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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1944
Page
8
A garbled notice from the Herald-Mail’s Lost, Strayed and Found column mentions an elusive item tied to a ring hoax. The fragment references an owner and a toy or token, with unclear details about location and contact.
A Maryland Farm Bureau recommendation from a sub committee of the Maryland Post war Agricultural Committee calls for full cooperation among farm organizations and a policy of mutual boosting to raise farmers business and social opportunities. The report asks for stronger funding for agricultural education, a tax reduction for the state, and plans to place the Agricultural Adjustment Program on standby as a safeguard against low postwar prices. In Rome, women used to rouge their knees and elbows.
Fragmented classified items show job postings for waitresses and factory work, plus real estate and loan offers. The readable lines mention Plaza Restaurant and Cheerio Rest in Potomac Street, Peoples Service Drug Store on West Wash, and Western Union related plans. The text is garbled and incomplete but indicates diverse employment and service notices.
Fragmentary page item lists livestock radio equipment and wall iron, with unclear sales notes and garbled ad text. The readable portion mentions wanted-to-buy ads and wearables, but lacks coherent details or proper names to identify a specific event or transaction.
Fragments indicate a real estate for sale request with garbled text and missing details. No clear entities or specifics are discernible beyond the general notice of a wanted sale.
Public notice describes parcel details on a street between North and Charles Streets in a town area with a 40 foot width. It specifies Lot No 59 and surrounding boundaries, a dwelling with modern improvements, and references to Liber records, dates, and names related to property conveyances and owners.
Seven parcels of land descended from Florence Maynard to Clare Mather and others, detailing boundary courses, acreage around 3.4 acres and 3.4 acres, fronting 41 feet on Pennsylvania Avenue, with a 1908 dwelling, and a sale with 5 percent deposit and balance due at settlement. Executor Rothger, attorney McCauley, sale ratification by the court.
A public auction notice lists items for sale in the city. Details read as a sale action with local official involvement and timing, inviting bidders and noting location for the event.
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