Small grains and crops offer hay relief now and later
County Agent F M Rogers explains methods to ease a hay shortage. Plant small grains with proper fertilizer to yield pasture in weeks, then pasture this fall and next spring. Options include more corn silage, seed soybeans with German millet, crimson clover with oats, or vetch, plus nitrogen boosts and field chopping.
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Sudan
True Crime Stories Stranger Than Fiction
Special issue of The American Weekly distributed with the Baltimore American offers a round-up of true crime tales. Promoted as better reading than fiction, the August 19 issue features a color gravure magazine in the Baltimore edition.
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American Weekly
Baltimore American
Maryland Sheep Referendum Ballots Mailed in September
Maryland producers will receive ballots September 4 to 7 to decide if deductions from wool and lamb payments under the wool promotion program should continue. If approved, the agreement with the Agriculture Secretary extends four years. Voting runs September 10–21 with results announced late September.
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Maryland
American Sheep Producers Council
Secretary of Agriculture
ASCS
Card of Thanks from the Werner Family
The Werner Boys and Wives express gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for prayers visits cards and flowers sent during their father Carl J Werner's illness and death. They appreciate every act of kindness.
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Carl J. Werner
Werner
Citizens would marvel at modern United States
A reflective note points to the distant founders and how the nation evolved beyond their imagined framework, highlighting the vast changes in governance, society, and global standing since independence.
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report for the past week lists several arrests and a homicide investigation. Alberta E Johnson 29 of Preston Labor Camp charged with assault Willie Alan West 41 of Preston Shore Camp charged with assault Leroy Thomas 22 of Queen Anne charged with assault Anna Lois Jackson 29 of Quidas Labor Camp near Tanyard held for homicide investigation Patricia Dennison 23 of Goldsboro daughter of Alfred Dennison found dead in a field near home after an apparent overdose. taken to Memorial Hospital Easton. investigation ongoing.
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Willie Alan West
Prestonshor
Leroy Thomas
Queen Anne
Anna Lois Jackson
Quidas
Tanyard
Patricia Dennison
Goldsboro
Alfred George Dennison
Louise Dennison
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Marydel Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and News
Mr Charles Hab itsh recently joined the Marine Corps and left for North Carolina for Basic Training. Seaman Frank Luff at Great Lakes Training Station has been ill with pneumonia but is improving. Mr and Mrs A Lee Harman spent several days in the Pocono Mountains at Mononewneck Inn. Mr and Mrs T Olin Ford enjoyed a weekend in Rehoboth. Rev and Mrs Harry Walker and children dined with Mr and Mrs Louis Collison. Walker pastors Faith Community Church in Dover. Mr Jay Gordon of Yeadon Pa visited the Suttons in Marydel. The Butts family spent a week visiting friends in Central New York including Skaneateles Otisco and Long Lakes with a Cornell University Roses Gardens visit.
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Charles Habitsh
Marine Corps
North Carolina
Seaman Frank Luff
Great Lakes
Harry Walker
Louis Collison
Walker
Faith Community Church
Dover
Jay Gordon
Yeadon
Elmer Sutton
Herbert R. Butts
New York State
Skaneateles
Otisco
Long Lakes
Cornell University
Rose Gardens
Life Within Reach Fails Elderly Couple Rescue
A peaceful Glen Burnie morning turns tragic as an elderly woman, collapsing from a heart episode, crawls 18 feet to reach a telephone. With her invalid husband watching, she slides on her back, toppling the table in a last bid for help before dialing 0.
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Glen Burnie
Joan Barker
Annual Homemakers Club Picnic Near Queen Anne
Furman s Grove Homemakers Club held its annual picnic on the Decker home lawn near Queen Anne last Sunday evening with good food and fellowship. Guests included Mr and Mrs Burton Robinson. An anonymous line notes that a man should welcome the unexpected as opportunity rather than trouble.
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Furman’s Grove Homemakers’ Club
Kenneth Decker
Queen Anne
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