Dairyman Advice To Prevent Garlic Grassy Milk Loss
County Agent urges dairymen to manage pasture grazing to avoid garlic or grassy milk and protect milk sales. Rules include limiting first day pasture time, feeding garlic free days before and after grazing, and removing cows from pasture after three hours during garlic season. Also advises not reprocessing returned milk and stresses overall health and market impact. Then fertilizer guidance for tomato crops and Arbor Day events highlight agricultural extension topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyman
Farm Front This Week Support Rates For 1955 Crop Corn
The minimum national price support rate for 1955 crop corn in commercial areas is 1.58 per bushel, 87 percent of parity. Non commercial areas receive 75 percent of commercial rates. Maryland counties split into 14 commercial and 9 non commercial. Rates by county to be announced later.
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University of Maryland Experiment Station
College Park
Francis Stark
Horticulture Department
University of Maryland
Stark
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George B. Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Maryland
Reeves
Commodity Credit Corporation
Three Caroline youths enlist in U S Navy
Navy Recruiter Chief Earl Underwood of Cambridge announced the enlistment of three Caroline County men in the Navy. Benjamin Cornelius Trice 17 from Tilghman Andrew Dean 18 and William Joseph Betton 19 from Denton enlisted as Seaman Recruits and are in basic training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland.
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Navy
Earl D. Underwood
U. S. Navy
Gay St
Cambridge
Caroline County
Benjamin Cornelius Trice
Tilghman
Andrew Dean
William Joseph Betton
Denton
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Land transfers listed for various districts dated March 1955
Parcel transfers recorded in Denton Federalsburg Federalsburg Sixth and Fourth Election Districts include Oliver Mullikin to Lawrence Willis and Lassie Manning to Leonard Williamson among many others. Entries show multiple parcels dated February and March 1955 across Fifth Fourth and Second Election Districts with several couples as grantees and grantors. The text also mentions a Denton grown town reference and a note about improving appeal without heavy spending.
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Oliver S. Mullikin
Lawrence M. Willis
Lassie Mae Manning
Leonard F. Williamson
Janil Hill
Joe Leonard F. Williamson
Nhederalsburg
Hf. M. Tield, Inc
Harper & Bateman Pickle Co., Inc
Denton
Charles R. Kruger
Robert Hf. French
Edgar W. Wrightson
William M. Evey
Beatrice M. Butler
Chauncey H. Downs
Marvin FH. Smith
R. Harold Milligan
Paul H. Allendorf
Paul M. Allendorf
Robert L. Stanton
Robert M. Richardson
Federalsburg
Margariote Gallagher Vanscoy
Ruth G. Hurlock
Thomas N. Jackson
Virei T. Daffin
C. Jerome Brown
Berford F. Melvin
L. Reyner Dukes
Harriett S. Dukes
Ollie J. Hubbard
Benjamin J. Stanowski
George Wroten
Marriage license list from Harrington and surroundings
The notice lists marriages including Theodore Edward Wood 24 Harrington DeL and Loraine Collins 17 of Charles Sampson Johns 61 Philadelphia Pa. Margaret Dickerson Brewington 51 Federalsburg and Percy Smith 39 Harrington Del with Laura Russ 23 Harrington Del. Other pairs include John Charles Sluss 31 Dover Del and Sara M Carey 36 Woodside Del Irvin William Smith 54 Harrington Del and Lottie Gould 52 Greensbor o.
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Theodore Edward Wood
Harrington
Del
Loraine Collins
Denton
Charles Sampson Johns
Philadelphia
Margaret Dickerson Brewington
Federalsburg
Percy Smith
Laura Russ
John Charles Sluss
Dover
Sara M. Carey
Woodside
Irvin Wiliam Smith
Lottie Gould
Greensboro
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Boy Scouts
FFA
4-H
Caroline
U.S. Navy
Laster
Bottie Carton
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
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