30 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
1
Mrs J. K. Dunahaugh of 105 East North Street was injured Monday morning when she fell through a cellar door at her home. She suffered bruises and a severely strained back, with ongoing pain since the incident.
The Woolworth Company leases the Fleisher Store space facing Washington Street for 20 years six months at escalating rent totaling 13 000 annually for ten years 14 000 for five years and 25 600 for five years with monthly rents from 1 083 35 to 1 166 67. The Gateway Corporation building space on Washington Street is leased to F & W Grant Company for 14 000 in the first decade and 15 000 in the next eleven years.
Public sale at the courthouse totaled 18 300 dollars for 200 acres across Maryland farms. Samuel M Foltz estate on Broadfording road west of Hagerstown sold for Jacob H Poltz and Edward Foltz executors to Howard Foltz at 69 60 per acre. Arbelin Shifler farm on Boonsboro Manor road sold to Edward Mumma for 100 per acre, eight room dwelling barn and fruit trees. Travers Hollow mountain land sold to Mumma at 11 per acre. Sherer property near Williamsport on Falling Waters road sold for 700 to J L Young. Auctioneer Joseph C Snyder and R W Eigenbrode officiated.
The Hoard of County Commissioners, urged by State's Attorney Roulette, will assign county officers to inspect milk wagons and dairy plants. The campaign targets milk dealers using bottles not belonging to them, revealing dairymen lack sufficient bottles and often reuse others’ bottles unwashed from stepladders, collecting dirt.
Members of the School Board met briefly at the Court House office last night to consider coal contract terms. No other business was discussed. The fragment mentions remnants Huck toweling and Beard's Ady in the notes.
No action was taken by the Board of County Commissioners yesterday on a suggestion from the State Board of Health. They considered allowing Dr H R Kritzer to receive mileage for visiting sections of the county. The board was told typhoid cases could be reduced if the health officer investigated cases more thoroughly. Dr Kritzer said he already investigates typhoid cases.
Benjamin Delaney a long time Sharpsburg resident and one of the last Potomac Home Brigade survivors died at his home aged 41 years and 10 days from complications He fought 1861 1865 at Gettysburg Harpers Ferry and Maryland Heights was prisoner of war Survived by two daughters two sons and a brother Funeral Friday at 10 AM Rev A M Ashby will conduct burial at Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg Also CAR RECOVERED a Williamsport auto found on South Potomac Street with gear shift broken likely left there since Sunday night by O V Delanter deputy reports show.
Total revenue for August at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Baltimore reached 894710 dollars 10 cents up 118629 dollars 10 cents from August 1924 while August expenses totaled 767165 dollars 17 cents up 72085 dollars 71 cents Net telephone revenue for the month was 127544 dollars 93 cents up 46433 dollars 08 cents For January through August revenues totaled 7261452 dollars 03 cents versus 6260681 dollars 31 cents in the prior year.
Net telephone revenues this year rose to 1 243 615 02 from 882 268 39 a gain of 461 346 63. President Maxwell W Byers of the Western Maryland Railway Co was in Hagerstown yesterday a brief visit not tied to strike voting but to look after company interests during his various trips to the city. Linen toweling remnants Heard s. Adv.
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