Frederick County Fair Opens Under Mild Weather
Frederick County Opens its annual fair with thousands visiting East Patrick Street showground. Police add officers to direct heavy traffic as exhibits range from agricultural products to modern appliances and vehicles, with band concerts and expanded amusements through Friday.
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Frederick County
Patrick Street
Frederick
H. David Hagan
Joseph Stephens
Lem Keller
Irving Kefauver
Mr. Hagan
Islso
Effie Moore
Grandstand
A. W. Niesdenmus, Inc
Winebrewer & Cramer
Winsor
Agricultural Secur
J G Peaney Company
Moesdemus
Sundeart
Ne. & Sons
Curtis Attacks Smiths Views On Prohibitive Curt
Curtis blasts Smiths stance on probibiting curtailment of free enterprise amid campaign activity. Report notes clash over policy positions and public response at a rally featuring local supporters and reporters.
Governor Targets Economy Critics in Philadelphia Speech
New York Governor attacks GOP claims of national economy while Missouri audience awaits Smith address. Hoover returns to Washington from Boston as Republican campaign narrows to economy and business prosperity. Registration drives in Maryland report thousands of citizens at precincts amid ongoing purge and check efforts.
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G. O. P. Sedata
Mon
Smith
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York City
Ace Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Hoover
Boston
Mrs. Longworth
Carnaign
Hersh
Market Moves Hicher in 16 1028 Acre Farm Sale
A fragmented notice from Hagerstown references an acre price and license issues affecting farm parcels. The snippet hints at market activity and regulatory steps impacting local agricultural land transactions.
Exhibits Showcased In Frederick County Fair Buildings
The Frederick County Fair displays cover the Farm and Garden display in the Hort furnace Building and the Domestic Arts Building. Entries include 113 items in the farm and garden department with winners such as Joseph Reeder and Charles Reeder. The Domestic Arts section highlights art, canning, cakes, and fancy work with 425 art entries. The 4-H Girls Clubs showcase seasonal club activities and food preservation projects. The Federation of Women’s Clubs plans include “Row to Get the Most Out Of The Days” with club exhibits on Wash Day to Saturday roles.
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Potomac
HR. C. Fox
Grandstand
Swarm & Shipler
Victor
Atwater-Kent
RCA
George J. Cohen
Parks & Hall
Modern Lighting Company
Heath
Sandr Hill Dairy
Frederick
C. Thomas Kemp
Tomers
Ers
J. Paul Delphey
Harley Davidson
Hortfenteuml
Joseph Reeder
Braddock
Jenna Masser
Mechalg
Charles Reeder
Ye. Springs
W. Ramsburg
Hansonville
Frederick County
Merher Earth
China
J. ©. Estabrook
Helen L. Smith
Marian Spinning
Nola Moore
Mister Co
North Main Street
Tha. Ce
Ana Fine
Tsforsky
Alernoon
Morthivast Wall
Ato
Fruchert
Ne Home Cemyer
Dorothy Emerson
Yourd
Annie Witter
Morhish
Helen Witter
Grace Curfman
Unionville
Triacnium
St Lous
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s
Clus
Helen Pearson
J. Homer Remsburg
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant Club
Merryland Tract Club
Walkersville Club
Coolidge Plans Fredericksburg Trip With Staff
President Coolidge will lead a party to Fredericksburg with naval and military aides in attendance. The trip aims to address civic and military ceremonies as part of fall engagements.
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Coolidge
Fredericksburg
Samed Chited Brethren Pastor to Preach at Gar as and Wolfs Churchs
Retired pastor Samed Chited of Pleasant Valley churches will preach next Sunday morning at 3 o clock at Gar as church and in Wolfs course Sunday evening at 7 o clock, delivering sermons for local congregations.
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Samed Chited
Paln Rey
Sh Sake
Yoo
Home Co operation Week Observed at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church marked Home Co operation Week October 7 14 with a parent and teachers meeting featuring devotionals by Rev William C Royal talks on childhood religion and conservation a report of 19 teachers 160 visits and 80 homes visited plus social games and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
William C. Royal
G. William Stultz
George Fogle
Glenn H. McGregor
Raymond Zimmerman
W. C. Royal
C. W. Gregory
W.C. Humm
Egger Fout
Cradie Toll Department
W. C. Humm
Eva Helm
W. C. Roval
Edward Tucker
C. C. Sparks
Adolph Anderson
G. O. Paxson
Boyer Fout
George Fre Barrick
Glark
Mi Crist
Gregory
J. L. Davis
Miller
Gus. Spangler
Frances Paxson
Mrs Hickman Seeks Governor Help To Save Son
Sacramento Oct 16 AP Mrs Era Hickman pleads to Governor to commute the execution of her son, Williams, slated for next Friday. The appeal, written from Sacramenta, frames the case as a state and national disgrace and urges clemency.
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Sacramiente
Cal
Era
Cochrane Named Most Valuable Baseball Player
Cochrane received the 1928 season MVP award from a commission of writers from each city in the league. The award carried a prize of $1,009 and was described as a system that rated players.
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Cochrane
Railroads to operate own express companies
More than three fourths of major U S railroads approved a plan to operate their own express service. W G Storey chairman of the uniform express contract committee said roads may buy all or part of American Railway Express Company stock or property. The current system relies on contracts with railroads.
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Chicago
Railway Express Company
W. GB. Stares
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Uniform Express Contract Committee
American Railway
American Railway Express Company
Storey
Ameri- Railway Express
Man posed as Baker heir to steal 15,000 sentenced
Berhard F. Champagne of Ticonderoga New York was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary for posing as heir to the Baker chocolate millions and as grandson of J P Morgan to obtain a prom from a Richmond girl. The ten year sentence was the maximum permitted by law.
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Richmond
Berhard F. Champagne
Ticonderoga
I x
Baker Chocolate Millions
J. P. Morgan
Hastings
Connecticut Mills to Cut Wages Five Percent
Wages will be reduced five percent by four eastern Connecticut mills starting next Monday, announced by Weatheran Idrich Brothers Company. The plan affects operations across several plants, with about 5,900 workers impacted as part of a regional wage consolidation.
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Providence
Connecticut
Mosday
Weatheran
Idrich Brothers Company
Manufactur Company
Totok
la Neath
Graf Zeppelin Berths Amid Stormy Transatlantic Welcome
The Graf Zeppelin landed near New York after a stormy voyage, with a crew of 40 and 20 passengers, delayed by cross winds. Officers rested after the arduous trip as preparations began for a New York welcome and transfer to Jersey City. The airship, leased to a Spanish company for 16 years, will be used for Spain Argentina routes until its own liners are built.
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Dts Silver En Hanle Hydro
United Kalter
Dal
Ranger
Graf Zrapels
Friedrichshafen
Yesterafter
Los Angeles
New York
Jersey City
Medcon
Manhettan
Spain
Bur
England Hears Radio Broadcast Arrival
London reports newspapers said the Lakehurst New Jersey broadcast of the Graf Zeppelin arrival was the clearest radio relay yet heard in England. Atmospheric conditions drowned out the announcer's account before the airship moored as hundreds of thousands listened to the drone of its engines the crowd cheers and the band playing Die Wacht am Rhein.
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London
Lakehurst
N. J
England
Rhein
Tomlinson Gift to Republican Campaign Fund
G A Tomlinson president of Tomlinson Lines Lake Steamers Cleveland and Taduth Minn announced a $25,000 gift to the Republican campaign. J R Nutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, said the contribution aims to aid the Hoover election effort and help central states workers in coal and iron.
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Washington
G. A. Tomllinson
Tomlinson Lines
Cleveland
Ohio
Taduth
Minn
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Torlinso
Hoover
Incus Central States
Coal and Iron
Governor of New York Reserve Bank Is Dead
Benjamin Strong longtime head of the Federal Reserve Bank in New York died after a lingering illness and a recent operation for intestinal trouble. He was 62. The report notes a relapse during the night and his death following a dramatic decline in health.
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NEW York Reserve Bank
New York
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve of New York
New Hospital
Strong
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