Postponed Annual Meeting of Milin County Bureau i
Milin County Fatma Bureau postpones its annual meeting from Dec 10 to an unspecified later date in the Community Building Malvern. The program committee outlined sessions including financial reports, audits, resolutions, officer elections, and a speaker series with Mrs June Fickel among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milin County
Fatma Bureau
Malvern
Berean
Atsudge
Aurer
Farm Bureau
Juha Fickel
Buch
B. F. Anderson
B. F. Buffington
D. N. McGrew
Les Roland
June Fickel
F. Seeger
Mil Leu
R. K. Henderson
Rollin Buffington
Dean Jackson
Frank Summers
4H Club Leaders to Meet December 18
Mrs. Josephine Bakke will convene the county committee and 4 H leaders at the Fort Bureau office at 4 20 a m. They will draft the project and plan the second year of continuing work by the girls’ club for 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima. Garner
Bulls Karr
Wm. Andrews
Otto Delichter
Josephine Bakke
4-Hind
Fort
Walter Cottes
Raymond T. Warne
Waner Cottee
W. G. Alstrope
Joseph Bhar
Joseph Shaw
Heller
Ag Ad. Co. L. Wilee
Arengies
Anna Harrie
Ain Ee
Barone Aik
Addie Sierens
Anne Ri
J. Wort
Rives
Dee Ben Dees
Dolph
Ida
Clyde Ty Hammers
Medinn
Somme
Aine J. Belt
Joseph
Bea
Kane
Alver
A. Cound Gutachenwritt
James Ie Hares
Thoswan
Josne
Tressur
Jeabelle
John & A
County
Iowa
Mis Glen
Aette
BWR Bey
Talia
Panteee
Glenwood
Erenather
Mills County
Thacker
John Foulka
Sree Fas
Eamont
Ren Bannister Es Fe
Cora Miller
Teuteces Pebbrone
Ikinso
F. R
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Io Neen Rey If
RF Anderton
James Gallown
Persea Cery Asenee
Atanya
Ik Fiathaway
Poataat Aes
Elizabeth Mets
Sarah Plumer
Anlar
Abere
Phoe
REX
Etnes Albert
Mattie
Reese Tee
Bate
Bere
C. Kto
Ernetas
Steere
Chris C. Christiansen
Bay Perenne
Henry Y K
B.A. Wilson
Anger
Fake
HK Chantry Drain
Tay Gee
Alga
Henry
Brein
Amos
Blattville
BEM
Sean Wage Ari
Reveyy
Seaid i
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NHS Arrett
Seneay
Inahip
Chatton
Helen Slans
Nate Setene
Loty
al 'Ad
Shane
Protein supplement feeding for calves early growth
Feed calves quickly with meat protein supplements mixed into starter feeds to boost early growth. Start with 0.5 to 0.75 pounds daily per calf, using linseed meal or soybean products plus oats and corn as balance. Calves receive protein from soybeans and cottonseed meal, with oats aiding starter, to improve fattening outcomes and show results.
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County Club Abowas
Boy of Hia
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