Farmers Urged to Advertise Goods Direct to Consumers
New Jersey farmers are urged to market produce by advertising and direct sales through local newspapers and campaigns. The guide highlights examples in South Jersey and Williamsport pa where farms build steady trade by direct sale of meat vegetables and dairy products. A state law expanding marketing options is praised for boosting direct selling and consumer access to farm products.
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Dohara
Alexx le
Clark
New Jersey Bureau of Marketa
Muramer
Jamies
Olveriiningt
New Jersey
Sime
Ojack
South Tersey
Fle
Popes
Department of Agriculture
Eits Mar
Kota
Ist of
New Jersey Industries
Ecole
espacinNy
Willamsport
Viernity
Pink
Willhimaport
Mietarengen
Boorrite
Ind
Poultry specialists inspect layers at state college
Specialists in the poultry department at the Pennsylvania State College examine laying hens and advise on growth and egg production to improve farm flocks.
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Vania
State College
Jersey dairy farmers slow to sign co op contracts
New Jersey dairy farmers lag in joining the Dairymen's League Co operative Association plan to pool milk. Headquartered in Newark the drive has secured 943 New Jersey contracts of the total near 2100 producers across several counties. League officers remain confident overall plans will meet the required contracts as imports feed market needs.
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Sumex
Warren
Thomas Ebsliiman
The
Jeagur
Faye
Orange County
Weehava
Orange
Dutchesa County
Gusiuchanns
Wane County
Erin County
New York City
Chenango County
Aloul Ruo
Chenango
Tkwan
Jers
New York
Pennsylvania
Seaguera
New Jersey
Newark
Jorgey City
Paterson
Passule
State Horticultural Association Discusses Potato Quarantine
Members of the State Horticultural Association meet to discuss afflictions in Pennsylvania crops. Officials from the Bureau of Plant Industry explain potato ware quarantine and procedures for inspecting and furnishing potatoes.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Plant Industry
Surprise Party Text From Delaware Home Gathering
A surprise party and variety shower were held at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Gibbs in Delaware. Friends from Easton and nearby areas attended the evening event with refreshments, games, and light entertainment.
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Delaware
Ira
Raymond
Gibbs
Easton
Selecting Standards for Hatching Egg Breeders
The article discusses culling layers to improve quality for hatching eggs. It details physical standards for hens and roosters including body shape, beak, comb, back angle, tail, and overall vigor. It notes the need to remove birds failing to meet the criteria and references New York World data and prices, aiming for high-producing stock.
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Uae
New Jersey
Brad
Jenn
Miecea
cEre
Bois
Salmens
Orien
Rome
County Farm Bureaus Organize for State Program
County officers and the State Federation plan ahead council actions appointing lending farmer committees to work with the state. The group, meeting last Saturday, appointed four farms and will pursue legislation and cooperation to advance farmer needs.
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Cooperon
J .Cornell
County Farm Bureaus
Htte Council
County Farm
Buredun
Focal
Farm Bureau
Hii
Wales
Warren Quinty
Rael
Bebdore
Chas
W. Glbua
Hope
Wal Houstom
Belvidere
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Way Bros
Third ST
Haston, PA
Lodus
England
Oxford County
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Barca
Reonte
Jersey
Sevike
Buyi- Neksinun
Ina
Ayks
United States
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Omaha
Ohio
Uno
Peroux
Jin Brase Wardell
Moscow
Scranton
Alleday
Wardell
Adia
Reine
Ulthater Swagil
George W. Maxey
Cownlng
Steuben
Firat’ Methodist Church
Optio
Scott
Scull & Bowne
Bloomfield
Northampton National Bank
PENNA
Dull’s Poultry Supply House
South Third Street
Easton, Pa
Jacob Walter
Vendue
Montana
N. J
H. P. Backus
Doylestown
Oliver
Osborne Reaper
Osborne
Encyclopedia
Britannica
New American
Wilkie Collins
Rudyard Kipling
Mithowany
Mosler
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Sutler
M.A. Pierson
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M. L. Rush
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