Field Day At Northern Iowa Experimental Farm July 6
The county agricultural field day at the Northern Iowa Experimental Association Farm in Kanawha is set for July 6. C. E. Judd says farmers will view weed spraying on flax and oats, small grain trials, corn and soybean variety demonstrations, and disease resistance breeding work.
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Nual
Northern Iowa Experimental Association
Kanawha
C. E. Judd
Winnebago County
Judd
Key
Shelby
Lake Mills Legion Celebrates July Fourth Festivities
Otto-Chase Post of The American Legion at Lake Mills hosts a July 4 and 5 celebration at Rice Lake Park. A golf tournament on the fourth precedes a full weekend program with baseball, concessions, airplane rides, prize awards, and community picnics. State Commander Turnquist to appear, concluding with county Legion officer elections at Lake Mills High School.
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Otto-Chase Post
American Lion
Lake Mills
Aly
Rice Lake Ale Park
Rice Lake State Park
Turnuist
American Legion
Gleaners 4-H Club Meets at Ryerson Home
The Rant Gleaners 4-H Club met at Phyllis Ryerson's home with Suzanne Kuns as vice president. Members planned a safe elephant at the June Farm Bureau meeting, named secret sisters, and exchanged small favors. Demonstrations on neckwear, grooming, the 4-H uniform, and sewing for projects were given by JoAnn Boyken, Phyllis Ryerson, and Ramona Aukes. Music from Music in the Air accompanied a talk on outfitting members. Carol Suyoken prepared a three piece display, and plans for the club's 40 member drive were discussed. Reilly Day attendees included Aukes, Boyken, Kuns, Hollander, and Ryerson. Ramona Aukes elected County Historian. Kuns represented the club in the Goodstanding Contest. Phyllis Ryerson reported as club reporter.
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Grant Gleaners
Phyllis Ryerson
Suzanne Kuns
JoAnn Boyle
Aat Farm Bureau
Phyllis
Paull Kuns
Ted Aukes
Ramonike
Carol Suoyken
Myg
J. Boyken
Heles
Shior
Thomps
Beverly Holland
Ryerson
Kuns
Aukes
Eh Boyken
Suzanne Kuns Okbart
Ramona Aukes
County Istorian
Phyllis Ryerdn
Electrician Killed Reaching 15,000 Volt Line Near Con
Electrician Llyod Braynt, a lineman for a power company, was fatally burned when he touched a 15,000 volt line near Con. His shirt burst into flames and was removed by a fellow worker who carried him down the pole.
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Llyod Braynt
Con
Ames
Appreciation note from Mrs Charte Bowers
Mrs Charte Bowers expresses sincere thanks to Doctors Dolmage and Williams at Dolage Hospital for their kindness and to all who sent cards. The wording thanks the staff for care shown during Kilel's stay.
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Dolmage
Williams
Kilel
Dolage Hospital
Charte Bowers
State 4-H Boys Short Course Opens at Iowa State College
The 1948 state 4-H Boys Short Course opens June 28 at Iowa State College with tours of the campus and talks by C. B. Judd, Dr. Charles E. Finley, and H. H. Kildee. Delegates will hear from Andy Cubit and Al Hoefer on Germany and agricultural extension. Frank Leahy of Notre Dame will address the opening crowd. Election of state officers is set for June 29 as attendance of about 1,200 is expected.
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Iowa State College
C. B. Judd
Winnebago County
Charles E. Finley
Town
State College
H. H. Kildee
Division of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Andy Cubit
Mahaska County
4-H
Germany
al Hoefer
New York State
Hoefer
Europe
Frank Leahy
University of Notre Dame
Iowa
Iowa Rural Young People’s Assembly
Dale Williams
Hogs and Cattle Backed In Conservation Farming
County extension director C. E. Judd says hogs and cattle have a defined role in soil conservation. Pasture and legume hay improve pig feeds and cattle gains, with alfalfa pasture saving protein supplement and reducing grain needs. Tests at Iowa State facilities show pasture plus grass can market hay and beef while cutting fed grain and protein requirements.
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C. E. Judd
Winnebago County
Judd
Iowa Experimental Station
Cattle Fattening on Pasture Studied in Tests
In Clarinda tests steers fattened on pasture and in drylot fetched the same price. Pasture requires .78 to 1.48 acres per steer of brome alfalfa. While pasture fattening takes longer, it profits from grass grown under a soil conservation program.
Fine Turnout at Milking Machine Washing School
A turnout of ten 4-H boys and two leaders from five clubs attended a cream separator and milking machine washing demonstration at the Elmer Bergland farm on Wednesday evening May 26. Marion Ingebritson, fieldman for the Winnebago Dairy Products Improvement Association, reports plans for the 4-H boys to carry on the dairy demonstrations within their clubs.
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Elmer Bergland Farm
Marion Ingebritson
Winnebago Dairy Products Improvement Association
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Mary Field Oy
Ake Mills Legion
Rant Gleaners
C. C. Culberson
Iowa State Experimental Station
College Soil Conservation Farm
Clarinda
DeVries Sales
Buffalo Center
U. S
Welp’s Hatchery
Bancroft
The
Hatchery Tribune & Feed Retailer
Bancroft, Iowa
Iowa Poultry Improvement Supervisory Board
Ames, Iowa
Island of
Luzon
Community Oil Co
Joe Marsh
Pappy Miller
Pappy
Doc Hollister
Doc
United States Brewers Foundation
Jensvold
Rake
FORD
P.M
W. E. Ley Motor Co
Lakota, Iowa
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