Large Attendance Marks Denton 4-H Club Banquet
The 4-H Club banquet drew 277 attendees including members parents and local leaders at the Denton Armory on November 13. Fred Asilton urged thrift and hard work and called for closer parent cooperation with Local Leaders while William Cooper served as toastmaster. University of Maryland economists outlined 1953 egg and broiler outlooks noting higher prices possible but costs rising and profits depending on production and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Armory
Fred Asilton
Caroline County High School
Asilton
University of Maryland
Maryland
WHEE LOANS OPEN FOR MOBILE CIRCULATING EQUIPMENT
Loans for farmers to buy air circulators ventilators tunnels and fans to condition storable crops are available from November 1 through June 30 1953. Eligible crops include wheat corn oats barley and soybeans. Loans cover three years at 4 percent interest with three annual installments and may total up to 75 percent of delivered and assembled equipment cost excluding labor. Eligibility extends to groups tenants landlords and owner operators. not for refitting dryers or equipment for others.
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Jas. A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration Committee
PMA
Farmers Spend $50 Out of 68 For Operating Expenses
Caroline county farmers spend about $50 of every $68 earned per acre on operating costs, state estimates show. A 150 acre commercial farm nets about $10,000 with $7,100 going to operating costs and $2,900 for the farm family.
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Caroline County
Committee For Conservation Now
The Riddle of Wild Bill Hickok Revealed
Stewart Holbrook, noted historian, argues whether Wild Bill Hickok was a famed frontier justice figure or a brutal killer in the New American Weekly feature. The November 23 issue, color gravure, distributed with the Baltimore Sunday American, presents the discussion.
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Wild Bill Hickok
Stewart Holbrook
New American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
National loan total for mechanical dryer purchases in 1952
In 1952 a national total of 364 loans for about 538,668 dollars were approved for the purchase of these mechanical dryers.
In memoriam Charles N. Kimmey 1949 remembrance
In sad but loving memory of our son Charles N. Kimmey who departed this life three years ago, November 21, 1949. We do not need a special day to bring you to our minds. The days we do not think of you are hard to find. Sadly missed by father and mother Edward and Emily Kimmey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Kimmey
Edward
Emily Kimmey
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William Cooper
Queen Anne
Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing
M. A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Jull
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nichols and
Hurst Patrick
Nichols Tax
Gilbert Banning
Federalsburg
Russell Matthews
Vernon Marine
S. J. Hurst
Andrew Kelley
Nelson D. Patrick
Caroline Soil District
Hurst-Patrick
Nichols
U. S. Census
College of Agriculture
Bill Hickok
The
Journal Today
Irs
Ernest Cooper Fire & Liability Insurance
Denton, Maryland
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Focal
Fastern Shore Public Service Company
SRA
RED Rose Dog & Puppy Food
Raymond D. Loose
Leesport
Lakeview
Billy II
Billy
Billy I
Tuquan Billy
Orangedale Flossio
Whiteheart
Locermaan Co
Beacon
New York
Irwin Feed. Company
Memoriam
Bakers Hy
Thomasville
M. J. Grove
MOGRE
Soil Service
Walter B. Palmer
Mer
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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