Take Less for Corn Stay Out of War Says Dietrich at Banquet
About 230 Monticello and area business leaders attended a dinner hosted by township AAA program organizers at the community building. Main speaker Lauarl Dietrich urged farmers to support soil conservation and recognize the need to sacrifice for the program while staying out of entanglements that could lower prices. The event concluded with reels illustrating the ever normal granary.
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Dietrich
Jones County
AAA
Monticello
Goudy
Lauarl Dietrich
Brooklyn
Iowa
Guernsey Sold To Mrs R J Howie
The American Guernsey Cattle club reports a registered Guernsey bull named Jules of Ore Hill 272638 has been sold by Dale F E Rundell to Mrs R J Howie of Monticello Iowa from Tlatteville Wisconsin.
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Tlatteville
Wis
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Petersborough
N. H
Dale FE. Rundell
R. J. Howie
Monticello
Iowa
Jules
Ore Hill
Five New Sweet Corn Hybrids On Hand At State College
Seed of five new sweet corn hybrids is distributed by Town State college this year. Hybrids include Joana 12 to 14 row golden 67 to 10 days later than Golden Bantam and logold-an 8 to 12 row similar to Joana. Other varieties Togena logreen legent and logent exhibit white kernels and varying days to edible state with price scales from 20c per 14 lb to 1 per 4 lb and bulk pricing. Orders payable to Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station in Ames.
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State College
Town State College
E. S. Haber
American Seed Trade Association
Logold
Isaber
Iowa
Guernsey
Scotch Grove 4-H Boys Discuss Dairying
Twelve members of the Scotch Grove 4-H Boys' club met at the Ketelsen home for a business meeting and a round-table on dairying. After lunch by Mrs. Freda Ketelsen, the group viewed two Hereford baby cattle owned by John and Donald Ketelsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove 4-H
John
Donald Ketelsen
Freda = Ketelsen
Donald
Judging Included In Boys' Program
Irvin Sievers Wyoming club leader Peter Brodersen Donald Brunscheen and Harry Rohwedder met at Peter Brodersens home Tuesday to plan the club yearly program Activities include judging work outs talks by an insurance man a home economics teacher and a banker plus individual talks by club members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Sievers
Wyoming
Peter Brodersen
Donald Brunscheen
Harry Rohwedder
Nelson farm adopts five year soil conservation plan
The Express Flashfoot reports Fred Nelson of Buck Creek, near Monticello, joins 30 area farmers in a five year rotation with the Soil Conservation Service and CCC. Strip contour farming aims to restore fertility on erosion worn 120 acres and demonstrates new farming practices to neighbors and observers.
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Fred Nelson
Buck Creek
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Roy Slauson
Mr. Nelson
Monticello
Express
Charley Wordehoff
Practice Eliminates Fire Hazard From First Crop Alfalfa
Farmers learn that switching to first crop alfalfa ensilage reduces fire risk and improves cattle health. Dairy milk increased after replacing corn silage with alfalfa, while cattle drank more water from ensilage, and silos require reinforcement due to higher grass ensilage pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farma Preservetis
Two More Bulletins for Farmers in Iowa
The Jones County Farm Bureau reports two new bulletins published by Iowa State Extension Service. The first, Sorting the Laying Flock, covers culling methods and reasons to discard birds and stresses maintaining a healthy flock. The second, Colt Production in Iowa, outlines cost production factors with yearly cost items summarized for year one to three.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iowa
Around the Acres With an Express Reporter
Farmers' daughters help with horses as Ra Hein family raises livestock and participate in stall activities. The column notes local observations, community ties, and rural life with casual anecdotes and names occasional inclemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Ra Hein
Georgia
Tina
Renin
Ghana
Geress
Cow At County Home Finishes First In C. T. A.
Anamosa and Central City dairy entries record cows and their outputs in the county fair style. Hanken from Anamosa posts top butterfat at 9 pounds while other cows from Hale and Walderbach show strong milk yields and butterfat measurements.
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Hanken
Anamosa
Exercise and Feeding for Sows in Winter Care
Exercise is a prime essential to keep sows in good condition during winter says EL L Quaife Iowa State College expert. The article notes range grazing or meadows for sow exercise and warns about injury with overexertion while detailing feeding during pregnancy and care of suckling pigs. Extension Circular 218, The Brood Sow and Litter, outlines mineral mixes and protein supplements and is available free from the county Farm Bureau in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL L. Quaife
Iowa State College
County Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Wayne Boys Plan Year Program for 4-H Club
Wayne 4-H club members will present talks as the main part of the yearly program. A program committee including William Martin Wayne leader Marvin Jansen Dean Zirkelbach and Howard Zirkelbach met at the Farm Bureau office Monday to outline plans for each monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Boys
William Martin
Wayne Leader
Marvin Jansen
Dean Zirkelbach
Howard Zirkelbach
Farm Bureau
Horse Bites Man Forcing Knoxville Rider to Shoot Mare
Forest Wilson of near Knoxville was bitten by a saddle mare that had rabies and he was compelled to shoot the animal to prevent further danger. The incident highlights risks from rabid horses and the need for control measures in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Wilson
Knoxville
Planting Trees and Vines to Create Wildlife Cover
Odd corners along roads and fence lines can become wildlife corridors with a few trees and vines. Cooperative agreements enable erosion control and habitat use plans. CCC camps aid with development by planting plum, wild cherry, mulberry, grape, cedar, dogwood and other shrubs to supply feed and cover. Both parties benefit from such habitat projects.
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Naldo
Vre CCC
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A.A.A
Ray Sanford
William Stanton, Jr
L. T. Lorenzen
L. T. Dietrich
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Jackson County
X. Ray Childress
Clarence Graf
Ig Et Meat Locker Dept
Cattle Group
J. Shaver
John Shaver
Holstein Breeders’ Association
W. B. Smith
Central City
Lee Finn
William Vincent
George Slater
Olin
Shover
Slater
Finn
Haber
Scotch Grove
Nelson
Charles Lanner
Dubuque
Arsterspaland Dlan
Pratt
Baber
Actus
Geands
Sitgetibg
Iver & Goods
Poands
Wayne Boys Plan
Ikarden
Seth Dakken
Vine
Conn
Sorcaetae
Earlville
Department of Muticulture
Bolson
Farmer's Mutual Creamery Company
Fred Lehman
Center Junction Creamery Company
Center Junction
Cox
Ames
Farmers Grain Co
John Deere
Farmers Implement Company
E. F. Hofer
Lewis
Akai
W. E. Tuetken
Monticello, Iowa
Farmer's Implement Co
Cascade
Walnut Lawn Farm
Petergen
Rock Island
Jos
H. Dehner
Carl Dehner
P. J
J.C. Herard
Auds
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Cascade State Bank
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