Soil Conservation Program Outlined At Lions Club
Frederick county agent Henry B. Shoemaker spoke to the Lions at the Francs Scott Key Hotel about the soil conservation program. He said it aims to save land threatened by erosion and mining farming methods and noted that over a million acres already suffer. He urged planting legumes and increasing grassland while noting 65 percent of local farmers cooperated. He warned of national stakes and compared farm income declines with broader economic shifts, stressing subsidies for soil-building practices. The talk was introduced by John W. Wolfe. guests included W. S. Howard of Martinsburg and Charles F. Andrie and Fred C. Rundlett of Lynn, Mass.
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Henry BR. Shoemaker
Frederick County
The
Lions
Francs Scott Key Hotel
Am Devert
Shoesmaker
Shwene Nared
Ching
Shoemaker
John W. Wolfe
Club
W. 58. Howard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles F. Andrie
Fred C. Rundlett
Lynn
Mass
Farmers hear about federal conservation program in Jefferson
About forty farmers attended the town hall in Jefferson Thursday afternoon where Henry R. Shoemaker county agent explained the Federal Agricultural Conservation program. A similar meeting was held in New Market this afternoon and another will be held at Firemen's Hall Emmitsburg on Monday.
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Jefferson
Henry R. Shoemaker
New Market
Jiall
Emmitsburg
50-50 Settlement Of Overdrafts In Maryland Roads Plan
The Maryland Roads Commission and Gov. Nice back a bill to cancel overdrafts owed by Kent Calvert and Montgomery counties. The measure cuts debts by about 1.0 million dollars and redistributes 50 percent of the maintenance funds to other counties and Baltimore city. The plan faces final approval in both houses and signature.
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Annapolis
State Roads Commission
Harry W. Nice
Roads Commission
Kent
Calvert
Montgomery
Senate Finance Committee
Arthur Brice
Kent County
Baltimore City
Brice
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Court Of Appeals Grants New Trial To Passenger
The Maryland Court of Appeals reverses a Baltimore County jury verdict in favor of W. Cover Smith and remands for a new trial over damages from a bus seat collapse. Judge Adams's ruling below is set aside, with dissent by Judges Hondas Hamman Urner. Leo Weinberg represents the transportation company.
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Marsland Court of Appeals
Whas
W. Cover Smith
Near
Keymar
Ridey
Giles
Dastie Mitchell
Hondas
Hamman Urner
Uae
Baltimore
Yhe
Thaites
Frederick Apet
Jann
Jude Adams
Supubhiey Court
Adame
Smith
Court of Appeals
Frink
Leo Weinberg
Hue Kadge ‘Voonspectatin Company
Kellogg All Bran Helps Constipation
A reader from Oxford explains relief from chronic constipation after using Kellogg’s All Bran. She notes better bowel movement regularity without medicine and shares that the cereal absorbs water to form a soft mass while supplying vitamins and iron. The ad mentions serving ideas and that All Bran is sold by grocers and made in Battle Creek.
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Mia
Doris Eyre King
Abbey Road
Oxford
England
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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