Local Poultry Men To Tour In New England
The Maryland State Poultry Association will run an August 22 to 25 tour led by Wade H. Rice with about 60 poultrymen visiting farms in Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. Stops include Dembro Poultry Farm Sewell New Jersey Walker Gordon Dairy Farm Plainsboro and several farms in Guilford Groton Norwich Storrs Franklin Bellingham Spencer North Brookfield Farmington Newton Rosemont Kennett Square and Doylestown with a final meet at the du Pont Estate Lonignwood Gardens. Two modern buses will transport the group.
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Maryland State Poultry Association
Wade H. Rice
University of Maryland Extension Service
Pensylvania
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Massacchusetts
Dembro
Sewell
Walker-Goordon
Bar Mountain Bridge
Dugan
S Caldwell
Nodi
Flemington
Rosemont
N. Jo
Lonignwood Gardens
du Pont
Kennett Square
Pennsylvania State Poultry Association
Doylestown
Rice
College, Park, Mad
The Farm Act A New Type of Co operation
Henry Wallace says food production now includes many nonfarmers who contribute along the supply chain. Farmers, processors, distributors, and workers from trucks to rails are all producers. The Agricultural Adjustment Act creates a cooperative framework with government as a partner to organize and align these diverse producers. Farmers and food sellers must active the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
Wheat Growers Told Of Benefits Of Plan Campaign Explained By County Agent
County Agent W. P. Evans says a nationwide Agricultural Adjustment Act campaign will explain a plan to pay wheat growers to reduce acreage. Meetings will spread the program through the county to adjust supply with demand and support prices. Farmers entering contracts will receive about two thirds of the 1933 payment by mid September, with the remainder around June 1, 1934 after compliance proof. The payment rate is expected near 30 cents per bushel, in addition to market payments.
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W. pil. Evans
Evans
United States
Int Congress
Mr. Evans
Interesting Feat Demonstrated At Newnam's Store
A five year old boy lifted a 200 pound man with two fingers at M K Newnam’s Frigidaire display to show the automatic tray release. The demonstration aimed to highlight easy ice tray removal, a feature of the electric refrigerator. Moth proof bags were advertised at The Denton Journal Office.
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M. K. Newnam
Frigidaire
General Motors
Mr. Newnam
little Kemp Newnam ‘Jr
Chincoteague Pony Penning And Round-up Thursday
Plans are set for the annual Chincoteague Pony Penning and Round-up on Thursday July 27. Wild ponies from the Maryland Virginia coast are penned for the firemen’s fete and a public auction draws visitors from many states each year.
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Atlantic
Virginia island
Thurs-mont
Wow Beechend
Wienint. f
Maryland-Virginia
Chincoteague Island
Chincojteague
Col. R. R. Creavy
North Carolina
Ponce de Leon
Spain
Viresinia
Ocean City
Assateague Island
Chincoteague
Sinepuxent Bays
Sensational Revue Graces Kent and Sussex Fair Stage
The Kent and Sussex Fair will present a grand Winter Garden Revue with precision dancers from a corps and more than a dozen musical comedy stars. Victor Zacchini The Human Projectile will perform a dramatic cannon launch while a net awaits his landing. The program promises Japanese and aerial acts, leaping hounds, comedy circus, and a moving train impression, all framed by lavish stage effects from New York.
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New York
Victor Zacchini
Sussex
Zacchini
Denton
Caroline county
President Roosevelt Visits The Eastern Shore
President Roosevelt tours Somerset and Worcester counties with Crisfield as base aboard the Sequoia. A crowd estimated at 8000 welcomed him as the yacht entered Crisfield harbor. Stops included the terrapin farm, Makepeace home, Rehoboth Church, Pocomoke, Beverly home, Snow Hill, and Old Hallows Church. Secretary Wallace and aides accompanied him. local officials greeted the party.
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Roosevelt
Crisfield
Somerset
Worcester
Chesapeake Bay
Joel Pinto
Crisfield express
Wallace
Makepeace
Rehoboth Presbyterian Church
America
Pocomoke
Beverly
Snow Hill
Church street
Marydel Man Commits Death by Own Action
Frank Dennis aged about 40 took his own life Wednesday morning at his Marydel area home by firing a pistol into his mouth. Mentally deranged per Dr J R Smith, he lived with his mother Agnes Dennis near Marydel. The body was found in the barn after his mother called him to breakfast. Magistrate H Claude Rawlings and Dr Smith attended, funeral held at Marydel Catholic Church and burial in Templeville cemetery.
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Frank Dennis
Marydel
Dennis
J. R. Smith
Agnes Dennis
H. Claude Rawlings
Greensboro
R. B. Rawlings
Bernard Luff
Marydel Catholic Church
Templeville
Laurel and Hardy in The Devils Brother opens at Federal Theatre
The family will enjoy Laurel and Hardy in The Devil s Brother opening Monday at the Federal Theatre with their usual humor and a colorful musical background. Also showing Wednesday and Thursday is George Arliss in The Working Man, with further laughs promised from Out All Night at the Federal Theatre Friday and Saturday.
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Laurel & Hardy
Laures
George Arliss
Bette Davis
Eastern Star of Federalsbure
KING OF JAZZ
Laurel land Hardy
Federal Theatre
Laurel and Hardy
George Ariss
enr‘ryings
Warner Bros
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Denton, Maryland
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Sinclair Minstrels
P. G. CROUSE
Federalsburg
Maryland
Slim Summerville
ZaSu Pitts
The
Dentonia THEATRE
CUCKOOS
Bert WHEELER
Robert WOOLSEY
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Pathe News
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Novarro Superbas
RAMON NOVARRO
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REGINALD DENNY
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Chicago
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Tele
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Trev Raepy
KENT AND SUSSEX FAIR
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President Roosevelt
William H. Bradshaw
Lorie C. Quinn
C. Curtis Cartwright
Rotary Club
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Chamber of Commerce
Marydel Man
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