Special prizes for pigs calves at Frederick Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society will build special exhibition pens for boys and girls pig and calf clubs this fall marking first county exhibit by youth. Construction starts immediately at the northwest grounds with 36 pens for pigs and eight stalls for calves, featuringTimonius style pens and ornamental wiring to view animals. Five pig clubs and a calf club will exhibit. pigs are Poland China and Duroc Jersey, calves Holsteins, with cholera inoculations and junior girls class eligibility, and daily calf track exhibitions. Premiums include 15 for Holstein calves, eight prizes for pigs across Poland China and Duroc Jersey classes, with half guaranteed by breed associations and the rest by the fair society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
the Fair Association
P. Merle Hitcshew
G. A. T. Snouifer
A. Hemp
John McGill, Jr
Farry McDonald
Department of Agriculture
Frederick High School
Timonium
Fair Association
Middletown
Myersville
Braddock
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Rockville
Hnd
Montgomery
Poland
China
China Promotion Committee
Duroc Jersey Breeders’ Association
The
Released On Bail in Monocacy Valley Canning Case
David Hetterly and Robert C Wagtzman were arrested on a charge of attempting to break into a booth at A. R. Favorite within Monocacy Valley Canning Co. They were taken to jail and later refused by Justice J. Grahame Johnson on $100 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hetterly
Robert C. Wagtzman
A. R. Favorite
Monocacy Valley
Maryland School for the Deaf Sees Largest Enrollment
The Maryland School for the Deaf reopens with over 160 pupils September 19, aiming for the largest enrollment in its history. State Superintendent Albert S. Cook plans a meeting of County Superintendents within months to inspect the school’s work. Joseph Pfeifer of Baltimore won first prize in a Lions Club essay contest on spending a night at home, with Miss Lillian Bainder also highlighted for her achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland
Albert S. Cook
Cook
Joseph Pfeifer
Lions Club
Baltimore
Ignatius Borlee
Pfeifer
Lillian Bainder
Nineteenth Rural Woman's Club Formed in Frederick County
The Adamstown group organizes with Miss Elizabeth Thompson directing county club work. Fifteen women attend the inaugural meeting. officers elected Miss Bell president, Mrs George Allnott vice president, Mrs Poole secretary, Mrs George Thomas treasurer. Clubs meet biweekly. more clubs planned as Thompson assists initial setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Adamstown
Elizabeth Thompson
Miss Bell
George Allnott
Poole
George Thomas
Miss Thompson
Fairard
Temperature Fluctuations Foresee Rain Tonight
A morning temperature climb reached 80 degrees by 11 o clock with forecasts suggesting a push toward 90. Tuesday cooled to 78 as 56 degree overnight low marked a rise of five degrees. National forecasts call for a shower tonight with cooler, clear conditions expected Thursday.
Eastern farmers fortunate despite Western droughts
Dr Thomas B Symons reports dire drought driven losses in Oklahoma and Texas where corn fields lie dry and cattle are sold at low prices. He contrasts Marylands diversified crops and nearby markets with western hardships. He notes the 101 Ranch suffered floods and drought, driving bleak prospects for western livestock and feed. He urges Maryland farmers to act quickly on feeder cattle pooling to secure better prices and aid distressed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Oklahoma
Texas
Doctor Symons
Stockman
Kansas City
Arkansas
West
Dr. Symons
Zack Miller
101 Ranch
State Farm Bureau
Symons
Caravan of 60 Automobiles Pass Frederick on Transcontinental Trip
A caravan of about 60 cars moved through Frederick this morning on a New York to California journey. Led by C. T. Clark, the northern route was followed outbound with a southern return. Maryland escort was provided by the State Police. They stopped at Braddock Heights for lunch and departed around 1 PM, with plans to halt in Cumberland this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Frederick
New York
California
C. T. Clark
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Cumberland
Red Cross Relief Fund Tops Two Thousand Mark
Frederick and Washington counties show strong effort in the American Red Cross Fund for Japanese sufferers. Donors include Mr and Mrs John Newman Prof and Mrs George Edw Smith Rev Arthur Cooper and others at Calvary Methodist Evangelical Lutheran and local clubs. Total contributions reach 2000.75 dollars with numerous small gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 3. Newman
Harry Nix- Worl
William A Riddell
Calvary Methodycopal Church
Frederick
George Edw. Smith
John Ms Haller
Arthur D. Willard
Virginia Carty
Roberta Carty
Arthur FE. Cooper
Middletown
A. W. Herbert
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. D. McNealley
Brunswick
William Oberlander
Braddock Heights
James Goodman
Melvin Watkins
Ae David Elbaugh
Ernest Elbaugh
Florence Phebus
William Stultz
Cagh
Red Cross fund drives in Maryland aim for 2000 each
Frederick and Washington counties compete to raise two thousand dollars for Japan earthquake relief. Frederick reports near two thousand five hundred with rural branches and churches contributing, while Washington county totals rise to twenty two hundred. Local chapters urge additional gifts to reach the goal beforeweekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick County
Washington County
American Red Cross
Japan
Frederick Red Cross
Hagerstown
America
Russell J3. Lighter
Frederick
R. C. Hume
Adamstown
Tighter
Calvary
M. E. Church
Ward goes on trial for murder of Peters
Walter S. Ward wealthy baker's son faces a second murder indictment as he goes on trial in Supreme Court for the 16 month old killing of Clarence Peters whose body was found with a bullet through the heart. Jurors began to be chosen as Ward showed interest in talismans and greeted a juror's remark on race horses and fast women. Separately realtors sold Lot No 23 on West College Terrace in College Park to Ruth Z Leatherman who plans a new home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Supreme Court
Clarence Peters
Here
Ward
Peters
Potts & Griffin
College Park Realty Company
West College Terrace
College Park
Ruth Z. Leatherman
Leatherman
Weather Favorable to Crops in Maryland Week Ending Sept 11
Weather for the week ending Tuesday September 11 in Maryland was favorable for late growing crops and pastures. Corn ripened slowly due to absence of hot weather. Cutting of early planted crops has begun except in northern counties west of the Chesapeake Bay. Plowing for fall seeding is general with soil in excellent condition west of the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
G O P Opens Permanent Headquarters in City
George R. Dennis Sr. arranges permanent Republican county central committee headquarters in Pythian Castle room 4. Telephones and furnishing are in place, stenographer to be hired, office to be staffed daily. Officials hope stronger county organization and heightened enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
George R. Dennis, Sr
Bis City
Dennis
Pythian Castle
Ballot counting set on wage raise referendum in Cleveland
Cleveland, Sept. 12. Ballots from the referendum by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors to seek restoration of the eight cent wage cut ordered July 1, 1921, and an unspecified extra will be counted September 25. William G. Lee resumes duties as president of the trainmen after a medical leave. Also notes leave for a Odd Fellows meeting in Cincinnati with visits to I O O F homes in Springfield and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
William G. Lee
H. Dorsey Etchison
Maryland
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Cincinnati
Ohio
Etchison
Odd Fellowship
Sovereien Grand Lodge
Boston
Robert A. Bennett
Iutchison
Mr. Bennett
Springfield
JT. O. QO. F
Kentucky
DeForest Predicts 20 Million Radio Fans In Five Years
Chicago Sept 12 In a message from the steamship Teviathan Dr Lee DeForest pioneer radio inventor forecast a U S radio audience of 20 000 000 within five years He spoke to delegates at the annual meet via telegraph ratio from the ship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Lee DeForest
Ratio
Teviathan
Battleship Texas collides with merchant ship near Rocks
San Pedro Calif Sept 12 The battleship Texas struck the steamer Steel Sea Farer of the Isthmean line in a dense formation near seven destroyers gone onto rocks last Saturday The Steel Sea Farer has a large hole above the water line but is not in immediate danger The Texas undamaged and proceeding south with Maryland Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico and Pennsylvania The Steel Sea Farer will move to San Francisco under her own steam. Tokio Sept 12 Deaths from the earthquake fires and tidal wave around Tokio are estimated at 150000 Groups of 100 bodies found Dysentery is prevalent Relief personnel are welcomed American marines landed and erected a bakery and an auto shop at the American Embassy Building material import duties have been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Pedro
Calif
Texas
Steel Sea Farer
Maryland
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Radio Corporation of America
San Francisco
Ex-Service Men Plan Sabillasville Trip and Gift Gavel
Frederick county American Legion Auxiliary schedules a September 20 trip to Sabillasville for 15 local veterans including seven in bed. Transportation from M G A building at 1 PM provided. Entertainment planned for well and ill, with donations for refreshments. Miss M Pauline Stanb ig in charge. Gavel gift to Francis Scott Key Post accepted for October 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Sabillnaville
Auxilary
Sabillasville
Frederick County
Saabillasville
Pauline Stanb Ig
Frederick
Stanb
Francis Stoit
Legion
Radio Relay League opening sparks world welfare talk
The American Radio Relay League opened here today with DeForest lauding the studio as a growing influence. He said it will spread entertainment, information, and understanding to improve happiness, health, and harmony worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
American Radio Relay League
DeForest
Radiogram
Dempsey Ends Five Weeks Of Hard Training Firpo Moves On
Jack Dempsey completed five weeks of hard training for his title defense against Luis Angel Firpo at the Polo Grounds. He planned light exercise today and remained confident of victory by knockout, while Firpo, eager for the fight, traveled toward New York after a light workout and had sparring called off to keep him sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Firpo
New York
Associated Prensa
Saratoga Springs
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Polo Grounds
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Luis Argel Firpo
New York Arena
Corner loafing comes under ban in police court
Negro youth Charles Walker Jr was fined 2.50 after police arrest for loafing on All Saints Street near B&O station. Officer Englebrecht said residents and property owners complained, and Mayor Culler ordered action to break up the practice. Walker claimed he had returned from Bartonsville and waited for a companion to drive him home. The magistrate warned future violators would not be treated leniently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Street
Englebrecht
Culler
Charles Walker, Jr
Walker
Justice Brust
Bartons Aville
Papyrus Cut in St Leger Race Leaves Derby Winner Second
Papyrus the Derby winner was badly cut about the hind legs during the St Leger stakes today in London. A United States race with the best American three year olds was being negotiated. Papyrus finished second as Tranquil won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Papyrus
United States
J. Fitegerald
August Belmont
Waporns
Earl of Derby
Market Shows Weak Opening Amid Short Selling Pressure
The Associated Press reports a morning trading session in New York with notable short selling and profit taking. The general list fell while sugar, merchandising, and low priced rail shares showed resistance. Call money opened at 5 percent, and overall activity totaled about 800000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Public Ownership League opposes Muscle Shoals sale
Toronto dispatch says the Public Ownership League of America sent a message to President Coolidge protesting the turn over of the Muscle Shoals development to Henry Ford or any private interests. The statement frames the issue as a move to private control over a federal project and urges continued public ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toronto
Public Ownership League of America Today
Coolidge
Mnnecle Shoals
Henry Ford
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Agricultural Society
RED Cross Relief Fund
Washington
American Red Cross Fund For
Talisman le
G.O.P
Tokio
Key Post
Muscle Shoals
FORD
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