Holstein Field Day At Fair Grounds Attracts Cattle Fancy
Approximately 134 persons attended the first annual field day and exhibit by the State Holstein Friesian Association at the fair grounds. About 50 head of cattle were shown, judged by Paul Krause of the Naval Academy Dairy Farm. Prizes went to numerous farms and 4 H clubs with champions in both male and female categories. Calves and cattle were auctioned, with several calves sold to local buyers.
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Baltimore County
Taneytown
Carroll County
Chestertown
Association
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Paul Krause
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hibbons
Maurice Amelix
Thurmont
Homer Gross
Joseph Matlack
Dunlogig Parms
Ellicott City
Blue Eagle Symbol Sparks Ornithology Debate
Washington readers ponder the Blue Eagle of the N R A as commentators clash over its identity. Some call it a blue hawk or phoenix, while others label it a buzzard amid debate on the symbol’s true nature. The discussion reflects broader public interest in the organization and its imagery.
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Washington
N. R.A
Local social notes from Middleburg area August
The column records visits and movements in Middleburg and nearby towns. Bennie Frace family and Harmon family members travel to see relatives. Misa Louise Repp and Floria Fleagle visit Ruth and Wayne Repp. D S Repp on Virginia business. Joshua Grossnickle to move into J H Bowman store property. Carrall Johnson and Bradley Bowman visit Port Hoyle residents. Bruceville family relocates to E L Eyler house. locals employed at Keymar canning factory for corn and tomatoes season. Loulat Repp returns to Westminster after two weeks with grandparents D S Repp. Week-end guests of G S Skipper noted.
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Middlepure
Bennie Frace
Meymar
Jesse Lescaleet
Harmon
Dorothy
Baltimore
Howard Mackley
Misa Louise Repp
Washington
Floria Fleagle
Ruth
Wayne Repp
D. S
Rocky Ridge
J. H. Bowman
Carrall
Johnson
Bradley Bowman
Port Hoyle
Miss. Loulat Repp
Westminster
Heraldic Features of Birds in American Emblems
The text argues the national bird is the eagle by Congress definition, notes the American bald eagle’s suitability versus the golden eagle, and discusses beak shapes and feathered “trousers” extending to the feet as heraldic traits. It compares the eagle’s aquiline beam with a sharply pointed tip and describes the hawk’s shorter beak shape.
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N. ER
Europe
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