Bremer County Farm Bureau Reports 1933 34 Highlights
D D Offringa files the Bremer county agent annual report covering Dec 1 1933 to Nov 30 1934. Major items include 47 township meetings with 3600 attendees, a Waverly banquet with 450 attendees, and a corn husking winner from Sumner. 1,443 farmers signed corn hog contracts, with total benefits about 521 907 dollars.
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D. D. Offringa
Bremer
Bremer County Agriculture Programs Report Highlights
Soil management covered 194 soil samples tested for acidity or phosphate content across the county's farm bureau offices and fields. Fruit growing notices issued spraying information to those who requested the service. Field crop insects saw 7 400 pounds of poison bran distributed to Bremer county farmers in August to curb army worm damage. Animal health records show all county herds tested for tuberculosis at least once, with the first ten Bangs disease tests requested in November. Arthur Droste of Washington township, owner of Ayrshire cattle, was involved.
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Bremer County
C. Drouth
Farm Bureau
Drouth
Minneapolis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Economies Service
Bremer County Conciliation Board
L. C. Warneke
J. C. Koch
Otto Walther
G. QO. van Derveer
Theo. Stahlhut
Iowa
Oelwein
Federal
Bang
Arthur Droste
Washington Township
Jackson Township Presents Program
Jackson township farm bureau held its regular meeting at Mrs. J. W. Bennett’s home in Janesville on December 17 with about 40 attendees. W. M. George led in absence of the chairman, then a Christmas carol sing and a program featured readings, demonstrations on dehorning a calf and refinishing a chest, plus club work reviews and a trip highlight to the World’s Fair. 4-H demonstrations were county winners and shown at the State Fair.
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Jackson Township Farm Bureau
J. W. Bennett
Janesville
W. M. George
Donald Staley
Leland Roever
Jackson Township
A. G. Hinshaw
Warren Farm Bureau Meets at W. Wendt Home
A large crowd gathered at the Wm. Wendt home on Tuesday evening December 18 for the regular Warren Farm Bureau meeting. After community singing and business, a Christmas program featured recitations and songs.
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Wm. Wendt
Farm Bureau
Lloyd Knapp
H. E. Schroedermeier
Nick Sechuver
St. Nicholas
Germany
A Rose by Another Name
A humorous quip from The Chaser mocks how polite phrasing cannot disguise dull employment offers. The line contrasts a housewife’s wish for work with a tramp’s blunt honesty about streetwork.
Clever Crow Exchange Sparks Quiet Wit
In a brief, witty exchange, two speakers remark on Crow's clever remarks. One notes Crow often speaks smartly, while the other quips that such remarks should be spoken only once.
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Crow
Simple 1935 corn hog sign-up for same farm setups
County agent D D Offringa says signing a 1935 corn hog contract will be quicker for farmers who keep the same corn and hog bases as in 1954. Iowa State Extension reports 1992 33 data will aid form completion, with three applicant groups guiding base requirements and allocations.
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D. D. Offringa
United States Department of Agriculture
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
AAA
Corn-Hog Association
Bliss
County Association
Offringa
High Protein Feeds Balance Dairy Cow Ration Economically
A Iowa extension example shows replacing part of a corn bran mix with soy bean oil meal cuts daily feed costs. With corn at 90 cents a bushel, a 20 cow herd could save about 8.5 cents per cow daily by using 200 pounds of soy bean oil meal at 44 dollars per ton, reducing daily intake from 15 to 8 pounds per cow. Detailed balanced ration guidance is available from the farm bureau.
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D. D. Offringa
Iowa State College
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Tripoli Wins Two Games at Frederika
Tripoli swept Frederika with a senior high thriller 21-16 and the junior high 21-13. The senior victory featured a see saw battle, late free throws, and a decisive clinch by W Krueger after Carney missed two. Borchert led the junior side with five field goals and a free throw as the team extended its four game win streak.
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Tripoli
Frederika
Senior High
Carney
W. Krueger
Borchert
E. Ambrose
Fink
Niemeyer
R. Krueger
Huegli
F. Ambrose
Jordan
Lemke
Buhrow
Uy Henniger
Gehrke
Er. Gaede
Drewis
Eichmann
Frederika (16)— 'Carney, F Lester
Holm
Bremer
Arson
Sievers
Chestnut
Steeger
Mystery and Royal Splendor Cloak Fading Adventures
A reflective note on how past adventures are dressed in mystery and danger and on the value of good service, suggesting a romance between service quality and adventure mythos.
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W. C. Cleworth
Hampton
Leo Bremer
Sumner
Allen B. Kline
Vinton
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Mer County
Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Floral Hall
Luvern Luloff
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Greeley
Lavern Luloff
Harry Paulsen
Raymond Kuethe
Gordon Myers
Perry
Ivan Epley
Lamb Club
Poultry Club
Garden Club
Alfred van Benschoten
Camp
Ingawanis
Eigty
Home Project
Bremer-Butler Cow Testing Association
Ames
Des Moines
Earl Schultz
Extension Service
Land O'Lakes
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Warren Farm Bureau
W. Wendt
New South Wales
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