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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1948

Page

6

Maryland Crop Goals For 1948 From Farm Council

The Maryland U S D A Council issued 1948 truck crop goals citing carryover issues and need for acre reductions in peas tomatoes cucumbers and lima beans. Tomato and cucumber adjustments reflect oversupply while lima beans see a modest cut. A new 1948 potato price support plan emphasizes quality sales and potential written agreements with USDA. early prices set at 2.75 per 100 pounds for No 1 grade, with July terms and August reductions. Officials and county agents from University of Maryland and area farms attended.

Maryland U. S. D. A Maryland U. S Joseph H. Blandford PMA Department of Agriculture Steagall

Esskay Dominates Third Annual Fat Hog Show and Sale

Ken Clark of Schruderberg-Kurdle Co. bought the Grand Champion Hampshire at 2715 cents per pound for 235 pounds, with Young Callahan of Wye Mills receiving an Esskay cane and hog food prize. Reserve Champion sold for 260 cents per pound at 225 pounds to Alvin Sanger of Cordova. Forty one of seventy hogs shown by 32 4-H and FFA youths from five Eastern Shore counties were bought by Esskay at 24 to 243 cents, about 1 cent above market. A Delaware entry brought 221/4 cents. Hunter buyers praised quality and shipped hogs to Baltimore. full results to follow.

Ken” Clark Schruderberg-Kurdle Co Baltimore Hampshire Young Parker Callahan Wye Mills Cattle Exchange Denton Esskay Alvin Sanger Cordova Callahan Clark J. McKenny Willis & Co Easton Covell and Willis Company F.F.A Eastern Shore Delaware Allen C Driver Co., Inc Ural G. Bee Cochran-Hitt Co

C A N 4 H Club Trip To Washington Highlighted By Tours

The C A N 4 H Club met March 5 at Mr and Mrs L C Bradley home near Federalsburg with twelve members recounting a Washington trip during 4 H club week. Bradley Morris spoke on his trip while Alvin Bradley Wm Walkley and Ross Rob inson joined the group visiting the Capitol Smithsonian Institution and Washington Monument. Jackie Waldis won first in the third house contest Edwin Meredith second and Wayne Bradley third. Roy Merriken spoke on selecting laying hens for egg production as the club plans calves corn and tomatoes this year. Next meeting is April 2 at Helen Kent’s home near Federalsburg.

C.A.N L. C. Bradley Federalsburg Caroline County Bradley Morris Washington Bradley Alvin Bradley Wm Walkley Ross Robinson Clinton P. Anderson Congressional Senate Smithsonian Institute Washington Monument Jackie Waldis Edwin Meredith Wayne Bradley Roy Merriken 4-H Club Helen Kent

Adams Cross Roads Sunday School at Bloomery

Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr and Mrs George Neiff and family from Philadelphia visited Mrs Fred Fountain Miss Sadie Devore and Miss Blanche Stettler. Spring has appeared. Mrs Grace Norsey and Mrs Donald Davidson visited in Wilmington Thursday. Misses Hennie and Crolla Johnson also mentioned.

Bloomery George Neiff Philadelphia Fred Fountain Sadie Devore Blanche Stettler Grace Norsey Donald Davidson Donna Wilmington Hennie Crolla Johnson

Shoppers and Visits Across Town in Weekend Notes

Mrs Blanche Adams and Mrs Marian Robinson shopped in Georgetown last Thursday. Miss Virginia Lee Robinson stayed with Miss Shirley Blades in Atlanta Delaware. The W S C S will meet Wednesday afternoon in the community building with Mesdames Blanche and Edna Adams as hostesses. Mrs Harold Adams, Miss Madaline and Mrs Edna Adams shopped in Salisbury on Friday. Mrs George Terrell and son David of Newtown Pennsylvania visited Mrs Fred Fountain and Miss Sadie Devore Thursday.

Blanche Adams Marian Robinson Georgetow Virginia Lee Robinson Shirley Blades Atlanta Del W.S.C.S Mesdames Blanche Edna Adams Harold Adams Madaline Salisbury George Terrell David Newtown Fred Fountain Sadie Devore

Quote by Burke on obedience shaping government

A succinct remark emphasizes that governance rests on obedience rather than the label or name of the system. It frames obedience as the core principle that sustains political authority over time.

Burke

Chesapeake Bay Ferry System Schedule 1947

Daily and Sunday ferry times between Romancoke and Claiborne with hourly connections to Matapeake. Sundays include bus connections. note boats from Claiborne connect with Matapeake an hour later. Coordinating carriers listed: Red Star Motor Coaches, Baltimore & Annapolis R.R., Greyhound Lines, and Pennsylvania Greyhound.

Claiborne Romancoke Romancoke Claiborne Service MAU Matapeake RED Star Motor Coaches, Inc Salisbury Baltimore, Md Baltimore & Annapolis R. R. C Baltimore Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines Washington, D

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