Frederick Fair Premium Winners Highlight Wide Poultry Show
Frederick Fair announces premium winners across extensive poultry exhibits led by J. C. Kriner and G. W. Kreiner in various breeds. Winners include Best Plymouth Rocks, White Cap Corn, and numerous Wyandotte, Leghorn, and Hamburg classes with top prizes to Kriner, Zimmerman, and mass exhibitor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Madison Square Garden
W. G. Bollean
Cockerelie
D. Garrett
Cork
Kuie Grove
Pullet
R. J. Walden
Societ
J. C. Kriner
Nth Cack
Shira Pullet
Bilsh Bros
Fooek
Skerel
Plymouth Rocks
Boil
Third Lady Astor and poultry grades listed at auction
The document lists many entries of poultry prizes and ownership transfers. Names include S. C. White Orpingtons Samuel Long John HH Charles D. Koons Jr J. C. Ketner Brish Bros Kirish Bros Brish Bros Golden Duckwing Game Bantam and White Laced Red Cornish with ownership to John H Staley and J C Kriner or Krines. Ducks geese and bantams mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Keiner
Charles McKenzie
C. Black
D. P. Smith
Brish Bros
Prospect Parm
S.C. White Minareas
F. Kriner
Lewis O. Mayer
J. Kriner
R. C
Lewis Cockever
Aloto A. Kreiner
Atte TC Kriner
J. CG
Favarollers
AU Tod
Kriner
Buff Orpingtons
C. G. Spanseller
Prospect Farm
Tiret
Secom
Fiat
Bish Bros
R. C. Black Orpingtons
Alton
Kelner
Black Orpingtons
Creorge Haller
Secomd
S.C. White
Sussex
Kirish Bros
J. C. Kriner
J.C. Krines
News of County Towns in Frederick and Shookstown
A jumble of social notes from Edensboro Middletown and nearby areas records visits and stays with Mrs J Shoemaker Mrs A A Wickless and family Ms J Gertrude Wickless Miss Helen Wickless and others. People travel to Frederick Hagerstown and Brunswick with relatives and friends. Shookstown reports harvest activity and a winter prep push with cord wood and corn fodder moving to storage. Community members attend Sunday School parades and Red Cross drives as local farm life continues with Holsteins bought and repairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charless Halle
Edensboro
Jacob Shoemaker
A. A. Wickless
Billy
Gertrude Wickless
A. Bissrd
Middletown
Epent
J. Mading
Oiffered
S. Francis
Maine
Myersville
John
Jesse Baines
H. L. Schaffer
Frederick
Helen Wickless
Thaddeus Biser
West Fourth Street
Shookstown
Tomas Voluse
Charles Masser
iHenry
Washington County
Eddie Miss
Little Robert
Hagerstown
IM. Estabrook
L. M. Estabrook
Kurgan
Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Congress of Farmers
Reeder
Margaret Summers
Thomas, Summers
Harvey Krantz
Willian Tl. Krantz
Pleasant
William Krantz
Baumgartner
Thomas Summers
Shookstown School
The
Red Cross
Community Letters and Visits Mention Local Figures
A fragmentary notice lists Cleo and Thomas Keysville and families visiting Union Bridge and Taneytown, Anna Ritter attending Emmitsburg Community Fair, and Thomas visiting Biglersville, Pa. before return to Fort Sheridan. Other items note Mrs. Shorb rheumatism, Ellen Valentine Hallowe en social, and an upcoming Lutheran church supper on November 20 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Thomas
Ken
Jasha
Wis
Edward Nipple
Union Bridge
Ars
Carrie Knippie
Laura Frock
Neir
Annie
Laura Belle Dayhoff
Bruceville
George Frock
Edward Shorb
Ellen Valentine
Calvin Hahn
Peter Baumgardner
Caureham
Abraham Naill
Bridgeport
Dora Vevilbiss
Marvy Baumgardner
Walkersville
Local Notes From a Frederick Community
High Enor Mrs Wilisin Hamilton of Frederick visited Mrs Ho Masser family last week. Miss Pearl Wasser Mildred Wasser Kathleen Ebon Naomi Stay stayed with Mercs and Mrs I Harry Klipp near Townstown. Winter reminds of butchering. David Kipp slaughtered three porkers about 350 pounds each. Miss Myrie Kepler teacher Valley View school stayed with Mr and Mrs G W Masser. Sunday School parade attended by many residents. Mrs ER Frye on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilisin Hamilton
Fredrick
Ho Masser
Missey Pearl
Mildred Wasser
Kethleen Ebon
Naomi
Mercs
Harry Klipp
Townstown
David Kipp
Myrie Kepler
Valley View School
G. W. Masser
Frederick
Plan Annual Sale of Holstein Cattle at Farr Grounds
Plans are being made for the next annual consignment sale of Holstein cattle to be held at the Farr grounds on November 20 under the Holstein-Prinship Heredery Club of Maryland. The sale is expected to be one of the largest, with consignments from as far north as Rhode Island. The annual banquet will be held at the City Hotel the evening before, November 19, with Aitkin and former State Treasurer John M. Dennis among speakers. A large turnout of breeders from nearby states is anticipated and William P. Worsell, sales manager, looks for a record sale. All animals over six months old will be certified by the Bureau of Animal Industry or approved to ensure perfect condition. The banquet is set to attract many out-of-town guests and inspire renewed zeal in Holstein farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imanual
Holstein Catte
Te Farr
Holstein-Privsian Hreedery Club
Maryland
Rhode
Adtkin
Holstein-Prioshin Association of America
Aitkin
John M. Dennis
Baltimore
William P. Worsell
Bureau of Animal Industry
Twe
Knoxville
Brunswick
Case Dismissed for Paul Hoffman in Rumor Town Court
Paul Hoffman of near Thurmont faced charges including operating a car under the influence of liquor reckless driving and assault and battery of Frank Shafer. The case was adjudged not guilty in Judge J Grahame Johnson's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hoffman
Near
Thurmont
J. Grahame Johnson
Frank Shafer
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Portland Woman
A Portland Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a severe weakness and displace ment. She suffered nerve trouble and could not work or sleep, tried a physician with no relief, then used the remedy and regained strength and ability to resume her duties. Many American women share this experience and are urged to write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Lydia EB Pinkham
Justates
Race St
Imble
Lydia E. Pinkham
Public sale of 32 head of cattle at Waskey farm
Intending to discontinue the dairy business, Harvey R. Lease announces a public sale of his dairy herd and equipment on the Ballenger Creek road 1-2 miles south of Frederick. The herd includes high grade Holsteins, several young cows and springers, plus a Holstein bull, steers and milking gear. Terms: cash under $10.60 or credit up to 12 months with notes and security. sums of $1000+ cash required. removal after settlement on sale day. Auctioneer: Marr y Sheetmn telm? MARRY SHEETMNELM appears as signer. Deanery listing indicates 30-28,d4t Hix suns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Waskey Farm
Ballenger Creek
Gale
Harvey R
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Rwepal
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Frederick Fair
EOE Ant
Senditigens Prentemie
P. Masser
J. W. Masser
Dan Sulcer
Claggett B. Wiles
Ernest“. ‘Michael
SRF
C. B.conley
John ReMissner
Edward A
B. F. Zimy
W. Thomasy
T. Me. Wiles
Zimmerman
L. le Carpenter
Tobias Spernan
Ritske
C.mimmerman
Wms
Fout
Henry B. Fout
B. F. Zimmerman
L. Carpenter
Wm. Kepler
Grayson Stull
Staley Stull
Lew, Roelkey
Charles Reeder
Raymond Reeder
T. J. Wiles
Daniel H. Buckey
Best Peck Bailey
Sintey Stull
Graysun Stull
John F. Masser
Grayson’ Stull
Carpenter
Ix L. Carpenter
Joan Be Maaseh
Ira D
Craner
Daniel Buekes
David Cramer
Mr. Groff
Brad Plymouth Hecks
Eugene
A. “Grove
Firet
Cockerel
Plymouth Rocke
John H. Fleischman, Jr
Brikh -Bros
White Plymouth Rocks
Park W. T. Loy
J.C. Kriner
Ws W. Goukar
Hrist Bras
Laymor-Poultry Farm
J. G. Kriner
Wyandottes
A. Kogleschatz
C. R. Crum
CG. Kriner
John H. Hedges
LG. Kriner
Siiney
White Wyandottes
J. Frank Mulhern
H L. Smith
R.A. Burdette
C. Reiner
Partridge Wyandottes
A. Kogiesehooty
Columbian Wyandottes
Alto
Rhode Island Reds
E.R. Goldsborough
Lest Cockere
J. G. Striner
Reno
Harp
Eccod
S.C
Rhode Island Rede
Rens
Harp, Jr
Respect Farm
Flast
Ourth Cockerel
KOK Eichetbergrer
Ny Stevens
Maple Crest Jtouliry Farm
I * Kriner
Or. Renutzahn
Krines
EL RY Goldsborough
R. Goldeborough
D. J. Smith
C.D. Kriner, Jr
Leymo
Poultry Farm
Hraddock Poultry Farm
S.C. Kriner
J. G. Krinar
Eward James
Sret Ant Socom
Dominique Leghorns
J. G. Keiner
Ford
the Frederick Motor Co
East
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Lady Astor Tela
Lady Astor
Astor
Heyer Castle
Plymouth
House of Commons
House of Lords
Virginia
News of
Mary E. Stupp
J Brunswick
Sireas Mary ‘Colbert
Point of Rocks
Margaret
Gladys Hickman
Richard Thomas
Norris Ritchie
Washington
C. EB. Ritchie
Martha Folk
B.L. Folk
Foxville
Albert Galloway
Khte Buhrman
Page
Clara Fox
James Bowser
Sabilasville
Willam Resgie
York
Clara Hauver
Mins Chambers
New Market
AL Wt Hauver
Keysville
High Enor
Dours
ER. D. Frye
City Hotel
Vinci
Otha
Comore Powder Co
Frederick RY Pearre
DRECO
Diagnostician
Fahrney
Erie Ee
Sost Auto Garage
Hew
Iseride
Dinoliken
S. C
Neumonia
Leonard W. George
A. Williamisos
Lofeluck
P.m
Showdrift
F. Columbus Knott
Besanta Knott
W. Patrick
Henry
K. C. Fox
Patrick ST. Frederick, Md
Woodward & Munshower
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