Local social page highlights eighty seven birthday at Marschner home
A series of social events fills a Saturday and the weekend with visits, card games, and gatherings across South and North Minnesota streets. B Marschner celebrates eighty seven with friends, while Mrs Schnaider Blauert host five hundred games, and other parties honor Miss Daisy Richardson and birthday celebrants.
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B. Marschner
South
Minnesota Street
Mr. Marschner
Pacific
Atlantic
Otts H. Schnaider
A.E. Blauert
North Minnesota Street
Joseph Puchner
Hilda Haberberg
Cornelius Burk
John Saffert
John Reinhart
North German Street
Paul Wandersee
North Washington Street
Frank E. Wandersee
Herbert Jue@nemann
Louise
Clara Winkelmann
South Broadway
Jacob Engel
South State Street
Daisy Richardson
Winona
Adolph G. Meiler
J. L.J. Schoch
Center Street
Miss Richardson
Turner Ladies Society
Tomorow
Turner Hall
News Club
George F. Reineke
C. W. Miller
Ed. Gluth
Milford Township
Mrs. Gluth
Flora Spelbrink
Eldon Beussmann
Every Farmer for Himself In Spite of Benefit
A critic argues that despite promised gains from organization, farming remains intensely individualistic. The author emphasizes personal decisions on work, equipment, crop rotation, and fertilizer, noting cooperation or laws cannot replace self initiative. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
Frogs Seen as Potential Minnesota Revenue Source
University of Minnesota economist F L Washburn reports Minnesota frog collecting in Waseca county yielded nearly 10 000 last year and suggests statewide potential. Frogs are sold to medical colleges and labs, shipped for table use outside Minnesota, and in summer for bait. Leopard frogs dominate, 100 to 1 over other species, with 200–250 leopard frogs sold weekly in Minneapolis and St Paul stores.
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Office of Publications
University Farn
St. Paul
Waseca County
F.L. Washburn
University of
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Washburn
Kandiyohi
Entomology and Economic Zoology Division
St Paul
Timber Cutting Season Prefers Fall and Winter
Season for timber cutting favors fall and winter when insects and fungi are less active. Seasoning advances slowly with little excess checking. Logs haul better on sleds than wheels, and labor for woods work is usually more available.
Baby beef production profitable on small farms
University Farm guidance notes baby beef production as a profitable system for farms with land valued under 150 per acre. Key points include raising calves to 16 to 18 months, early spring calfing, continuous winter feeding, and a grain heavy ration of shelled corn or ground barley with oats and linseed meal. Alfalfa or clover hay and limited silage support fattening. best sale period is June to August, with some gains possible into December.
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Ombe
University Farm
St. P
W. H. Peters
Peters
Poultry Tuberculosis Spreads Across The West
Tuberculosis among poultry is spreading in Minnesota Montana and other western states. Control hinges on coordinated action by farmers and farmers organizations. Contact the division of veterinary medicine University Farm St. Paul Minn for guidance on control and eradication.
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Minnesota
Montana
Division of Veterinary Medicine
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
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