Outstanding Young Farmer Remsburg Leads Local Farm Efforts
Bernard Remsburg operates a 125 acre Jefferson area farm earning the Outstanding Young Farmer honor in Frederick County. He practices soil conservation, keeps extensive records, uses a year round feeding program, rotational grazing, and 100 percent artificial insemination from University of Maryland stud service. Remsburg, a 4-H background member, partners with family, supports community through Grange and Holstein associations, and shares farming with landlord consent from Indiana. He and Betty Zimmerman have two children.
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Frederck County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Luther Remsburg
Doty
Brooklynwood Farm
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the Grange
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Farm Bureau
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T.B
Harriett War-Mary
Stoffel Carnation
Sir Febes
Meeseheart Exceliency
Mayers Grand Sensation
Blackie
Guernsey
Jersey
Curtis Candy Breeding Association
Syer
Prince Wiliam County
D.h.la
Young
Curtin
Mr. Young
Cost Of Military Is High
President Eisenhower cites missile, submarine and aircraft costs to argue for redirecting funds to world economic development if other nations join. He warns of waste without use and rails at Soviet Berlin repudiation as proof of broken international promises. The report notes planned Carroll County farm meetings January 20 and 21 at the Agricultural Center near Westminster.
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J. M. R Roberts
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Berlin
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Carroll County
Gist
Westminster
Income Tax Exemption Rules for Dependents and Support Tests
The article explains exemptions for dependents under the U.S. tax system, stressing two main reasons to claim exemptions carefully. It describes the support test, the $600 exemption value, and how to determine if you provided over half the support for a dependent in 1958, including costs like board, lodging, clothing, education, and medical care.
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Richard Mullens
NEA Service
Jain
Revenue Service
Teeneney
Loyd Hoffman
Frederick
Reporter's Quiz and Economic Outlook from 1959 Meeting
A collection of quotes and forecasts on the 1959 business year from Samuel Weeker Frederick and Samuel Maples. Topics include lodging costs for dependents, cost allocations in multiple support, and expected economic upturn. The meeting of the Young Farmers' Extension Group sets January 13 to discuss weed control via chemical use.
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Samuel Weeker
Frederick
Young Farmers’ Extension Group
Winchester Hall
Paul Sandeman
University of Maryleag
Wil
Maryland 4-H leaders headline in national and regional contests
Maryland youths and 4-H leaders gained national exposure through judging teams and expos. Howard Stiles and Clifford Stiles led dairy judging efforts in England and Chicago, while Kenneth Zimmerman Jane Neilson Wayne Hevner and Jerry Hevner contributed to state livestock teams and Atlantic Rural Expositions. George Brachey and others were Maryland delegates to national meetings. Farm Show week opens with broader rural youth participation and local leader support. Market prices for cattle calves lambs hogs and more were reported from Westminster weekly auction.
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Kenneth Zimmerman
Ballenger
Waterloo
Iowa
Jane Neilson
Unionville
Richmond
Virginia
Wayne Hevner
Liberty
Iown
Chicago
Jerry Hevner
Libertytown
George Brachey
Pleasant
Maryland
American Institute For Cooperation
State College
Pennsylvania
George
Joseph Smith
Charles Noffsinger
Richard Remsberg
Garret
Aucion
Western Maryland Stock Ace Inc
Westminster
Major Leagues to Back 20 Minor Leagues for 1959 Season
Major leagues will support twenty minor leagues in 1959 with a promotional push including ads on billboards radio and television and interviews with stars. The minors operate 24 leagues. at least some will gain aid to stay intact as three seek more help. George M. Trautman head of the National Association notes the plan approved by the majors and funded from a half million dollars for promoting the game.
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Tee Poeers
National Assn
Miors
Pennsylvania Farm Show Week Schedule Announced
Harrisburg outlines more than 120 meetings sales judging events and dinners for Farm Show Week January 12 to 16 1959. Governor Leader greets visitors stressing agriculture as Pennsylvania’s core economic activity and essential for food fiber and shelter.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
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