Ballenger Community Show Premium Winners Announced
Premium awards of Ballenger Community Show are listed with winners in grain crops including wheat rye and corn, and many vegetables and fruits. Notable names such as Chester Young James Shaff Harry Howard Virgie Wiles and Mrs. Virgie Wiles appear across categories. The notice covers canned fruits and vegetables jams jellies pickles baked goods and flowers, reflecting a broad fair competition with multiple exhibitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascalena, Jr
James Shaf
James Sha, Jr
Tommy
Richard Zimmerman
Tobias Zimmerman
Harry Derr
David Derr
Chester Young
Harry Howard
James Shaffreid
Chester You
Tobias Zuckerman
Chester
Young
James Stup
Virgie Wiles
York Imperial
Jesse Young
Robert Dudrow
Edger Culler
Bernard Shaff
Charles Zimmer- Man
Monroe
James Shaff
Roy Huffer
James Shaff Jr
Charles Castle
Anna Derr
Wilbur Culler
MB Mirs
Edgar Culler
Harry BM
Feaga
James Shaft
William Howard Jr
Harold Roderick
Daniel Castle
Pascal Renner
Harry Shafer
Monroe Stup
Pascal Renn
Earl Moss
Harold Rode- Tick
Wilfred Wisner
Wade Coran
Russell Dudrow
Russel Dudrow
Pascal Renn Jr
Howard Borer
Arthur Shook
William Thomas
William Howard
Howard Boyer
Matoes
William Gaver
Thomas Culler
Catherine Huffer
Harry Stoward
Helen Harwood
Edgar Hargett
Harry Castle
Margaret Poole
Roy Zimmerman
William Gross
Young People’s Department
Mary Jean Lantz
Janet Huffer
Sara Anna Renn
Dorothy Renn
Mary Thomas
Rebecca Zimmenan
Jean Culler
Fudge
Lynn Howard
Grain Fire Loss Spurs New Drive
A nation wide campaign by local fire departments to aid the grain saving movement urges surveys of grain and grain product facilities after fires in two grain and flour mills. The National Board of Fire Underwriters calls for self inspections, meetings with chambers of commerce, and pamphlets on dust explosions and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board of Euro
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Farmers Question Efficiency of Farm Operations
Chicago reports American farmers, averaging 65 hours weekly, seek more efficient operations. Studies show most work happens at barns and feedlots, not fields, with time saved by building layout, milking methods, and electricity powered equipment. Researchers note labor costs and technology could boost output and reduce manual tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Universty
Ulmers
Thayer Cleaver
University of Ilst
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
University of New Hampshire
Granite State
R. H Wilcox
Ilinois
Tews State College
Wes
Iowa
Fill Your Lockers Now Campaign Adopts Slogan
Maryland Livestock Feed Committee adopts "Fill Your Lockers Now" as first step in saving 100 million bushels of grain. Led by Hig Byrd and CPL Andersen, committee plans a statewide program to cut non producers and direct feeding efforts toward meat demand, urging counties and feed dealers to organize and promote efficient stock culling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Livestock Feed Committee
Maryland
Hig Byrd
University Farm
Cpl Andersen
Agraviture
Om County
Committee Members Named in Maryland University Group
A list of committee members includes R. B. Corbett chairman from University of Mary and Howard S. Leaverton of Rock Hall C Wise from Baltimore Edward F Holter of Middletown Dan Wight from Frederick J H Blandford from University of Maryland M A L Jull from University of Marsland W B Kemp from University of Maryland G M Cairns from University of Maryland J E Foster from University of Marsland P W Chichester from Frederick Merrick Wilson Centerville G D Caskey Baltimore Wilmer Watkins and Harry Morrison from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Corbett
University of Maryand
Howard S. Leaverton
Rock Hall
C.wise
Baltimore
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Dan Wight
Frederick
J. H Blandford
University of Maryland
M. AL
Birth rate in the United States during the 1930s hypothetical note
If the birth rate in the United States during the 1930s had been higher or lower, it would have altered the era’s demographic composition and economic dynamics, influencing labor markets, education needs, and social programs in lasting ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tong Sees Population Decline If Immigration Stalls
Tong argues the country's population would shrink unless immigration remains strong, warning that a sharp drop could occur if influx slows. He stresses the need for sustained migration to offset aging and natural decrease.
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Ballenger
Mary Grace Castle
Harry Poole
Thomas Cutler
Charles King
Edgar Cus
Helen Huffer
Sara Anna Kenn
Thomas Culter
George Benn
Janes Feega
Devil's Food
Raymond Matthews
Wiliam Howard
Betty Thomas
Russell Thomas
White Bread
Mfiss
Russell Thoras
Leila Culler
Rebecca Zimmerman
Joseph Zimmerman
A. H. Derr
Apple Pie
George Lantz
James Feaga
Claude Culler
George Lentz
Ella Young
Charles Zimmerman
William Pfeifer
Winchester
Kenneth Haines
Burns
Wood Yard
Earl Haines
Frederick Coun Iie
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Haines
Lewis Carpenter
Washington
Rep
Youngblood
R-Mmich
National Farm Loan and
Armory
Calvary Methodist Church
PCA
NFE
Walter D. Bromley
Smithsburg
J. Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge
D. Vernon Holter
College Park
Ira. A. Gould
Goodwin Box
Nicodemus
N. Court ST
ER Cannedood
Wener Ring Lardner, Jr
Communist Party
20Th Century-Fox
Walter Snow
Gptor. I.ist
North Market St
P. L. Carter
South Market ST
Cranky
Harry Sy
Roy Warfield
Sue
Siow Srueran
Frederick Motor Co
The
Ana Lek Ys
W. Patrick Street
ALL Saints Cree Hall
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Blue Ridge
Rose Tavern
Charles Marino
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market
Frederick, Md
Pilotuner FM
Patrick St
F_ RUSSELL TOUNG
Renn
N. Market St. School
F. M. Crutchley
Nigut
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns Manville Products
Eee
Eaeton
Insulatio
Stowers
College Avenue
By Radio Center
Popular Records
Johnny Wercer
Frank Sinairr
Vausha Venroe Tost
Johnny Moore
Lionel Hampion
Ink
Ted Daffen Pack Yard Stomp—snert
Violet Bors
Wher
Dimme Waleb Deni Forge
Little Darling— Cartes
Peach Tree
Phiffle
Lanh
Sreevee eversUes
Meee
Lon
Radio Center Radio Sales
Etd
RAY — Mond
Liberty Street
Westminster, Md
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Tong
Court Glass
Maror CO
North Prospect Street
Hagerstown
Storm & Shipley
Dulany
Fredericktowk Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Ralph W. Boyer
Automobile Club OF Maryland
Frederick, Maryland
Leonard E. Kolmer
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