University finds broiler feed efficiency can improve gains
University of Maryland poultry researchers show broilers can reach 3 pounds at 7 weeks 3 days with 1.64 pounds of feed per pound of gain using high energy rations. Trials compare an ANAC standard diet to four enhanced formulas, emphasizing energy protein balance and practical constraints for commercial use.
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University of Maryland Poultry Department
New Hampshire
Animal Nutrition Research Council
Gerald Combs
G. Lynn Romoser
William Supplee
Combs
University of Maryland
Poultry
Harrington Elected President of Del-Mar-Va Press Assn
Norman W. Harrington editor of the Star-Democrat was elected president of the Del-Mar-Va Press Association at the annual meeting in the Hotel DuPont. Milton K. Fried of the Delaware Coast News was named vice president and Harold C. Berg of the News-Journal Co. was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Ieaston Star-Democrat
Neal Bowman
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Temple University
Bowman
Nam
U. S
John J. Williams
Harris B. McDowell, Jr
J. Caleb Boggs
August F. Walz
Alexander R. Abrahams
Gerrish Gassaway
Delaware State Chamber of Commerce
John D. LaMothe
News- Journal Company
Card of Thanks to Good Cheer Bible Class and Friends
Mrs. Joseph H. Carroll expresses sincere appreciation for the Good Cheer Bible Class and friends in Denton and elsewhere for cards gifts and remembrances that brought joy on her birthday.
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Good Cheer Bible
Denton
Joseph H. Carroll
Thomas Jefferson as First U.S. Secretary of State
Thomas Jefferson served as the first United States Secretary of State, establishing the department and shaping early American foreign policy under President George Washington.
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Thomas Jefferson
U. S
Otter Range and Description in Maryland Waters
Maryland wildlife range notes otters found along large waterways from Canada to the Gulf Coast with occasional Chesapeake Bay sightings. Description covers 4 to 5 feet length, 12 to 15 inch tail, 10 to 15 pounds average, brown fur, webbed feet, and weasel family traits. Breeding suggests life mates with 1-5 young born late February. dens in logs or river banks. both parents care for young. Habits include mud bank slides, fish as main food, and occasional hunting of ducks and muskrats. Management deems scarce in many areas and urges protection. Maryland season runs March 15 to January 1. Pelts valuable. otters can thrive in zoos under proper care.
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Canada
Alaska
Gulf Coast
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Susquehanna
Maryland
Deaths Mrs Elizabeth Wingate 89 Cambridge area resident
Mrs Elizabeth Wingate 89 died Friday morning at Cambridge Maryland Hospital after a life long Cam bridge resident period widow of Frank H Wingate. Survived by two daughters Mrs Percy Hynson Denton and Mrs Ada Dun nock Federalsburg three sons Rev Lewis Wingate Federalsburg Harvey and Maurice Wingate Baltimore twenty three grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren Funeral held Sunday at LeCompte Funeral Home Cambridge burial Greenlawn Cemetery Mount Everest known as Chomolungma to Tibet locals.
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Elizabeth Wingate
Cambridge-Maryland
Cambridge
Frank H. Wingate
Percy Hynson
Denton
Ada Dunnock
Near
Federalsburg
Lewis Wingate
Harvey and
Maurice Wingate
Baltimore
LeCompte Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
West Point marks 150th founding anniversary in 1952
The United States Military Academy at West Point celebrated the 150th anniversary of its founding in 1952, honoring its long history and tradition of military education and service.
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West Point
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