Maryland Wheat Placed On Surplus Commodity List
Soft red winter wheat grown in Maryland has been added again to the Public Law 480 export list. The move aims to ease the 4 million bushels of Maryland type wheat from the 1958 crop, aiding farmers by creating an export market and preventing distress sales while preserving foreign demand and currency payoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
U. S
University of Maryland
Crothers
Turkey
Greece
Plastic Covers Improve Silage Storage and Mower Safety
The County Agent reports USDA tests show airtight silo covers of black polyethylene vinyl or neoprene-coated nylon cut spoilage in horizontal and upright silos. Weighing materials seal punctures, reducing losses. nylon offers long life though pricier. Also, lawn mower safety tips urged to prevent injuries. Proper storage and use, plus cross ventilation in poultry houses, boost egg production and bird health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Appleman
Sime
Guy .W. Gienger
nabHlyr
Wade Rice
Extension
Poultry House
Local Social Notes From Ridgely Area
Grace Vernon Smith and family visit Cleveland relatives while Belfast Farm guest stayed with Jones family in Baltimore County. Memorial Hospital Easton patients include Mrs. James F Stack and William Oats. Howard Strannahan family relocates to Chestertown. Margaret Swing visits relatives in Merchantville New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Slaughter
Alvs
A. T. Slaughter
Coursey Lake Farm
Felton
Dev
Set
David Lambert
Clyde Lambert
Michigan
Wayne Layster
Charless Guessford
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Benjamin Colgain
Margaret Kay Shipley
Church
William Palmators
Central Avenue
Marion Redden
First Avenue
West
Howard Strannahan
J. C. Messner
Harrington
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
E. Page Jones
Frank L. Samis
M. E. Clark
Catonsville
Sandra Albritton
Oneco
Fla
Vinton D. Shufelt
Wayne
Wayne Spencer
Gail Renee
Wayne Irwin
Cleveland
Ohio
Spencer
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Richard Benson Sparks
Belfast Farm
Baltimore County
Thomas W. Jones
James F. Stack
Allentown
William Oats
Chestertown
Margaret Swing
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
Stanley Mathers
Denny and
Jerry
Miss Bar
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Bara Dorman
Bobby
LeRoy, N. Y
Charles Hammond
Florence Jacoby
Plainfield, N. J
Stedman Guest House
Marvin Redden
Joseph Richardson
Phillip Potts
Ridgely
Osear Willey
Concord
Rehoboth Beach
Daniel [Russ
Miss Ann
Elton
Arlie Slaughter
Woodside
J. M. Bowes
Dover
Mary Lou Sander
Cordova
Betty Jane Phillips
Huntington
Robert
W. E. Denise
Harvey Bestpitch
Fair Winds
Del
Annie Turney
Fromm Memorial Hospital
Faston
Zev
Vinton D. Shufell
John R. Crothers
Lee Blades
Norwood Allston
Paul Scott
Clarence Baynard
Donald Trice
Murray Smith
Mervin Pentz
Orme
Phyllis Alburger Towers
Betty Beers Whaley
Rema Paschal Seward
Mary Behlke Nagel
Geraldine Ferrick Howard
Phyllis Beauchamp Garey
Jonathan Hughes
Jewel Ramsey Crouch
Anna Gottwall Lane
Dorothy Andrews Kaufman
Jean Bullock Carter
Ruth Reed
Pippin
Sue Smith Kareher
Norman Sutton
Dawson Howard
Francis Hayman
Winfield Ellwanger
Harry Smith
Malcolm Dickie
Francis Ireland
Urban Studio
June Wise
Norma Pitts Hollingsworth
Barbara Bowles Bacsak
Parker Stone
Barbara Fuchs
Pat Werner Steward
Gladys Collins
Shirley Betts
Rosalie Morris
Virginia Thomas Clark
Nancy Eike Fuller
Lois Dulin Cropp
Paul Turkington
Paul Adams
Douglas Fleetwood
Lawrence Horner
Marion Reed
Grace Vernon Smith
Firestone
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Paul W. Johnson and
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts
Denton, MD
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