre. A small farm on the outskirts of Clearspring belonging to L J Feidt was sold to Mrs Catherine Johnson for 1100 dollars.
Gilbert Cox age 88, father of former Ohio governor James M. Cox, died at his Camden home near Dayton. Cox built the first brick house in his local area of Ohio, reflecting a pioneer life.
An old ad claims outgrow reduces inflammation when applied to the skin around an ingrown nail and supposedly toughens tender skin, allowing the nail to turn outward overnight. It notes the antiseptic product is for chiropodists but sold in drug stores. R. D. McKES credits the item.
Unsettled and rainy weather continues with November on track to set a new record for the number of rainy days. So far eighteen days show precipitation, surpassing the normal nine or ten days for November, as forecasts predict more rain tomorrow.
Prince Tokugawa and his secretary visited Frederick County during a delegation tour for the Limitation of Armaments Conference. They inspected farming areas to gather information on dairying and intensive farming on smaller properties.
Intensive effort will be staged during December 6 to 10 to secure twenty thousand dollars for Martinsburg Union Meeting Association following action by the boards last night. Funds will cover building improvements operating fund for one year retirement of floating indebtedness and unpaid bills including interest.
Maude T Cridler of 108 North Walnut street sustained a finger injury at Antietam Knitting Mills yesterday when her finger was caught while running a looper. The company physician attended her.
Mrs K D Drake writes that after a flu attack she was left with a severe cough. She praises Foley's Honey and Tar for healing irritated membranes, soothing coating, loosening phlegm, and clearing passages, claiming it helped her recover.
A partially readable entry notes that an action was filed yesterday morning contesting a will. The snippet references orphans and a partition or related court move, with unclear names or locations due to damaged OCR.
The notes reference allegations presented by Dr. Wikst H. Holzapfel of New York City, involving iartes and Bosapfel. The fragment suggests findings or claims tied to a legal or medical matter concerning these individuals in an ongoing case.
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