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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1971

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13

Mt Airy SS elects board at 48th annual meeting in Mt Airy

Mt Airy stockholders elected Wm Krill as chair and Harvey Tabler as vice chair of the local Southern States board at the 48th annual meeting in Mt Airy. Mrs Beard and Mrs Witte were named advisory committee members, with Stewart Walker and William Watkins chosen as delegates and alternates for fall district gatherings.

Cyrle Witte Mt. Airy Stewart Walker Monrovia Southern States Cooperative Richmond Harvey Tabler Mt. Alry Cockeysville William Watkins Damascus

Mutual Understanding Meeting Between Maryland Groups

A Mutual Understanding Meeting was held at Ward's Chapel United Methodist Church near Randallstown to discuss cooperation between the Maryland Farm Bureau and Extension Homemakers. Leaders from both organizations outlined aims in education, safety, health, and welfare, proposing a joint committee to consolidate efforts on mutual concerns.

Maryland Farm Bureau Women's Committee Pale Dior Ward's Chapel United Methodist Church Randallstown Fis Homemakers Council Hilda Marshall Clark Wilnoskey Calderwood Cecil Bonin Armour Carroll Leppe Frederick Extension Homemakers Farm Bureau Farm Bureau and Extension Homemaker

What Is A Cow Show The July 1971 Breeders Journal piece

A humorous portrait of cow shows and their devoted enthusiasts. It describes exhibitors as passionate and opinionated about breeds, the show environment with tanbark and sawdust, and the shared rituals from grooming to packing for travel. The tone is affectionate and comic.

Uerngey Breeder Bessie

Loin Eye Improvement Kit From Penn-Mar Shropshire Club

Douglas Chambers operates a large commercial and purebred flock near Salem Oregon. Chambers agrees with the Penn-Mar Club's Thoughts on Selecting notes to breed Shropshire strains with consumer preferred lamb chops and traits like twinning easy lambing low mortality and longevity to revive the breed's position. The Loin Eye Improvement Kit is offered to any Shropshire breeder for one dollar to cover costs and handling. Inquiries go to Mrs Warn G Menhennett club secretary RD No 1 Cochranville PA 19330.

Chambers Penn-Mar Shropshire Penn - Mar Warn G. Menhennett Cochranville Pennsylvania Douglas Chambers Salem Oregon

Farmers urged to clear weeds along roads

Fifty years ago former county commissioner Frank M. Stevens urged farmers to remove weeds and briers from the public road abutting their farms to enhance the county’s attractiveness. His call framed a rural beautification ethos tied to local stewardship and community pride.

Frank M. Stevens

Frederick SS Plans Aug 21 Meet for Southern States Coop

The Frederick area SSC Inc. members will gather August 21 at 7 30 p m at Governor Thomas Johnson High School for the annual membership meeting. Election of local stockholder committee members and operations reports head the program with R C Curtis and Patrick H Murray among speakers. A 15 minute color film Support System will be shown and an audience quiz Whats Your CIG tests cooperative knowledge.

Southern States Frederick Governor Thomas Johnson High School SS Coop, Inc Frederick Petroleum Service William A. Hipkins Ijamsville Harry Eugene Lawson Lawcen R. C. Curtis SSC, Inc Patrick H. Murray Baltimore

Frederick Soil District Wins Conservation Award

The Frederick Soil Conservation District earned the 1971 Goodyear Conservation Award for outstanding Maryland conservation efforts. Mt Airy’s Earnest E. Runkles was named outstanding landowner cooperator, with Keilholtz and Nicholson accepting on behalf of Frederick. The award ceremony occurred at the MASCD Summer Conference in Ocean City.

Soil Conservationists New State Soil Conservation Committee SSCC Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts Ocean City State Board of Agriculture General Assembly Wilbert R. Paul Allegany W. Mitchel Diggs Charles Maryland T. Waler Denny Queen Anne Wilbur F. Ward Calvert MASCD Coursey Edwards Caroline Frederick Montgomery Goodyear Soil Conservation Award

Sire Power Sale Averages Set Pennsylvania Mark

The 1971 Sire Power Sale at Kutztown Pennsylvania Aug 3 set a sales record with 69 head plus 11 calves sold. The day drew 1500 plus spectators despite showers and 38 animals sold for 1000 or more. Top price was 8300 for a Kingpin mare consigned by Clair Cottrill.

Kutztown Pa. Fairgrounds Pennsylvania Clair Cottrill West Columbia W. V Kingstead Raymond Hackett Harrisonville Charles Myers Lancaster Sam Acker Chester Springs William Beezley Girard Kan

States Cooperative honors new board members and awards

A ceremony will honor the new board members with lapel pins and retirements receive the Leadership Award. Nominees for Frederick area Stockholders Committee include Clifford Engeland, William Geisler, Lee Doub, and William Kepler. Delegates for Election District B are William Hipking, Harry Lawson, and George Nicholson. Clarence Shepley, Guy Fox, William Perkins, Charles Slagle, David Baker, and Donald Wisner will receive the National Safety Council Safe Driving Award. Local entertainment by Wild Country of Ijamsville. Tall corn reduces visibility at intersections and increases accident risk. seed with low growing grass or legume to improve visibility to 400 feet or more.

Frederick George A. Nicholson Detour National Safety Council Clarence Shepley Guy Fox William Perkins Charles Slagle David Baker Donald Wisner Wild Country of Ijamsville

These Pigs Went To Market Feeder Pig Sale Report

Pigs sold at the Maryland Feeder Pig Sale in Eden on July 26 reached 987 with 24 consignors and 12 buyers. Average per head ranged from 13.64 for 36 45 pounds to 23.38 for 100 pounds plus. July sales in Eden and Denton totaled 2 606 pigs at 58.2 pounds and 15.87 dollars per head with 56 consignors and buyers. Average weights and prices by 30 100 pounds plus were listed, from 8.94 to 24.68 dollars. Support the Maryland Feeder Pig Sales by consigning pigs and buying stock at Denton or Eden on the second and fourth Mondays.

Maryland Eden Denton

Loudoun County 4H Fair Set for Aug 25–28 Near Leesburg

The 36th Loudoun County 4H Fair runs Wednesday to Saturday at the Loudoun County 4H Fair Grounds three miles west of Leesburg on Route 7. Exhibits include horse shows, farm produce, photography, livestock judging, a dog show, a country store, and the Hootenanny concert evening. Livestock sales, fashion show, and prize giveaways feature among the headline events.

Loudoun County Leesburg Pam Greenway Farm

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