Farm group reports big gains from cheaper dairy rations
County Agent notes many young farmers report lower feed costs after adopting cheaper protein-rich rations. Members plan lime, fertilizer, legume seed, and rotational grazing. oat variety plots seeded. weed control demos to follow as chemicals become available. An upcoming Twi ght Pasture Meeting aims to show improved production through fertilization and rotation.
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Robert E. Stansfield Jr
Wilmer Wilmer
Frederick
Wilmer
Allen Flanigan
Harold Roderick
Millard Crum Jr
Paul Clemson Jr
Harold Brubaker
Francis Moser
Maynard Harshman
Wilmer Witmer
Franklin Smith
Eugene Long
Paul Stull
Howard Stiles
Jerome Wilcom
Robert Dudrow
Richard Grossnicklé
Johnsville
Robert Kemp
Feagavillé
Sllen Flanigan
Woodsboro
Clyde Thomas
Adamstown
Urbana
Paull
Lewistown
William Kepler
Braddock
Wilfred Runkture
Kemptown
East Church Street
Harold Rhoderuck
Walkersville
Harold
Maynard Harshi
Mano
Paull Clemson
Santteimann
University of Maryland, Ly
Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
Abdin J
Mt Airy Nominees Named For Town Offices
Mt Airy voters named candidates for town offices at a Monday night meeting. Frank E. Harper and Dr. Carl M. Van Poole head the slate for mayor and council, with L E Sherman Don Grigsby Hanford A Van Sant Carl W Smith Conrad V Brieger and Paul E Beall as six councilmen. Harper, a World War I veteran, lives in Warfield Acres and has led sales at Beechnut Packing. Van Poole, a long-time Mt Airy resident born in Salisbury, is a Mason and member of the Odd Fellows.
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Mt. Airy
Ald E. Grigsby
Hanford A. van Sant
Carl W. Smith
Conrad V. Brieger
Paul E. Beall
Mr. Harper
Warfield Acres
Mt.Airy
Carroll County
Beechnut Packing Company
Kiwanis Club
Garden talk blends design and science for home plots
Dr Betty Bradford Bloom, garden consultant, spoke to the Business and Professional Women at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about landscaping as a frame for the home. She urged soil testing, proper plant grouping, color use, dwarf varieties, and hedges to hide unsightly areas, noting plants need nutrients and care to thrive.
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Betty Brad Fford Bloom
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key
Washington Post
Times
Adj
Hazel McCanner
Ethel Crawford
Katherine Sherrill
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Sherrill
Hood College
Mary Baldwin
Crawford
Taskers Chance Club
Higher Prices At Brown Swiss Sale
The fifth Maryland Delaware Brown Swiss Sale at Frederick Fairgrounds saw 35 head bring 11 235 total with an average of 321. Three bull calves averaged 246.75 and top bids reached 825 for a cow and calf from Concord Farms. The sale, first in Frederick after moving from Gaithersburg, featured Braden King as auctioneer and RFC Frederick clerk R L Kelly.
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Seattle
Frederick Fairgrounds
Concord Farms
New York State
Wilson W. Gladfellow
York
Litchfield
Conn
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Braden King
Boonsboro
George C. Frye
Earlville
R. L. Kelly
Rfc Frederick
Change Definition Of A Farm For FHA Housing Loans
Bryce Hopkins of the Farm Home Administration in Winchester Hall announced a revised farm definition for FHA farm housing loans. Any land in production capable of producing 406 or more in agricultural commodities per year at 1944 prices qualifies as a farm, expanding eligibility to part time farmers with other work. The revision aims to include rural property owners previously unable to meet credit requirements. A note on woodchuck pulse during hibernation adds a separate wildlife detail.
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Bryce Hopkins
Ers Home Administration
Winchester Hall
Hopkins
Still Critical Frederick Man Wounded in Personal Safety Shooting
Harry Joseph Goodman 23 remained in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a personal safety related gunshot wound. Jean Palmer 22, also of Frederick, shot by Goodman during a quarrel, was reported improved.
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Harry Joseph Goodman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jean Palmer
Frederick
Goodman
Headlights to wings stir talk on recession in 1958 cars
Washington reports a Senate subcommittee session on easing railroad distress and a discussion of 1958 cars as a factor in the recession. Slichter warned about the oddities of car design affecting public approval as part of broader economic slowdown. The panel debated an emergency railroad fund and reconstruction reserve with a formal statement planned next week.
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Washington
Sumner H
Slichter
Harvard University
The
Senate
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Smathers
D-Flat
Elsu
Sens
Lausche
Ohioesd
Schoeppel
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Pioneer Seed Corn
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Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
DeLaval
New Idea Farm Machiners
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Monument
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