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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
6
A March 9 1958 lesson argues conscience comes from God's Word and that society or church must be its guardian. It warns against listening to worldly voices, urges church unity and deeds matching words, and critiques church practices on wages education temperance and governance.
Earl N. Bennett of Cambridge is chosen president to succeed A. Vernon Turner as six team Central Shore Baseball League includes Easton Cambridge Mardela Preston Dorchester Ridgeley. Officers also named Dorsey Bennett secretary Robert Kreuger Preston treasurer W E Ledman Easton. Salisbury may take over Ridgely franchise. Maryland retrenchment eyed to cut 5.6 million in 1934 35 biennium. tax rates could drop 32 cents to 1.38 per 100.
The county agent outlines an adequate forage program to reduce drought shock. Plant Ladino clover and orchard grass, add pearl millet or Sudan grass in a 1% acre per mature animal plan, and apply 400 to 500 pounds of 10-10-10 fertilizer per acre for July grazing. Pearl millet should be planted May 15 and offers rotatable grazing with 40 to 50 pounds nitrogen after first grazing. Pearl millet lacks prussic acid risk when grazed under 18 inches. Cows reportedly milk well on it, though some find it less palatable than Sudan grass.
A month long survey spotlights the Delmarva Peninsula broiler business as a major economic force. Last year the industry produced 180 million chickens, supported a $45 million payroll, $67 million in feed expenses, and employed about 12,697 people directly.
The column presents a crossword puzzle with across and down clues. An obituary notes the death of Mr Zacharias of Ridgely Maryland family, long associated with Zacharias grist mill Greensbor o-Denton road. Survived by widow three sisters two brothers and several relatives. Funeral held private at home with two ministers officiating and burial in Greensboro Cemetery.
Gerald Huffman thanks friends for ecards and acts of kindness extended to his family during his recent illness.
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