Backlot Pig Raising Cuts Food Costs and Yields
Home grown pig farming on a backlot plot offers cost savings and potential profit. A pig 40 to 60 pounds at eight weeks needs a pen, shade, weather protection, and clean water. Diet centers on kitchen scraps with pig feed. fortified Backlot Hog Chow boosts pork yield, enabling two pigs per ration.
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Purina Research Laboratories
Maryland Farm Front: Rat Control on the Farm
On farms in Maryland, control rats by cleaning waste piles, sealing food areas, and using bait boxes. Build concrete floors with solid footings, seal corn cribs, and employ continuous, community driven control programs guided by the County Agent to avoid costly rat killing drives.
In Memory of Pearl Butler from Mrs Minnie L Cooper
In loving memory of Pearl Butler who passed away November 1 1945. A devoted mother writes of the deep loss and enduring pain since her daughter's death. Memories linger daily, with tender, fond thoughts and eternal love from Mrs Minnie L Cooper.
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Pearl Butler
Minnie L. Cooper
New Fungus Blight Threatening Extinction Of The American Oak
The oak wilt fungus chalara quercina endangers all American oak species across many states. Discovered in Wisconsin a decade ago, it spreads via unknown routes and poses risk of eradicating oaks like the chestnut loss. Control programs unfold in eight states with federal backing.
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American Institute of Biological Sciences
Cornell University
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
A. J. Riker
Riker
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Appalachian
Ozark
Why They Changed the Bible feature in New American weekly
The November issue of the New American weekly magazine features Why They Changed the Bible, a colorgravure illustrated article comparing Protestant and Catholic Bible versions. The Baltimore Sunday American promotes subscribing to The Journal for readers to access the feature.
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New American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Garden And Home Improvement Programs Popular With 4 H'ers
The National 4 H Garden and Home Improvement awards rise in participation in Maryland with 350000 4 H members growing 115000 acres of garden produce and 200000 members completing 550000 home tasks. county medals honor 4781 garden and 3575 home winners last year. State winners earn trips to National Club Congress and potential eight 300 college scholarships per program. Allis Chalmers funds Garden awards, Sears-Roebuck funds Home Improvement, overseen by Cooperative Extension Service.
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America
Maryland
National Club Congress
Allis- Chalmers
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Cooperative Extension Service
Homecoming Services At Thawley's Chapel
Thawley's Chapel in Tuckahoe Neck hosts homecoming services on Sunday November 9 with a morning session at 10:00 led by Rev Wilson Davis and Church School at 11:00. afternoon services at 2:30 feature Rev Preston Spence. Regular Sunday schedule remains 10:00 preaching and 11:00 Church School year round.
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Thawley’s Chapel
Tuckahoe Neck
Wilson Davis
Preston Spence
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