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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
9
Readable fragments list premium winners for Frederick Fair livestock divisions including class 11 Shorthorn ponies and multiple pig and hog categories. Winners include T. E. Kite and Son, Waldo Barron, C. L. Faber, and W. Harshman with various firsts and cash awards across Berkshire, Poland China, and Hampshire breeds.
A chaotic review of early talking pictures quotes Chaplin Barrymore Bow and others arguing dialogue changes, gesture power, and the future of cinema. They warn that dialogue may limit performance, while emphasizing pure expression beats words.
Zene G Hadley earned multiple entries and ribbons at the show. Awards include senior champion bear over a month, junior and senior champion classes for under and over 12 months, and grand champion boar honors.
Livestock entries list prizes awarded by breed and age. A C McCardell dominates Shropshire with multiple firsts and money prizes, across ram lambs ewes and champion ribbons. Hampshire entries follow with winners named D E McDowell and C H Coates among others.
Readable fragments show class 41 bread rolls biscuits and pastries with first and second prize winners. Names include Mrs Matty Rimbey Mrs Fannie Geisbert Miss Nora Houck and others with prizes from 50 cents to $1 in a class 41 42 43 competition context.
Readable portions list prizes and exhibitors across classes for canned fruits vegetables jams and marmalades. Names include Mrs Hester Wicebreamner Frances Micke Julia Davis Evels beans Mab Florence Ecchelberges L Kefauger Helen Grove and many more with awards ranging from first to fourth and cash prizes noted alongside items like wax beans crab apples currants raspberries and grape marmalade.
In New York two gunmen fought outside a nightclub on Fittr-fourth street near Broadway. One man’s body was found later in a car. the other was wounded and refused to explain the feud. Police detained two brothers and identified the fallen as Louis Wermberg, 24, a convict. A bystander joked about a button found on one wrecked vest.
Weather section notes unusually warm conditions and wind effects in Colorado with disjointed OCR fragments mentioning storms, frost absence, and breezes from the South. The text implies a springlike pattern, with unsettled temperatures and a mix of gusty winds shaping local conditions. Entities include Colorado and references to weather patterns.
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