Anniversaries and Today in History From An American Paper
Notable birth and death anniversaries listed for 1769 to 1950 including Horace H Hayden Lafayette Baker James H Stoddart Pierre Lorillard Charles H Stockton S Parker Gilbert and others. Today in history entries cover events from 1792 to 1950 with notes on White House cornerstone sloop Wasp and U S Palestine mandate. Birthdays include Luther Evans John Knox Albert Cole and others with brief biographical notes. Horoscope and farming silos guidance conclude the page with practical tips from Dietrich on temporary circular silos and silage packing.
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Horace H. Hayden
Baltimore
Windsor
Conn
Lafayette C. Baker
Union
Secret Service
Stafford
N. Y
James H. Stoddart
England
Pierre Lorillard
New York
Charles H. Stockton
George Washington University
Philadelphia
S. Parker Gilbert
Morgan Partner
Bloomfield
N. J
Masonic Grand Lodge
Williamsport
White House
Wasp
America
Jenebb
Pittsburgh
Coolidge
Yaz
Guadalcanal
Italy
Russia
United States
U. N
Palestine Mandate
Vishinsky
Luther H. Evans
U. N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Bastrop Co
Tex
John Clark Knox
U. S. District Court
Soutern
New York State
Waynesberg
Albert M. Cole
Federal Housing and Home Finance
Moberly
Temporary silo for storing corn silage in Maryland
COLLEGE PARK Oct. 13 Many Maryland farmers will store corn silage this year in temporary silos. University of Maryland dairy extension agent John Dietrich says woven wire or snow fence with sisal kraft paper makes an easy, low cost structure built from on farm materials. If silage is well packed.
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Dietrich
College Park
Maryland
John Dietrich
University of Maryland Extension Dairyman
Maryland 4-H Wins Two Top Prizes in Dairy Show
Maryland 4-H and Holstein entries compete at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress under Ralph Walker with Gaithersburg and A Dot Remsberg of Jefferson among top exhibitors. The Maryland herd, a bull and seven females from several herds, places fourth as the group plans to move to the International Dairy Show in Chicago next week. May H. Smith and Son near Frederick win first with their son calf.
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Maryland
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ralph Walker
Gaithersburg
A. Dot Remsberg
Jefferson
Chicago
America
May H. Smith
Frederick
Heifer and cattle results lead Gaithersburg entries
In Maryland shows Roberta Messer of Gaithersburg claimed junior yearling second. Logwood Farm's entries placed in multiple classes with senior yearlings, aged bulls, and aged cows. Edwin D. Fry and Son of Laytonsville earned second in the 23-year-old class. Halph and Grover Walker of Gaithersburg placed in several spots. The Walkers’ best aged cow finished second, and their top two females placed seventh and tenth. The show also notes Logwood’s grand champion Timonium cow finishing fourth among aged cows, with Walkers’ entries in similar standings. Bread Of Life devotional by Rev. A. Parnell Bailey follows.
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Roberta Messer
Gaithersburg
Logwood Farm
Vincent Sutliff
Edwin D. Fry
Logwood
Timonium
Walker
Maryland
Weejee
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Charles A. Coolidge
Boston
Wilson
Herbert L. Block
Washington D. C
Post and Times- Herald
Harry A. DeButts
Southern Railway System
Delaplane
Felton G. Clark
Southern University
Baton Rouge
William R. Baker Jr
Benton & Bowles
Madison
S. Clark Beise
Bank of America
San Francisco
Windon
Minn
Sound Medical Authority
Calors
Kemp's
Kemp’s
Ken
Kemp
Frederick County National Bank OF
Federal Reserve Bank
Biltliey
Glenn E Biehl
Warner L. Brittain
Amos A. Holter
Howard Aa. Gross
State of
County of Frederick
Dorothy E. Reyes
Notary Public
Feneral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rev
A. Parnell Bailey
Jintle Bo
Fezend
Barry
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
Hook
Siegler
Frederick County
William S. Hood
West Patrick Street
Monument
Todax
Jan Prantiscs
Houston
Tuba
the General Refining Company
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