Bankers and Farmers Grow Joint Effort Across States
Bankers associations and the American Bankers Association in cooperation with state agricultural colleges and county agents report strong progress in banker farmer programs across Missouri Kansas Kentucky North Carolina Virginia New York and other states. Key bankers promote club work beef calf projects lime soil alfalfa adoption and dairy improvements while short courses farm schools and tours expand outreach with hundreds of bankers and agents coordinating to boost farm income and animal stock Meets and conferences outline planned growth for the year.
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Bankers’ Associations
Americas Bankers Association
Bulletin of the Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Missouri
College of Agriculture
Seline County Bankers
Kansas
Extension Service
Louisiana Bankers’ Agricultural Committee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Committee On Agriculture
The
State Bankers Association
New York
Agricultural College and
Bankers’ Agricultural Committee
Bankers
State Bankers’ Agricultural Committees
Kangas Agricultural College
Bankers’ Farm
Te Farm Bureau
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota Agricultural College
Key Banker
Montana State College
Kine Fdahe College
California
Arizona College of Agriculture
Bankers County
New Mexico
Clovis
Colorado College of Agriculture
State Bankers’ Committee
Nebraska
Hankers
Iowa
State College
D. H. Otis
Agricultural Commission
News From Osceola Area Roundup
Local notes show Oliver Westburg traveled to Colorado Springs. visitors include the Rogers and Stieple families from Minnesota and Ohio guests with local households. Many families plan visits to Nebraska, New Mexico, and Oregon with mutual hospitality and preludes to weddings and anniversaries.
Local nuptials and town notes from Osceola area
Samuel Seeley and Grayce Heald wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. J. W. Em Bree officiating. The couple left for a Lincoln home. Gust Bartholomew born Aug 2 to Arthur Boatright and wife. Hal lie Rathbun of Shelby married in Columbus and to Osceola. A daughter born to Walter Tyler in Council Bluffs. Roy Webster injured by a spike shoe in a ball game. Married men beat singles 8 to 6 in a town baseball game. Fair Association plans a board floor for Floral Hall. Grace Pheasant hosted a Sunday school class gathering. Osceola School board elected John Ludlow janitor. Lillian Stoner arrived from Dixon, Ill., visiting Arthur’s business college.
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Samuel Seeley
Grayce Heald
J. P. Heald
J. W. Embree
M. E. Church
Lincoln
Arthur Boatright
Gust Bartholomew
Hallie Rathbun
Shelby
Columbus
Osceola
Walter Tyler
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Roy Webster
The
Fair Association
Floral Hall
Grace Pheasant
Osceola School Board
John Ludlow
Institute Advises Care of Pastures for Better Stock
The Brue Valley Creamery Institute warns that turning cows to pasture early harms profits and grass growth. Early grazing stunts forage, reducing milk yields. keeps stock off pasture and lets grass grow yields stronger, drought resistant, and later increases milk output per five pounds of grass.
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Brue Valley Creamery Institute
Povsta
Ubat
Fragments of Bottle Resolve Old Boundary Dispute
In a 60 year old Canada boundary case, surveyors dug for two days uncovering a broken bottle with embossings matching notes in the original surveyor’s book. The find confirmed the corner post location and allowed more than thirty nearby posts to be restored, ending the boundary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Kansas City Star
Returning Manure to Worn Soils Profitable
Return of barnyard manure to worn soils has long been recognized as a profitable farm practice. In France a farmer's prosperity is often shown by the size of his manure pile near the stable. Our soils differ from France but are losing virgin fertility, and productive fields respond well to manure applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hts
Sawdust and Shavings Sour Garden Soil
The text warns that sawdust and shavings in manure tend to sour soil. If manure comes from stables remove all shavings if possible. Sheep pigeon and chicken manures are less rich in food scraps for plants but should not be spread thickly. Apply well rotted manure in fall and work into soil with a digging fork.
Horace Lee Family Moves to Indiana and Local Visits
Hackberry notes Horace Lee family left for Indiana Tuesday morning. Miss Glacys Hoffer visits from Omaha for a three week vacation with her parents. Lincoln trips include Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Virgin and daughter and other relatives visiting C E Hoffer home. Harvest work sends Art Sehlendorf and Claire Hawley to South Dakota. Le Campbell and Shirley visit family in Awr over weekend. Russell Krefs and wife spend several days in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Westburg
Colorado Springs
F. G. Rogers
St. Paul
J. E Stieple
Chas. Peters
Marietta Ohio
Sam Crouse
Roy VanHoosen
Central City
M. A. Pike
Wheatland
Wayo
W. C. Pike Sr
W. C. Pike Jr
G. L. Johnson
Omaha
Naomi Pike
Lexington
Nebr
W. C. Pik
Mary Behle
Julia Behle
Valley Ranch
New Mexico
W. K. Merlin
David Timm
Chappell
Mer! Timm
Lenora Kruse
Weeping Water
Anne Marie Kruse
Horace Lee
Indiana
Glacys Hoffer
C. E. Hoffler
W. E. Catter
Addie
Lawrence Hofter
Lincoln
Clyde Virgin
C. E. Hoffer
Art and Wait Sehlendorf
Claire’ Hawley
South Dakota
le Campbell
Shirley
Awr
Russell Krefs
Wesley Chapel notes and Osceola ordinance items
Local items report Miss Lila McBeth recovering from appendicitis and visits among area families. A city ordinance amendm ent limits speeds under 18 to 20 mph in Osceola with 12 mph near the square and other restrictions. ordinance passed August 2, 1928, with official attestation.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Aust St
Farm and Poultry Tips for Better Yields
Practical notes advise preventing forest damage from tires and game, storing hay to avoid heating and molding, spraying Colorado potato beetles with lead arsenate, eradicating Canada thistles with light-excluding coverings, placing roosts by four weeks, and ensuring pullets are not crowded and roost early for better growth.
Wilken Cleaners Offers Doorstep Service
The Humphrey Engelhardt Store advertises Wilken Cleaners service to your door available Monday and Thursday with a call to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken Cleaners
Humphrey Engelhardt Store
Pigs on pasture cut feed costs says Blue Valley study
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute cites pasture grazing as the cheapest way to grow pigs with higher profit. Studies at Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station show legume pastures provide protein for growth and muscle, reducing need for tankage and concentrates. Grass fed pigs also outperform dry lot pigs after pasture season and help maintain soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Pasture Feeding Cuts Pig Ration Costs and Boosts Gains
Trials show grain and concentrates costliest parts of pig rations. Pasture fed pigs consume 38 percent less concentrates and gain about 34 percent more than pigs not on pasture. Alfalfa pasture offers dense green feed for 15 to 30 pigs per acre and supports three hay cuttings in a season, while also reducing parasites and promoting healthier pigs.
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Bankers’ Farm Schools
Carol Chenoweth
Philomath
Oregon
Ida Camygjall
United States
Fred Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Topeka
Osceola Y
W. O. Hansen
Mr! Frahm
Agnes Newcomer
Osceona
Chas. Newcomer
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Zanesville
Ohio
Oklahoma
Luther League
Lutheran Parsonage
Martin Anderson
A. Sward
Swede
Gulleen
Fremont
Augustana Synod
Seashore
Luther College
Wahoo
Sward
Lillian Stoner
Dixon, Ill
Arthur
Atending Business College
Y Creamery Institute
Chiropractic
Howard Yates
D. C
Hackberry
Wesley Chapel
Lila McBeth
Mrr
Alvin Weeden
Arvid Petersons
Pot
J. N. Jarmins
John Nelsons
Louis Swanson
Edna
Wayne
Clarence Anderson
Nelsons
Genoa
Gweden
Oliver Westberg
Della Hanshew
Chicago
Wesley Chapel Woman’s Club
Floyd West
Harry Pawleski
Farwell
John Cerny
Lucey Cock Son
District 63
Fred W. Schuman
S. A. Snider
Colorado
Ane
Rolf
Chevrolet
F.o.b. Flint
Mich
Nielsen Chevrolet Co
Phore
Osceola, Nebr
Butel der
Irn
Nebraska State Fair
Nebras
George Jackson
Nuedrasza State
Rome
American Automobile Association
Fppley Hotelc Company
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