Prize Winners at Preston and Denton Exhibits
A full list of prize winners from the recent Preston and Denton exhibitions is published. winners include Best Plate Kiefer Pears to M L Weaver Greensboro and many firsts in apples, corn, potatoes, cabbage, peppers, berries, and canned goods with numerous exhibitors from Preston, Denton, Federalsburg, Ridgely, Hillsboro, and Greensboro.
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Preston
Denton
Kiefer
M. L. Weaver
Greensboro
E. L. Fooks
E. L. Pooks
Rome Deants
York Imperial
Klotz
Ridgely
M. J. Weaver
Mammoth Black
Pwie
H. F. Klotz
Hurbank
Martin Voss
S. G. Bye
Victor Deen
Federalsburg
Luther Hlades
J. Worm
E. W H. Sapp
Reese Merriden
Preston Red Cross
Hubbard
Carlton Blavoon
Henry Stosebrock
J.C. Milleman
Sarah Hoffman
J. St. James
Federalshure
Henry Rosebrock
J. C. Milleman
EL HL
Thieroy
EL Thieroff
Thierom
B. St. James
L. St. James
Federalsbure
Wyandottes
John R. Glidden
FLON. Wright
Federallburg
Rhode Island
S. C. Red
EL. Wo. McDowell
Hillsboro
F. N. Wright
O. V. Howarrd
Federalsburrg
Ss. G. Bye
W. T. White
Margaret Jarrett
Tifllsboro
Florence St
Mabel Duffy
Lillian St. James
Ss. G. Nuttie
J. @ Smith
A. G. Saulsburr
H. Doerr
Hobbs
A. G Smith
OF. H. Noerr
T. P. Fisher
Florence Beaven
Smith Laignell
Warry A. Roe
Alex Booth
W. Ht. Nuttles
Florence St. James
J. L. Martino
Pederalsburg
Pamsons
J. l. Martine
Yoerr
J. R. Glidden
A. G. Saulsbury
Mise Louise Cohee
FUE Doerr
Florence &t. James
wis
Lima Bonns
FL i. Doerr
KE. LL. Fooks
Florence st James
Ed.Wiley
Carroll
Florence
Sarah Ottman
Mel Booth
H. FE. Holsinger
F. H Doerr
Vis. fhon
Brumbaugh
Pastorfield
J. A. McFarland
Q. W. Barton
M. Pastorfield
J. J. Thieroff
J. J. Thierof
Mary Garey
P. W. Downes
BE. lL. Foo
Laucas Denton
Pirst
Wio
art Parker
Vas Dunting
Chow Chow
Ella Raiizh
Vic
FL ui Doerr
Honey
da Smmons
Ostrich Day in Arizona Sparked by War Meat Shortage
The federal food administrator in Arizona approves slaughter of 500 ostriches near Phoenix to supply meat at low prices, aiming to boost the bird as a popular American dish. War conditions curtail ostrich plumes and boost meat demand as officials voice cautious optimism about ostrich meat uptake nationwide.
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Washington
Arizona
federal
America
Phealx
rausser
food administration
Washington Star
Gold Mining Declared Essential by War Industries Board
The War Industries Board lists gold mining as an essential industry on July 19, directing priority of materials and espionage resources to gold production. The Treasury Department requested the action, and an Ore priorities committee official said it ensures full cooperation for mining ventures in securing needed materials.
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war Industries board
treasury department
of Ore priorities committee
Dreary Round of Monotony and a Dying Call
A worker with a fixed stare bends wire into circles for a machine each second. His odd childhood bred romance and self sacrifice to redeem humanity, but a father's death brought ruin and the nemesis of hunger. He clings to an ideal of奉 sacrifice despite hardship.
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screw eyes
Boston Transcript
Banana Flour Proves Vital For Global Food Supply
Henry M. Stanley tested banana flour in Darkest Africa and found it a staple food. The extract asserts bananas grow abundantly worldwide with an inexhaustible supply and that modern methods allow making flour from partially ripe fruit that keeps nearly indefinitely.
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Henry M. Stanley
Africa
New York city
Mending a Sagging Door in a Handy Man Tale
A craftsman notices a door sagging at the bottom and ruins the tidy appearance. He tightens the upper hinge screws, finds the wood soft, and replaces the upper hinge wood with new material to secure the hinge and restore proper fit.
Maxim for Marksmen and the Swinging Target
The text argues novices wrongly aim at the bull’s eye when a target swings. Experts shoot as the target ends its swing, noting a moving target often presents a larger bull’s eye. It advises watching the center of the target as it stops and waiting for its return to strike.
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Raven Not Extinct in England Says Exmoor Observer
A Somerset resident on Exmoor denies London papers claim that ravens are nearly extinct in England. He reports the bird is common in Somerset, seen and heard, and notes ravens may build a new nest rather than repair the old. The piece ties ravens to European legends and argues they cannot be spared.
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England
London
Exmoor
Somerset
Europe
Alsace
Lorraine
Quite Unprepared. Conlin and Dinny Face a Sudden Question
A Buffalo Express excerpt shows Dinny pressed by Conlin to be ready for an upcoming risk. Slavin speaks firmly, insisting Terence prepare, offering a brick as a safeguard and urging a return visit tomorrow. The dialogue reflects uneasy anticipation among visiting friends.
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Conlin
Terence
Buffalo Express
Army Supplies During World War I Report
Since April 1, 1917 the United States Army has received 5,377,000 overcoats 8,069,000 woolen coats 10,507,000 pairs of woolen breeches and 55,958,000 pairs of woolen cocks. Monator tracks total 17,988 sent overseas and 9,860 motor ambulances provided.
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army of the
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Alex Goth
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Pirancis Jopp
FH. Doerr
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J. W. Stratill
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J. oH. Smith
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J. C. Millerman
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M. E. Harrison
Julia Kelley
Res Dulin
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W. R. Dulin
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B. Turner
W. E. Reynolds
Douglas Todd
KE. V. Lane
W. MM. Wright
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J. C. Millemman
W. B. Voshell
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M. E. Reynolds
Ela UWarrison
O. C. Hubbard
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C. B. Turner
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J. H. J. Thieroff
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LA. St. James
E. Thieroff
J. C. Wideman
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O. C. Hindes
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Lullian St. James
John T. Sehick
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Theo. Shulke
John T. Schmick
Raymond Payne
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HH. Bo Reasebrach
Vi. J. Booth
M. J. Booth
S. KB. Donelas
Mary F
Thomas Trice, Jr
James flartis
Reg Dulane
Mob Booth
Ee. L. Fooks
Milleman
Jacob Sehmick
BELL. Fooks
W. i. Dulin
Clarence st James
Rosebrook
Jacob Semick
J. C. Millenman
F. C. Milleman
M. FE. Harrison
Joshua Covey
W. MM. Wiicht
C. Milleman
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HL J. Rosebrack
Wayward Dean
M. J. Beauhs
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C. C. Blades
ML J Booth
J.C Mifeman
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