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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a reward related to destroyed bignals and a foray, with multiple garbled names and locations. It conveys a public notice style about missing signals, defacements, and authorities, but readable specifics are not present.
A partial OCR note describes tearing down sections in Allegany and Frostburg as bidders and bidders with Savage and Frostburg themes engage in a local construction sale.
A partial, garbled report notes a drowning incident involving Mindicus Baston’s daughter at a college home. The available text suggests she fell or was pulled into a swimming pool rope incident near a school site. Authorities and witnesses are referenced but details remain unclear.
Forest wardens have cited several people for trimming trees along highways without a permit from the State Department of Forestry. The Headsite Tree Law forbids any trimming within the right of way or between street lines without a permit, issued under supervision of a forest warden. Fees, if any, are paid by the applicant to the city wardens and must be processed through the City Forest Warden and Supervisor.
A Bridgeport letter notes a Shiki delegation attending rally day services at Mid Foon on Sunday afternoon. It lists numerous local visitors and neighbors, mentions visits to the homes of Mrs. We AWS JMarbaned and others, and covers family outings, illnesses, and social visits across several blocks and farms. The piece ends with a "Letter From A Farmer's Wife" anecdote about illness and reliance on Lydia BR. Vinghate Medicine Co. products.
A list of visitors converges at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait mer including Mr. and Mrs. J K H Plummer and daughter Jeanette plus several others such as Mrs. Slouffer and Rev. Beachley. The gathering spans multiple families and local residents with names like Merrill Henneberger and Alma Hagg among those listed.
Dover Sept 17 A threatend structure atop Jeoockerman Street gutted neighboring Lu building occupied by A B Clements. Fire badly damaged the barn of Mrs KB Stevenson adjoining the destroyed buildings.
Firemen work to control a blaze described as spreading along the south side of the street with lines and wet measures. The fragment notes water hoses and responders contending with flames in a densely described urban scene.
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