Brown's Bylines on Irrigated Colorado Farms
A Colorado field trip to Monford Feedyards near Greeley reveals an 80 acre, 3,000 head operation run by one owner and two helpers with two shifts for feeding. The yard covers 100 acres and handled 24,000 head during the visit, with 50 workers and a daily need for 6,000 bushels of grain and 170 tons of alfalfa. Tax refund rules for farm gasoline are announced, with claims due by September 30 and Form 2240 required.
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Monford
Greeley
Colorado
District Director of Internal Revenue
Wichita
Kas
Ladies Club election and drive at Horne home
HDU News reports the Gay Ladies group meeting at Mrs. Betty Horne's home where Betty Flora was elected vice president after Horne became president following Mildred Corcoran's resignation. A membership drive was decided, a lesson on Color in the Home was given, a quiz led by Gladys Paul, and Mrs. Paul won the hostess gift.
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Betty Horne
Betty Flora
Mildred Corcoran
Essie Sharenberg
Gladys Paul
Lesson Summary From Wellsville Club Meeting
Mrs. Lewis Wichman gave a lesson followed by refreshments at the Wellsville gathering held at Mrs. Linna Tyler’s home where eleven members attended and Mrs. Robert McBeth became a new member. A committee was appointed to plan August’s lesson. Mrs. Walter Moore led Color in the Home. Next meeting July 28 with Mrs. Clarence Coffman.
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Peoria Plodders
Peoria Church
George Conley
Sherm Hilton
Smurthwaite Scholarship House
Manhattan
Lewis Wichman
Wellsville
Linna Tyler
Robert McBeth
Walter
Moore
Clarence Coffman
Farming delay contracts to fill fall calf lots
Farm managers weigh contracting ahead to stockpile calves as prices cool from spring peaks. Market signals suggest stocker and feeder prices may drop into fall, though still above last year. Substitution with feed like barley offers savings, while cautioning against abrupt diet changes and neglecting grain storage fumigation and insect control.
4 H Clubs Report On Cooking And Sewing Classes
Rainbow Advanced cooking and FULL O Pep sewing meet at leaders home with several members and demonstrations. Princeton Work ers hold flag salute and talks plus music and first aid. Westerners cookery club prepares tapioca and brownies with judging. Shining Star reports first year sewing class project meetings at Rantoul High School.
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Shining Star
Rantoul High School
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Nebraska
Texas
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Don Brown
HDU News
Peter S. Hopf
Queens Blvd
Forest Hills
N. Y
the Keen Co
Royal
D.h.la
M.E
Idaho
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
Maple
Ottawa
John Deere Engines
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Impl. Co. Inc
Mloyr Deere
Dk Ae
State Board of Agriculture
Peoples National Bank
Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Doane Agricultural Service. Inc
ST. Louis
Rainbow
Mrs. Lloyd
Norma Houston
Linda Lloyd
Lee Peterson
Janet Daugharthy
Princeton
June Sutton
Princeton City Hall
Sandra Kimball
Edith Sass
Gary Hull
Roy Hobbs
Marie Coats
Delores Hopkins
Cathy Smith
Linda Shaughnessy
Linda Richardson
Miledred Peed
Saffron Glass Co
N. Main
Stafford
Fis
A Rose CO
Ottawa, Kansas
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