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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1948
Page
13
Washington warns gardeners not to rush planting. Plant dates depend on location and frost risk, with early hardy vegetables sown about a month before last frost and tender crops after frost danger ends. Guidance covers soil moisture, seed spacing, trenching, and use of a garden line, plus notes on fertilizing and regional agricultural details.
Annual meetings of the County Guernsey and Ayrshire Association were well attended with prominent breeders and 4-H members from Frederick Counties. Officers elected include Bruce Brandenbur as president and William A. Fouche retiring president to the board. Health regulations were discussed to aid 4-H exhibitors in 1948, with officers re-elected and new directors named for the associations.
A report notes the blast that killed six, highlighting the involvement of former 4 H club and FFA members. Prominent figures Bruce Brandenburg Richard Beachley William A Fouche Staley Hahn and W H Kent are identified with past 4 H and FFA activities along with Merril H Ifert president of Frederick County Holstein Breeders Association. The article mentions two visitors at meetings and cooperation with J W Ma igrider Extension Agronomist for alfalfa test demonstrations.
A language instruction fragment explains the word prestige as moral influence from past reputation. It notes pronunciation as pres tezh with the first e as the letter i and hints at syllable stress, suggesting a daily vocabulary focus and a practice of repeating one word each day.
The Frederick News notes Governor outlines general administration work, citing a $534,009 figure plus about $76,000 yearly for local school construction aid. Mentioned is a tobacco industry innovation replacing leaf wrappers with tobacco paper sheets preserving aroma and color.
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