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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1953

Page

9

County Agent Reports Dairy and Poultry Talks March 3

Caroline County dairy farmers meet March 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Denton Community Club House Sixth Street to discuss pasture and hay mixes lime fertilizer soil fertility corn silage breeding calves and other topics with University of Maryland specialists. Poultrymen hear Dr. Ernest F. Waler on disease control and cost records at 7:30 p.m. same day.

Caroline County Denton Community Club Second Street University of Maryland Stanley P. Stabler John P. Dietrich Frank L. Bentz University of Maryland Extension Service Maryland Extension Bulletin University of Maryland Agronomists

Williams named chief of Agricultural Conservation Program

Donald A. Williams, Assistant Chief of the Soil Conservation Service, has been named by Secretary Ezra Taft Benson as the Chief of the Agriculture Department's Agricultural Conservation Program. He succeeds Charley Mays, heading a program that provides farmers with federal help for soil and water conservation practices.

Donald A. Williams Soil Conservation Service Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Department of Agriculture Charley Mays

Farm Yields Rise Across 11 Crops in 1952 Maryland data show

A Maryland analysis reports farm yields per acre for 11 major crops in 1952 about 10 percent higher than 1941-50 averages, with soybeans up 27.5 percent and corn up 20 percent. Production expanded on about 5 percent less acreage, amid variable rainfall and ongoing efficiency gains. Tobacco stocks reached a record high for January 1 1953 at 64.9 million pounds, up 5.6 million from 1952.

Committee For Conservation

Annual Vegetable Growers Meeting in Cambridge

The Second Annual Vegetable Growers meeting for Caroline and Dorchester Counties is set for March 20 at 7 30 p m at Bethel A M E Church Cambridge. The program includes variety selection disease control fertilization and cultural practices with University of Maryland Extension Service specialists participating. Fourteen soybean growers attended a recent Cambridge meeting with reports on 27 soybean varieties grown at Linkwood and a panel discussion on problems and best varieties.

University of Maryland Extension Service Maryland Caroline Dorchester Bethel A.M.E Pine St Cambridge H. W. Beggs Dorchester County Bob Leffell U. S. Department of Agriculture Stanley Stabler Extension Agronomist University of Maryland Linkwood Arthur E. Durfee Extension Service

Card of thanks from station in Florida

James L. Bradley expresses gratitude for letters from friends since July while stationed at Patrick AFB Cocoa Florida. He lists his unit RA 33995906 937th Engr Liaison Office.

Florida James L. Bradley Patrick Afb Cocoa

Bridge Expert Answers Under an Assumed Name

Mrs X asks how to play a hand. the Bridge Expert responds jokingly that he would do so under an assumed name. The exchange highlights coaching style and humor in bridge discourse.

Mrs. X

Antarctic Continent Features Up To 7450 Feet Thick

Readings indicate portions of Antarctica reach a thickness of 7450 feet through ice and geology studies. Scientists map ice layers and bedrock to understand accumulation and structural variation across the continent.

Health for All Protect Yourself From TB

Health guidance urges TB prevention through strong general health, regular checkups, and chest X rays. It notes TB risks, symptoms, and early treatment benefits, encouraging immediate doctor visits if exposure or persistent fatigue weight loss chest pains or coughing occur.

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Don Williams Committee For Conservation Now ACP Production and Marketing Administration J. Earl Coke Williams Clark, S. D South Dakota State College Federal Service SCS Pacific Coast Washington South Dakota Highway Department Maryland Tobacco George J. Martin Colored Farmers and Homemakers Elliott Robbins RM Spaplranbhiye Emmett Cooper Fire & Liability Insurance Denton, Maryland Seed Corn Funk’s — Dekalb — Patroit Grain Denton W. T. Lockerman Denton Gale Electric Company Mallomee Equipment Co Centreville, Md Lace Kale Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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