Rilk Producers Hear Of New Plant Plan
More than 150 milk producers and dairymen from Maryland and Virginia attended a meeting at the courthouse Tuesday night. Officials explained how producers would be cared for under the association plan, with the Rothenhoefer dairy plant prepared to handle 2,000 gallons daily and up to 6,000 if needed, and 12,000 gallons from the county to Washington. The gathering aimed to counter distributors resisting the new cooperative plan and assure members of continued outlets for milk through October 1 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Charles Wertheimer
John McGil
Samuel Rosenstock
Amon Burgee
Jamison
Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Thompson
Dairymen urged to join new cooperative association
Mr Wertheimer urged producers to form a mUk producers organization to protect dairymen and keep farming profitable through cooperative effort. Professor Burgee highlighted a dealer contract's benefits for dealers. Samuel Rosenstock praised a new Poultry Association showing improved prices at receiving plants and distributor stations. A follow up meeting is set for Walkersville at 8 p.m. at the new school.
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Wertheimer
mUk
Burgee
Tie
Samuel Rosenstock
Poultry Association
Ashington
Washington
Walkersville
Maryland Legion Headquarters to Stay in Baltimore at 100 West Mulberry
The Maryland Department of the American Legion will keep its headquarters in Baltimore at the new clubhouse on 100 West Mulberry Street. Warren S Ltoyd, the adjutant, announced the plan on Tuesday. Col. D John Markey, Frederick, elected department commander, will lead a broad constructive program to be launched soon. Bamboo holds a fast growth record, reportedly two feet in 24 hours.
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Maryland Dep't of
The
American Legion
Baltimore
West Mulberry Street
Warren S Ltoyd
Department of Maryland
D. John Markey
Frederick
Maryland business outlook reports indicate sound economy
Reports to Paul Payne of Fue Chesapeake and Potomac Company from managers statewide say Maryland industry remains sound with healthy manufacturing prospects. They note no shortage of raw materials, good collections, improved transportation, excellent crops, and heavier movement of agricultural products to markets than at the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Payne
Fue Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Maryland
Frederick County economy shows strong farms and new housing
Labor remains well employed with high wages and earlier sabotage in industry has disappeared. Frederick area reports good crops in agriculture and fruit with robust business. New residential construction rises in Frederick, Brunswick, and Thurmont while the northeast near Westminster and Bel Air pursues diversified farming and canning with solid activity.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Weatminster
Bel Air
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Robert T. Rice
Univ of Md
Hugh A Watson
LeRoy Trone
Univ. of Md
C. Merle Dixon
Wideawake
Pictorial Review
PrefertAt
America
Thomas H. Haller
North Market St
State Department of Legion
Frgport Saya
City Opera House
Skla
Acta
WEIES
Aps
Frederick County
Frederick County National Bank
WEST
Mar
C. Thomas Kemp
Marylai
Cracker Shop
Patrick-Court Building
G. L. Baking Company
Karpen
Casper
Cline
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
North Market Street
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, MD
Myersville, MD
Monrovia, MD
Thurmont, MD
Union Bridge, MD
Allen G. Quynn
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Gruen
Owepans
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