Farm Bureau Notes Meet Attendees and Appointments
Vernon Iowa March meeting of the Farm Bureau section in Ogwood highlights include 21 women among seven districts, 93 year old Grandma Joiner described as hale. Mrs Dus Hetland and Mrs Oscar Knutson appointed to training schools. next training at Mrs Frank Wright home, April 7 meeting at Mrs George Smith home. Walnut township invited to participate. Talks focused on efficiency, weekly labor records, and child responsibility. Districts 4 5 3 co workers held Feb 24 meeting. Vernon township hosted a successful mother and baby clinic with 23 children examined and 12 mothers consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogwood
Vernon
Mra
Will Sloniker
Grandma Joiner
Mandus Hetland
Mcluy
Oscar Knutson
Frank Wright
George Smith
Walnut Township
Walnut
Ferguson
Snyder
Singer
Lawor
Co.workers
Districts No. 4
Vorum Township
Miss Camel
Gurken
Riest
Mesdames Anderson
Mackey
Williamson Conway
Hetland
Kastvid
Laura
Margaret Ferguson
Gerken
Rust
Clark
Vernon Township
Range County
Palo Alto
J. Lawler
John and
Mary Drew
Chester H
William BE
Herman J. Clouss
Herman J. Cloues
J. A Mills
James A. Slater
Geo. H. Baker
Mary A. Allen
Nettie S. Brown
H. B. Ferguson
John and Jane Gastonsby
Geo
Fairfield Township
A. Mills Farm Bureau
Aa Mills
Frink
Bottger
Benson
J. B. Nelson
Herman K. Koutson
A. Shorts
William E
Shorts
Isaac E. Drew
H. J
Ff. Jenswold
F. W. Baker
J. Herbert K. Kautson
B. Nelson
L. A. Wright
Isaac BE
Drew
Bouson
Sarah HE. Hauck North
Heng
Bertel Naig Ney
S. Heng
Board of Supervisors
Court House
W.T. Krieger
Emmetsburg
Iowa
County Auditoria
B. J. Martin
Wide Awake Ladies Meet In Emmetsburg Township
The Wide Awake group convened at Mrs. Will Harver's home with broad attendance. Demonstrations on cheese making and a fireless cooker drew interest as members set goals for record keeping, finance, expanded programs, and Farm Bureau cooperation. Rush Lake group reports strong turnout and kitchen improvement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg Township
Will, Harver
Arthur Willams
Des. Donahue
Henry Beck
V. V. Gress
Will Sullivan
Farm Bureau
January report from Palo Alto cow testing group
Ctervld Mains reports for January the total association cows and herds tested, 199 cows milked at 25.1 pounds butterfat and 623 pounds per head. The record cow, Nels Christiansen’s Holstein near Curlew, calved November 17, 1924 and yielded 1,765 pounds milk and 72 pounds fat. average test 4.1. Five top herds include Nels Christiansen 1217 pounds milk 42.3 fat, H Coakley 67% Guernseys 367 pounds milk 33.5 fat, Kingdon Bell 631 pounds milk 26.7 fat, Eli Johnson 522 pounds milk 22.5 fat, Ed Kendall 499 pounds milk 22.6 fat. Two cows over 0 butterfat and seventeen cows over 41 fat. Names listed: Nels Christiansen, Jay Brown, W H Coakley, Bruno Matthiesen, Geo Steinbrom, Ed Kuedall, A W Pearson, Kingdon Bell. Wire cows sold for beef. two milk cows sold, two bought for milkers. Seventeen separators lost 24.2 pounds fat in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctervld Mains
Palo Alto County
H. Coakley
Kingdon & Bell
Eli Johnson
Ed Kendall
Nels Christiansen
Jay Brown
W. H. Coakley
Bruno Matthiesen
Geo. Steinbrom
Ed Kuedall
A. W. Pearson
Shorthorn
Home Management Training Saves Steps in Kitchen
Third lesson of the Home Management Training Schools was held at Mrs. Jas. Scott’s in Silver Lake townships on February 18 with delegates from Ronth Rush Lake and Silver Lake. Miss Gertrude Lynn demonstrated systematic use of time while delegates reported on step saving in the kitchen. One homemaker using rearrangement saves 36 370 steps and 2 160 stoops yearly, about 15 miles, with others planning inexpensive changes. Pedometer trials showed delegates walking 7 3 4 miles in a day and another 14 miles. Mrs. A. M. Cox reports strong attendance and continued township participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lake
Farm Bureau
Rush Lake Township
Jay Crown
Jas. Scott
Silver Lake Townships
Ronth
Silver Lake
Gertrude Lynn
Lynn
Port Bueraa
H. E. Barringer
Highland Township
Jim Scott
Ernest Broadwell
Ellington
V. J. Mulry
Emmetsburg
Mark Frederick
Freedom
Dele- Bules
le M. Grice
Booth
Will Sullivan
Cattle Feeders Honor Day At Ames Experiment Station
Iowa cattle feeders attend a March 27 session at the Ames experiment station to learn results from ten two year old steers on feed since November 13. Demonstrations cover linseed oil meal mineral mixes grasses corn silage soy bean hay alfalfa hay and corn. John Evrard, livestock feeding expert, will lead discussions with railroads offering reduced round trip fares for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Ames
John Evrard
National Authority On
Iowa
Independence Ladies Active in Farm Bureau Meeting
The Independence township Farm Bureau ladies met at Mrs. Lloyd Finnestad’s home on February 12. They discussed pedometer use to save steps while housework and making dress forms, with Mrs. Kenry Gowans crafting one. Next meeting planned for March 12 at Mrs. T. R. Perkins’ home with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Independence Township Farm Bureau Club
Lloyd Finnestad
Kennedy
Independence
Kenry Gowans
Independence Township Farm Bureau
Wide Awake Club Meeting in Herneburg Township
The Wide Awake Club of Herneburg Township met at Mrs. Arthur Williams’s home for February. Delegates led a lesson on System in House Work, plans for the year were set, emphasizing club work, finances, records, larger membership, and Farm Bureau cooperation. Guests included Mrs. M. Conlon, Mrs. Conlon, and Mrs. Kenyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herneburg Township
Arthur Williams
Taade
Farm Bureau
M. Conlon
Great Oak
Emmetsburg Township Ladies Host Hard Time Party
In Emmetsburg township the Farm Bureau ladies hosted a hard time party at the Brennan AChoul Bourse. Contestants wore the hardest costumes with prizes for Mrs. Will Sullivan and Mr. Joe Joyce. Attendees wore goon clothes, were fined, and refreshments followed with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Thos, McNulty
I. Korleski
James Donahue
Capital
Kitchen Short Cuts Highlighted In Home Management School
Miss Gertrude Lynn led a session on saving steps in housework as part of Port Burea home management training. Delegates from Highland, Silver Lake, Ellington, Emmetsburg, and Freedom reported personal savings in daily chores, with coffee, silverware, and pantry adjustments cutting steps and feet yearly.
Emmetsburg Farm Bureau meets with lively program
The Emmetsburg Farm Bureau held a large Friday evening meeting at Fife school. Club boys and the Wide Awake debating team staged a lively program with Dr McWeene and his wife as guests. A committee was formed to study community hall plans and to oversee boys work. Delegates from Emmetsburg township were named to attend the district meeting March 22. The event featured a short playlet Does it Pay and a Kansas dairy song with violin by Margaret Henrys. A rope making demonstration drew interest and a pig calling finale capped the program with awards for Buford Menry Roy Robinson and Laurence Korleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg Farm Bureau
Fife
McWeene
Hmmelsburg
Doglor
Farm Bureau
Jerry Murphy
A.J. Williams
Thos. McNulty
Will Henry
MW. Brennan
A. d. Williams
Emmetsburg
Messrg
Mesdames
Harvey
Will Sullivan
M. W. Brenna
D. Joynt
Arthur Williams
Elbovs
Kansas Dairy
Margaret Henrys
Dr. McTigue
Buford Menry
Roy Robinson
Laurence Korleski
Debating Event Highlights and Donation Mention
Judges wrestled with a close decision as the affirmative won after a sharp rebuttal by Mrs. Jerry Murphy. Many participants lacked public debate experience yet received praise for handling the topic well. The coffers donation came from W. B. Freeman and was highly valued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Murphy
Stile
Maay
W. B. Freeman
Sac City Forms Radio Club and Two Stations Begin
Sac City now has two radio broadcasting stations operated by George Harry Perkins and Hobart Alexander. Perkins holds a 4 10-watt outfit and Alexander uses a receiving tube in the sending circuit. Alexander has broadcast successfully in Wisconsin. Stations run around a 200 meter wavelength to avoid interference with major stations. The Sac City Radio Club was formed to share troubles and stories, with plans to loan radio gear to shut-ins and the bedridden after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City Saw
George Harry Perkins
Hobart Alexander
Perkins
Alexander
Wisconsin
Sac City Radio Club
Figi
the Sun
Sun
Adlerika Advertisement Bypasses Stomach Gas Woes
A vintage ad quotes an unnamed woman noting severe stomach trouble and gas relief after Adlerika. The claim says Adlerika eases any case of stomach gas unless caused by deep seated issues and highlights quick action, noting it also aids constipation without griping.
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Virawherry
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Progressive Everbearing
Ataspherries
Cuthburt
Latham
Minn. No
St. Regis Everbearing
Lake Shore Gardens
A. T. Morten
Prop
Emnieteburg
Poland
China
M.P. Hancher
Rolfe
Rush Lake Township Farm Bureau
Will Coakley
the Motor Inn
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Charistiansen
A. M. Cox
Independence Ladies
Wide Awake Club
Margaret Jackman
Rock Valley
Joseph Jackmim
Port Dodge
Fairfield
Fern Valley Township
Palo
County
Est Alto
Kossuth
Towit
Ita
Rug
Sdolph Dietrich
Jary A. Kneer
Carl Lillevik
Sey
G.M. Barber
Chris Koehn
John FP
Walker SR
John P. Walker
Gilbert Gronbach
August Berte Sex
Simon Elbert
M. Kollach Sey
Julius Maahs
M. Kollach Neng
C.J. Frye
Nwiq
James Foley
Julius Maaha
Toha
F. Fandel
Geo. L
Fandel
Peter T. Kollasch
Dennis McTigne
W. T. Krieger
County Auditor. Com
RJ. Martin
Eumetsburg Township
Spend Brogan
Swo
Bankers
Atyvises
Aus
Denison Marr Faceo Tie
Grestet Co
Mason City
Denton
Moon City
Efen
Atlantic
Canada
Ice
Portland Cement
Hubbell
Des Moines
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Sheetroch
Wae
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Iatertor Tumher
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