Frederick County Farm Bureau Plans Meetings and Events
The Frederick County Farm Bureau carries 93 members for the year and outlines plans for the annual meeting on November 29. August notes include a meeting led by President Leon Enfield, a Young Farmers booth at the Frederick Fair in September, and a report on the State Young Farmers picnic at Carrot County Agriculture Center. The Fred erick Equipment Company will handle Farm Bureau sponsored Safemark. Unwanted wheat varieties for price support were listed by USDA. Slow moving vehicle emblems were praised by the Slate Roads Commission. The Green Valley Farm Bureau Planning Group met at Richard Grossnichle’s home to discuss fair jury facets and a potential course on egil organizations serving the jury. A family picnic occurred at Paul Spurrier’s home in August, with the September meeting planned at Edward Kabler’s residence.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Leon Enfield
Rouxville
Frederick Fair
Lynn Ausherman
Carrot County Agriculture Center
Frederick Equipment Company
Safemark
Farm Bureau
Slate Roads Commission
Green Valley Farm Buress Planning Group
Richard Grossnichle
Harold Dodson
Elgil
Paul Spurrier
Edward Kabler
New Preparation 12 Promises Quick Relief From Hemorrhoids
Medical tests claim Preparation 12 rapidly stops itching and relieves pain while shrinking hemorrhoids. Doctors report cases of actual reduction with gentle care. Preparation H soothes irritated tissue and lowers infection risk in ointment or suppository form.
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New York, N.Y
Beginnings of 4-H Steady Through Centuries of Growth
The article traces 4-H history from early roots in New Ipswich New Hampshire to its enduring teaching motto learning by doing. It notes long time support from private donors shaping county state and national programs with scholarships awards and educational aids totaling over 1 million annually and lists major corporate sponsors including Allis Chalmers Armour Carnation Co Coats Clark Firestone General Foods GM Illinois Central and International Harvester.
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New Ipswich
New Hampshire
Uges
Mi- Mons
New England
Cooperative Extension Service
National
U.S
Allis - Chalmers
Armour and Company
Carnation Company
Coats & Clark Inc
Lawn Show Hosts Free Soil Tests At University Event
The third annual Lawn and Garden Show at the University of Maryland in College Park offers free soil tests. Bring a pint of dry soil from several lawn spots to the Ritchie Coliseum booth for analysis and recommendations, with results mailed by mid next week.
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Allan Bandel
Th University of Mary
Ritchie Coliseum
Rt. #1
College Park
Secure Your False Teeth Anywhere With FASTEETH
Advice promotes FASTEETH to prevent dentures from loosening during meals. The product claims to secure both uppers and lowers, provide comfort, and aid eating. It emphasizes alkalinity and urges readers to see a dentist if needed, promising faster results.
Maryland Dairy Cattle Produce More Milk In July
Maryland dairy herds produced over 128 million pounds of milk in July, up 2 percent from a year earlier, with 755 pounds per cow on average and 15 cents more per hundredweight than last year. Nationally milk production fell to a 33 year low amid hot weather, totaling about 10.165 billion pounds, with per cow output down 9 percent.
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Maryland
Maryland-Delaware Crop Reporting Service
U.S
County Farmers Warned Of Army Worm Invasion
Frederick County farmers are warned by extension agent Allen B. Bryant about fall army worm or second generation corn borer damaging late corn. Larvae up to 1.5 inches feed in the whorl, cutting leaves. Control with two pounds of actual insecticide per acre in 50 gallons water, directed into the whorl, repeat in five days if needed. More information at the County Extension Office, 662-4171.
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Frederick County
Allen B. Bryant
Schooley Named Treasurer of Jersey Cattle Organizations
Ray R. Schooley, Superintendent of Records for The American Jersey Cattle Club, becomes Treasurer of both the club and National All Jersey Inc. effective August 11. He holds degrees from Kansas State University and previously led the American Milking Shorthorn Society. He is married to Margaret Nicholson Detour.
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Ray R. Schooley
American Jersey Cattle Club
National All-Jersey Inc
Schooley
Margaret Nicholson
Kansas
Kansas State University
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Paul Deaner Buys Initial Ayrshire Female
Pau Deaner of Monrovia made an initial purchase of one registered Ayrshire female from Stewart E. Walker Jr Monrovia. The sale was recorded in the Ayrshire Breeders Association national office which maintains purebred Ayrshire registry records since 1875.
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Pau Deaner
Monrovia
Stewart E. Walker, Jr
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
David Gibaon, Jr
Brandon
Vermont
Association
United States
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