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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1934

Page

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Milk price study urged by Washington County Farm Bureau

At Beck's Dining Hall the annual Washington County Farm Bureau dinner reviewed the Farm Bureau movement in Pennsylvania. A resolution calling for a study of milk pricing by Hagerstown distributors was adopted, asserting prices to farmers could rise with new economies by distributors. Other resolutions pressed lower Maryland telephone rates, hunting land owner permission, stricter highway accident investigations, harsher penalties for deadly or injurious crashes, and restoring gasoline price allowances for farmers storing large tanked fuel.

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau R. N. Benjamin Harrisburg Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Washington County Farm Bureau Beck's North Jonathan Street Washington County Hagerstown State Farm Bureau Maryland County Bureau Rec

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Growth

Discussion covered Pennsylvania farmers joining co operatives buying materials cheaper and the Farm Bureau’s expansion including an insurance company a magazine and a casualty automobile plan. Leaders Wilbert L. Smith Roy C. Weagley and Clarence Fahrney spoke on government aid and future conventions while an entertainment program featured Mrs Orville H Myers Lester Grimm and others.

Pennsylvanian Pennsylvania Benjamin Farm Bureau Penn Sylvania Farm Bureau Oil Company Wilbert L. Smith Frederick County Farm Bureau Agricultural Adjustment Administration Roy C. F. Weagley Washington County Bureau J. Kieffer Funk Clarence E. Fahrney Nashville Tenn GC. B. Wise Maryland Farm Bureau Baltimore Orville H. Myers Lester Grimm Boonsboro Anna Seibert Shank W. Walter Esmer

Re elected Secretary Davis Praised by Alliance

The Rev. W. W. Davis secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance was re elected to his post and resolutions praising his work were adopted at a Wednesday meeting in Baltimore.

Baltimore W. W. Davis Lord’s Day Alliance Alliance

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