Farmers Warned On Cattle And Sheep Bloat
The County Agent warns farmers to watch for bloat as cattle and sheep graze lush legume pastures. Four precautions include feeding rough hay before turning to legumes, inspecting stock three times daily at peak season, obtaining a bloat remedy from a veterinarian, and acting quickly to save animals.
Maryland Farm Wheat Allotments Mailed to Farmers
Maryland wheat farmers received their 1959 farm wheat allotments. The program assigns each farm its share of a national 55 million acre allotment, totaling about 184,859 acres across 15,000 allotments in the state. Chairman Parran outlined key effects of compliance or noncompliance.
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Weekend Visits Across Maryland and Delaware
Grace Vernon Smith and Mrs A Orrell Saulsbury visited cousins in Baltimore while Mrs George Turner Alfred Turner and Wilton Moore called on friends near Federalsburg. Easton hosts Rev J Leas Green and Mrs Green for lunch. Various relatives limited hospital stays and homecomings noted at Memorial Hospital Easton and visits to Rehoboth Beach and Fairfax Delaware.
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Wayne
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Harvey, Jr
Parsonsburg
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Walter Brooks
Upper Darby
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Sidney Dixon
Millington
Leonard Sparks
Centreville
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Emory Webb
Houston
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Wheeling
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Mary Laird
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Ridges Home
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Teressa Fountain
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Alfred Turner
Wilton Moore
Federalsburg
William Cannon
Annie Turner
J. Leas Green
Easton
Clinton W. Guthrie
Charle H. Messick
Norman Messick
Memorial Hospital
Lee Mitchell
Jesse Lynch
Wilmington
Leonard Dean
Robert Lee Towers
A. G. Saulsbury
H. L. Cooper
Wilson Saulsbury
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Smith Wins Third Main Event At Georgetown
George Smith of Milton Del wins his third race of the season in Georgetown’s 25c lap feature last Friday night. He passes hometown rival Paul Walker on the 10th lap, cuts 7.3 seconds from his best time in No. 5, with Bill Short leading early then Walker taking over. Top money spots include Smith Walker Tom Johnson Bill Short Erv Streets and Windy Bailey with total time 11 24.9.
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George Smith
Paul Walker
Smith
Bill Short
Walker
Tom Johnson
Erv Streets
Windy Bailey
Stu Smith
Russ Truitt
Bill Stout
Bob Maddox
Bob Smith
Ralph Alexander
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