Farm Bureau Notes Continued From First Page
S willing to test any samples that owners bring in. Put your name on the samples or the office cannot report to the owner due to missing names. Explosives distributed in February. A shipment of pyro is expected early February. Cost is 5.30 per 200 pounds with order f.o.b Cedar Rapids Town. Orders should be made to M Clyde Extension Service. Size of orders ranges up to 80 pounds per crate. Orders held open til February. Prompt placement urged for earlier delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B
Cedar Rapids
M Clyde
Forage Crop Meetings Planned by Ames Extension Department
The Extension Department of Ames announces a series of pasture crop meetings for hogs to be held in the county the week of February 12. The exact schedule will be published later and those interested should note the upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyas
Extension Dept. of
Ames
Meat Demonstrations in Ames Farm Shows
The Agricultural Extension Department of Ames will host meat demonstrations on butchering cutting and curing during the week of February 15 19 with exact dates to be announced through county papers. The 28rd Annual State Corn Show will be in Ames Iowa during Farm and Home Week in the first week of February with entries to Joe L. Robinson Secretary Ames Iowa and premium lists available at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suivder
Agricultural Extension ‘Department of
Ames
Iowa
Joe L. Robinson
Towa
Farm Bureau
Washington Township Farm Bureau Dedicates Hall
Washington Township Farm Bureau members filled the hall for the dedication of their new Farm Bureau Hall last Wednesday evening. A fine program was presented as part of the ceremony marking the completion of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Two
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Notable record praises Dr M Odle of Spencer High School
Iowa educators laud Dr M Odle a Spencer geometry teacher with fifty five years in education, only vacation during Spanish American War service. The item notes Cedar Rapids death of Black Hawk Bill era figure Rowe, and covers varied local topics including a land sale in Allamakee, Sunday school enrollment gains in Polk County, and a new bank alarm device aimed at police alerts. It also mentions Iowa Supreme Court ruling on death by drink and plans for river barge service between St Louis and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
M. Odle
Spencer
Clay County
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk Bill
Haugh Rowe
Rowe
Fehder
Buffalo Bill
Western Plains
Rettesnake Dick
Cope Charlie
Buckskin Joe
W. B. Albert
Allamakee
Soeaigh
J. C. McChrie
Polk County
Fnniges
Ges
Sioux Falls
S.D
Moline Hi
Supreme Court
Mississippi River
St. Louis
St. Paul
Halleck W. Seaman
Clinton
Seed corn testing weeks urged by Iowa Governor and broadcast plans
Governor Hammill designated February as seed corn testing weeks to protect seed quality after severe October freezes. Iowa aims to plant 11 million acres with 2 million bushels of seed corn, ensuring good vitality. Dean Curtiss predicts renewed demand for draft horses as motor trucks rise, urging farmer support for horse breeding with a proposed government subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammil
Towa
Dean Curtiss
Ames
New York City
Gorn Belt
Iowa
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Rock Valley, Iowa
F. 1
Heisig
Hunting Elevator Company
WM. Schouten
Rock Valley
Rock Valley Grain CO
John Coert
Department of Commerce
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Iowa State College
R. J .A. Pearson
Chevrolet
Lendon
Gaassis Orb
Collenbaugh Motor Co
Anu Ith
Hoover
California
Home Bakery
J. Cogswell
T. B
Poland
China
New Zealand
Superior
John Deere
Janesville
New Century
Bob Sted
Acme
Oartson Phonograph
Richard Dykstra
First National. Bank
Ben. J. Meylink
Auet
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