Machinery Neglected by Maryland county agent report
County agricultural notes report four farm shows in Walkersville Lewistown New Market and Ballenger with strong yields and support from Granges clubs and state boards. Prisoner of war labor assists in apple picking and corn husking while a future timber program is planned amid labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shorfmarker
Saven
Walkersville
Lewistown
New Market
Ballenger
Jefferson
Middletown
Frederick Hish School
Maryland State Fair Board
Granges
P.T .S
Ex Tension Service
P. W
4-I Club
Maryland homemakers urged to inventory canned foods
Miss Margaret MacPheeters of the University of Maryland Extension nutritionist urges Maryland homemakers to inventory canned reserves and store at least 100 quarts per person for winter. She notes it is not too late this fall to can tail end garden surplus such as catsup soup mix and sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Margaret MacPheeters
University of Maryland
4-H Holstein Club Champions Named National Winners
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announces the 1943 National Champion 4-H Holstein Calf Club Boy and Girl. Lyle Hohennstein, 20, Vernon Center, Minnesota, and Donna Gene Gigoux, 18, Carrier, Oklahoma, receive top honors in Brattleboro on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Lyle Hohennstein
Vernon Center
Minnesota
Donna Gene Gigoux
Carrier
Oklahoma
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
County Citizens Urged To Go To Polls On Tuesday
Frederick County leaders urge turnout for Election Day. Alyvie M Etzvler of the Frederick County Farm Bureau calls rural voters to study candidates and vote, noting farm prices, wages, and national debt implications. He stresses women’s participation and the shared stake in America’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Alyvie M Etzvler
Etzler
America
RC. F. Weagly
Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Thomas P. Culler
Associated Women
Weems Wenge Farms
Bureau
Maryland Egg Production Rises Across September
Maryland egg production continued to rise in September with hens laying an estimated 30 million eggs, up from 24 million a year earlier. For January to October, production reached 372 million eggs versus 337 million last year, with 2.813 million layers active in September compared to 2.509 million a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland Cay
State Crop Reporting Service
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Large Honey Supplies Reported In Maryland
Maryland money producers held about 173060 pounds of honey on hand for sale as of September 13, not counting hives. The 1944 season produced an estimated 432000 pounds, up from 360000 last year, with an average yield per colony of 18 pounds compared with 15 previously. About 24000 bee colonies were in Maryland in 1943 and 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
State
University of Mary
Iand
Free State
Marsland
Agriculture Dept Warns Against Land Boom Dangers
A warning note from the Agriculture Department cautions farmers and lenders about a potential land boom mirroring postwar inflation. It urges prudent planning based on returns from crops and livestock, soil productivity, water, roads, schools, and reasonable taxes, while calling for careful farm inspectionsbefore purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
Wickard
Facn Credit Administration
FCA
Looks To Future Dairying Problems In Maryland
Maryland Postwar Dairy subcommittee of farmers and University of Maryland Extension Service outlines a five point plan to head off future problems in Maryland dairy. Priorities include curbing inflation and unemployment, boosting efficient production, expanding consumption of milk and dairy products, reducing handling and plant costs, and expanding research. The report notes postwar demand may ease and prices could fall, stressing government controls’ role in dampening a potential downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland Postwar Dairy Subcommittee
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
War prompts shifts in demand and new competition
The committee notes demand declines and foresees rivals from lower cost regions and new wartime developed products. These factors, it says, will pressure profits and require adjustments in production strategies.
When You Forget Cigarettes in Social Situations
A guide to handling cigarette sharing with others, advising to either smoke with a single apology or skip after one cigarette to avoid repetitive apologies. It notes the social awkwardness of continual apologizing and suggests a smoother approach. The text also mentions carbon arc lights used in motion picture projection as generating intense light.
Liberal Use of Raisins Urged for Fall Desserts
Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland ext says abundant seeded and seedless raisins are available and nutritious. She notes raisins can substitute for sugar in desserts, plump easily, and suit cereals, baking, and fruit cups. To plump hard raisins, hot water and light heat for 10 to 18 minutes, then spread to dry. For batter, chopped raisins prevent sinking. add a portion of the soaking liquid to improve texture. Also discusses dairy progress from 1811 to 1975 and milk yield trends in Maryland cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Nov
Margaret McPheeters
University of Mary Lane
McPheeters
Public sale of real estate and personal property in Frederick County Maryland
Auction notices list a 10 AM sale on Wednesday November 7 including a 10 room house with outbuildings and a 1930s roadster in good condition. Real estate is a sub one acre lot with a 19 room boarded house, metal roof, and storage room. Down payment due day of sale, balance with deed, all costs by purchaser. Administrators and auctioneers named for the late Charles F Nikirk of Middletown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Wines
Charles EB Mikirk
Frederick Gounty
Charles
Nilstrix
Ala Coe Whippet
Baeetrent
Porpeanion
Catan Spbee
Elie Faupen
Washington Market
Damascus
Montgomery County
D. C
Zeiler — Real Estate
North Court Street
Frederick
J. Paul Adams
Orphans Court
Maryland
Paul Adams
Hooper Farm
Middletown
Mable
Teader
Maud
Maxon Stader
Queen
Prince
Public sale to follow Boteler sale in Middletown
The undersigned will offer at public sale at The Valles Reglater building adjoining the Boteler sale household goods including an antique settee, dining tables, chairs, antique mirrors, a Belgian cabinet, sewing cabinet, bookcase, clocks, electric appliances, trunks, leather bags, flower pots, interphones, wicker, Haviland china, beds, lamps and many other items. Terms cash. No removal until settled. Mrs Charles K Rhoderick, Kimert Bows, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ler Toteley
Middletown
Wbatu
Valles Reglater
Boteler
Borugsa Welton
la Aa
Brussels
Oise
Mahorany
Vieirola
Charles K Rhoderick Kimert
Rte
Myrile Kefauver
Public sale of Tuscarora Maryland estate and household goods
Heirs of Sarah F. Woerner will auction real estate at Tuscarora near Buckeye Town and road front on Friday November 17 1944 at 1 pm. The 20 acre property includes a seven room house with bath and outbuildings. Terms: one fourth cash, balance in seven months with interest, conveyancing costs borne by purchaser. Following the sale, the administrators will auction merchant stock store fixtures furniture and a Chandler automobile among other items. Conducted by Emmert A Bowlus Auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora
Maryland
Sacah FB
Woerner
Salea Ie
Toretoor
Alan
State Alamos
Internal Revenue Stampys
F.orrison
Helen Ft
Sapfrit
Lac Ann Stolirback
Helen Satrit
Chandler
Singer
Salome Lee Boyer
William Hover
Hieil
Peteraville
E.W. T
David Cartzenduet
J R. R
Francis Leo Steiner
William E. Boyer
Executors Sale Of Valuable Antiques And Personal Property
Public sale of antiques and personal property from Mary Lee Boteler estate in Davis Apartments Pile Low on West Mall Street November 4 1944 at 1030 AM. Items include mahogany dining tables china cupboards rugs paintings and more with cash terms followed by another sale of additional personal items on the same premises. Auctioneers and attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee
Telio
Mederick County
Maryland
Orphans Court
Said County
Mary Lee ‘Botcher
Davis
West Mall Street
Pile Low
Toswit
Veey
Odeawer
Adama
Martha Washington
Mahorbiy
Brats
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Holstein
Lyle Hohenstein
Mist Donna Gigoux
Fgg
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbruster
Orchestra Es el
Potomac Edison Co
DOSH
Mint
Mead Marylang
Virginia Mursea
Earl Dean
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick, Md
Wells Tire Shop
Patrick St
Steeak
U. S
Agriculture Dept
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic
New England
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Europe
Bae
Glade Valley
Garber
Frederick County Bar Association
Court of Appeals
William M. Storm
T. West Claggett, JR
E. Austin James
Walter E. Linn
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
George R. Dennis, JR
Alfred R. Jones
Marstend
DLA
Rral Estate Ang
Arnhen
Earl Nikirk
Chardes F. Nikirk
Edwit BF
Nikirk
Jonny W. Nall
J Vernon Coblentz
Emily
Orrison
Helen M. Safrit
Jaenh Rohrback
Jont Linha
Itn
Emmert A. Bowlus
Atctioneer
Willi
McCormick-Deering
New Idea
Victor
Pontiac
William R. Adams
Bree Ako
Lary Deleier
Howard A Groas
Laura H. Boteler
Emmett R. Bowlus
J. Vernon Coblentz
Amos A. Holter
Helen S. Boyer
Liam B. Boxer
Margaret Zecher
Wiliam E Boxer
Frederck County
Willie & Brewer
Norge
Gaelle
Willian
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