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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1958

Page

3

County Agent Warns on Gas Tax Refund and Corn Loss

The county agent urges farmers to file for a 3 cent per gallon federal gas tax refund by September 30, 1958, via Form 2240, with refunds for gas bought between June 30, 1957 and July 1, 1958. He also offers tips to estimate corn losses, reduce kernel waste, and adjust corn pickers, plus guidance on soil testing, lime needs, and recommended grain varieties for Caroline County. A reminder warns against planting wheat before October 10 to avoid Nlessian fly damage.

Denton Director of Internal Revenue Service Customs House Baltimore 2 Maryland Caroline County

Pasture Not Eligible Under Soil Bank Says Chairman Parran

Maryland farmers were told pasture and range lands are ineligible for the Conservation Reserve under the Soil Bank. Julius P. Parran, chairman of the Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, explained eligibility rules tied to prior crop rotations and tame hay. Noncrop open pasture, small fruit crops, nurseries, and federal or federally owned lands are excluded. The Conservation Reserve offers cost sharing and annual rents and is the only Soil Bank program available in 1958.

Soil Bank Parran Julius P. Parran Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Laws of Other States for Tourists

Motorists traveling across state lines should study each state’s traffic rules and penalties before driving. Speed limits vary with some states enforcing fines and court costs. ignorance is rarely a defense. Coasting in neutral is banned in many areas. headlights must be dimmed at night. specific rules on parking and railroad crossings vary. Ex tension notes list Denton classes taught by Mrs Wirght and others. register via the Extension Office Denton 142.

Justice of the Peace Georgia Rhode Island Washington, D. C Louisiana Montana Maine Alabama Kentucky Oregon Tennessee District of Columbia

Poultry Reminders for September Farming Tasks

A field style bulletin advises progressive poultry keepers to hold pullets on range or in the growing house until laying begins. September is ideal for repairs to houses and water systems, and for winter readiness. Ensure freeze protection and store equipment, then feed calcium sources to pullets and hens to prevent egg eating and maintain shell quality.

Clothing Construction Classes Offered In County

A series of about eight weekly advanced clothing construction classes will be offered by the University Extension Service starting late September through November. Targeting women with sewing experience, the courses cover fabric and pattern fundamentals, cutting and fitting, plus advanced techniques such as interfacings and bound buttonholes. Initial meetings are set for Denton day class September 30 at 1 pm, Denton evening October 1 at 7 pm, Greensboro October 2 at 7:30 pm, and Preston October 1 at 7:30 pm, with room for adjustment by demand.

University Extension Service Denton Greensboro Preston

Adams' Cross Roads Community Notes

Mrs. Wm Dennis of Seaford spent weekend in New York where he serves in the Coast Guard. Bloomery WSCS will meet with Mrs Elva Lyden on Sept 24. Auction sale urged with each member to bring a home item. Esther Johnson visited near Cannons Del. Dennis children visiting grandmother Marian Robinson. Horace Adams spent Sunday with sister Edna Adams. Alfred Smith of Greenwood visited Sadie Devore and Blanche Stetler. Joe Bailey family hosted guests Saturday. Edward Bailey hosted her parents at dinner Saturday. Subscribe for ne Journal.

Wm. Dennis Seaford New York Coast Guard WSCS Bloomery Elva Lyden Esther Johnson Cannons Del Little Dennis Marian Robinson Horace Adams Edna Adams Alfred Smith Greenwood Sadie Devore Blanche Stetler

Judy Thornton wins blue ribbon at Timonium State Fair

Hillsboro notes report Judy Thornton of Aunt Pearl's 4 TI Club earned a blue ribbon for a proper study center demonstration at Timonium State Fair. Other items mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rie of Hamburg New York to Oscar Rice, and gatherings of families including Alan and Anne Segar at a Junior High picnic in Camp Mardela. Florence Thornton and Sally McKline are noted as weekend visitors. George Pedro and family visit Wild Springs New Jersey relatives.

Judy Thornton Aunt Pearl Timonium Herbert Rie Hamburg N. Y Oscar Rice Alan Anne Segar Camp Mardela Mardela Robert Clark Easton Seth Baker Bethany Church Farmington Delaware Florence Thornton Greensboro Lawrence Thornton Sally McKline Plainsfield N. J Elwood Fleming George Pedro Wild Springs John W. Mason

Baltimore Livestock Auction Market Quotations 1958

Quotations for livestock at the Baltimore Livestock Auction Market Inc at West Friendship Maryland as of September 8 1958 list ranges for steers heifers cows feeder cattle bulls lambs veal calves hogs sows and boars with price bands per weight or grade reflecting market levels on that date.

Baltimore Livestock Auction Market, Inc West Friendship

New Born by Hilda K Wiggin Lowe

Poem speaks of spiritual rebirth as hearts open to God in nature. It contrasts dark past with bright future, praising divine guidance and inner beauty. Subscription note for The Journal appears at end.

Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe

Thermometer depth gauge aids locating deep holes by anglers

A combined thermometer and depth gauge helps fishermen find deep holes. It can be cast like a plug and used to identify underwater contours and depth quickly.

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