Colored Farmers And Homemakers News Summary
A Maryland Land Week feature notes Greener Pastures films shown at Fork Neck colored Church in Dorchester County, with 26 farmers and wives present and soil testing next steps. Caroline County demos praised as the best Farm Face Vigilant demonstrations, plus Salisbury Field Day covering tomato breeding, fertilizer tests, and other trials for fall and winter meetings.
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North Carolina
Fork Neck
Dorchester County
Howard S. Beulah
Martin G. Bailey
Kenneth Horner
Preston
Caroline County
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Salisbury Research Farm
Edward A. Newcomb
Jonestown-Bethlehem
1-H
John J. Newcomb
William Staten
Adriculture
Washington
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Maryland
Ray W. Carpenter
University of Maryland
Eight point beauty routine featured in American Weekly
The August 30 issue promotes a beauty routine by a renowned expert. Separately, Maryland agriculture notes caution on wheat planting versus acreage allotments, a local referendum result, plans on Brucellosis indemnity, and advice on drainage tiles for farming.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Maryland Farm Front Depreciation Write-off Benefits
The article explains accelerated depreciation for farm property under a new law. It contrasts five-year write-off with IRS-determined average lives, citing examples: grain elevator 18 years, corn cribs 30 years, concrete grain tanks 50 years, and commercial grain elevator 40 to 67 years. It notes this amortization excludes those storing grain for consumer use in their business.
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