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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1950

Page

7

Farm Records Make Modern Farms More Profitable

Farmers and landowners are urged to adopt farm account books to track finances and operating gains. The article highlights benefits from accurate records, including tax returns, banker relations, and clearer net worth, noting simple two–table formats and guidance from state extension agents. It cites a Federal Reserve booklet showing a North Carolina farmer increasing income through intelligent use of records and credit.

Bean J. O. Schaub North Carolinatate College UPYT Gore Virginia Clemson Fcollege Atsen Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond North Carolina Freloral Reserve Bank of Richmond

Non Farm Population Up Significantly in 1941

Joseph O Blandford reports a large rise in non farm workers as the nation shows about 20 million more people outside farming with farm population dipping by nearly 3 million. Agricultural production rises about percent above the average, while farm earnings and spending drive broader economy and industry.

Joseph O. Blandford Oiovine U.S Tor Avery

Maryland Farm Bureau Meet January 7 10

The 35th Maryland Farm Bureau Convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel January 7 to 10 features former Secretary of Agriculture and Senator C. W. Anderson and Senator Herbert R. O Conor as keynoters. Tuesday Farm Bureau Day is expected to draw a capacity crowd with talks on national agricultural and foreign affairs. Meetings of eleven affiliate farm groups and the Maryland Agricultural Association will be held Monday at various Baltimore locations with a youth rally and square dancing planned in the evening.

Maryland Farm Bureau Lord Baltimore C. W. Anderson Maryland Herbert R. O'Conor Anderson Assembly O'Conor Farm Bureau Baltimore John Flook Boonsboro Associated Women Maryland Agricultural Association Wilson Heaps Street Set Hoke C. B. Wise, Jr Orginization Wilber L. Smith Frederick Martin Se. Sutton Ridggly

Residents oppose Europe trips amid travel interest dip

In a local survey six residents from Paeckeystown Hanover Lovellsville and Frederick say they would not accept a near future Europe trip even with all expenses covered. They cite health duty or preference to stay home with Florida a preferred travel option. A dentist notes a local anesthetic called truth serum as exceptionally effective for amnesia cases.

Hols Europe Nnt

Farmer Gets Go-Ahead for Greater Food Production

A wartime pace in agriculture is urged as demand rises due to the Korean conflict. Government production incentives and subsidies may boost crops, cotton, and corn in 1951 despite high costs. Weather and labor supply will shape final output and prices as farmers anticipate profitability and storage options.

Owi A Martin Washongtan Soen Orbart Garacticis Go Tian Yen Torres Cyllan and Mead Maresh Keren

County Farm Bureau Elects Leaders for 1991 at Frederick Meeting

Farmers from nearly every county community gather at Frederick High School on December 28 for the annual County Farm Bureau meeting. Cecil K. Holter Sr. and Shirley W. Bohn were elected president and vice president for 1991, with five new board members named: George L. Moser, Thurmont. Bruce A. Ramsburg, Unionville. Russell A. Dudrow, Frederick. James V. Shaff, Fre nville. Cyrus S. McBride, Middletown. The turnout included many young farmers alongside long‑time veterans, and plans were announced for a statewide Farm Bureau meeting in Baltimore January 8–10.

Henry &. Shoemaker County Farm Bureau Frederick High School Cecil K. Holtzer Sr. Jefferson Shirley W. Bohn Mt. Airy George L. Moser Thurmont Bruce A. Ramsburg Unionville Russell A. Dudrow Frederick James V. Shaff Fengaville Cyruss. McBride Middletown Harry L. Davis Farm Bureau Cecil K. Holter M. Frank Holter Frederick County Farm Bureau Frederick County State Farm Bureau Baltimore Frederick and Catoctin

Maryland Poultry Council Meeting and Farm Outlook for 1951

Seakal Cyaiset vaio Cormiut tee and the Maryland Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors will gather January 8 with about 1000 supervisors from all districts at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore. Samuel JT Roger Je Thurmont and president of the Maryland Turkey Producers Association are among speakers at the January 6 Maryland Poultry Council meeting. The 1951 farm outlook from USDA BEA notes higher net farm incomes likely, with increased costs and potential labor and supply difficulties. Prices for milk pork vegetables and machinery may rise. farmers urged to buy inputs now. A giant tortoise cannot right itself once on its back.

Maryland Association of Soil Conservation District Samuel JT Roger, Je, Thurmont Maryland Turkey Producers Association Maryland Poultry Council Lord Baltimore Baltimore Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture

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