Engass Bros Lead in Holmen Guernsey Test
Engass Bros of Holmen tops the Guernsey test results with a herd average near 906 pounds of milk and 0.9 butterfat per cent. Chipruseys and Tabbert’s Cuerpsers follow, while notable cows from Homestead, Guss-a, and Cowan’s Dairymaid show strong production. Albert Anderson adds Bell Ray from Breezy Hill to the breeding pool. association barns now total 28 with enhanced drinking supa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panukition
Son Bros
Chipruseys
Cp Tabbert
BE. L. Skeegen
Tir Homestead
Pirkol Guss
WR. Halverson
Cowan
Mr Bee
Murne
Albert Anderson
Guernsey
Bell Ray
Breezy Hill
Bell
Siube
Ciation
War Association
Bengass Bros
Bnenas Bros
Lien
Walden
Aederson
High Herd Honors in Mindoro Club Won by John Lee
John Lee captured high herd honors for October in the Mindoro Cow Testing Association. His herd of grade Jerseys, eight milked on test, produced an average of 34.4 pounds butterfat from 926.7 pounds of milk. The high cow Pretty, a grade cow owned by Bennie Wold, produced 37.5 pounds butterfat from 1150 pounds of milk testing. Myr Wold, a new member, reports satisfaction with his cows amid a winter of feed shortages. Nine cows surpassed 40 pounds butterfat for October. owners include Bennie Wald, Nenale Wald, G. McClintock, several Roberts, and Young Bros. Secretary: J. Santon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Mindoro
Crasey
Bennie Wold
Myr
Wold
Ibs
Hennie
Nenale
Storanae
G. McClintock
de Hee
J. Robert L
J. Roberts
Young Bros
GEO
Baudos
J. Santon
World’s Preraer Farm Classic Opens in Chicago
A chaotic report details the World’s Preraer Farm Classic in Chicago with stray names, events, and figures. It references growers, exhibitors, and multiple participants amid a bustling, unclear account of the fair and livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Short Course in Cheese Making Opens in February
Wisconsin dairy makers plan a new cheese making course at the state university facility. The program aims to provide practical instruction on Swiss style methods and will inaugurate a series of lectures and demonstrations by experienced specialists. The event signals ongoing efforts to modernize cheese production in southern Wisconsin.
Campbell Hall First Farmers Meeting Draws Attendees
An event at Campbell Hall features a community gathering for the first farmers meeting arranged by local organizations. Attendees are requested to bring baskets of edibles. speakers include Dr Whatpley and Mrs Roe with music by local groups. The welcome extends to all in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hall
Wieknewdag
Der
Lyle
Vianna
Roe
Dr Whatpley
Reading
Fyzer
Mur
Welhes
Buture Dairyman
Albert J
First Settler's
Caledonia Houston Farm Bureau Meeting Occasioned by County Cooperative
Caledonia Minnesota hosts the Houston County Farm Bureau annual meeting on December 11 with County Cooperative organizer to address the gathering as principal speaker. County agents and local leaders are expected to attend, with plans encouraging producer participation and incentive for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
fTousten
Purina Linrenn
Cal.dentin
Minneseta Co -Operative
Trenmere
Sieg
Eamyrien Sloniitt
Alfalfa Highlighted as Best Crop on Average Farm
Fragmented text asserts alfalfa as the most advisable crop on an average farm. The passage is garbled with overlapping phrases and broken words, lacking clear details or context to identify author, location, or date.
Many Prizes at State Convention of Cheesemakers
Ton of prizes will be distributed at the thirty annual Wisconsin cheese makers convention in tier with judges selecting prize cheese. Secretary Sammig of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture notes over 1,000 cheesemakers expected to attend and prize distribution to follow. Prize totals are up by about 16 percent this year, with many exhibitors winning prizes in prior years.
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Wis
Cherseurikers
Dujuary
L. Sammig
Wisconsin College of J Agricgiture
Howe
Sabina
Farry
Ecee Bo Wikcensit Norrmi
Hertes
Chis
Rhenn
Piftietas
Rome
Wisconsin Ann
Ciy-Olt Lehieks Eam
Wisconsin Phin
Eapiyates Iim
Houston Court Exhibit Show Attendees Earn Top Prizes
A chaotic recount of exhibitors at a county fair or show with multiple names and prizes. It mentions Herefords Startins Le Witney Genti and other animals, plus prize amounts and a Champion title. The text lists participants, judging, and an apparent auction or sale at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohif Sanden
Turald
Mie Bauten
Howson
Biel
Theamey
Trenton Hag Seth
Jean Eunsieh
Byvestack
Itvis
Ali
Jena
Houston
Weekly Marketgram highlights livestock and grain shifts
Market notes show cattle and hog prices up with lamb steady while beef and pork demand fluctuates. Wheat and corn futures edge lower amid mixed cash demand as regional markets report steady to higher livestock trade and dairy product prices hold unevenly.
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Theag
Fae
Stade
Ady
Siizaa
Umbs Srnnes
Minden Steidy
Bethear
Opriers Wey
Vent Sur
Betheer
Minnesar
Shen
Chiesa
Flante
Chiragaty
Lauta
EL Es Rie
Nelvin
St. Rents
St. Louis
Snc
Kansas
Phpadelphia
Stee
Clebedey
Bir
Boston
Ile Dai
Sige Ns Horns
Prin
Annual Poultry Show Opens Tuesday Evening
A long planned annual poultry show is set to open Tuesday evening at the exhibition grounds. Local officials, including Secretary Wal, anticipate strong attendance as exhibitors prepare birds and prizes. The event will feature judging, cash prizes, and exhibitors from nearby towns, with free admission noted in promotional materials.
West Salem Guernsey Sale Draws Dense Crowd
The La Crosse County Guernsey Premier association sale at West Salem on Thursday November 22 drew a record crowd of buyers and bidders. About 249 head of Guernseys were sold from early afternoon to night with cattle selling above 200 dollars and several top animals fetching high bids. A purebred four year old cow sold for 825 dollars, while many consignments topped the 200 dollar mark. A second sale is planned December 1 with more grade cows and a few purebred bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Guernsey
West Salen
Crowl
Evry Aeilibie
Gen
Lai Ft
Albert Hyer
Yeost Salem
Milton
West
Salen, Tor & Ate Miller
Albert Tyner
Longh
Ed Fllis
T.ao
Fenderson
Ettrick
West Salem
O.G. Carle & Co
Wisconsin hatcheries accredited by state inspectors
Madison reports that most Wisconsin hatcheries have gained accreditation under the state poultry department. Inspectors note improved chick quality and higher consumer confidence as many farms prepare for the breeding season. About twenty hatcheries are already aligned with new standards for 1922.
University of Minnesota to extend agris dissh work plan
Minnesota will trial a revised agricultural extension program in sixteen counties this winter under J. W. Wilson and J. T. R. Searles. Local leaders will train with state specialists for four months, then lead community meetings and relay material to groups, potentially expanding to other fields next year. Counties include Mahnomen, Otter Tail, Wardens, Dyedge, Waseca, LeSueur, Winona, Hubbard, Anoka, Pine, Hennepin, Dakota and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pal. Minn
Yeneriarboural Extension Division
University of Minnesota
J. W. Wilson
JT. R. Searles
Unversity of
Minnesota
Once & Ingith
Lara
Wison
Searles
Mahbamen
Otter Tall
Wardens
Dyedge
LeSueur
Winlows
Amt
Uubbard
Anoka
Jine Wrrkon
Tennepin
Dakota
Moekor
Program Given at White School House Wednesday
The November 28 program at White School featured students performing varied acts led by Miss Smith. Selections included songs, recitations, dialogues, and a Thanksgiving theme. Proceeds from basket sales will fund additional school exhibits and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White School House
Msrcer Smiths
Surkey Ran
Gromite Gornor
Misarksgivinu Strept
Mildred Sinan
Oséir Guiiderson
Hex Social
Few Farmers Keep Records of Farm Progress
A study notes many farmers fail to maintain records of crop yields prices and costs revealing gaps in data that could show profitability and productivity. It cites extension service partners and cooperative trials as sources and highlights the potential benefits of keeping inventories and annual profit tracking to guide farming decisions.
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Saiumn
Nevada
Jett
Oman
Beekeepers of Minnesota Set for Annual Meeting
The Minnesota Beekeepers Association will hold its annual meeting in Minntcoutthanse this December. President Josephine Stag of Nt. Mam announced the event and, with Marthey University’s first, is handling preliminary arrangements. Noted specialists expected include FE. R. Root, editor of a bee culture publication, Winkler of Wines, renowned beekeeper, and Jay Smith of Vincennes Indiana, an expert breenar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT. Paut
Minn
Minnesota Beekeepers’ Association
Josephine Stag
Mam
Marthey University Firs
Seeterry
FE. R. Root
Twin Winkler of Wines
Jay Smith
Vinucennes
Indiana
Breenar
Bragg Named to Lead State Cow Testers in 1924
The Wisconsin Cow Testers Association selects officers for the year 1924. Jeser Brass is president, Taseydh Sen eff of Waukesha is vice president, Blaine Taaisen of Dane County is secretary, and IV. A. Fengie of Barrow is a director along with Liam Tobison of Sauk County on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragg
Wisconsin Cow Testerst Association
Jeser Brass
Bt Atkinson
Taseydh Seneff
Waukesha
Blaine Taaisen
Dane Eanuts
IV. A. Fengie
Barrow
Liam Tobison
Sauk Cuaury Direst
Culling Lessens Draw Crowds of Poultry Raisers
A series of poultry culling demonstrations in La Cine County led by County Agent W. with assistance from the State Department aimed to help farmers remove diseased birds and poor layers. The program advised culling to protect flocks, reduce spread of illness, and improve future egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cine
B.A
Vonsial Department
State
Aprienibuss Folk County
Farpiera
Wisvansia
Juin
H. Mere
Porearvy
Sue
Fred
Orain
Mmi
See Ban Prancisco Line Here For Clare BK Service
An unclear text fragment mentions a Friday afternoon service time and travel to Reno after registering. Worn OCR makes names and places tentative, with references to San Francisco and a miner. No coherent events or outcomes are clear.
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BAN Prancisco
Sansearey
Clare BK
Reno
San Francisco
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Wisconsinn
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Henudnielson
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Agrientiere
Vewa
Coreen
Benaca
Radger Gamiars
Ovill
Madison
Rhvese
Wisconsin
HSM Lineata
Houston Farm Bureau
Onalaska
Tielerst
Rouston
JUOK
Olaf Sanden
Rinbon
la Crasse
Dawn
Coconnig
Teal
Invitarion 1
Wien
Ouaalas- Tay
Auernsey
U. OF Risresota
Agris Dissh
C. G. Clark & Company
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QO. G. Clark
TH. W. Griswold
Sales Mgt
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