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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
5
Miss Beatrice Fehr outlines milk’s top nutrients calcium riboflavin and protein and its role across life stages. Milk provides about one hundred nutrients and is a key source for calcium and phosphorus building teeth and bones, heart nerves and muscles. one quart daily can supply all protein needs.
J Orville Stup listing describes farms and residential properties near Urbana and West of city. Includes 53 acre modern stock farm with other buildings, 22,000 price, 3, 4, 5 bedroom homes, brick bungalows, farms with dairy barn, and a 1965 ranch type brick bungalow. Agents Luther Knowles Harvey Burall Ralph Borer listed.
George W. Swartz Frederick County Soil Conservation Districts supervisor wins a 20 year service plaque from the U S Department of Agriculture signed by Ezra Taft Benson. Swartz began with the Soil Conservation Service May 1957 in Home Pennsylvania and moved to Frederick County October 1955 as soil conservationist for Frederick and Catoctin districts.
Real estate ads list multiple properties in Frederick county including three and four bedroom brick homes with basements and garages, rambler and bungalow styles, prices ranging from 12 000 to 18 500, two building lots near Frederick, and investment prop in Bartonsville. Financing options include VA FHA conventional and builder services offered with office contact details for Bernard Simmons at Monument offices.
Maryland orchardists replace apple and peach trees with new varieties and shift to smaller baskets for peach marketing. A University of Maryland Extension Service survey, published with the Agricultural Marketing Service, shows fruit production concentrated in the state’s growing regions.
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