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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1954
Page
8
Dairy farming dominates American agriculture with over ten billion dollars invested. Milk supports infants and teens, provides essential nutrients, and sustains health across life. Milk is not fattening when balanced in diet. it fits weight management plans and remains a foundational food.
Milk is promoted as a nutritious budget food while a farmland tour visits three area farms. Bernard Kosik feeds alfalfa and forage to cattle boosting beef per acre. John Dane dairy cows prefer chopped forage. Frank and Edgar Colony steers graze trefoil pasture. Community notices include a local wedding and visits among residents.
Ice cream is described as a basic seven food by the federal government. It provides digestible nutrients including riboflavin vitamin A fat calcium phosphorus and protein from a sixth of a quart serving. The item is praised for entertainment value and festive meal notes while noting its dairy composition and flavorings.
Eighteen men from Jones county attended the forage field day at Iowa City on Friday June 4 sponsored by the Iowa Forage Club and the Iowa Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America. Attendees include Bert Ballou Billy Ballou Monticello Wm Stanton George Coyle Vince Henneberry Bernard Cleo Wharton Don Wharton Dillon Story Wyoming Ray Naylor Jerry Naylor Scotch Grove George Slater Delbert Grafft Chester Grafft Olin Ray Embree Joe Legg Cris Randolph Anamosa Richard Smith Verne Embee Martelle. The program featured visits to three farms a panel on chopped green fed forages and a business meeting.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Schoon of Amber visited their father Herman Rickless Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Suchsland Jim mie and Jean of Marion were Sunday guests in the home of Henrich and Mrs Prull.
Mr and Mrs Norman Fitzgerald of Marion spent the weekend with Mrs Fitzgeralds parents Mr and Mrs Lester Rickels in Marion.
Wayne Master Farmers 4-H club held its annual project tour visiting twenty three farms and 4-H projects last Wednesday. Twenty four members and several dads plus Jerry Parsons and club leaders Edwin Freese and Bert Ballou attended.
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