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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
3
The report notes a patriotic campaign launch described as heroic with factory whistles. The county quota stood at 2,600,000 dollars and the day was marked as Western Maryland payday. Merchants reported milk prices rising from ten to twelve cents a quart and from seven to eight cents a pint. The Municipal Band is mentioned in passing.
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Report notes H L Lyne and wife of Shepherdstown celebrate fifteenth wedding anniversary at Seibert Memorial Hall dedication at Susquehanna University. Also mentions new rooms in the I O F temple and a fifth early season frost damaging corn as fields white.
Local quotations show prices for farm products including butter beef eggs chickens and produce. Entries list butter at 8 to 12 cents per pound with various weights, fresh potatoes at 1.00 a bushel, sweet potatoes at 1.00 a bushel, apples 50 cents to 1.00 a bushel, green beans five cents per bushel, plums and grapes with small cent amounts, wheat and corn prices noted in rough figures. The page resembles a market price column with multiple items and inconsistent OCR text.
The Sharpsburg column lists numerous local visitors and guests from Indiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. James Nett host their daughter Virginia. Mrs. Fred Flook enters University of Maryland Hospital for a nerve treatment. other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. William Ebersole and three sons, Katherine Marker, Ida Lohman, Howard Powell, John Mose, and many local relatives. Edgar Mongan returns to his home.
Local families and friends from Brooklyn, Hagerstown, Boonsboro, Funkstown, Halfway, Keedysville and nearby towns spent Sunday or Friday with relatives in the area. Guests included the Carnahans, Swains, Mongan family, Moss and French families, the Dorsey household, Hoover relatives, and others visiting or dining with hosts such as the Dorsey and Speaker families.
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