4 H livestock record books urge accurate cost and income data
The draft outlines the need for precise original animal costs feed costs and expenses plus complete profit and loss calculations. It notes return per dollar of feed averages 1.34 for baby beeves and advises on calf purchases while promoting 4 H enrollment and local activities led by James Twig g DHIA supervisor. Also covers grain pests pastures milk yields Jersey classifications and a Graettinger election notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ashby
Livestock Club
Executor named for estate of Michael Haag in Palo Alto County
Notice states the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Michael Haag, deceased of Palo Alto County. Creditors asked to make immediate payment and claimants to file with the Clerk of the District Court duly authenticated for allowance. Dated Emmetaburg, June 18, 1951.
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Graecttinger
Palo Alto
Iowa
City Hall
Sullivan Coan
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto County
Raymond W. Kischer
E. M. Thompson
L. W. Frost
Knut Chris Knudsen
District Court
H. A. Elsenbast
Burt & Prichard
State OF
Michael Haag
Saia
Emmetaburg
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James Twigg
DHIA
HH. B. Cheney
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
U. S
Roy R
Tom L. Hanna
Ruthven
American Jersey Cattle Club
Tyre
Arthur R. Porter
Porter
Charlotte
Effie
Archie
Arthur Umbrell
Booth Township
Jim Depenbusch
Great Oak
West Bend
Rae
Thor Hardware Graetting Inger
Albert Suss
Pittsburg
Casper
CAP
Nelson Palo Alto County Abstract CO
Emmetsburg
R. C. Biggs
Estherville
Emmet Co
DE. C. R. Kitchen
Optometrist
North
Phono
Times Office
Russia
Itc
Graettinger
Donaruee Tire
Skow & Green
Bus. Dist
Emmeteburg
Grover
E. B. Burg
Wallingford
Samplary
J. H. Walston
C. A. Shiley
Bouse
A. H. Hobson
Broadway Optometrist
K. L. Johnson
Gardaton Hotel
B. E. Dappen
J. Emmett Martin Funeral Service
Jensen Barber Shop
Ghetto
Kate Oe
Uncle Sam
America
Whalee
Treasury Department
J. J. Seow
H. Elsenbast
Brett
Glenn Young
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