County Agent urges farm repairs and spring prep
The County Agent urges repairs to wind damaged farm buildings and reviews University of Maryland Extension Fact Sheet 86. He covers masonry blocks, foundations, anchor bolts, bracing, and roof strap nails. Also advised are machinery readiness for spring, seeding methods, pig management, seed treatment, windbreak planning, pruning, and pullet orders to meet 1955 prices.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland Farm Front More Than Two Million Bushels
Maryland's 1954 crop wheat under price support through December 15 totals 2,114,045 bushels, per Geo. B. Reeves, chairman of the Maryland Stabilization Committee. The mix includes 20,238 bushels on farms, 2,093,107 bushels in warehouses, and 700 bushels under purchase agreement. 1953 year to date was 1,967,322 bushels.
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Maryland
Geo. B. Reeves
Maryland State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Joan
Community Guests and Local Visits Later This Week
Hickman and Gilbert families from Wilmington and Federalsburg visited relatives in the area. Several households hosted dinners and gatherings, with many guests from Wilmington, Andersontown, Farmington and Bethlehem. A number of local children remain home ill with virus and mumps, while friends express well wishes for recovery.
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Raymond Cannon
Harry Gilbert
Wilmington
Olin Melvin
Jack Schlegel
Allen Breeding
Carl Parker
Billy
Henry Parker
Charles
Sam Andrew
Carl] Parker
J. C. Fountain
Floyd Messick
Robert Messick
Farmington
Harry Willis
Elaine
Roland
Andersontown
Frank Beauchamp
Harrington
J. N. Drummond
Gene Lang
Arthur Dolby
Harry Towers
Bethlehem
Clarence Breeding
Farm price supports deliver crop storage and loans
Farmers placed price support loans or purchases on the 1954 crop through December 15 1954 totaling over 350 million bushels of wheat 85 million of barley 60 million of oats and 43 million percent of grain sorghums. Other 1954 crops under CCC loans or purchase agreements included corn flaxseed rye soybeans dry edible beans and rice.
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CCC
Red Cross Calls Meeting of All Members Feb 10
Caroline Chapter of the American Red Cross called by Dr. Riley will hold a general meeting of all County Chapter members on February 10 at 8 p.m. in the County Health Building. Agenda includes approval of amended by laws, election of four directors for three years, and discussion of other items.
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Red Cross
Caroline
The
American Red Cross
Riley
County Health
County Red Cross Chapter Urges All Members To Attend
All members of the Caroline County Chapter of Red Cross are urged to be present for the upcoming meeting and activities. The call to assemble emphasizes participation and timely arrival.
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Caroline County
Chapter of
Red Cross
Ships Travel North to South via Panama Canal
Atlantic to Pacific routes through the Panama Canal move from north to south, linking oceanic trade paths.
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Pacific
Panama Canal
Queen Victoria's Reign Noted as Longest in Britain
The article records that Queen Victoria held the throne for the longest period in British history, marking a historic milestone in the nation's monarchy and governance.
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