Scientific Dairying Shown At Frederick County Fair
Frederick county youths from 108 club members showcase calf pig and poultry projects at the Timonium State Fair. An array of prizes includes a Jersey class state championship and multiple Holstein and Guernsey placements, totaling about $122 in club winnings.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Dairy Kingdom
Rcal
Timonium
Jersey
Frederick County Agricultural Society
P. W. Chichester
United States
Emmitsburg
Emmitsbore
Holstein
Amos Holter
Charles Ifert
Leslie Shafer
Kenneth Baker
Robert Keller
Call Club
Big Club
Raymond Eyler
Robert Waybright
Otis Shoemaker
Mr. Chichester
Arthur Ahalt
Middletown
Austin Miller
LeGore
Arthur Abalt
Rain of Frogs and Fish Baffles East Visitor
A traveler recounts a rain of frogs tadpoles and fish of many kinds in the East. He recalls a live frog that gave an electric shock when picked up. He attributes the phenomenon to whirlwinds drawing sea and river life aloft and dropping it across the jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganses
Brahmaputra
Negroes in craps quarrel ends with throat wound
Ernest Rollins charged with cutting Clarence Fields during a craps dispute near Urbana. Fields seriously wounded requiring seven stitches from back of left ear to chin. Rollins fled. search ongoing as police pursue leads and plan debt sale of Rollins' home.
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Ernest Rolllins
Urbana
Clarence Fields
Charles W. Smith
Fields
Rollins
Half Barrel Whiskey Found Hidden in Hay Pile
Grand jury witnesses led deputies Crum and Radcliffe to Edward Miller’s Middletown area farm. They seized a half full moonshine barrel and a small still after a hay pile collapse revealed the stash. A sample was taken to confirm contents as rank whiskey amid ongoing questioning of Miller and associates.
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Edward Miller
Middletown
C. W. Crum
Horace Radcliffe
Radclite
Crand Jury
Miller
Middletown Valley
Mitchell Welcomed by Bugles and Drums in Washington
Col William Mitchell arrived from Texas to face the President's air board amid a raucous reception. A drum and bugle corps saluted him as he was carried through Union Station by supporters, while he declined to comment on the air defense controversy. The board duties reopen Monday with Mitchell expected to testify Tuesday alongside naval air leaders.
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Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Texas
American Legion
Army Air Chief
Union Stilton
Mitchell
Army
Tarade
Lam
Navy
John Rodgers
PNC
No. 1
George W. Steele
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Trial tale ends in rueful whispers at city court
A man recalls his courtroom ordeal amid sympathetic crowds in the city courthouse corridors. He jokes that he testified well until a rival attorney began cross examining him, his expressions and tale captured by reporters.
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Coolidge
America
Frank F. Fletcher
James G. Lator
Hiram Bingham
W. Durand
Arthur D. Denison
Howard Coffin
Air Forces
Presarbord
Dwight W. Morrow
Carl Vinson
Loft Jamey Parker
Provident
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Naval
R. G. Peinoyer
Maurice Pierce
Paul Foley
Lowis McBride
Heary P. Jones
John H. Towers
Ernest Rollins
Edward
Aland
M.A
Hivye
Id Leadership
Maytag
L. E. Nicodemus
W Graceham
N. Market St. Frederick
Lyonore
Ironore
T. F. Kennedy
Frederick, Mad
Wade H. Wolfe
R. F
Smithsburg
Audy & Burdette
Mt. Airy, Md
Thomas R. Saylor
Walkersville, Md
Edmonston Studio
East Second St
Washington, D. C
A. R. Remsberg
North Market Street
Lanitis
the Pearce Pharmacy
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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