Must File Statement Must File Statement by T. 8. ANDERSON
Frederick County Farm Bureau urges farmers to file before December 15 with the collector of Internal Revenue Baltimore Maryland an estimated income and Victory tax statement for 1943. The change aims to keep pay-as-you-go. Farmers may owe tax after deductions and must pay full amount by December 15. Final 1944 statements are due March 15, 1944 based on December estimates. Forms 1040ES available at post offices or banks.
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Anderson
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Claims offset crop losses in Maryland insured farms
About half of Maryland’s 2,055 farms insured by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation are expected to offset 1943 crop losses, per the Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency. Over one claim per three farms will be filed, with 200 claims already paid and 300 approved, mainly from Carroll and Frederick counties due to winter kill. Wheat losses total about 45,000 bushels amid other weather and pest causes.
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College Park
Maryland
Federal
Crop Insurance Corporation
Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Joseph H. Blandford
State Aaa
Maryland University
Carroll
Frederick
Blandford
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Maryland Aaa
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Catoctin Club Plans New Year's Eve Dance
The Catoctin Club will host a New Year’s Eve dance in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Clark Sheetehelm and his orchestra. The club again omits a dinner, offering breakfast at 2 a.m. in the Blue and Grey room.
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Catoctin Club, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Clark Sheetehelm
Engagement announced for Mary Hilas to Pfc Marshall Castle
Mrs Lena Hilas of Springfield Massachusetts announces the engagement of her daughter Mary to Private First Class Marshall M Castle son of Mr John W Castle of Frederick Castle serves in a medical detachment in the U S Army and is stationed at England General Hospital in Atlantic City New Jersey Miss Hilas a commercial school graduate and bookkeeper for Federal Tea Company in Springheld
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Lena Hilas
Springfield
Mass
Mary
Marshall M Castle
John W. Castle
Frederick
Miss Hilas
Federal Tea Company
Springheld Pfc
Castle
U.S. Army
England General Hospital
Atlantic City
N. J
Thanksgiving Dinner Honors Private Moberly at Camp Shelby
In Frederick While here Private Moberly was entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner and presented a number of useful gifts. He has been stationed at Camp Shelby since last May.
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Frederick
Moberly
Camp Shelby
Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights War Era Community Efforts
The Pomona Grange hosted a well attended Creagerstown meeting last Saturday featuring business matters and entertainment. Pfc George Hoffman spoke on his service in England and North Africa and praised frontline medical care. he urged unity at home and noted food will be a key factor in victory. A visit to Reichs Ford orchard illustrated the costs of fruit production and pest control. Local Granges in Frederick County top membership, with Middletown Valley and New Market leading the way, aided by youth involvement.
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Pomona Grange
Creagerstown
Pomona
Pfc
George Hoffman
England
North Africa
George
Frederick County
Grangers
Quynn
Reich
Ford Road
A.F. Vierheller
Main
Baltimore
Middletown Valley
Research explodes Bangs disease undulant fever beliefs
E G Hastings of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture argues that Brucella undulant fever in humans mostly stems from swine infection and direct hog contact rather than milk pasteurization. He notes high incidence in slaughtering industries and that dairy focus alone misses key public health risks.
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Bang
Make Poultry Feed Go As Far As Possible
College Park Dec. 10 With feed supplies scarce it is the duty of every flock owner to make poultry feed go as far as possible during the coming winter says Dr Morley Redull of the University Of Maryland poultry department Dedull points out however that skimpy feeding is wasteful because layers must be fed more than poatenous to keep them wome All hens require a certain amount of feed for maintenance sto hirher the gaye the greater the amount needed for the purpose For exaple he says a 4d pound bird consumes about 57 pounds of feed ao year for oain tenanece wWheateas a 6-pound bird cannaumes about Th pounds of feed for midinketance the same length of tue choul tiese hers he States consumes about 14 pounds of feed for every 100 standard weight exes said Meat Hock owners can do some thing to shetch the laying Mashes Or Jull believe so that more exRs WHE be produced with the feeds that are available He sug gests having an eemelip on the edge of mash hoppers to prevent the hens from pecking the feed out onto othe laor Ino he advises filing the trappers not more than half fur when mash as put in and string the mash frequents to stimulate ineredted concamp fon At led at 3 andties of hopper feeding space per bird is advisea
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College Park
Morley Redull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Dedull
Efficient Egg Production Through Feed Management
Guidance emphasizes maximizing egg output while minimizing feed use. It advises ensuring hens receive feed without waste, directing birds out of laying houses if they overeat, culling non-layers promptly, and keeping mortality low to maintain flock efficiency.
Major Lutz is assigned to undisclosed post at Meade
Major Francis E. Lutz, long a post adjutant and public relations officer at Fort Meade, leaves today for an undisclosed assignment. He is replaced as adjutant by Major Arthur B. Foster and as public relations officer by Captain Edwin M. Bult. Lutz, a Richmond native and World War I field artillery officer, served with the 2916 division and later headed newspaper duties in Washington before returning to Meade.
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Fort George G. Meade
Francis E. Lutz
Fort Meade
Arthur B Foster
Edwin M. Bult
Mater Lutz
Richmond
Richmond News- Leader
Meade
2916
Aaniy & Special Service Branch
Washington
Home Canners Urged To Save Jars For 1944
College Park MD December 10 1943 looking ahead to a big season for canning in 1944 home canners are urged to save all glass jars and tops suitable for reuse by Miss Margaret MacPheeters University of Maryland extension service Every usable jar and top will be needed to round out new supplies next summer and to save scarce materials and manpower for other war jobs She notes reusable commercial jars and tops are common in coffee pickles peanut butter and mayonnaise jars and caps Many are standardized so a jar and metal screw cap may be used with a sealing disc Boiling in soda solution and careful storage are advised while War time rubber rings are not reusable for home canning but can be kept for sealing dried foods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Margaret MacPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss McPheeters
4-H Club Meeting Plans Poultry Demonstration
The Ballenger 4-H Club met Tuesday night to discuss a Christmas party on December 21 and to organize a poultry demonstration. Mr. Rogers spoke on the county wide demonstration contest and presented "feed a fighter" certificates to Richard Easterday Ernest Reddle James Zimmerman and William Howard Jr. He highlighted county state and national contest opportunities for 4-H boys and stressed farm safety with examples of youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger
Rogers
Richard Easterday
Ernest Reddle
James Zimmerman
William Howard, Jr
Pascal Renn
Feader
Weather data snapshot with December figures
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am none. December to date 0.08 inch, normal December 3.25 inches, actual December 1942 3.86 inches, deficiency 0.891 inch. Yesterday high 61, last night low 23. Tomorrow sun rises 8.21 am, sets 5.47 pm, moon rises 6.58 pm, sets 8.58 am. Also a line about England having over 200 separate police forces.
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Albert W. Jones
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John Hoffman
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Charles R. Hoffman
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A. P. OQ
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Charles Hudson
North Market Street
Camp Butner
N.C
Mt. Airy
Frederick High School
Joe Stephens
Charles W. Willis
Irs
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H. Lavier Michael, Jr
Marine Corps
H. Lavier Michael
West College Terrace
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Parris Island
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N. C
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Frederick Avenue
Naval Training Station
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Lindbergh Avenue
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T.B. Hayward
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James F. Richards
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Worthington
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Adamstown
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Army Forces Flying Training Command
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Howard E. Thompson
Ridgeville
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Judith Ann
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Clyde C. Wachtel
Myersville
Charles [Fert
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Uniontown
John L. Routzahn
Creever
Charles E. Bitler
Winchester Street
Earl R. Moberly
Camp Shelby, Miss
Miss Mary Hitas
Henry RB
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G. Hastings
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
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Nosk
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Montgomery Co
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J. Raymond Kemp
Millard School
P&gg
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Lutz
Prederick, Maryland
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East Fourth St
Frederick, MD
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E Operated
Seiberling Tires Phone
Grocer
Joan Money
North Court
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Fredericktown
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