Twenty Five Years Ago This Week in Caroline County
Goatee Stevens farm of 125 acres near Andersontown sold for 9500 dollars to Willard C. Todd. Todd reports a 120 pound wool yield from 11 sheep at 72 cents per pound. various local marriages and civic notes follow, including merchant association formation in Denton and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard C. Todd
D. W. Davis
Rebecca E. Satterfield
Martin L. Satterfield
Thomas’ Somerset Slaughter
Tuckahoe Neck
Cambridge
William D. Guild
Christ Church
Marydel
Albert Miller Penn
N.S. Ni
Penn
Frank Smith
Wilmington
duPont Co
Randolph Peters
George
New York
Washington
Mr. Frazer
Col
William D. Uhler
Baltimore
H. Earle Smith
Col. Uhler
Pennsylvania
Maryland Farmers to Receive 3,000,900 lb Crimson Clover Seed
Agricultural Adjustment Agency will distribute crimson clover seed totaling 3,000,900 pounds to Maryland farmers through county committees to aid emergency feed and winter crops. Seed purchases will be deducted from 1943 or 1944 AAA benefits. Plant now to boost feed for larger livestock, with crops like Sudan millet sorghum and soybeans recommended as quick feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Maryland
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Aaa
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Sudan
Swing shift farms push Maryland food effort nation
Ellwood B. Zebley, Cecil County farmer, reports demand for custom farming equipment every night weather permitting. The swing shift speeds cultivation of hundreds of victory gardens and supports 10,000 acres this year while aiding AAA soil conservation and war food programs. Zebley operates on Route 273 nine miles north of Elkton and belongs to local CCC and Production Credit groups focusing on dairy and soy bean production.
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Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Ellwood B. Zebley
Cecil County
Tom
United States Department of Agriculture War Board
Zebley
Elkton
Cecil County Agricultural Conservation Association
Good manners are blossoms of good sense and feeling
Quote attributed to Samuel Johnson about manners reflecting inner sense and empathy. It emphasizes courtesy as outward expression of good character and social harmony. The date and context are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
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Camp Meade
Camp Merritt
Long Island Sound
France
Ethel P. Cade
Philadelphia
Cairo
Harry W. Cade
Samuel Jopp
Fred N. Smith
Hobbs
Mercy Hospital
Minerva
Miriam Todd
Andersontown
Paul Wright
Fermer
A. T. Reichman
John C. Rutter
Judge Adkins
Lloyd A. Sooden
S. Carroll Jenason
Lilliam N. Jones
John T. Miller
Blandford
Cavor Eran
Cooper Furniture Co
Pan SU
Alabama
Alaska
Yukon
Youngstown
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Coca-Cola
NiewspapiernabHiye
Met
Veals
Tinue
Yesur
U. S
the Peoples Bank of Denton
State of Maryland Extension Service
Reddy Kilowatt
Salisbury
Eastern Shore Public Service
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