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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1963

Page

9

LeRoy 4-H exhibitor Dick Grass vows best fair entries

Dick Grass of LeRoy brings a heavy slate to the Mower County Fair after a decade in 4-H and FFA. He shows multiple Spots gilts and boars, several beef cattle, dairy heifers, and lambs with active leadership roles in LeRoy 4-H and the Mower County Council. Brother John, also 4-H veteran, misses the trail this year.

Mower County Fair Dick Grass Dic John Grass LeRoy Wether Market LeRoy Wide Awae LeRoy WideAwake Wide Awake Mower County John

Adams Commercial Club Backs Young Farmers Development Plan

The Adams Commercial Club executive committee endorses the Young Farmers Development Committee program and approves a grant not to exceed 100 dollars to survey the Adams service area for farm opportunities. Ed Millenacker calls a special meeting to hear Robert Mohler, Dwain Vangsnes, and Osmundson’s briefing.

Adams Commercial Club Young Farmers Development Committee Adams Ed Millenacker U. F. Development Committee Robert Mohler Dwain Vangsnes R’ Osmundson Y.F

Small Grain Harvest Progresses While Corn in Good Shape

The report notes widespread small grain harvest activity with moisture from rains in many areas and surplus in some regions. Corn is largely in good condition with most acreage in tassel or silking, while soybeans are in bloom with pod formation advancing in southern districts. Second cut hay is progressing and quality remains high.

Staite Southwest South Central

Fillmore 4-H Demonstration Day Results

Fillmore County 4 H held a Tuesday event at Preston Elementary with about 50 participants and 125 in attendance. Judges were Mrs Ed Luehman Judy Steinbauer and Francis Janeschka. Nine won State Fair trips across agriculture home economics and foods with several named winners from Lanesboro Chatfield Fountain Spring Valley Wykoff and more.

Filloore County Preston Ed Luehman Lewiston Judy Steinbauer Houston County Francis Janeschka Sidney Larson Ralph Larson Lanesboro Charlotte McMahon Jay McMahon Chatfield Jerry Foster William Foster Fountain Nancy Amundson Carl Amundson Carol Blahnik Louis Blahnik Spring Valley Kay Maloney Art Maloney Linda Holsapple Urbin Holsapple Wykoff Bonnie Erdman Ray Erdman Margaret Hingeveld Dale Hingeveld Sandra Brown Warren Brown Dolores Lerol Karen Larson Dannette Tammel Kristy Hagen Charleen Terbeest Jane Olatad Joy Tesmer

Fair season brings memories and forecasts from the farm front

The feature blends fair memories with agricultural notes from Minnesota. Topics include expected egg hatch trends, automation in pea canning, Clovia sorority at the University, corn rootworms and rust disease approaches, plus weather hints for summer fading.

State Barrow Show Dates Plans Set in Albert Lea

Sixty educational workers swine producers and leaders met with Minnesota State Spring Barrow Show directors in Albert Lea to finalize plans for the 20th annual show February 20 to 22 1964. The event will feature live and carcass judging to stress producer packer and consumer needs with changes to rules while保持 core goals.

Albert Lea Minnesota Martin Annexstad, Jr St. Peter Donald Paulson Edward J. Haeg John L. Olson C. E. Cairns Wilson & Co Cletus Murphy Waseca Iowa

Water Skiing On 73rd Birthday In Tulsa

M C E Wainwright, 73, celebrated his golden wedding anniversary by water skiing with his doctor piloting the boat. Fay, his wife, and Wainwright were married June 15 1913 in Monett Missouri. The couple note this anniversary ski marks their 60th year together and Wainwright had skied before on his 65th birthday.

Tulsa Okla C. E. Wainwright Winwright Fay Monett Wainwright

Feed Grains Program 1964 Moves Only Slightly From 1963

The 1964 feed grain program mirrors 1963 with a higher diversion cap of 50 percent of base acreage and higher maximum payments. Producers diverting 40 to 50 percent receive 50 percent of normal yield payments on all diverted acres, with a 20 percent cap on value of diverted land. Signs point to similar national price support levels as 1963, with more support available through the program.

Parker Goodsell Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Department of Agriculture

Lyle FFA Sets Entries for the Fair

Lyle FFA lists thirty four animals for the Mower County Fair with entrants in dairy Holstein sheep swine and carcass classes. Notables include Keith Goslee Neal Kenyon David Olson Rob ert Mittag and Dennis Tow among others. The group also plans rope work safe tractor driving and judging contests at the fair and Steele County Fair.

Lynn Balgemen David Olson Robert Mittag LeRoy Leinhardt FFA Neal Kenyon Arleigh Austinson Dennis Tow Eugene Rohne Tom Murphy Mower County Lyle Ffa Steele County Freeborn County Fair Pete Godfredson Lyle Vocational

Preston 4-H Day Highlights County Fair Activities

Fillmore County 4-H members showcase a full program on Thursday at the Fillmore County Fair. Highlights include a 2 p.m. parade of champions, demonstrations by Sidney Larson and others, horse judging and races, an 8 p.m. Style Revue, and a 9 a.m. 4-H auction with last year’s receipts totaling $21,112.34 and community sponsorship of $4,123.92.

Fillmore 4-H Fillmore County Fair Mabel Checkerboard Sidney Larson Lanesboro Hilite Fillmore County Preston Town Hall

Cant Keep Em Down On The Farm Population Decline 1910 1960

The piece highlights farm population loss from 1910 to 1960 with a 1.5 million drop from 1910 to 1940 and nearly 15 million from 1940 to 1960. It notes national income rose 89 percent 1950 1962 while farmers’ share fell from 7 percent to 3 percent, per Population Reference Bureau.

Population Reference Bureau

County 4-H Announces Trip Allocation for Fairs

Ron Seath 4-H agent announces trip allocations for the Mower County Fair and Junior Livestock Show. Dairy gilt ewe and lamb poultry rabbit and beef trips listed, plus beef steer barrow wether and lamb trips for October South St. Paul show. State Fair trips include demonstrations dress revue and livestock judging. 14 FFA members will show livestock.

Ron Seath Mower South St. Paul Don Ritland Austin Vocational Agriculture FFA

Farmer of the Week: Harlan Boe’s Mixed Crop and Livestock Farm

Harlan Boe operates 200 acres with 240 rented near LeRoy Minnesota raising 160 acres of corn 75 oats 4 soybeans 60 hay and a dairy herd of 22 plus 60 beef cattle 300 hogs and chickens Ground ear corn stored in a silo feeds cattle with plans to finish 6 steers and heifers this year using beef sires He champions farm programs though urges price reform and independence Boe and his wife run 22 dairy cows with milk picked up by LeRoy Co op Creamery They are active in 4 H the Lutheran Church and local farming groups including the Farmers Union and Co op Grain and Stock Co.

Harlan Boe LeRoy Boe Lodi le Roy Co - Operative Minnesota

It’s Against Law to Eat Lizards in Kansas

The piece notes laws in Kansas forbidding eating snakes, lizards, scorpions, centipedes, tarantulas or other reptiles in public or even pretending to do so. It also cites an old statewide rule requiring theaters and public halls to provide spittoons and cuspidors and a Topeka ordinance banning opium dens.

Topeka Kan Kansas

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LeRoy Vet Young Farm Committee Committee On Economic Development America Conradict Farmers Union Farm Bureau Grange Minnesota Bankers Association Minnesota Implement Dealers State Department of Education University of Minnesota Farmers Home Administration FHA Northwest West Central U.S. Department of Agriculture Fillmore BY Darrel Koehler Austin Paynesville Minn Wisconsin Washington Clovia Corn Belt H. C. Chiang Rosemount Barrow CCC ASC Preston Fair Mower County Farmers Union Rose Creek Park Lar Og Awanarakar National JNAL Powerite Harland Boe Ree Mrs. Roe Barbara St. Olaf College Northfield Joanne LeRoy - Ostrander High School Kathy LeRoy Lutheran Church National Farmers’ Organization The Farmers’ Union Farmers Co - Op Grain and Stock Co LeRoy Co - Operative Creamery Rural Fire Association Harlan Bof Hormel Blooming Prairie Adams, Minn Oakland, Minn Brownsdale
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