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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1954
Page
10
The lesson argues that Christianity’s truth is proven by lives touched by Jesus, not books. It cites Stanely Jones and Studdert Kennedy and contrasts educated doubt with witness, noting missionaries from Japan and Africa as living samples. It emphasizes everyday church life as prevention and proof of faith.
W Sherard Wilson named State 4 H Club Agent for Maryland. He is a Howard County native and previously assisted H M Carroll Harford County. Mylo S Downey resigned as State Club Agent to join the U S Department of Agriculture. Merle Howes named assistant State Boys Club Agent. Eastern Shore swine field day in Denton reported well attended with interest in future breeding meetings. Monthly tips urge soil testing fertilization pasture seedings lime and fertilizer planning. Plan for spring machinery checks and farrowing house readiness. Ladino clover pasture recommended for cost cuts and grazing by August. 1954 cited as promising year with safety emphasis.
Maryland farmers learn 1954 price supports for major grains. George J. Martin notes 1954 parity levels with 90 percent for wheat and 85 percent for oats barley rye and grain sorghums. Soybeans set at 2.22 per bushel. Transitional parity lowers overall cash support except for rye. Acreage controls and quotas accompany 1954 pricing policy.
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Edward A and Elmer G Morris of Henderson own Scarlet of Delwood, an Ayrshire cow given the Approved rating by the Ayrshire Breeders Association. The designation recognizes producing quality from at least two daughters, with three tested daughters averaging 10,844 lbs milk at 4.0 percent and 432 lbs butter fat on a 305 day Mature Equivalent basis. The Approved Ayrshire Dam Plan, adopted in 1942, helps identify top brood cows.
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