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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
2
The article explains voting for nine delegates across three columns repeal against repeal and unpledged in each Birth Congressional District. It notes a second referendum on the Washington County goal option act requiring a single mark. A federal seizure in Augusta, Georgia, shows a truck sold twice for 103 and 190 dollars.
Three men Paul and Edwin Lewis were held under bond of 1000 dollars each for hearings next Saturday before U S Commissioner D Angle Wol finger on charges of manufacture and possession of liquor. Federal investigators Cushnay and Harvey reported a 75 gallon still and a large mash seizure near Thurmont. Charles Haines of Knoxville was also held on similar charges by Commissioner Wol finger for court action yesterday.
Washington County Maryland announces an election to elect delegates to a national convention to ratify or reject the proposed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and to decide on repeal of Washington County Prohibition laws. Voting will be Sept 12, 1933, 6 am to 7 pm, with registrar sittings in all precincts. Precinct polling places listed by number and location across Sharpsburg Williamsport Hagerstown Hancock Smithsburg Rohrersville Clear Spring Keedysville Downsville and other communities. The notice includes officer names and instructions for election administration.
Shiloh Aug 31 services announced for Sept 3. Sunday school at 9:20, worship at 10:43 with Rev H D Boughter. Evening Endeavor classes and a Tuesday Cold Springs Park outing featured roller skating and games with many local families attending.
Horace Facn, longtime credit manager at Kay Jewelry Company in Hagerstown, has been promoted to the Washington store. He arrived in Hagerstown after the local shop opened and became widely known among friends who wish him continued success in his new role.
Milk distributors of Washington County are invited to a meeting at the office of County Agent Moore tonight at 7 30 o'clock to act upon the new milk code for the Philadelphia shed. The meeting is important.
Local gasoline dealers in Baltimore have agreed to raise the retail price by one half cent per gallon and to drop the two cent per gallon cash discount. Some dealers say the increase helps cover higher NRA employment costs.
Dr J Siniga announces he will remain pastor at Trinity Church Mansfield Ohio, declining the call to lead First Lutheran Church. Gas rates in Hagerstown rose 10 percent marking a second increase since April. John McGill Lane 38 treasurer and director at Maryland Surety and Trust Co dies of heart failure on Labor Day September 2 1918. City Park hosts large funeral exercises with thousands in attendance. President Wilson sets 1918 wheat crop price at 2.20 per bushel.
Miss Clara Hamburger and Isidor Kahn were married by Rabbi Adolf Guttmacher in Baltimore with Henry Wineberg as best man. Charles Edward Howard, a former city patrolman, died in Pennsylvania Avenue at age 59. A tenant on Findlay farms reported 160 bushels of Spade wheat from four acres. Abe Schwartz, six year old son of Samuel Schwartz, was seriously injured when struck by an automobile. Town livestock valued at 197716000 on January 1 1933 topped the nation’s farm-property inventory.
A brief market listing shows per pound and per bushel prices for various goods. Items include lard, butter, bacon, new potatoes, chickens, sweet potatoes, onions, apples, green beans, blue plums, blue grapes, and wheat with approximate price ranges noted.
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