January Dairy Herd Improvement Summary
The January report shows 437 cows in herds 99 dry and 338 in milk with total production 345966 lbs and total butterfat 10468.5 lbs. Average milk per cow 563 lbs and butterfat per cow 20.5 lbs. Top herds include Maurice Adams Denton and Vashell Bros Preston with high averages in milk and butterfat among small and ten cow groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Adams
Denton
Arthur Cohee
Ridgely
John A. Fuchs
Vashell Bros
Preston
Chris Nagel
Federalsburg
Bessie G. G
Voshell Bros
Nina R. G
R. H
Lassie
R. G
Melvin
Dahl
Patricia R. G
Gold Dot R. G
Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers for Denton startup
Interest rises in a Denton storage project by G H Rue to quick-freeze vegetables fruits and meats. Over a hundred lockers have been rented with 180 needed to start the plant. more signups are urged now to avoid delays due to wartime material shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadowlawn
G. H. Rue
Denton
Chester
Locker Plant Planned for Shadowlawn area
Regulations require 180 signers for a year's rent before government consent for the locker plant. If March 1 passes with insufficient signers the project will be dropped and all money refunded by Denton National Bank. Interested parties should mail or print an application and check to Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers or to the Denton National Bank. Each locker holds 300 pounds of meat or 200 pounds of vegetables. Contact Mr. Rue for details now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
Rue
Shadowlawn
29 Let's Go: The Fighting 29th in World War II
A compressed profile of the 29th Infantry Division under Major General Charles H. Gerhardt. From D-Day on Omaha Beach to the Siegfried Line, the unit earned a rugged reputation, aided by veterans from Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia, and earned its place in history with repeated advances and high casualties. Company BD of Denton, joined the celebrated unit in February 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles H. Gerhardt
Omaha Beach
Brest
Blue and Grey
XIX Corps
Normandy
Gerhardt
29Th
St. Lo
Siegfried Line
Hodges
Siegfried
West Wall
Lodges
Geilenkirchen
Herzogemath
102Nd
ETO
States
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Hans
Karl
29Th Infantry
Germany
Denton
Letter from Overseas Soldier Thanks Home Front
Pvt. Claude Lee Willoughby writes from Holland thanking the home front for support. He recalls postings in England France Belgium and Holland and notes cold weather and Dutch gratitude for liberation. He expresses appreciation for continued connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Whit
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Claude Lee Willoughby
DIRTIEST TRICK OF ALL Excerpt from chaplain letter
In cooperation with the Millary Ordinate in New York these excerpts from a chaplain in the southwest Pacific were published in Our Sunday Visitor. The letter pleads to protect the sanctity of the Service Man s home and condemns wives seeking divorce while husbands are away. It condemns social responses and argues for punishment of the perceived betrayal as a blow to the American home and way of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millary Ordinate
New York
Southwest Pacific
Morale and Morality at Homefront During War Duty
A church chaplain denounces infidelity against service members, urging wives and sweethearts to wait and guard the home front. He warns that breaking up a soldier’s marriage erodes morale and calls are for discipline, faith, and loyalty, vowing harsh words for any homefront invader.
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Pilar Square
Gertie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caroline
Seigfried
OPA
G. D. Crouse
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
Fspa PE
Holand
Biie
Magdalene
Annapolis
King George St
Naval Academy
Lewin
Market St
Denton, Mil
Pulpwood Workers
West Virginia Pulp & Paper CO
L. A. Clarke & Son, Inc
Woodward Building
Washington, D. C
E. C. Loud
Chestertown
Eastern Shore
I. A. Clarke & Son, Inc
Ypulpwood
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