Biography of The Class of Forty Five at B H S
A concise portrait of the senior class of 1945 at Browning High School with notes on each member’s prior schools and leadership roles. The write ups cover Marvin Abbott to Jeanne Woolf, listing elementary and secondary schooling, positions held, and class affiliations across the four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.hss
B.hs
Marvin Abbott
Marvin
B.H.S
Dickinson School
Martha Ann Cotter
Martha
Jenkins School
John WM. Grice
John Bill
Browning School
Doris Mitchell
Doris
Salem
Browning
Chillicothe High
Betty Powell
R Betty
Smith School
Mary Smith
Mary
Jeanne Woolf
Jeanne
Climax
Mundell
Kerry
Community Food Sale aids Linn County Honor Roll efforts
The H and C Committee hosts a Food and Produce Sale on Saturday afternoon May 26 at the Power and Light Building in Brookfield. Donations of eggs butter lard cream cottage cheese chickens cookies cakes bread canned fruits and vegetables are requested to support the Honor Roll fund. The article also offers egg storage and preservation tips during chinch bug season and rainy weather.
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Linn County
H & C Committee
Power and Light
Brookfield
Corn Crop Planting Care for Early Season Work
A planed corn crop needs proper seed bed and timing. Do not work ground when wet and ensure thorough disking to kill weeds after fall plowing. Properly order down soil before planting to avoid clods and ensure smooth corn coverage.
Honor Roll Update Request From Expansion Office
Notice urges readers to report any student who joined the Armed Services since the Honor Roll names were published. Provide the individual's name to the Expansion Office immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Expnesion Office
Garden beans face beetle threat this season
Gardeners with beans ready should dust or spray for bean beetles before they lace the leaves. Cryolite or .75 percent Rotenone are effective options. Lead arsenate may stunt bean growth.
Linn County Sets 7th War Loan Quota At $679 800
Linn County sets its 7th War Loan Drive goal at 679800 with 336000 allocated to E Bonds and flags a deadline of June 30. The notice adds guidance on poultry storage noting freezers can handle excess supply and detailing dress, chill times, and packaging for livers hearts and gizzards. It also advises freezing young birds for various cooking methods while hens are recommended for canning if locker space is tight.
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Linn County
Separate cockerels from pullets to cut feed costs
Poultry advice urges separating cockerels from pullets now and marketing surplus roosters promptly. Maintain one sire per 15 hens in medium and heavy breeds and one per 20 hens in light breeds like Leghorns. No roosters in flocks not producing hatching eggs. keep only males with exceptional breeding value.
Chinch bug warnings prompt creosote barrier plans
Linn County farmer notices warn of a potentially critical chinch bug season based on State Extension data. Farmers are urged to contact the County Extension Office to coordinate creosote barrier measures and plan control efforts.
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Linn County
Agricultural Extension Service
Rules for raising cockerels and pullets in poultry management
The guide covers selecting good cockerels and pullets. It advises buying baby chicks now, choosing the largest deformed-free cockerels at 8 to 12 weeks, culling feather and comb defects, avoiding cockerel trades due to disease, and raising pullets on pasture with shade, sun, and clean water. It recommends high quality growing mash, sorting pullets before laying, housing them separately, and feeding a 26 percent protein mash when laying starts.
Linn County H and C Page June Assignment
The Linn County Home and Community Committee was invited by the State Farm Bureau Federation to prepare the H and C Page for the June Farm Bureau News. The June issue will feature Linn County content produced by the committee.
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Linn County
Farm Bureau News
Home and Community Committee
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Women and Peace Theme Chosen for Farm Bureau News Page
Mrs J R McIntosh to edit the section with county representatives contributing articles and poetry. A brief summary will showcase Linn County Extension and 4 H Club achievements. Readers are invited to watch for this issue of the Farm Bureau News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McIntosh
Linn County
Farm Bureau News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leroy Beckett
Leroy
Bethel
Ridge
Lawther
Madison
Iowa
Fairview
Kirksville
Garrison
Neil Devore
Neil
Fairview School
B.H S
Junior Fanning
White Oak
Mary Ruth Fanningmary
Ruth
Lehman Fuller
Lehman
Rosalie Gooch
Rosalie
South Hooker
Knifong Grove
Eldon
Pierce School
Prairie Seminary
Dickinson
Sopho
Peggy Head
Peggy
Lyle Jacobs
Lyle
Gwendolyn Kelly
Gwen
Mt. Gileard
Sandusky
Liberty, Mo
Enterprise
Loren Lumsden
Loren
Bandridge School
June Carroll
Home Dem
Ralph Rogers County
E. F. Peterson
Cook’s Prairie Barn
Benjamin Moore
Scovan Red
Browning Lumber Co
Browning, On
B. J. Harvey
Fern
D. Carter
Milan, Missouri
Gooch’s Store
H. L. Schrock
Citizens Savings Bank
M.F.A. Cent. Cooperative
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