Service Short Sort at Fort Meade Army Reception Center
Two Denton men arrive at Fort Meade Maryland for initial indoctrination. They will be classified for aptitude, receive uniforms, be selected for their Army branch, and sent to basic training. After basic they may train at Army Technical Services schools or join Army Field Forces. Private Samuel Patrick 26 is RFC 2 and Private Frederick Wooters 18 is son of Mr and Mrs Wooters.
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George G. Meade
Maryland
Denton
Tere
Army
Army Technical Services
Army Field Forces
Fort George G. Meade
Cal
Flom. Harris
National Farm Safety Week Led By Moral Duty
The President proclaims National Farm Safety Week in July 1925 urging church groups and farm families in Caroline County to reduce farm and home accidents. The message recalls Moses safety rules and notes 1000 lives saved yearly by safety observance, with 1,250,000 serious injuries and 14,500 deaths from carelessness. It outlines daily themes from Sunday reverence to Saturday review, emphasizes supervising children near machinery, highlights vehicle and equipment safety, and ends with a call to practice manufacturer safety instructions.
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United States
Canaan
Caroline County
National Safety Council
Denton
Wheat growers in Caroline county to vote on 1954 parity rate
Caroline county wheat growers will decide if the Commodity Credit Corporation 1954 wheat loan stays at 90 percent of parity or drops to 50 percent. The referendum, led by George J. Martin, will also set penalties for overplanting if quotas pass and allocate county allotments based on 10-year production records. Each farmer will receive his allotment before the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Geo. J. Martin
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
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Sulfaquinoxaline Cuts Broiler Costs and Boosts Weight
Continuous feeding of mashes with Sulfaquinoxaline prevents coccidiosis in broilers. Over four years of use, no resistance. SQ protects against all five coccidia types. Protected birds average 12% higher market weight and 6% better feed efficiency. Insist on SQ feeds from your dealer.
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Walter
Pvt
Samuel W. Patrick
Co. I
1St Training Group
Q.A1. P.T.C
Fort Lee
Rreadie
Frederick L. Wooters
Co. L
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Ges
Fiere
Sasim
Avallane
Ivil
Avent
Poultrymem
University of Maryland Extension Service
Barrick
Bakers
Thomasville
M. J. Grove
Broiler
Uinoxaline
Speke
Sitate Enya
Walter B. Palmer
Mgr
Rose
Maine
Florida
Red Rose
W. T. Lockerman CO
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