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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
10
A 1951 commentary explains the covenant God as living and personal. It contrasts God’s initiative with human effort, notes Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as examples, and stresses that being God’s people requires heart alignment and obedience to His will.
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The 1951 Maryland crop plan sets corn for grain up 6 percent or one acre per fifteen acres in 1950, soybeans unchanged, and a 5 percent lima bean increase with one extra acre per twenty acres. Snap beans rise 10 percent, sweet corn up two acres per five planted, peas up one acre per six, tomatoes up 35 percent or one per three, cucumbers unchanged. Fresh market shows lima beans five percent, snap beans ten percent, corn five percent, cabbage five, peppers five, tomatoes twenty five, cantaloupes same, and watermelons five percent down with one acre less per twenty. Dairy notes praise good practices with several Caroline County herds reporting high milk and butterfat yields from well managed herds.
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