Frederick Holstein Assn elects Crum president at 30th dinner
John Crum of near Frederick was chosen president of the Frederick County Holstein Breeders association at the 30th annual dinner held Friday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Guest speaker Jennings Randolph warned a voting turnout crisis in Maryland and urged citizens to vote, linking freedom to civic duty.
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John Crum
Frederick
Maryland
New Zealand
Australia
Red Circle
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frances Ropp
Kenneth Brandenburg
Donald Easterday
Richard Pry
Mac Remsberg
J. Hamer Remsberg
William Cramer
Frederick County
Mr. Crum
Doty Remsburg
Jefferson
J. Homer Remsberg
Manville Cob- Jentz
Lester Dudrow
Namaville
Russell Wachter
Keymar
Renn Remsberg
Southern States Board Meet Highlights Growth in 1951-52
Richmond report shows dollar volume rising to 62 million and net worth at 23.1 million for six months. Feed and seed sales up while fertilizer and farm supplies declined. About 100 local and advisory board members attended the Frederick Maryland meeting with patrons utilizing expanded marketing facilities.
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Richmond
L. E. Raper
Annal Regional Board
Frederick
Raper
Frederick-Adamstown-Woodsboro
Albert KR. Ridgley
L. Monroe West
J. Uriah Lawson
Alvex D. Young
Arthur G. Esworthy
Donald Hanneberger
Harry S. Ranneberger
Charles E Swomiey
Harry W. T. Fouche
Jona C. Keller
Walkersville
Lawrence R. Witcom
Harold P. Weller
Ijamsville
Richard Ahalt
Carroll E. Bower
Middletown
Giena Stankel
William Tf. Moxley
Dickerson
Harry G. Harshman
Myersville
Paul F. Brunner
S. L. Lenhart
Thurmont
Russell C. Ficher
Harvey M Lave
Rocky Ridce
Albert R Smith
John Sarian
Union
Andre Charles D. Oland
Charles Ransbure
Adamstown
Blair
Mile Chick
Tuscarera
Stonesifer
Lere
Thiderbrand
Foster Warrenfeltz
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg Grange Covers Membership and Projects
The Emmitsburg Grange met with 30 members and 6 guests. Nine new membership applications were read and assigned to committees. Discussions covered Vocational Agriculture at the local school, route improvements slated for 1952, a scrap drive for the Community Hall, and efforts to register voters through a new government project.
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Emmitsburg Grange
Edgar Emrich
Morris Zentz
Wlliam Baker
County Grange
Farm Bureau
Russell H. McCain
Roads Commission
Ballenger
Emmitsburg
Grier Keilholtz
County Roads Board
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Walkersville Grange
Grange
Howard A. Quinn
Quinn
Howard Quinn
New Market
Pomons
Walkersville
Martin
Time To Spray Trees To Control Peach Leaf Curl
Extension entomologist and plant pathologist from the University of Maryland urge spraying now to combat peach leaf curl scale insects certain aphids and mites while trees are dormant. Early spraying is advised to prevent damage likely in 1952 if not treated.
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University of Maryland
LO. Weaver
T. L. Bissell
Indiana
No. 1 Sweet Clover Pest Can Now Be Controlled
Farmers gain a control method for the sweetclover weevil, the main pest of sweetclover. The article outlines the weevil’s life cycle, timing of attacks, and recommended chemical controls including lime sulfur, Bordeaux mixture, and DDT food-safe guidelines. It also notes cultural practices to extend plant vigor and warns about cautions for dairy and meat animals.
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Corn Belt
Tate Duly
Oxygen as Earth's most abundant element
A Britannica encyclopedia note ranks oxygen as Earth's most plentiful element, nearly matching the combined total of all other elements. The fact underscores its dominance in the planet's crust and atmosphere.
Poultry Manure Valued as Fertilizer Says Maryland Extension
University of Maryland Extension specialists Frank Bentz and Edward Bender note poultry manure's high nitrogen phosphorus and potash content and offer crops that benefit plus guidelines for maximizing use. Immediate spreading aids nutrient uptake while delayed application lowers value. Field crops tomatoes cantaloupes watermelons and lima beans are highlighted as beneficiaries though not suitable for sweet potatoes.
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University of Maryland
Frank Bentz
Edward K. Bender
Bentz
Bender
Delaware
Beef Cattle Field Day At University Of Maryland
Farmers attending the beef cattle feeders and breeders field day on April 5 will see a demonstration of beef herd classification. Topics include beef cattle outlook, forage roles in feeding programs, pasture improvement ideas, and pasture experimental work. M E Gannon notes over 1000 Maryland beef animals have been classified, highlighting permanent body conformation records for herd owners.
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University of Maryland
M. E. Gannon
Gannon
Hobbies That Stir The Mind And Sustain Spirit
A reflective note urges balancing work with engaging hobbies to keep the mind active and avoid fatigue and decay. The author, N. A. Lufburrow, proposes hobbies should feel thrilling yet genuinely recreative and worthy of effort and time.
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Toi
N. A. Lufburrow
Soldier completes processing assigned to Ordnance Training Center
Pvt. Lawrence A. Hemp, 21, son of Mrs Virginia Hemp of Burkittsville, finished processing at the 53rd Reception Center Fort Meade on March 22 and is assigned to the Ordnance Replacement Training Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground for arm base training. Seeds for the home vegetable garden of good quality and many varieties are in ample supply for spring planting.
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Fort Meade
Lawrence A. Hemp
Virginia Hemp
Burkittsville
53Rd
Ordnance Replacement ‘Training Center
Aber
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E. W. Pruitt
James Gwinn
Mylo Downey
Gordon Cairns
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
J. W. Poll
John Morris
Nelson Phelps
State Fair Board
W. L King
Montgomery County Association
R. N. Wills
Southern States Board
Brattleboro
Richvale
Harriet
Holces-Friesian
C. Richard Ahait
Molstein-Friesian Association of Amerie
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Benegh
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Ralstein
McCormick-Deering
David Bradley
Callipacker
Delaval
Alengaa
Catia
Stewart
Rota
William J. Dunn
Peedevich
Emmert &. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Marxland
U. S
New Hampshires
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
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McCulloch
Angers
Brown Equipment Co
Taneytown, Md
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Tan
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Lawrence F. Holter
Oxner and
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Frederick, Md
Deen Proving Ground
Willey
Frederic Meats & Grocepies
Boyds
Fredertel
R. C. Boyer
Geo. M. Chapline
Chapline Bldg
Travilah
Hunting Hill
Rockville
Montgomery County
Farm Machinery & Equipment
Allis Chalmers WC
Allis Chalmers
John Deere
Chas. M
Gaithersburg
Emmert EK. Bowlus
R. L. Relly
Amet
Siena
Thomas & Company
J. Austin Younkins
New Holland
Massey Harris
Ferguson
Brillion
Ceresville Motor Company
Ceresville, MN
MEW International Marvester
Seuan Dey
KR. C. Summers
Jefferson, Md
Mercer Jones & Sons
Dickerson, Md
Thurmont Ma
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