Opening Day Fair Promises Record crowds and horses
The 14th annual Frederick Fair opens tomorrow with fair weather predicted. Ninety three horses entered for races and about 600 purses over four days, nearly $12,000 in premiums, plus many special awards. A new entrance and extensive improvements draw visitors as crowds grow, while officials expect a peak opening day with strong livestock exhibits and orderly grounds.
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P. J. Hargett
O C. Warehime
Sociely
Fraley
Frederick
Coward
Frederick County Fair Opens With Busy Preparations
Crowded grounds await opening of the fifty fourth Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair tomorrow at 10. Cattle stalls, thoroughbred horses, swine, and extensive sheep showcases fill stock displays while machinery exhibits rival prior years. Fruit and apple displays promise one of the largest pomological showcases, with notable grapes present. Running races use a Miller starter. midway attractions expand into West End grounds. Children under 12 enter free on children's day, with school groups and locals joining the crowds.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederic County
Frederick County
California
Hagerstown Fair
Frederick
Fredeh
Hacerstown
Pure Food Canteen Draws Scout Trade at Fair
The Boy Scouts of the Ely district report strong patronage at the "Pure Food" canteen at the fair. Items were sold out, with milk in small bottles and sand-wiches wrapped in oil paper. They plan to offer ice cream cones later in the week. A Drum Corps parade by Evangelle Lutheran church troop will advertise the sen seen. Cattle Take Prizes. Mr. Harry B. Witter’s cattle tour fairs, with Jerseys, Devons, Holsteins, and mixed stock, are shown in Raleigh and Timonium. He won about $700 at Petersburg and $300 at Timonium. Senators Zihlman and Lenia campaign in Brunswick and across the district, opposing Congressman Lewis and the Democrats. The election nears in two weeks.
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The
Ely
Evangelleal Lutheran Church
Harry B. Witter
Frederick
Witter
Cleveland
Raleigh
N.C
Timonium
Witer
Jerseys
Chester
Lewis
Zihlman
F. N. Zihlman
Congress
David J. Lewis
Brunswick
Zilliman
Lenia
Frederic youths search for missing parents tale
Arthur Allen of Freder ick writes to friends seeking his parents M and Mrs Thomas Fo Aten formerly of Talegraph street now at Norman. Oblahoa man Young Allen has seen much of the world and was once shanghaied and taken to Europe. He later enlisted in the nasa but his underage status prompted his father to request discharge by naval authorities.
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Arthur Allen
Frederick
Thomas Fo Aten
Talegraph Street
Norman
Oblahoaman
Young Allen
Atte
Europe
NASA
Nays
Valentine Trout Defended by Raving Claim in Grand Jury Trial
Valentine Trout faced assault with attempt to murder charges in New Market court. He claimed he raved his own to scare Moves Thompson and not shoot Tim. remanded to jail for further grand jury action as We grand guns Wa M Stearn represented Trout.
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Thompson
Tim
Valentine Trout
Tavier
New Market
Trout
We Grand Guns
M Stearn
Trovt
County's Outdated Methods Strain Finances and Levy
County auditors flag outdated budgeting and heavy debt tied to Montevue and jail costs. They report mismanaged charitable funds and contracts by earlier boards, forcing current commissioners to raise the tax rate by about eight cents per $100 to cover obligations and old debts.
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Camis
Buiners and Mechanicos National Nk
Frederick
Maryland
Join S. Newnan
Samuel Oh
Lally
Elmira Croan
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Board of County Commisssioners
Iia
Board of Commissioners
Attier
Painful Eye Injury at Abbott's Optical Shop
Mr Charles Mullican of Abbott s Optical Shop sustained a painful eye injury when a wheel piece struck and embedded in the eye on Saturday. Dr William C Johnson removed the substance, relieving the pain.
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Charles Mullican
Abbott
Willian C. Johnson
Sale of City Lot on Montenane Avenue to Thomas M Filby
Cramer and Stauffer real estate and loan agents sold to Thomas M Filby a lot of ground on the north side of Montenane avenue in northwest addition on private terms. Mr Filby will erect a dwelling on the lot.
Personal notices from Baltimore and nearby towns
Purely Personal Mor Alan Rigney of Baltimore visits Patyk with sister Mrs Margaret Keefer Miss Elaabeth Kieffer of Baltimore sits at her uncle Rev Henri LG Kieffer Mrs 8 T Thomag of Washington visits sister Mrs A Hauer Qusamn East Third street Mr and Mrs Fred W Whitman of Baltimore are guests of Miss Kath erine Quynn East Patrick street Rev Dr Thomas F Dixon went to Hernwood Baltimore county this morning to the bedside of Mrs Dixon who was injured a few days ago and is improving Dr Dixon will return on Wednesday Mr E Derr Shriner of Ceresville on business trip to Philadelphia Mrs Sallie Nelson of Baltimore visiting her parents Mrs and Mrs G Jacob Buckey West South street Mr and Mrs Ernest Kennedy spending the week with their parents in this city Miss May Frances Welty of Emmitsburg visiting Miss Gertrude Kennedy East Third street Miss Katie Seeger of St Louis Mo visiting grandmother Mrs Peter Seeger East Patrick street Mrs Thomas Uf Hatter and daughter Miss Ruth spending the day in Baltimore Mrs Thomas R Evans of New York visiting grandniece Mrs Ralph Baumgardner West Fifth street Mrs Edward Myers and sons Edward and John of Baltimore visiting her daughter Mrs Ralph Baumgardner West Fifth street Mr Myers who was here has returned Mr Charles White of Rochester NY spending the week with Mr and Mrs Frank W Cole West Fifth street Mrs Marion Dyer and son Robert of York Pa visiting Mr and Mrs Harry W Dyer East Fourth and Wertheimer of Connellsville spending a few days here Mrs Lewis Roman of Baltimore visiting Mrs George A Schroeder Sout Market street The automobile delivery wagon of J C Winebrewer Son broke down this morning on West Patrick street one rear wheel dis abled.
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Baltimore
Patyk
Margaret Keefer
Elaabeth Kieffer
Henri LG. Kieffer
8. T. Thomag
Washington
A. Hauer
East Patrick Street
Thomas F Dixon
Hernwood
Baltimore County
Dixon
E. Derr Shriner
Ceresville
Philadelphia
Sallie Nelson
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Ernest Kennedy
May Frances Welty
Emmitsburg
Gertrude Kennedy
East Third Street
Katie Seeger
St. Louis
Peter Seeger
Thomas Uf. Hatter
Ruth
Thomas 9. Evans
New York
Ralph Baumgardner
West Fifth Street
Edward Myers
Edward
John
Myrers
Charles White
Rochester
N. Y
Frank W. Cole
Marion Dyer
Robert
York
Harry W. Dyer
East Fourth
Avid Wertheimer
Connellssill
Lewis Roman
George A. Schroeder
Market Street
California Syrup of Figs ad promises gentle child laxative
An old time advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe birthing laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief from constipation linked to colds fever and sore throats and urges mothers to keep a bottle handy. The copy warns against counterfeits and directs readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Isement
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