Maryland Grain Loan Deadlines And 1953 Farm Loans
Maryland farmers may file for price support loans or purchase agreements on 1953 wheat barley rye oats and soybeans by January 31 at the local ASC office in Denton. Maryland loan activity is running higher than last year especially for wheat with 1,967,022 bushels and a $4,378,561 loan value to date. Corn loans run through April 30. borrowers retain title until maturity, with potential profit if prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Martin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee of Maryland
Maryland
ASC
Denton
Community Club notes with local visits and dinners
Hillsboro community scenes list guests and hosts across several towns. Entertainments include dinners and New Year visits with families from Dover Del to Ridgely and Philadelphia, plus weekend stays in Salisbury and Queen Anne. Names include Rathell Heather Lee Butler Eley Fleming Stoops and many others in a sequence of social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rathell
Bob Heather
Dover
Del
Pat Lee
Easton
Barton Butler
Betty Eley
Lloyd Fleming
Douglas Messick
Queen Anne
Ethel Holt
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely
Connie Stoops
Butch Stoops
Norman Wilson
Clinton Stoops
Irwin Sparklin
Fritz Clopper
Oliver Hulett
Rusty
Baltimore
Willard Russell
Blanche Morse
C. A. Collins
Salisbury
James Sherwood, Sr
Phares Crouse
Denton
Brown
Philadelphia
Thos. Cruickshank
Florida
Helen Smith
Milford Kline
Herbert Rice
Hamburg
N. Y
S. O. Rice
Woodrow Taylor
Myra Kay
Betty Sue
New Year's Conservation Push For Maryland Farmers
Maryland farmers are urged to adopt soil and water conservation practices based on research from the Committee for Conservation Now. Contour farming strip cropping and crop rotations cut erosion and boost yields, with tests showing up to four times more water loss and up to 15 times more soil loss on nonconserved fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Committee For Conservation Now
United States
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Must Stay Informed For Modern Agriculture
Caroline County farmers are urged to follow today’s agricul tural progress to keep farms in the black. Hybrid corn adoption rose to by 1953 with yields increasing from 26 to 47 bushels per acre. Maps from the Soil Conservation District help plan land use. An efficient dairy business hinges on high yield cows, continued education, and good pasture management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Caroline
Changes By Hilda Wiggin Poem About Time’s Flow
The piece traces life from childhood through marriage and motherhood to aging. It likens life to a river, noting changes with the tide and the healing power of time. Hobbies and quiet joys persist as time moves forward, framed by faith in God’s TIME to heal.
Calves Require Fresh Water and Salt at All Times
Calves need plentiful fresh water and salt just like other animals. Keep these essentials within easy reach of calves at all times. Watering calves only once daily can lead to excessive intake. ensure constant access to clean water.
Army enlistment trends three or six year terms
Approximately seventy percent of new Army recruits chose a three year tour last year. Of the remainder more than twenty percent opted for a six year service period.
Farm Bureau Convention attendees and local social notes
Preston and Mrs Harry Rieck attended the Farm Bureau Convention in Baltimore last week. Mrs Lee Noble hosted a Monday bridge club and Mrs Harry Taylor hosted a Thursday evening session. Community Club met at Miss Inez Noble's home to discuss mental hygiene. Bethesda WSCS met with speaker Mrs H C Jeffers. Mrs Katie Parker winters with Otis Smith in Ft Lauderdale. Mrs C W Elzey returns home after Memorial Hospital stay. A W Strickland of Elsmere Del visited Lill Collins. Ferman Schmick, Lee Noble and Max Chambers attended the Baltimore convention. Dr H B Plummer recovered at home after surgery at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mr and Mrs Harold Klahold welcomed a daughter at Memorial Hospital Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rieck
Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Lee Noble
Harry Taylor
Inez Noble
WSCS
Bethesda Church
H. C. Jeffers
Katie Parker
Otis Smith
Ft. Lauderdale
C. W. Elzey
Memorial Hospital
Aston
A. W. Strickland
Elsmere
Del
Lill Collins
Ferman Schmick
Max Chambers
H. B. Plummer
Easton
Refused Offer To Help Restore His Light
A heartwarming feature profiles a popular musician blind from birth who has declined numerous offers to restore his sight. The January 17 issue of The Ameriian Weekly, Baltimore Sunday American color gravure magazine, highlights this and other stories. order from your local newsdealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameriian Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillsboro
Milton Beaven
Carrie Fleming
Clara Price
Anine
Russell Fleming
Wayne, Pa
Frank Fleming
Hilda Wiggin
Hilda Wiggin Love
The
Journal Today
Air Sac
Dipenicillin
Wyeth
Atlantic Supply CO
Bishopville, MD
M. & D. Sales Co., Inc
Snow Hill, MD
A. J. Fike & Son
Cordova, Maryland
Skipton
Bakers Hy
Thomasville
M. J. Grove
Soil Service
Walter B. Palmer
Mer
Preston
Harold Klahold
Denton Production Credit Association of
Willis & Covell Co
Southern States
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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