Federal Land Bank loans aid Maryland farmers in 1937
Maryland farmers received 313400 in loans through the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and the Land Bank Commissioner for Jan 1 to June 30 1937. Of this amount 212594 refinanced old debts with 42648 to commercial banks 2631 to tax lists and 136902 to private creditors. Land purchases used 75737 and 104188 for general improvements.
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Maryland
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
The
Land Bank Commissioner
Tarry Wolsinger
Caroline County National Farm Loan Association
Baltimore
Puerto Rico
Holsinger
Federal Land Bank
Adapted Seed Needed for 1938 Program
County agent Geo W. Clendaniel notes the 1938 seed program hinges on the harvest due to low carry-overs and increased demand from the agricultural conservation program. Surveys show 1937 and the 1936 drought depleted reserves of domestic clover alfalfa sweet clover lespedera soybeans cowpeas and general grass seed, so locally grown seed properly harvested stored and cleaned should perform well.
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Geo. W. Clendaniel
Clendaniel
Good Food For Sound Thinker Quote by Mary Baker Eddy
A compact quotation reflecting on burdens lightened by Christ love and the easing of the yoke, attributed to Mary Baker Eddy, framed as a reflective spiritual maxim.
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Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
New Ferry To Start Up In October
A shuttle ferry service between Kent Island and Claiborne is slated to begin in mid October after state officials announced bids for the two mile road link to Kent Island docks. The project aims to save about twenty minutes on the Annapolis to Claiborne route with Matapex Romancoke connections and a new two mile road.
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Kent Island
Claiborne
State Roads Commission
Kent Island Docks
Public Service Commission
Emerson €. Harrington
Matapex
Annapolis
Romancoke
Eastern Bay
County wide meeting of poultry producers
Geo. W. Clendaniel, County Agricultural Agent, announces a county wide poultry producers meeting at Denton High School on Friday September 10 at 7 46 p m. Dr Cliff D Carpenter a leader on poultry diseases and control will speak. He formerly with Petaluma Laboratories and now directs Lederle Laboratories Poultry Division. Wade H Rice Extension Poultry Husbandman for University of Maryland will discuss and show a new sound film on the National Poultry Improvement Plan and outline Maryland Poultry Improvement Work for the coming year. All poultrymen from small flocks to large hatcheries urged to attend. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Geo. W. Clendaniel
Denton High School
Maryland
Big Love Point Celebration At Kent Island Weekend
A four day Kent Island Love Point fete runs Friday through Labor Day with 15000 to 20000 attendees. Notable guests include Lansdale Lasseer Howard Jackson Milton Veasey William Wilson and Millard Tawes. Highlights feature baths beauty contest sailing boat and inboard races, mock wedding, airplane stunts, parachute drops, concerts, and carnival rides.
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Love Point
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Upper Marlboro
Maryland Senate
Prince George's County
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Milton L. Veasey
Pocomoke
Worcester County
William R. Wilson
Ingleside
Queen Anne's County
Millard Tawes
Crisfield
WFBR
Senator Wilson
James E. Kirwan
Man
Hugh Legg
Stevensville
Charles I. Boyle
Queen Anne
Charles L. Roe
Church Hill
Chesapeake Bay Area
John S. Payne
Fencing in woodlands aids soil erosion control
O C Bruce state coordinator for the Soil Conservation Service reports farmers built over 12 139 rods of fencing in Harwood Boonsboro White Hall and Hagerstown within a year as part of the soil and water conservation program. He notes fencing woodlands protects young trees and reduces runoff causing erosion, citing studies from agricultural colleges.
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Harwood
Boonsboro
White Hall
Hagerstown
O. C. Bruce
Soil Conservation Service
Bruce
Ten Tantalizing Tongue Twisters
A collection of tongue twisters and alliterative phrases including rain, stumps, skunks, breezes, and names such as Sally Shaffer Sam Shuster Esau Saul Patsy Perkins Sara Sheldon and Sam Saunders. The items feature rapid consonant patterns and playful phrasing, with multiple sentences forming a dense playful text.
Federal agency buys surplus Maryland potatoes
More than 37 000 bushels of Irish potatoes were purchased from Maryland producers by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation to remove surpluses from normal trade channels. Maryland officials inspected the stock and aid in the buy. The potatoes go to relief agencies in Maryland Pennsylvania Maine Indiana and the District of Columbia.
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Maryland
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
S. B. Shaw
Maryland State Department of Markets
State Department of Markets
Pennsylvania
Maine
Indiana
District of Columbia
Shaw
F. R. Wilcox
How Tourists Spend Five Billion Dollars
Government estimates total tourist expenditures at five billion dollars with shares: food 21 percent lodging 20 percent transportation 20 percent retail 26 percent recreation 8 percent miscellaneous 6 percent. Regional notes compare New England sums and California patterns in 1935 showing food and lodging higher shares, clothing and merchandise lower.
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New England Council
New England States
Teachers Appointments Announced for 1937 38 School Year
The meeting of all teachers opens the year at Caroline High auditorium at 9 00 a m Tuesday with Miss I J Simpson and Mr S M North expected to preside. The list includes Caroline County staff across multiple schools with numerous principals and teachers named.
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Caroline High
I. J. Simpson
S. M. North
Caroline County
See the Doctor and Keep Well Program
Two thousand employees of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board and affiliated agencies adopt a cooperative plan for preventive medical and surgical exams. Monthly costs range from 2.20 to 3.30 dollars, with a government physician serving as plan administrator. Early results from similar clinics show illness reductions up to half, underscoring the old adage that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
Though hand join in hand the wicked shall not be punished
A brief sermon-like phrase quotes a Bible verse about justice and deliverance, noting the righteous will be delivered while the wicked face accountability. The line emphasizes moral contrast and divine oversight in a traditional religious voice.
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