Opening Day Draws Huge Crowd at Frederick Fair
The fifty fourth Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair opened with ideal weather attracting a record crowd. Chief Marshal John T. Hest led a parade from the New City Hotel to the fairgrounds as cattle, horses, poultry and floral displays drew thousands. Organizers report large turnout across departments, with notable exhibits in household, art, and horticulture, and a busy midway.
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John T. Hest
Yeloweprines
New City Hotel
Market Street
Market
East Church Street
Carter Street
Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Ciief Wiich
Crounds
Mans
Frederick
Presen
Hagerstown
Oiston
Sertetda
Ameri
Fredeck
Angusi
Weir
Baltimore
George
Vernon Will Ie
Camden Staijen
Freierick
Cong
Wong
Lake
Sadern
Pra
Lens
England
Alfred the Creat
Enzbarid
Alfred
Flanders
Agricultural Society
Thin County
Liberty
Myland School For the
Frederict' County
Silent Army
Courrp
Gener Gl Preshloney
Gavest Orace Greeley
Winfield Scott Sehrey
Frederick County Fair Opens With Largest Flower Display Yet
The Frederick Fair celebrates its most extensive flower show with a massive dahlias display by Richard Vincent Jr and others, while machinery booths from major firms draw farmer attention. Attendance notes, prize results in cattle, and widespread exhibits mark the event amid crowded grounds and fairground improvements.
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Frank C. Hargett
Hargett
Richard Vincent, Jr
White Marsh
Frederick Fair
John H. Staley
Weather and fair notes with gypsy thefts report
Forecast promises warmer conditions for the fair's big day with ideal outdoor weather. Last night cooled to 42 degrees, yesterday reached 74. A gypsy scam fleeced Middletown residents, with $9 recovered. six extra deputies swore in to patrol the fairgrounds.
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Conard
Charles White
Raymond Frizzell
Samuel Titlow
Frank Nipple
Charles Hoffman
Mr. Miller
Local residents visit and family gatherings noted
Mrs. Hansburg of Frederick visits relatives here. Mrs Baer spends days with daughter Mrs. Smith. Mr and Mrs Bortner and Edith join others for Sunday with Cramer family. Ramsburg and Lambert visit Snook. Miss Lenhart visits sister Wachter. Biehl and Leather visits. Schroyer moved to Haspers and L Wise to manage store. Stottlemyer visits from Silvester with Mrs Martin.
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William Hansburg
Frederick
John"Baer
G. F. Smith
Woodsboro
Allen Bortner
Edith
Wiliam Smith
George Cramer
William Baer
Mabel
Lewis Harshman
John Baer
William Ramsburg
Warry Lambert
Dennis Snook
Sarah Lenhart
Heil Wachter
Addison Biehl
William Biehl
George Leather
T. C. Schroyer
Haserstown
L. M. Wise
Denton Stottiemyer
Silvinston
Mr. Stottlemyer
Mra
Adam HL Martin
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Carey Caretakers Stimulant Laxative Promoting Health
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