Timonium Fair seeks prettiest farm girl of Maryland
Twenty rural misses from as many counties compete for the Queen of the Timonium Fair and the title prettiest farm girl in Maryland. Contestants aged 17 to 21 boast bona fide farm backgrounds and skills including milking and tractor driving. The winner will meet Governor O Conor and Baltimore officials before presenting fair awards.
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Timonium
Maryland
Farm Bureaus
Dorchester
Somerset
Worcester
Giri
O'Conor
McKeldin
Baltimore
Baltimore County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
Lucille Armstrong
Rawlings
Allegany County
Margaret Ann Gibson
Nutwell
Anne Arundel
Betty Jane Cannady
Monkton
Shirley Hutchins
Popes Creek
Charles
Myrle Louise Wilson
Sykesville
Carroll
Marguerite Saylor
Thurmont
Frederick
Hazel Broadwater
Bitlinger
Garrett
Geraldine Troyer
Whitehall
Harford
Mary Jane Rippeon
Woodbine
Howard
Doris Schnorr
Worton
Kent
Patricia Berlage
Olney
Montgomery
Betty Lon Robinson
Brandywine
Prince Georges
Mary Ethel Whaley
Queenstown
Queen Anne's
Elizabeth Russell
Leonardtown
St. Mary’s
Catherine Shortall
World War I bombardment death toll and key figures
Easton, Talbot, Margaret Palmer, Hagerstown, Washington, and Aline Mumford, 18, Salisbury, Wicomico. It is estimated that aerial bombardment cost the lives of at least 1,200,000 civilians in World War I.
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Easton
Talbot
Margaret Palmer
Hagerstown
Washington
Aline Mumford
Salisbury
Wicomico
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Wilson's
MGR
Garamels
Boz
Tonae
Clapp’s
Strained Foods
Junior Foods
Steera Bouillon Cubes
Tery
California Fresh Eas
Valentine
Valuca
Farmdale
Lees
James River Brand
Smullinfieldt
Genuine Ball Bros
Alrina
Asco Best
Rob Ford
Ideal
Tuice
Aepekas
Wheaties
Pride of
Okla
Realemon
Real California
Jules Tox
Amn Plumite
Tay-Kof
Acme
S. Bentz St
S. Market St
N. Market St
Middletown
Emmitsburg