Hagerstown Mystery Confuses Globe Reporter
A Globe reporter in Winchester 42 miles away encounters a confused scene on South Potomac street. An automobile with a bass drum and instrument cases halts as a young woman smiles, asking if it is an orchestra. The party explains they have been to Reading, Pa and are en route home, unsure how they passed through Hagerstown.
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Ringsretuien Globe
Winchester
Globe
Gatgi wAn
South Potomac Street
Reading
Agerstown
Ding
Father saved by injured son in Martinsburg crash
In Martinsburg West Virginia on October 6 Andrew Rutherford saved his father W G Rutherford by lifting the car after a second vehicle driven by Edward Koontz of Hagerstown forced the Rutherford car over an embankment. Both men suffered cuts and bruises and Koontz faces a Monday hearing to determine responsibility.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
W. G. Rutherford
Andrew
Edward Koontz
Hagerstown
Rutherford
Rutherfords
Koontz
Farmer Advocate Hopes U.S. Aid Through Marketing System
Gray Silver a Washington Farm Bureau representative stays in Berkeley County to press for a nationwide marketing system to aid farmers. He says the government and President Coolidge are considering relief plans, urging immediate financial relief rather than leaving farmers to bear the burden alone.
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Gray Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Berkeey County
Silver
American Farm Bureau “Federation
Coolidge
White House
Rongly
Orchard Workers Battle Bugs in Apple Belt
Prof Sherwood and horticulturists report the orchard pest, the hopper-ty bug, is widespread across the apple belt this season. The insect damages leaves and annoys pickers but does not directly harm fruit. early-season spraying is advised as growers begin adoption of comprehensive spraying regimes.
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ShesWood
Extension Division
Sherwood
Berkeley’ County
Silver Hill
Inwood
Billion Harding 2 cent stamps ordered for nation
Postmaster General New announces a new order for 1.6 billion Harding 2 cent stamps due to high demand. The issue, including the memorial stamp for the late President Harding, remains extremely popular and widely beloved nationwide.
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Washington
New
Harting
Philately
Shenandoah River Water To Christen ZR-1
Strasburg mayor waded the Shenandoah River and sent its water to Mrs. Edwin Denby at Lakehurst to christen the ZR-1 on October 10. The message notes Shenandoah Valley heritage and the ship’s Indian name Shenandoah meaning Daughter of the Stars.
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Strasburg, VA
Co. W. Heater
Shenandoah River
Lakehurst
N. J
Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Shenandoah
Heater
Denby
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