Spring Lawn Care Tips and 4-H Events in Caroline County
The bulletin urges mowing less and raising mower height to about two inches for a healthier lawn that crowds crabgrass, notes better late-summer fertilization, and outlines mulch use and soil care. It covers azalea iron chlorosis remedies, prune timing for forsythia, and lists 1959 Caroline County 4-H events including Achievement Day June 26 27 at Preston High School, State 4-H Boys Conservation Camp July 6-11, 4-H Girls Camp July 12-17 at Camp Mardella, and the Dairy Show July 18 at Downes Station.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
Caroline County
Preston High School
Garrett County
Maryland
Camp Mardella
Denton
Downes Station
Ridgely
Holstein and Guernsey Field Days and Pig Marketing Demo
The Tri County Holstein Field Day is set for July 24 1959 at Chambers Park Federalsburg MD with 4 H and adult exhibitors. The Eastern Shore Guernsey Field Day follows August 12 at Centreville MD with adult and 4 H breeders. A Feeder Pig Marketing Demonstration is planned for June 15 at Denton, with prior April event noted, to define core feeder pig production practices and encourage pork industry growth in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline
Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Eastern Shore
Queen Anne’s County
Centreville
Denton
Maryland
Maryland Farm Front This Week Wheat Quota Penalty Details
Maryland's farm front this week outlines a marketing quota penalty of 1.07 dollars per bushel for excess wheat from the 1959 crop. The rate equals 45 percent of May 1 wheat parity price. Penalties apply to farms with excess planted wheat unless under 15 acres, or signed for 30 acres feed use. Adjustments to the farm allotment before harvest avoid penalties, with a May 31 deadline in most Maryland counties. None in farms exceeding allotments receive price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Local WSCS Socials Hit Pleasant Notes
Hobbs society notes describe Mrs. Paul Maloney hosting a Wednesday WSCS gathering with business and a literary program followed by refreshments. Several visits and social calls are listed, including families from Denton and Easton, with numerous H. L. Thomas, Porters, Staffords, and zaun Daw son Fountain mentioned in short calls and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Paul Maloney
Redmond Long
Paul Stafford
W. G. Holbrook
Wesley Stafford
Ronnie
Dale
Sharon
May Wright
Denton
Francis Trice, Jr
Reese
Allen
L. H. Thomas
C. E. Porter
Joyce
Joshua Porter
Clarence Porter
Dawson Fountain
Lewis Butler
L. Hopkins Thomas
Easton
Kenneth Butler
Wayne
Elmer Butler
Roland Towers
T. H. Towers
Mrs. Dawson Fountain
Maryland inaugurates Distinguished Teaching Program 1959
The University of Maryland announces a Distinguished Teaching Program funded by The Greater University of Maryland Fund. The initiative targets faculty development and aims to strengthen teaching excellence across the university community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
University of Maryland
Maryland
The
Greater University of Maryland Fund
Birthday Honors for Brenda Drummond with May 17 Party
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Drummond hosted thirty guests on Sunday May 17 in honor of their daughter Brenda s 13th birthday. She received many lovely gifts. Mrs Russell Breeding and Blaine were Tuesday luncheon guests of Mrs Isaac Noble. Mr and Mrs Harry Gilbert of Wilmington spent three days recently with her father Mr Charlie Stevens. Mrs Mildred Hubbert of Federalsburg and Mrs Carrie Bowdle of rural Harrington and Mr Woodrow Passwaters of Georgetown were
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Isaac Noble
Martin Noble
Marie Passwaters
Mir
Lawrence Drummond
Brenda
Russell Breeding
Blaine
Harry Gilbert
Wilmington
Charlie Stevens
Mildred Hubbert
Federalsburg
Carrie Bowdle
Harrington
Woodrow Passwaters
Georgetown
Clarence Breeding Adams Cross Roads Notice
Mrs Lillian Leeser of American Corner spent Sunday with Marian Robinson. Mr and Mrs Wm Mutter of Dover visited their daughters and families. Little Nancy Lee Dennis spent Saturday with her aunt Edna Adams. Mr and Mrs Edward Bailey entertained her parents Mr and Mrs Zott Saturday. Little Bonnie Short entertained Nancy Lee Dennis Monday afternoon.
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Lillian Leeser
American Corner
Marian Robinson
Edward Bailey
Mrs. Zott
Little Bonnie Short
Nancy Lee Dennis
Congress Declared a Great Institution in Note of Support
A broad editorial stance praises Congress as a strong, enduring institution and urges confidence in its role in governance. The piece emphasizes historical significance, legislative resilience, and the value of debate within a republic.
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U.S
Moscow
Los Angeles Colliseum
Roy Campanella
David Sarnoff
RCA
John L. Burns
Thomas Lemon
Bloomington
Ind
Gina Lollobrigida
Queen of
Sheba
Canoline County Extension Service News
Aewspap
Helstein
Guernsey
University
Wilson E. Fikins
Hobbs
J. H. Thomas
Hickman
Susie Noble
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Clarence Breeding
Martina Robinson
Congress
Shirt Service
Third Street
Tria
4Th & Market Sts
Denton, Maryland
Pittsburgh Paints
Caroline Home
Oldsmobile
J. W. Hallowell & Sons, Inc
Federalsburg, Maryland
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