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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
4
The event centers on open discussions for farmer concerns and county office plans. Exhibits feature new machinery and a wide display area, drawing families to the fair grounds for the day.
Vital statistics inform public health by tracking deaths births and death trends. Census efforts began in 1790 with national data collection evolving to support life insurance and health planning. Accurate death and birth records guide policy and resource allocation despite cost and effort.
A garbled OCR style note mentions Dr Morris Fishbein and medical topics with unclear references to health, medicine, and advice. It all reads as a jumble of names and phrases without a coherent report or identifiable events.
A 13 year old boy died in a motorcycle incident described in a church scene narrative. The report mentions the boy’s age and fatal motorcycle accident and references a local church setting. Further readable details are limited due to OCR damage.
Short address by Sherman P. Bowers and a program at the Ballenger farm bureau unit in the Fengayille schoolhouse featured readings, songs, solos, and addresses by local officials. A resolution from Tenaville and Mr. Pleasant units urged the state farm bureau to press for extended time on deduced freight rates. Memphis notes report no charges against Cordell Hall or Senator Brock after Tennessee primary.
Amanda Crider conveys to Victor B Buhrman and wife in the county for 350 dollars. Joseph Day and wife transfer to Gordon Strong in the county for 10 dollars. Edward S Delaplaine to Thomas Wes and wife in the counts for 20 dollars. Edward S Delaplose to Frances L Goldsborough for 1 dollar. About Baked Apples describes a dish baked with maple syrup to vary the meal.
Local items from The News dated October 23 1810 note gains on Wednesday of fair week as large crowds gathered for events including gay entertainments and excursions into the city. Mentions Frederick nomore exhibitions, Grote AD wagemaker, a Queen City Special journey, and churchmen Repp and Stone attending a Maryland Lutheran conference.
The article notes a wide assortment of fair displays including displays by Potomac Edison Company with Westinghouse and Hotpoint appliances, a Black and Gottlieb buckwheat and pancake exhibit, and numerous farm machinery showcases from Frick, A B Farquhar, John Deere, and other vendors. It mentions exhibits on dairy home equipment, tractors, threshers, and barn equipment, plus chicken and poultry displays and endowment fund details.
A large agricultural and home goods fair features tobacco, farming machinery, and household appliances. Exhibitors include Oliver Hart Parr tractors, Papec harvesters, Red River equipment, and automatic feed grinders. Demonstrations show automatic feeding and water systems, with Edison Company displays of pumps and cooling equipment.
Nellie Yosell was convicted of a disorderly conduct at the corner of North Bentz and avenue. She was sentenced to six months and was brought to trial Monday morning with most evidence given by the attorney Reno S. Fiacp. The case closed with the verdict around 4 pm after testimony.
The P T Association held a program by the school in the church hall on Quesdar evenings and re elected officers for the coming year. Clay Putman was elected moderator and John Jeh for an upcoming event. Prizes will be awarded for their best columns.
A fragmented New York report recalls Ower Davia, ALD Woods, and the Broadway milieu, detailing a stalled empresses story themed play titled The Marked Woman. It notes lavish costumes from China valued at 75000 and a producer’s warning about funding after the opening, with references to The Ai red Tongs.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss how crew roles and command influence voter choices. It mentions a printed voting chart and evaluating performance, with references to a leader and team dynamics. The text is unclear and several phrases are garbled.
Today's history marks events from 1797 the Constitution frigate launch in Boston to 1900 Count Zeppelin airship success. Birthdays include Dr. Howard H. Russell and Melvin A. Traylor among others with ages listed as today. Horoscope closes with cautious fortune changes and hard work.
A community social and entertainment program is planned for Thursday evening at the M E church in Ijamsville Tamsie. The event features songs and performances as part of rally week activities noted by the Sunday school, church worship, and a large audience in attendance at the church gathering.
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