Local notices hint at coal shortfall and loan goals
Dealers estimate the country will be short about 10 000 tons of hard coal for winter. Fire caused losses exceeding 60 000 to the New Willard Hotel. Hagerstown's Liberty Loan quota expected to exceed 2 000 900. Jacob Middiekaaf caught 156 eels and sold most at 20 cents a pound. Roosevelt weighed 220 pounds and a 150 pound school bell was purchased by Howard Street School. Martin Line Keedysville resident and war veteran dies aged ert. McCauley Miller and McMenus take part in a high school teat.
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Hagerstown
Jacob M. Middiekaaf
Tilghmanton Notes and Church Services Report
Tilghmanton community news covers church services at Bakers and upcoming gatherings, plus local visits and illnesses. It notes farmers struggling to cut corn after a storm, several residents visiting relatives, births, and a report on Zachary Taylor’s tomb in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Zachary Taylor
Louisville, Ky
Quotations Prices Paid Farmers for Various Goods
Prices paid to farmers for eggs butter lard old and young chickens country bacon shoulders new potatoes and other produce. Listed per bushel or cent per unit with values including blue plums onions new apples green beans and grapes.
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Onions
Birthday party honors Mrs Harsh in Shady Bower Park
A Sunday birthday party at City Park celebrated Mrs Dela Harsh’s seventieth, joined by her sister Mrs Minnie Harsh and granddaughter Catherine Palmer. Family members in attendance included numerous Harsh and Shank relatives, with four generations present. Visitors Mr and Mrs Walter Boltz from Pittsburgh arrived after a visit to Mrs Rolle near Downsville, following the death of her father, Rudolph Palmer.
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Roland Alexander
Litle
David
Claude Smith
Hagerstown
Davy Moats
Mae
Anna
Willis Lehman
Washingon
Elias Smith
Greencastle
Omer Ripple
Elizabeth Barnhart
Grimes
Viola Moats
Benjamin Swain
Sharpsburg
Irven
Bakersville
Ira Boyer
Baltimore
Harvey Krebs
Bessie Suman
Walter Bloom
Otho B. Lowery
Donald
Beulah
Josephine
Hugh
Dela Harsh
Edward Karsh
Caries Shank
Tice
Shank
Elizabeth Vance
Ada Anderson
Charles Corderman
Paul Croneur
Boboy
Charles. Cronett
Olive
Gerson
Julia FE. Shink
Joseph Miller
Donald Miller
Junior Forsythe
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Sville
Wee
New C. Chamber
Com
Willard
Howard Street
Roosevelt
Moketorn
Martin Line
Keedysville
McCauley
Paul Miller
McMenus
Tilghmanton
Hailctober
Soy
Comainton Spervices
Bakers
Jwermons
G. W. Morin
Reading
Manor
Daniel Moats
Ivan Miller
Fred ‘Stouffer
Fred Sprecher
Marry’ Davis
Fairplay
Edward Moats
Mac Irven
Yost
Halfway
A. S. Dietrich
Wm. Rohrer
Downsville
Raymond, Haker
Addison Groff
Boonsboro
Evans Poffenberger
Wm. Baker
Lloyd Rhodes
Virginia Avenue
Mae Irven
Lloyd Culler
Frederick
George
John Speaker
THE
Nicodemus ‘National Bank ‘of
South Potomac St
Peoples
Washington &T
G.dep’t
Montgomery
Ward & Co
Popeye
E. C. Segar
Laire
Big Strong Man
Yama
Lonely Cowboy
Sof Titan
Reece
Kang
Ssamiate
Scorchy Smith
Bobby Thatcher
John C. Terry
Jake
Betty
Amy
George Storm
Aston
Himgele
Gus
Caston
Sprarr
BRICK
Bradford
June
Pat
Trice
Bradio
William Ritt and
Clarence Gray
Cushwa’s
Seate Mit
Laurence Invine
University of Toronto
Ie Meu
Reid
Shady Bower
Shady ‘Bower
Cye Childrem
Phikedaloeka
By Oscar Hitt
Joof
Kik
Ayers Bros
Stetfey Co
Building Coal
U.S
Omc
Stanley
Ithoveht-1
Alto
Lee W. Sanity
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