Taylor County Farm Bureau Officers and Directors Listed
The Taylor County Farm Bureau announces its officers and directors including President Kingsley, Treasurer, and board members J C Welch Warved Sharp Templeton D C Mohler W H Phender and more. Also listed are Home Department directors and several county chairmen and department members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Farm Bureau Exchange
L.A. Nordhausen, Co
THE
Farm Bureau
J.C. Welch -Warved Sharp
Templeton
D.C. Mohler
W. H. Phender
CyCade
J. Kingsley
Berry Jefi Crum
Glen Oxley
Earl Gordon
L.A. Parks
Bruce O'Dell
L. Baker
FP. Oxley
Chas
Moore Gennett County
Dewey Combs
Home Department
Hattie Ernest
Joe Crowser
H. J. Crowell
Geo. McNees
C. A. Boyer
Walter Welch
W. M. Barrans
C. R. ‘Andrews
Glen Wood
Alva Clayton
Edith Calhoun
Ames Farm and Home Week Notes by Mrs Lola Reid
Mrs Lola Reid files impressions from a visit to Ames with a Freemont County delegate Lucille Hoppock. She describes lectures on homemaking education and music, campus sights, and home management tours, praising the friendly staff, the 4000-student college, banana greenhouse, chimes, and the value of rural education for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
Ames
Des Moines
Freemont County
Lucille Hoppock
Pres. Pearson
Dean Anna Richardson
Dean C.F. Saieee
Robert Laurence
Agricultural College
Wham
Farm Bureau
Gov. Hammill
Ellsworth Richardson
T. E. Powers
Clarinia
Spe
M Mnie Buchanan
Victor
Confucius
Buchanan
Ellwood Richardson
Farm help wanted ads from Iowa towns
Exchange seeks to hire a man for farm work. Goodspeed seeks two men for work. P C Yiller of Conway Iowa seeks workers. N Norton of Bedford Iowa seeks a single man for farm work. Glagence Hogg of Blockton Iowa seeks a man for farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA. Goodspeed
P. C. ‘Yiller
Conway
Iowa
N. Norton
Bedford
Glagence Hogg
Blockton
Towa
Men Seeking Work in Iowa Classified Row
Brief classifieds list men seeking employment in agriculture and general labor across various Iowa towns including Gravity, Shanpsburg, Lenox, Bedford, and Athelstan. Entries note marital status and farm or general work aims, with names such as Earl Dickinson, Russelle Arthur, Herman Grace, G W Allen, BF Sanders, H M Moore, A G Lindley, Bert Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl ‘Dickinson
Gravity
Towa
Russelle
Arthur
Shanpsburg
Herman Grace
Lenox
G. W. Allee
Athelstan
BF. Sanders
Bedford
H.M. Moore
A. G. Lindley
Iowa
Bert Hudson
For Sale Farm Seeds and Livestock Listings
A dense purchase ad lists clover seed oats corn seed timothy millet and yellow seed corn for sale from multiple sellers in Bedford Bedford Conway Gravity Sheridan and New Market Iowa and nearby Missouri. It includes animals for sale such as cows calves Hereford bull sows goats and ewes with prices per bushel or per head and references to prizes and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C Welch
Bedford
Iowa
I. C. Welch
Jefferies
Hopkins
A. Goodspeed
J. P. Minor
Sheridan
County Y Geo
McMasters
Frank Steel
New Market
Edd Beard
Margaret i. Stimson
Conaway
Towa
Marshal
Marshal Redwood
Towa State College
Bruce Mayflower
Geo. McMasters
Jake Edgeman
Lenox
Timothy
Davidson
Lla Wintermute
Conway
I. Welch
Geo. McNees
Welch
Ned Combs
Limestone prices hold steady for 1925 in Iowa region
Prices on agricultural limestone for 1925 will be no higher than 1924 says H W Warner soils specialist Iowa State College. Some quarries cut prices with many asking 50 to 95 cents per ton and one at 35 cents. Quarries from Bettendorf Burlington Dubuque Gilmore City Keokuk Davenport Iowa City Legrand St Joseph Mo and Louisville Nebr offer immediate shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Warner
Iowa State College
Bettendorf
Burlington
Dubuque
Gilmore City
Keokuk
Davenport
Iowa City
Legrand
St. Joseph, Mo
Louisville, Nebr
Cash Discounted Fertilizer Prices Encouraged
The notice offers 5 percent off all fertilizer shipments for cash. Carrot prices are 26.20 dollars delivered after applying the cash discount. L. C. L. shipments run two to three dollars higher due to freight differences.
Orchard Pest Threat From Field Mice In Iowa Trees
A large Iowa orchard reports field mice damaging apple trees by feeding on bark amid heavy grass and debris. Prevention advises clearing grass, burying tree wraps, snow trampolines, and using strychnine poisoned grain carefully to kill mice while protecting birds. For details contact the Iowa Fruit Growers Association in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lowa Fruit Growers Association
State House
Des Moines
Spraying Machinery For Gardens and Orchards
Practical tips to control pests with proper spray gear. Recommends 50 gallon pumps for 12 or more trees, and power outfits for large orchards. Advises testing equipment, outlines barrel pump specs, and suggests forming spray rings with local managers. For more details contact the Iowa Fruit Growers Association or County Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa Fruit Growers Association
State House
Des Mines
Owa
Bedford
Have You a Soil Problem
Farmer asks if soil fertility affects clover alfalfa oats corn and legumes. The article notes rapid yields poor quality and advises soil testing lime and fertilizers. It highlights a grower using lime and fertilizer to maintain and raise crop yields and mentions a local agent offering guidance.
KNOW YOUR SOIL AND ITS FERTILITY DIFFERENCES
Farmers should treat soils distinctly as they vary in fertilizer needs. Many fields have long cropped or virgin soil requiring different management. Local soil experiment fields and state stations provide guidance on lime, fertilizers, and profitable crop rotations to maximize yield.
Prize Winners Grow Quality Corn at Grain Show
Forty six corn producers who won prizes at the International Grain and Hay Show in 1923 were surveyed on fertilizer effects. Most said fertilizer improved quality and yield, noting quicker growth, more even stalks, stronger plants, and less root rot. Many expected better maturity and fewer soft kernels in the future.
Phosphate Fertilizer Lines For Spring Demand
Report lists cheap phosphate and fertilizer suppliers including Armour Fertilizer Works Chicago American Agr Chem Co St Louis Darling Fertilizer Works Chicago and Swift Co Fertilizer Works Hammond Ind as sources for spring supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Fertilizer Works
Chica
American Agr. Chem. Co
St. Louis
Hey Day special rates lure cattle feeders to Ames
Railroad half fare passes to Iowa feeders visiting Iowa State College Ames for Hey Day on March 27 promise reduced travel. Evvard invites cattle feeders to see top market steers weighing 1200 to 1400 pounds and hear talks on feeding methods, molasses rations, and market opportunities with Chicago buyers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adip
Towa Vettie
Alata
Iowa State
Ancmal
Mareket
Evward
Chicago
Ames
Che Callese
Toys Yeon
Room For Poultry Unit Emphasized By Expert
Dr I A Bittenbender of Town State College urges more space early hatchings and balanced feeding to avert industry crises. Reports show rising flock sizes from 138 in 1921 to 161 in later years with higher egg output per hen. Proper rationing and feeding, including milk, are highlighted as key for healthier chicks and timely markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Bittenbender
Building a Hotbed for Early Gardening
Dig a slightly larger pit in a sunny sheltered site, fill with stable horse manure, then place a frame on the manure. Use wide boards or double glass sashes to protect frost. Raise the north edge four inches, support with bricks, fill with loamy soil five to six inches deep, and let the manure cool before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. C. Goudie
Paul Simpson Naird
Moore David
Kingsley
Lola Reid
Robin Lawrence
Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Oscar Hatch “Harley
Rosaline Cook
Quartette
Tolbert McRae
Mother Mahree
Clara Judson
Miss Davis
Miss Lynn
Heflger
Hedges
Cray
G. A. Moodyard
Conway, Towa
Herrick