County Holstein Show Crowned Grand Champion at Eastern Shore
The Eastern Shore Holstein field day at Chambers Park Federalsburg crowned Mr. Robert Meredith’s Willowhore Echo Curtiss as Grand Champion Female in the under 18 months class and junior division winner. Richard Wilson East New Market owned 4 H Grand Champion while Joseph Edwards II Ridgely owned the senior 4-H animal. The event featured class winners across calf and cow categories and included safety and farm management reminders for readers.
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Robert Meredith
Federalsburg
Chambers Park
Meredith
Richard Wilson
East New Market
Joseph Edwards
II. Ridgely
Heifer
Fred Thawley
Denton
Robert J. Meredith
English Bros
Vienna
Sth
Steele Phillips
Calf
Gordon Wilson
D. Mason Cheezum
Preston
Greensboro
Brinsfield Bros
Nancy L. Lister
J. Rawlings
Charles Bell, Jr
Cow
Joseph O. Edwards
Ridgely
Freddie Wilson
J. Rawlings Apple
Charles Bell
Nancy Lister
Maryland announces open seasons for rails and doves
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission Director Ernest A. Vaughn announces a straight open season for king rail, Virginia rail, clapper rail and galtlinules, Carolina rail from Sept 1 to Oct 20, inclusive. A 40 day woodcock season runs Nov 15 to Dec 24, and mourning doves have a 55 day season Sept 15 to Nov 8 with hunting noon to sunset. Sun days closed. rails hours are 14 hours before sunrise to sunset. Federal rules expected soon. birds reportedly plentiful for fall migratory waterfowl hunting in Maryland.
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Ernest A. Vaughn
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
King Rail
Virginia Rail
Clapper Rail
Carolina Rail
Sora
Vaughn
Ducks Unlimited
Fish and Wildlife Service
Maryland
Zeppelin Hin denburg Disaster at Lakehurst
The German airship Hin denburg burned at Lakehurst New Jersey on May 6 1937 killing 36 people.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Maryland farm front this week signs up 15k acres
More than 15,000 acres of cropland were signed up by Maryland farmers under the 1956 Acreage Reserve Program through July 27, with 1,790 participants. Corn led in signed acres, followed by tobacco and wheat, totaling potential payments near $1 million nationwide.
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Maryland
Soil Bank
Chester S. Bradley
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Florida
Rice
Gale Electric Company
Oil City
Eivé Getier
Eastern Shore Public Service