Tuckahoe bridge repairs close road for another week
Twenty five years ago the Tuckahoe bridge was under repair and closed to traffic with work expected to finish in about a week. Denton postmaster Samuel G. Nuttle was confirmed by the Senate to take charge soon, succeeding Alcenus E. Cooper who became postmaster in July 1916.
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Tuckahoe Bridge
Samuel G. Nuttle
Denton
Senate
Nuttle
Alcenus E. Cooper
Evernham
Carter Block
Long & Beall
Everngam
Rebecca A. Emerson
John H. Emerson
J. Howard Pastorfield
Emerson
Samuel Dunning
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastorfield
J. Clarence Emerson
Lynbrook
L. I
J. Marion Emerson
Ansonia
Conn
California
W. E. Hills
Devon Cemetery
Charles A. Dunning
Harry A. Roe
George H. Wilson
Thomas R. Green
P. Shipman
James H. Nichols
Ferdinand Baynard
James C. Collins
Collins
Crop seed and fertilizer loans available here
Farmers Home Administration offices in Denton Maryland and other counties continue to offer crop seed and fertilizer loans despite the abolition of the Farm Security Administration and Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Administration. FHA Supervisor L Roy Willis confirms loans can still be obtained. applications are made at the Carter Building in Denton for Caroline county or at the regular FHA office in other counties.
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Congress
Farm Security Administration
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Administration
FHA
L. Roy Willis
Farmers Home Administration
Carter Building
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
The unseen hired hands behind farming progress
A pamphlet-style piece likens agricultural experiment stations to a vast bank of knowledge funded by a 1,235,055,000 dollar federal budget plus 12,000,000 dollars from states. It urges farmers to use the labs for better crops and livestock and to request information from the Dept. of Agriculture, state stations, or Swift & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientists of Agriculture
Swift & Company
United States Department of Agriculture
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
State College
State Experiment Station
Size of business by J L Tennant Rhode Island State College
This piece argues that a farm must be large enough to cover operating costs debt service and family living expenses. It cites crop and livestock benchmarks for dairy poultry market gardens potatoes and apples and outlines scale efficiency and cost reduction strategies. It also promotes Swift Meats for Babies and Juniors as a new meat outlet with doctors endorsing its nutrition and a request for a free booklet from Swift & Company.
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New England
America
Swift
Swift & Company
Dept. B
Chicago 9
Illinois
Understanding Livestock Grading and Market Price Factors
The article explains grading as a convenient standard assessing sex, weight, quality, conformation and finish, while price is set by supply and demand. Grades do not guarantee higher prices, as market dynamics can make medium grades fetch equal or higher prices than good grades depending on demand and supply.
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Margaret Mullikin
Baltimore
Edward Landry
Hartford
Almont, Harry
Cornelius Bages
Atlantic City
Church of the Holy Trinity
H. B. Thomas
Edgar A. McKnott
Henderson
Easton Hospital
Templeville
Templeville Church
W. W
James Hobbs
Walter
Cohee
Charles
John
Annie
Frank
Saulsbury Hobbs
Oaks School
Ruth Hubbard
Edward Davis
Hopkins Thomas
Helen Towers
George Wathers
Catherine Towers
Howard Davis
Ralph, Hayward
Walter Murphy
Maryland Assembly
Trare
Estter
Marylcnd
Spene
Maryland Tate
Waryland Council ON Education
Baltimore 1
Wyatt’s Clothing Store
Leslie Wyatt
Ernest G.cooper
J. L. Tennant
Rhode Island State College
P. C. Smith
Beef
Lamb, Veal
Martha Loganis
Union Stock Yards
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