Gaithersburg Wins stock judging contest title
Gaithersburg wins the stock judging contest as Greensboro and Frederick High boys are named to the St. Louis team.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1930
Page
16
Gaithersburg wins the stock judging contest as Greensboro and Frederick High boys are named to the St. Louis team.
In a school meet, Do Griffith and Aubrey Walters of Frederick and Prince William area teams led to 878 points for first, while Guy Widdlaon and Walter Murphy of Princess Anne tallied 866 for second. Multiple schools posted lower scores with Frederick finishing ninth and others mid to late ranks.
The Walbe Burkitiile Community Club announces its Halloween event. The group invites residents to join a social gathering on the upcoming Thursday in October with plans for a party and related festivities.
New York October 24 stock market shows improvement as Charles M. Schwab forecasts greater prosperity. Federal unemployment relief plans urged by Col. Arthur Woods aim to fund public works in about 20 states with bonds before November elections. Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee and Buffalo announce relief work, banks push against false economy, and Wall Street marks a cautious, hopeful tone amid mixed corporate news and plans for housing and wage initiatives.
Fragmentary OCR describes a church fire and ensuing relief efforts. Mentions aid from volunteers and county departments, a water system note, and community response to the incident. Details are unreadable but indicate a local building blaze and emergent assistance.
The seventieth annual Frederic Fair closed Friday with cold dusty conditions and strong winds hindering balloon ascent and some acts. Despite weather, attendance was large and livestock, farm machinery, and rural club exhibits drew steady crowds while midways and concessionaires faced poor business.
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