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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1951

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11

Shermantine Retires From Dairy Group

Dr. R W Shermantine, secretary treasurer manager of Maryland Co Operative Milk Producers, Inc., retires after seventy five birthdays. He will return to his Sparks farm running 100 milk cows and other stock. A country physician by training, he helped found the Maryland State Dairymen’s Association in 1918 and led the group through its reorganized form.

Baltimore R. W. Shermantine Maryland Co-Operative Milk Producers, Inc Sparks Bermuda Shermantine California Great Mills St. Marys County John A. 3 Maryland Medical College University of Maryland Bramwell Pocahontas Effe Marie Peery Tazewell Glencoe-Sparks Baltimore County Franklin Square Hospital J. Wallace Heaps Maryland State Dairymen’s Association Heaps

Grange News Braddock and Glade Valley Granges Meet

Braddock Grange held a Tuesday meeting with Master J Thomas Summers presiding. Members and two guests discussed welfare rolls, sang songs, and heard road work talk by County Commissioner Robert Rhoderick. Glade Valley Grange also met with Worthy Master Edgar Zimmerman presiding, singing, cookie contest notes, and officer elections led by the state meeting in Frederick.

Braddock Grange J. Thomas Summers Hazel Holter Robert Rhoderick Glade Valley Grange Edgar Zimmerman Pauline Kehne Francis Scott Key Frederick Pomona Walkersville Louise Zimmerman The Grange Frederick High School Lisbon High School Erin Ely Children’s Aid Society Grange Endowment Fund Edgar Vanfoossen Oir Nena Jamis Arthur Graham Ralph D. Zimmerman Harry Remsberg Charles Hoke Mary Louise Remsberg Clyde Crum Ceres Barbara Eaves Flora Martha Frantz Cathryn Eaves Ant Steward Shirley Graham Mary Zimmerman Bruce Crum

Livestock Show Sales Reach Record at Timonium Show

The Eastern National Livestock Show at Timonium reported sales totaling about 1.84 million dollars as 369 cattle topped 42.76 cents per pound with average weights near 1183 pounds. Top price was 2.60 per pound for the grand champion sheep, while the reserve champion and hogs also drew strong bids. Lambs averaged 85 pounds at 86.95 cents per pound, hogs averaged 224 pounds at 23.65 cents per pound.

Timonium John Cooper Allen CL Prt Inc

Guernsey Club Welcomes Robert V Mehaffey to Members

The American Guernsey Cattle Club announces the election of Robert V Mehaffey of Mehbin Manor Farm Braddock Heights Md to membership. He manages a herd of registered Guernsey cows and operations at Downing Street discussed as England's prime minister’s home.

Guernsey Club Peterborough N. H American Guernsey Cattle Club Robert V. Mehaffey Mehbin Manor Farm Braddock Heights Downing Street

Kenland Clover Tops In Central States And South

Kenland red clover shows strong disease resistance and high yield across many states. Developed by Kentucky and the U S D A, it outperformed competitors under southern anthracnose pressure and promises large seed production, with expanding production plans through 1953 and beyond.

Central States South Europe United States Kentucky U. S Kenland

Winners at Ballenger Name Winners at Ballenger Cake

Ballenger community show awards list many names across dozens of divisions with first second and third places in crops fruits and vegetables. Notable entrants include Peck of smooth wheat Mrs Arthur Cook Bernard Shaft James Shaft and many families such as Zimmerman Young Gibbons and Renn.

Ballinger Prive Avinners Wth Arthur Cook Bernard Shaft James Shaft T. E. Zimmerman Pascal Renn Pascal Renn Richard Zimmerman T. E B. Zimmerman Robert Culler T. E Zimmerman C. C. Noltsinger Charles Noisinger Peck John Renn Bernard Shaff Virgie Young Jesse Youn Harry M. Howard T. B. Zimmerman Kenneth Zimmerman Harold Roderick Charles Naitsinger Pascal Renn, Jr Austin Younkins Austin You Harold Gibbons Elmer Gibbons Edgar Culler Howard Smith John Stones Charles Zummersman T. EB. Zimmerman Charles Barrick David Derr Cecil Crone Russell A Dudrow Elfen Cramer Harry Shafer William Thomas Claude Compher Jesse Young Kate Thomas Harry Poole Harry Shale Clyde Culler Claude Culler Harry Howard Grace Castle Barry Poole Wilfred Wisner Wanda Jean Derr James Shall Howard T. Smith Jean Derr Russell A. Dudrow Monroe Stup Paul Young

Thanksgiving and Christmas table and craft display items

A local club page lists multiple members arranging dinner tables for Thanksgiving and Christmas, plus displays of chrysanthemums and dahlias. Members shown include Mrs Russell A Dudrow, Mrs Wilfred Wisner, Mrs Claude Culler, Miss Margaret Poole, and Mrs Edgar Culler among others with crafts like aprons, felt crafts, cookies, cakes, and a Young People’s Department dress display.

Daniel Castle Roy Culler Ely Paul Derr Arthur Cook Donald Stackman Wagar Culler Fussell A, Dudrow Manroe Strup Monroe Stup Russel A Dudrow Wilfred Wisner Russell A Harold Royderick Harry Sha Hester Culler Kate Thomas Edgar Culler Jesse Young Waray Shafer Evelyn Blank William Thomas Edgar Cutler Harry Shafer Charles Barrick Mirna Miller John Biser Russell Thomas Howard T Smith Lester Rollins Russell A. Dudrow Charles King Howard T. Smith Harry Howard Jack Linton Plam Ros Witliam Miller Ruth Zimmerman Russell Hargett Atlee Compher Irma Huffer Janet Huffer Mary Grace Castle David Derr Bernard Shaf Claude Compher Raymond Syler Cecil Crone Helen Huffer Russell A. Dudrow Donald Stockman Austin Younkins Robert Culver Russell A. Dudraw Harry Paule Claude Compner Claude Culler Robert Culler Margaret Poole Edgar Hargett Chas. Barricki Roy Zimmerman Harold Rooderick Young People’s Department Grace Zimmerman Martha Etzler Charlotte Shafer Sarah King Jean Wiles Mary Culler Nellie Shafer Linda Culler Betty Lou Zimmerman Mary Thoras

Reporters Quiz Reveals Uneven Ike Presidential Speculation

Local residents and visitors differ on General Eisenhower possibly running for president. Several respondents say yes he will, while others doubt or oppose a bid, with opinions ranging from hopeful to cautious about his political future. The piece also notes a Maryland Hampshire breeders meeting and a Siberian iceberg report.

General Eisenhower United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Harvey H. Carmack East Lionel Burtras Motter Avenue Clayton Clarke Seattle Washington James Commnale Pittsburgh J. H. Conrad Walkersville Y. L. Hankey Frederick Mr. Conrad

Forage Value and Fertilization of Ladino Clover

Ladino clover boosts palatability and yield in forage. like alfalfa it needs ample mineral nutrients and phosphorus potassium calcium. Fertilization and management influence a field life of three to seven years. consult seed suppliers and extension services for best practices. In Brattleboro Vermont, Holstein cows from Richard Ahalt’s herd produced top results with Richvale Della Tippie and Richvale Rol Pansy showing high butterfat and milk yields across 365 and 354 days respectively.

State Agricultural Experiment Station Brattleboro Richard Ahalt Middletown Richvale Della Tippie Anothe Richvale Rol Pansy

Ladino Clover Valued For Pasture Quality And Versatility

Ladino clover defined as high quality pasture legume valued for production, palatability, protein content, minerals, forage versatility, and drought resilience. It spread across the United States, suited for grazing, hay, and silage, with seed sowing rates and mixtures with grasses or other legumes discussed for optimal stands.

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Oscar the rhino loses horn at Vincennes Zoo Paris

A photo by Robert Delvac shows Oscar the rhino at Vincennes Zoo in Paris after he had his horn removed for rambunctious behavior leaving only a bony plateau on his snout.

Oscar Vincennes Zoo Paris Robert Delvac

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