Dr Black Named Hog-Corn Adjuster in Farm Act
Dr Black, head of the Department of Agricultural Economics at Iowa State College, leaves June 12 for Washington to assume production administrator duties for corn and hogs under the new farm adjustment act. He plans to contact farm groups, expects no year's corn acreage cut, and may push fall pig crop action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee A. O. Black
Department of Agricultural Economica
Lowe State College
Poe
Black
Washington, D. C
U. S, Department, of Agriculture
Tohnaton
Jerome N. Frank
Smith W. Bro Town
Glenn McHugh
Boime Grodpa
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mit
Chicago
Canning Training School Held Here
A Canning Training School was conducted here with demonstrations of hot pack methods for various fruits and vegetables. Misa Qosapa spoke on drying apples preserving corn by salting and making sauerkraut. Farm Bureau offered pamphlets and calendars for those unable to attend.
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Misa Qosapa
Farm Bureau
Mills County Girls Attend State 4-H Club Convention
Mills County 4-H members Marthia David, Anna Margret Matthews, Jeannette Luther, Lois Wilson, Nora Bummers, Geneva Bell, Lou Bradley, Jenine Edlund, Bernice Schoening, and Marjorie Donner describe their trip to the State 4-H convention at Ames Iowa. They attended lectures by Mrs. Esther Bruchlacker, Lot Taft, and Mrs. Miller, toured facilities, participated in chorus, and broadcast performances. The group earned recognition for contests, well grooming, and public demonstrations, with plans to return next year.
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Marjorie Donner
Bille County
Blate College
Ames
Juhe
Pitts Bogan
Alria
Marthia David
Anna Margaret' Matthews
Shamrock Find
Jaannatta Luther
County Guiden
Lois Wilson
Clover Cooks Club
Nora Bummers
Buver Cloud Club
Geneva Bell
Tom
Lou Bradley
Clover Loaf Club
Jenine Edlund
Buverette Club
Bernice Fichosning
Bliversite Club
Clinton Parker
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Twaire
Gitla
George Fattay
Ainhetat
Mass
Jeannette Lather
Harley
Massachupetts
East Meeta
Herrie
Weat
Virginia
Eather Hruchlacker
West Virginia
Lorado Taft
Chicago
Avery
County
Mills County
Bealdes
Lola Wilson
Jeannette Luther
Lois
Beralés Schoening
Paderewek
Hernide Schoening
Lulu Bradley
Ledges Blaze Park
Boone
Culling Non-Laying Hens to Cut Feeding Costs
Iowa State College extension agent urges farmers to cull non laying hens each season. Removing loafers early saves feed, reduces losses, and can cover the cost of culling. Start in spring and continue through fall. either a commercial helper or the owner can do the work.
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Kummer
W. M. Vernon
Iowa State College
Eshid
Costa
Vernon
Joafor Hon
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