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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1950

Page

9

State official: panic buying not justified as food supplies rise

Wisconsin agriculture director D N McDowell says panic buying and hoarding are unwarranted. National and state reports show ample current stocks and robust 1950 production, with sugar, milk, meat, crops and feed crops all above or near ten year averages, ensuring adequate supply through fall and winter.

D. N. McDowell Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Pete McDowell Wisconsin United States U. S. Department of Agriculture Cuba U. S

Houston Dairy Herd Report for July Details Breeding Scores

In July the Houston Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports 568 cows tested with 40 dry, producing an average 31.5 pounds of butterfat per cow. Spring Grove cow led with 73.8 pounds fat. Ten top herds listed with owners including Jerome Frank Reuben Anderson Julius Ernster Bissen Roble George Det ers Mathew Palen Frank McNelly Cletus Kleih Hempstead and Sons and Laurence Anderson. Three cows culled for production reasons Bangs disease sterility mastitis and old age.

Houston County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Francis Wilkes George Deters Spring Grove Jerome Frank Reuben Anderson Julius Ernster Bissen and Roble Mathew Palen Frank McNelly Cletus Kleich Hempstead and Sons Laurence Anderson

Short Course On Poultry Breeding And Nutrition

Minnesota hatchery operators and poultry breeders will hear summaries of poultry breeding and nutritional research at a two day short course August 10 and 11 at University farm. George M Briggs will discuss nutritional developments Friday morning. University of Minnesota staff will cover ultra breeding disease problems and production regulation changes. Shoffner chairs the arrangements committee for the event.

Minnesota University Farm George M. Briggs Poultry Division R. W. Berg W. A. Johnson R. N. Shoffner University of Minnesota University B. S. Pomeroy H. Hoyt J. E. Williams J. H. Sautter F. Fenstermacher Minnesota Poultry Information Board Shoffner

Sharp rise in farmer price index in mid July

Prices received by US farmers jumped in mid July led by hogs cotton and eggs with a 6.5 percent month to month rise. The index reached 263 percent of the 1910 14 average the highest in 18 months and 6.9 percent above a year ago.

United States Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service St. Paul

Fillmore Demonstrators for State Fair Chosen

From 100 Fillmore county 4-H youths at the achievement day in Wykoff, eight demonstrations and one alternate plus six exhibits were selected for Minnesota state fair. Demonstrators include Denis Hutton Shirley Vrieze Patty Johnson Mary Jane DeGreve Jim and Dick Sample Evadene Sample Patricia Benson Joyce Cutler and an alternate. Exhibits feature Arlene Wold Marilyn Swenson Beverly Klomps Mavis Larson Adrienne Schwier LaVonne Rathbone. Judges were Shirley Weeks Carl Amundson and Loyal Joes.

Fillmore Wykoff Minnesota Maxine Shaw Jim and Dick Sample Bluebirds Evadene Sample Patricia Benson Joyce Cutler Arlene Wold Norway Marilyn Swenson Mabel Busy Bees Beverly Klomps Mavis Larson Adrienne Schwier LaVonne Rathbone Shirley Weeks Houston County Club Carl Amundson Chatfield Loyal Joes Preston

Horticulturists Hold St Paul Conference

Horticulturists from eight states and three Canadian provinces will attend the Great Plains section meeting August 14 to 16 at the University of Minnesota St Paul campus. The program includes visits to experimental plots and features A E Hutchins as organizer and secretary of the regional group.

Minnesota Great Plains American Society For Horticultural Science St. Paul University of University of Minnesota

Ritta L Honkanen Guest At Brownsville

Former home and community chairmen will host Mrs. E D Hanke in Brownsville on Tuesday August 15 The special guest is Ritta Lissa Honkanen Finland a representative visiting the county for two weeks

Brownsville Minn E. D. Hanke Ritta Lissa Honkanen Finland

Let Small Grains Get Ripe Says Wisconsin Agronomist

University of Wisconsin agronomist H. L. Shands recommends letting small grains fully ripen before harvest. He notes ripe kernels are hard and snap when bitten, indicating less spoilage. late tillers in oats raise moisture and require closer bin monitoring. Use a thermometer to track bin temperatures, and move and air heated grain to prevent spoilage.

H. L. Shands University of Wisconsin Shands Wisconsin

Fillmore County Fair Plans Highlight 90th Year

The Fillmore county fair in Preston Minnesota opens August 24 running through August 27 with a $3500 premium list and new attractions. Livestock entries close August 17 while other entries are accepted to opening day. 4-H enrollment reaches 598 and a lamb and pig show is backed by Hormel Co. Highlights include John Francis Shows carnival, Boys Woolfolk review, Lucky Lott drivers, horse show, 4-H livestock parade, queen coronation, educational exhibits and a spelling contest.

Preston Minn Fillmore County Hormel Co Austin Lucky Lott Farm Bureau

Rush Records Of 4-H Work In Houston County

Houston county 4-H members race to finish annual project records and stories with an August 15 deadline set by Shir ley Weeks county club agent. Entries due at the extension office require adult leader review and signatures before final submission for judging and prizes for the top nine records.

Houston County Shirley Weeks Miss Weeks

Hold District Health Tests for 4-H Members

Twenty nine Houston county 4-H members were examined on August 1 in a preliminary health contest with the state contest at the State fair as the goal. Districts Caledonia and Spring Grove were scanned, with Aug 15 set for the Houston district event and a county winner to be named after re examinations of a boy and a girl from each district.

Houston County Caledonia Spring Grove Houston Donald Rommel Barbara Lee Beaver Ridge Russell Mildred Ideker Brownsville Busy Bees Matthew Schiltz Melba Thillen Champion Racers Geraldine Gardner David Bissen Caledonia Sparklers Curtis Fruechte Shirley Ashbacher Eitzen Be Square Janice Horn Giles Manhart Blue Ribbon Strivers Carol Stolz Gerald Ranzenberger Golden Gophers Ronald Myhre Kathryn Morey Portland Prairie Gordon Meyer Dorothy Dittman Union Clover Blossoms Darlene Schulze Francis Gallagher Donald Loeffler Arlene Beneke Wheatland Milford Katherine Haugstad Swift Scooters Margaret Solberg Leighton Kragness Newhouse Norsemen Doris Sylling Hustlers Wayne Bunge Joan Flatin Wilmington Gophers

Eighth Farm Income Tax Short Course Slated

The eighth annual farm income tax short course will be held at the Lowry hotel in St. Paul from October 16 to 18. J. O. Christianson, director of agricultural short courses at University Farm, announced the event. The course aims to provide practical ideas for people helping farmers with their income tax returns.

Lowry Hotel St. Paul J. O. Christianson

Twilight meeting draws 600 at Centerville Holstein event

Centerville Wis special report Charles Brace Holstein Breeders Association spoke at Trempealau county twilight meeting held at Albert Grover farm. About 300 attendees moved to Centerville town hall due to rain. Winners in judging contests included men B C Wood and Galesville, women Mrs Hollis Bibby, Ettrick, girls Bever ly Kemperud, Galesville.

Centerville Wis Charles Brace Holstein Breeders Association Albert Grover

Allamakee County DHIA Reports July Herd Test

The Allamakee County Dairy Herd Improvement Association No. 2 reports 25 herds on test with 434 cows in milk and 33 dry during July. Supervisor Reuben Appel notes an average production of 821 pounds of milk and 32 pounds of butterfat per cow including dry cows.

Allamakee County

Calendar Of Farm Events Vernon County Area

A readable list of farm tours and 4-H activities across Vernon County and nearby areas. Milestones include milkhouse tours at multiple farms near Hillsboro and La Farge, 4-H chorus at Viroqua courthouse, and fair dates from La Crosse to Milwaukee with club tours and meetings noted by date and location.

Vernon County Arman Wolfe Hillsboro Virgil Henthorne Barton’s Corners Bert Marshall la Farge Roger Ee Os la Crosse Viroqua la Crosse Fairgrounds A. J. Booth Austa Krueger Westby Oscar Theige Coon Valley Elroy Union City Ella Meyer Waukon Fairgrounds Booster Leland Olson Hillview Scramblers Emmett Clements Busy Burr Oakers Merlin Kramer Milwaukee Fairgrounds Oak Ridge Badgers

Salem Brown Swiss Ends 305-Day Test

Jane's Royal Sally, a registered Brown Swiss cow owned by Martin Brothers of West Salem, completed a 305 day lactation on herd test totaling 11,695 pounds of milk and 492.05 pounds of fat at two daily milkings. She is seven years three months old as reported by secretary Fred S Idtse of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association.

Martin Brothers West Salem Fred S. Idtse Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association Beloit Wis

Chet Dahlby Defends State Plowing Honors in Wisconsin

Chet Dahlby of La Crosse County will defend his state contour plowing title at the Eau Claire contest on Sept 9 to select Wisconsin’s representative for the national event. George Schmitz, neighbor and former winner, also competes under the county banner. Dahlby placed seventh at Des Moines last year. the state meet will be at Martin Schiefelbein farm near Fall Creek.

Chet Dahlby la Crosse County Eau Claire County Wisconsin Larry Davis George Schmitz WEAU Eau Claire Dahlby Des Moines Martin Schiefelbein Fall Creek Urbana Ohio Extension Service University of Wisconsin Helen Stetzer

Expect Short Apple Crop Across Wisconsin This Year

H. J. Rahmlow of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society says the state’s apple crop will be shorter than last year. The Sturgeon Bay and Door County area shows the brightest prospects, with 1949’s freeze largely absent this season. Gays Mills areas lag, while Lake Michigan shores from Kenosha to Manitowoc and Bayfield near Lake Superior expect fair crops. Rahmlow notes good size and quality due to ideal weather and fewer fruit on trees.

Wisconsin H. J. Rahmlow Wisconsin Horticultural Society Sturgeon Bay Door County Gays Mills Lake Michigan Kenosha Manitowoc Bayfield Lake Superior Rahmlow

Norway township flower show schedules August 8

The Bureau Holds Flower Show in Highland Prairie Lutheran church parlors Tuesday evening August 8 at 8 p m sponsored by Norway township Farm Bureau. Prizes awarded for first and second in each section with programs including musical numbers and a talk by Mr Fiksdal of Fiksdal Flower Shop Rochester. Sections cover annuals and perennials, flower arrangements, potted plants, and best decorative vegetable arrangements.

Norway Township

CHECK COOLING SYSTEMS BEFORE ADDING ANTI FREEZE

Tractor cooling systems should be thoroughly checked before adding anti freeze to prevent loss through boiling and leakage.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Director of Agriculture Department Beverly Broadhead Mormon Coulee 4-H Tribune Miss Broadhead Alice Strittmaier Jeannette Kish Lawrence Clements Merlin Hoeth Archie Clements Lawrence Broadhead Marilyn Dahlby Jean Kish McDowell Technicolor Outriders Arlene Carl Metre Goldwyn Mayer Pri i Mita Care Wake Island Ritta L. Honkanen Fillmore Fair Rush Twilight Allamakee DHIA Bichanne Nav AIG G Salem Brown Rice - Olsen DIAL Betty Gobis Farwell Street Purina Research Farm Bureau ITC Sea Tgs Moi Anard West Salem, Wis
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