Carroll Manor Grange Earns National Service Award
Carroll Manor Grange was selected as one of the first ten in the National Community Service Contest, a team achievement praised by Frederick County officials and Maryland leaders. County Grangers anticipate a National Committee visit to finalize Carroll Manor’s top ten ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry &. Shoemaker
Carroll Manor Grange
Frederick County
Maryland
Carroll Manor
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
University of Maryland
G. M. Cairns
Fraf
Raymond Alpredsen
Extension Dairyman
Cornell
University
Extension Service
Artificial Breeding Co Op’s Profit Down
Artificial Breeding Co operative of Maryland reports lower net profit for year ending June 30 despite higher gross income. Expenses rose sharply from 115,076 to 143,902, cutting net profit from 14,055 to 15,927. Walter J. Hahn cites on the job effort and better bull quality as key factors. Annual meeting set for next Thursday at the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative, Inc
University of Maryland
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Brattleboro
W. I. King
Gaithersburg
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
National Holstein Headquarters
Springfield Holsteins exceed lifetime milk records in Md herd
Four registered Holsteins at Springfield State Hospital Springsyke herd surpass 100000 pounds in lifetime milk. Springsyke Matador Alpha, Champion Buxom, Master Lass, Ruby, Delight, Echo, Ormsby Daphne, Gloria, and others post tall totals from 8 to 30 milking periods. Keendale Lodge Pauline Supreme in Vermont completes a 339 day test with 14,558 pounds milk and 510 pounds butterfat at 8 years 4 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Springsyke Matador Alpha
Springsyke Champion Buxom
Springsyke Master Lass
Springsyke
Ruby
Springsyke Delight
Springsyke Echo
Springsyke Ormsby Daphine
Springsyke Master Gloria
Omirnihs
U.S
U. S
King Cow High
Keendale Lodge
Pauline Supreme
W. I. King
Gaithersburg
Frederick's War Claim Surfaces Again in Congress
Frederick City seeks repayment from the United States of 200000 paid as a ransom to Confederate General Jubal Early in 1864 to save the town and its Union stores. Mayor Rice plans immediate action, aiming to brief Maryland's Senators and the Sixth District representative after Congress adjourns, asserting moral and legal grounds for reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Elkenauer
Maryland
Frederick
Banquo
Frederick City
Congress
Emmett R. Bowlus
Henry J. Falk
Donald B. Rice
United States of America
Jubal Early
Confederate States Army
Clyde M. Roney
Allen G. Quynn
Dorsey F. Shiptey
Washington
Aice
Atttorney
Edward J. Smith
David J. Lewis
John Walter Smith
House War Claims Committee
Lewis H. Fraley
Lloyd C. Culler
Henry H. Abbott
Elmer McC. Phebus
John H Grove
George W. Shoemaker
Board of Aldermen
Alban M. Wood
Smith
Lewis
Senator Smith
House
House of Congress
Senate
Delegation
Representa
Tive Lewis
Lewin
Committee On War Claims
Corporation of
Jubal Barly
Lloyd Culter
Edward Smith
The
Isle
Milton G. Urner
War Claims Committee
Chauncey Depew
Barbara Fritchie
Hammond Urner
Congressman Urner
Rice
Oklahoma City
Fertilizer Use Surges Across United States 1939 to 1949
United States farmers more than doubled fertilizer use from 1939 to 1949. The South Central, South Atlantic, and East North Central regions saw the largest tonnage gains, each exceeding two million tons more in 1949. Iowa and Minnesota together doubled the West North Central rise, using about 22 times the 1939 amount. The period also saw higher nutrient content per ton, raising effectiveness beyond 2 1/7 times. Farmers must optimize timing, application, soils, and crop needs while integrating lime, manure, and rotations for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Central
South Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
Iowa
Minnesota
Fertilizer Needs Vary By Soil and Practice
The article explains that fertilizer amounts and types depend on soil appearance, productivity, and cropping history. Substituting one element won’t fix deficiencies in another. Farmers can conduct simple field tests with broad strips or consult county agents for guidance based on soil and management differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justeas
Journeyman Origin in Renaissance Day Laborers
The term journeyman derives from the French word sont meaning day. In Renaissance times workers were known as day laborers.
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Guernsey
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Lewis B. Rock
Tyrconnel Farm
Knoxville
Springfield Holsteins
Geo. W. Gornich
Techniclan
Ayrshire
Jersey
Wight & Reeder
George W. Smith
Lloyd Bartner
George Reynolds
George Stauffer
Circujf NO
E. A. Dudderar
Donald E. Cheeks
Zigler & Wight Jones Brothers
Austin Trout
Tyson Lee
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash
W. Patrick Street
N. Market Street
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Jefferson Street
Hospital
Ald
Westbrook
Detais Call
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Second St. Frederick
Ned
Zeiler
Zeatror
N. Court St
Frederick, Md
H. B. Duvall
H. C. Summers Jefferson, Md
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Md
Phone New Market
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
Mercer Jones & Son Dickerson
Buckeystown
Mt. Air
H. P. Burdette & Son
MT. Airy, MD
Middletown Valley
R. C. Boyer
Chapline
Middletown
Tel
Geo. M. Chapline
Orphans’ Court
Annie E. Grabill
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Singer
Jement
Walter L. Grabill
Glenn Trout
John W. Null
Raymond L. Kelly
Cregaerstown
Piacadam Road
United States Internal Revenue
State of Maryland
Edith Delauter
Jennie M. Barker
Long Robert W. Grabill
G. Kathryn Rivera
Lloyd K. Grabill
Faithful Workers Class
Lutheran Church
Creegerstown
Ray
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