06 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
1
The Rexall Store Rudy and Meredith druggists in Hotel Hamilton offer Rexall Remo to relieve indigestion. Three sizes priced 26 cents, 16 cents, and one dollar, with directions for home use aimed at calming irritable stomachs and improving digestion.
Heavy money pours into baseball’s World Series as Pittsburg backers claim over 2000000 dollars in bets. Detroit fans lock in seats while officials mobilize to protect crowds and manage the rush for opening game. Overviews of tax, election, and local incidents follow in terse city notes.
Amid long drought a civic notice warns residents to stop using water for nonessential tasks and conserve for household use. The message ironizes on shared responsibility and emphasizes community interest in water availability.
In October Angerud and accomplices confront Arthur Dix at Megweathaart home. Clara Tlontryck, Oscar Wilkinson, and others present. Dix killed, Henry Hoelscher wounded aiding Dix. Wilkingon shoots as Dix is warned then wounds Helenicek. Wilkinson later injures himself at a schoolhouse.
George A. McGraw, about 24, stabbed himself five times near the heart and leaped from a window at Gladys Inn in Clifton Forge. He fell more than thirty feet, breaking both legs, one rib, and possibly a cheek bone. A woodstained pager in his room read Handed to death. He was a traveling representative for a Baltimore journal.
Rev Dr ds S Simon pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church received a request from Albany regarding a call to be pastor at the First Jackson Church after the previous pastor's death. Dr Simon stated he cannot leave his current post at this time.
Taxpayers are informed that September payments receive a 2 percent discount and October payments a 1 percent discount. A discount for November is also noted. The County Tax Collector’s office will be open every day except Sundays and certain holidays including July Fourth, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Washington’s Birthday, and February 22.
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