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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1931

Page

5

Oat Crop Harvested On Webster Parish Penal Farm

Assistant Agent W M McBride reports on a Webster parish penal farm crop in 1930. Twelve acres sown to oats with nine acres also planted in dairy vetch yielded about 20 tons of hay from the oats and vetch, with nitrogenation to the soil from the vetch. Ground to be prepared for soy beans inoculated and planted when rainfall warrants.

Webster Parish W. M. McBride Tison Cox Cox Minden-Signal Tribune

Clean Cows and Barns

North Louisiana Dairy Products Co urges clean barns and yards to prevent milk contamination. Emphasizes bright ventilation whitewashing and proper milking prep. Advises brushing udders with a damp cloth, avoiding dry brushing, and maintaining dust free milking to prevent sour milk.

North Louisiana Dairy Products Co

Preventing Anemia in Suckling Pigs with Minerals

Prairie Farmer reports from Wisconsin and Illinois studies showing iron and copper supplementation in sow milk or direct pig feeding can prevent anemia in young pigs. Methods include weekly ferric sulphate and copper sulphate dosing and teat applications, with specific copper and iron solutions prepared for pig nutrition.

Wisconsin Experiment Station U'nois Stata A

Farm Leaders Urge Side Dressing to Cut Costs

South region farm leaders urge side-dressing as essential for profit in cotton and corn under current conditions. Omitting side dressing would raise unit costs and lower yields. Dr. Clarence Poe says farmers should cut cotton acreage while boosting total production via higher yields per acre and more food and fertility crops.

South Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau Clarence Poe Progressive Farmer

Extension workers aid state farmers with loans

Dr C W Warburton credits Louisiana extension staff and county agents for enabling farmers to obtain 3 197 421 in government feed seed fertilizer and rehabilitation loans. Louisiana disbursed 2 619 758 in seed and fertilizer loans to 15 338 farmers and 077 663 in rehabilitation loans across 42 parishes, with Lincoln Bienville and Bienville leading parish totals.

Louisiana Agricultural Extension Service C. W. Warburton United States Bit Memphis Agricultural Extension Service of Louisiana H. C. Sanders Claude W. Davis R. A. Wasson Agronomist Marcel Voorhiés W. B. Mercier F. W Spencer Bienville Warburton Ie Louisian J. Hy Lynel Haes

Prodigy Aims for College After Early Graduation

A Fort Worth student, a Central High graduate at 13, plans college. Virginia Lee Jones, 9, from Washington, earned seventh place in the National Spelling Contest, highlighting young talent and education goals.

Fort Worth Tex Central High Reboul Virgina Lee Jones Washington

Farmers' Clan Tauqua at Tech Campus July 28 29 30

Director W B Mercier of the Extension Service will speak at the Farmers' Clan Tauqua to be held at the Boy's Gym Tech Campus July 28 29 and 30. Mercier has studied farming issues across the South including Washington D C and tannin and farm problems. Other speakers include Col Clarence Ousley Dallas H L S Mobley Cutttarm Dr W R Dodson Jeanerette La Dr George F Sexton Centenary College Steveport Commissioner Harry D Wilson Baton Rouge and others.

W. B. Mercier Extension Service I. S. UL Baton Boug Mercier Farmers’ Clan Tauqua Tech Hving Washington, D. C Clarence Ousley Dallas Texas Hls. Mobley Cutcarn W. R. Dodson Jeanerette Creorge F. Sexton Centenary College Steveport Harry JD. Wilson Baton Rouge

Poultry Profits By Albert C Leitch Manager Dixie Australorp Farm

Poultry profits are discussed for Leghorn and Australorp breeds, focusing on egg production, market prices, and breeding standards. The article reviews weights, standards, and care, noting differences in meat value and the importance of maintaining separate pens for breeds and their offspring. It highlights market dynamics and the role of breeders in maintaining breed standards and productivity.

Albert C. Leitch Dixie Australorp Farm American Poultry Associations Chile United States Netty Alec Pool Fiat Trent Sebeltiiae

Recommendations of Lincoln Parish Dairy Committee 1931

The Lincoln Parish Farm and Home Economic Conference dairy committee recommends profitable dairy expansion with improved cow productivity through culling feeding housing and breeding practices and adequate home grown pasture leguminous forage and silage. It specifies pasture mixes water supply, silo provisions, and farm management including irrigation, fertilization, and seasonal planting to support higher milk output per cow.

General Committee Farm and Home Economic Conference Lincoln Parish Bermuda Gordi Moses Otra Taovetrat Bey

Milk Plant to Increase Price and Add Sour Cream Market

Announcement by T P Horan manager of North Louisiana Dairy Products Co states butter fat price will rise per pound starting July and the plant will begin handling sour cream for producers previously without a market. The decision stems from demand for a sour cream market and the plant aims to serve farmers per its slogan The farmer s service institution.

T. P. Horan North Louisiana Blast Eiective Hogan Farmer's Service Institution Haven

Calcote Community Cemetery Working Set For July 16

The Calcote community graveyard working will be held on Thursday July 16. All interested are invited to attend with a picnic lunch provided by local women. The lunch will be served in the grave near the cemetery at noon.

Calcote EB. Rasbury

Proverbial Verse on Wisdom and Shame in Kingship

A biblical proverb notes that a king who judges the poor faithfully will have an enduring throne while wise ruling comes from discipline. It warns that neglect of a child leads to parental shame, reflecting on governance and family responsibility.

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