Interest Grows at First Irrigation Conference in Maryland
The first Irrigation Equipment Dealers Conference at Maryland College of Agriculture highlighted improved water management as vital to Maryland farming. Speakers noted irrigation as a production tool raising costs but potentially boosting returns, with emphasis on farm specific system design, soil infiltration, and water capacity. Tobacco and vegetables emerge as high value crops for profitable irrigation use.
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Maryland
R. L. Green
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
John Yelverton, Jr
Akron Irrigation Co
Dunn, S. C
A. V. Krewatch
U. of Md
It's Smart To Use Car Seat Belts At All Times
A home economics expert urges constant seat belt use noting safety studies cut accidental injuries and deaths. She cites that two-thirds of drivers in fatal crashes were within 25 miles of home and cautions belts protect in minor and long trips alike. Separate belts per person and SAE compliant installation are recommended.
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Joanne Reitz
U. of Md
Miss Reitz
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
New Cars Vie In Virginia 500 Sunday at Martinsville
Early entries for the Virginia 500 at Martinsville VA show late model Grand National stock cars. Bobby Johns of Miami and Fritz Wilson of Denver headline entries with Ford Thunderbird and Chevrolet. Wilson placed second in Daytona prelim with over 143 mph, as time trials and practice set the stage for a large Virginia crowd.
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Virginia
Arly
Martinsville
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Fred C
Fritz” Wilson
Denver
Colo
Wilson
Florida
Johns
Daytona Beach
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
Martinsville Speedway
Bill France
Clay Earles
France
Earles
Robert G
Johnson
Ronda
N. C
L. D. Austin
Greenville
Ford
Austin
Chevrolet
Barbara Guthrie
Virginia 500 Fourth Annual Duel Scheduled at One
In the field the battle shapes as a Chevrolet duel with the main cars expected to clash. The fourth annual Virginia 500 race time is slated for 1 o'clock.
Community Hall supper in Burrsville promises ham and dumplings
Community notices report an April 22 supper at the Burrsville Community Hall featuring ham, chicken salad, and dumplings. Other items note social visits by Mr and Mrs Brown Thawley and relatives, sympathy for Mrs Welch, a large sale attendance for Mrs Annie Morgan, and WSCS meeting plans with guests from Dover and Wilmington.
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Fred Lewis
Houston Thawley
Elizabeth Ann
Donna Werner
R. H. Stafford
Brown Thawley
Milford
Charles Welch
Margaret Thawley
Annie Morgan
Robert Stafford
Gayle Smith
Harrington
Wilmington
WSCS
Wesley Church
Noble Saunders
Dover
Mildred Deputy
Dover visitors share time with local Welch kin
Mrs. Charles Welch hosted Sunday visitors as Silas Layton and his wife from Dover spent a day with his sister Ida Jarmoning. Also Mr and Mrs Lewis Buarque from Nouston visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Welch on Sunday.
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Charles Welch
Silas Layton
Dover
Ida Iarmoning
Lewis Buarque
Nouston
Charlie Welch
Denton’s appeal judged by people visitors meet
Residents consider how visitors form impressions by the people they encounter in Denton. Community effort aims to welcome newcomers, showcase local culture, and improve first impressions through hospitality, events, and inclusive programs.
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Denton
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