Plans for Maryland Poultry Show With Cash Prizes
An item outlines the Maryland poultry show with numerous cash prizes and special ribbons. Prizes are funded by city merchants and several Maryland firms including Westminster banks, jewelry shops, feed and grain companies, and gas and electric concerns. The list names many participants and sponsors across Westminster and Baltimore, highlighting a wide community interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wil Flautt Company
Ibis City
Francis Scott | Rey Hotel
Dietrich and Gambrill
Ray C. Hook
Westminster
Franco Janney
Baltimore Feed and Grain Company
E. Stem
This City
James E. Doll
A Mor Reisterstown
Rhode Isard Red Club of America
A. R. Ramsburg
C. R. Landis
C. Shepherd
E. Y Michael Company
C. Thomas Kemp
Potomac Edison Company
Gas Department
Albert Condon
H. F. Shipley Willam
Auiault
Francis Stott
Central Fruit
Barbara Fritchie
Storm
Shy
Frederick Fry
Yra Beens
Young Potowa Edison
Thomas H
Flautt’s Shoe
John D. Hendrickson
Allen G. Quinn
Thomas and Ik
Stickell
Hagerstoan
Harris, Dorsey
Fisher
F. B. Cramzbert Cankex
I Schmidt
Sheeiey
City Bowling League Results and Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary notice lists last night results and upcoming games in the City Bowling League. Mentions teams such as Cubers and Eagles and references Tuesday and Wednesday fixtures with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Army Hawks Edge Notre Dame In Tight East Showdown
The Army team, aiming to maintain the East’s pride, faced Notre Dame in a hard fought contest. Stanford and Oregon State present challenges as the Far West seeks a comeback while Western teams exploit passing gaps and quick backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Oregon
Thutad
Tech
Stanford
Westchester Biltmore Country Club
University
Ache
Boston Coffece
Boston
Chicago grand jury ends its house cleansing drive
Chicago grand jury adjourned after a six month probe into kidnapping, corruption, and election conspiracy charges. The report mentions jailed figures and investigations involving Barbare Littmann in Annenberg Saxony era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grand Jury
Chicago
House Cean
Ye Efler
Sadce
Eman Mer
Squeezed contract described in a bridge diagram
A cryptic bridge problem outlines South leading diamonds and a defense where North and South must win four of five tricks. East and West are squeezed after a sequence of trumps and discards, with South eventually winning the four hearts. The text explains card order and the resulting squeeze outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamondy
South
North
South Muat
New President in oO Portes t Gexice Ta appa
A new president appears amid a tense scene as officials move to stabilize the situation. The unrest involves local groups and regional authorities, with claims of influence and pressure shaping the transition timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyee
Pressiniey
Proposals on Olympic Fund Spark Talks of Large Finance
The article notes figures like Tom Heeney and Brundage discussing possible annual earnings and a bold plan to raise a $2,000,000 fund to finance future Olympic training and races. It suggests interest in expanding investment stakes and organizing immediate funding steps.
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Tom Heeney
Sit
Bors
Mi Y Brundag
Ener
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Barbare Littmann
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Pearce
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Wilconon & Brown Lumber CO
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Rairoad
Fredericktown
Helfenstein & Urner
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