Annual Report of Bremer Butler C T A in Dairy Herds
Nineteen herds totaling 369 cows finished the year with 8 400 pounds of milk and 25 9 pounds of fat per cow. The report lists member names by town and highlights herds over 300 pounds of fat per cow with milk totals and fat figures for Holsteins Ayrshires Guernseys and Jerseys. Tester Harold B Sutton credits members and county agents for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Glenn V. Anderson
Sumner
Charles R. Besh
Denver
Burger & Loveland
Waterloo
F. A. Chester & Sons
Farm
J. J. Lynes & Sons
Ayrshires
Floyd Methfessel
Guernseys
L. C. Myers
Neil Limberg
Jerseys
H. A. Dettmering
W. J. Prestien
Harold B. Sutton
Milk Pasteurization Course Offered by Iowa State College
The dairy department at Iowa State College will offer a milk pasteurization course February 12 to 17 in conjunction with the dairy short course. Open to operators of market milk plants of all sizes, the program covers pasteurization of milk and cream bottling and testing methods, with special bacteriology work led by Prof. M. Mortensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Dairy Industry
Iowa State College
M. Mortensen
Accurate Production Figures Speed Farm Checks in Corn Hog Plan
Bremer County farmers aim to speed up government check arrival by submitting precise production records for the corn hog program. D. D. Offringa notes that verified claims will hasten contract clearances in Washington, while errors trigger local corrections delaying approval. Records cover 1932 33 corn acreage yields past hog litters and marketed hogs with receipts used as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
D. D. Offringa
Washington
Offringa
Secretary of Agriculture
Fremont Hustlers Hold Their Election 1934 Officers Named
The Fremont 4 H girls club met at Norma Stange's home on Monday January 4th to elect 1934 officers. Norma Stange was named president, Elinor Kelsey vice president Lydia Skereies secretary Darleth Ambrose treasurer Zatha Schmidt news reporter Elvera Kelling historian. A示 financial report followed by talks on home furnishing and music appreciation. A lunch was served by Zatha Schmidt. Remember the Firemen's dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Hustlers
Norma Stange
Norma Tegtmeier
Elinor Kelsey
Lydia Skereies
Darleth Ambrose
Zatha Schmidt
Elvera Kelling
Charlotte Bennett
Norma — Zatha Schmidt
Expense of Corn Hog Campaign Depends on County Asi'ns
Bremer county will form a corn hog production control association after sign-up days and contracting. D. D. Offringa says county expenses will be taken from benefit payments but kept nominal. costs vary by county and are prorated by corn acres and hogs under contract. The county board of directors will set costs, influenced by signer statements, local workers, and contract coverage. The larger the corn area and hogs under contract, the lower the cost per farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
D. D. Offringa
Offringa
Washington Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Leo Orth Home
A large Washington township farm bureau gathering met at Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orth’s home on Wednesday January 17 starting at noon. The group planned the eleventh Bremer County farm bureau banquet at Waverly Community building and set regular monthly meetings with host homes and committees for March through December. Gilbert Miller was chosen as Washington township delegate to the Iowa farm bureau federation convention in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Leo Orth
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Waverly
West Lafayette
Gilbert Miller
Washington Township
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Laura Reeves
Rudolph Albright
Louis Seamon
Elmer Sauerbrei
E. E. Kohagen
Otto Hartman
Alvin Geuther
Carl Kuethe
Dick Luloff
James Scully
N. R. G. Girls’ Club
Ed Arns
Arthur Zelle
H. A. Frischell
Orphans’ Home
E. M. Reeves
Rudolph Mundt
Farm Bureau
Prottengeier
Liked the Part A class rehearsing for a play
A high school class rehearses a play with a student asking the coach if there is a time limit for the final scene. The scene features a dramatic climax and a line about subscription dues phrased aloud in the county. A label notes a $1.50 charge for county residents.
Local Men Answer Questions on C H Campaign
Farmers with questions on the corn-hog contract will get better answers from local representatives than from AAA Washington. Iowa State College extension notes local men have more knowledge of the area and can provide specifics. New interpretations clarify dairy cow allowances for new farms and silage inclusion in 1982-33 averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Washington, D. C
D. D. Offringa
Bremer County
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
State Cornhog Committee
Extension Service
Bliss
Washington
Black
Soybeans Hold Strong As Iowa Emergency Crop
Iowa State College economist Albert Mighell notes soybeans are an excellent emergency crop and popular during the current agricultural stress. From 1919 to 1933 Iowa soybean acreage swelled from 471 to about 300,000 acres, signaling their importance for late substitutions when other crops fail. They perform well on acid soils but less suited to rolling land and sweet soils. they drought tolerate yet weed prone with heavy rainfall. They supply high protein feed, require less cash in hard times, and grow with minimal inoculation if on good soil, though inoculation aids nitrogen from the air. Experiments favor four row or grain drills over corn planters for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Albert Mighill
Iowa State College
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Mighell
Bulletin
Young Tree Helen Paints Proportion Joke
Six year old Helen, a budding artist, drew a picture of a girl and a tree. Told the girl looked too large, she replied that the tree is still growing and it is a young tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Organizing for Greater Buying Power in Corn Hog Control
American farmers are urged to organize county corn-hog control associations to boost purchasing power under the corn-hog reduction plan. Signatories join as association members entitling them to vote, with county boards elected by contracting producers and community committees of three to five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
County Corn-Hog Control Association
Toothsome Facts And Fancies By Dr William J Scoles
Dr William J Scoles traces dental history from tooth extraction as cure all to focal infection theory. He notes shifting views on teeth causing systemic pain and the growth of dental preservation, X ray insights, and the rise of false cures. Ends with a humorous aside about piano piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Scoles
Potter Siding social and sale roundups in sparse notes
Mr and Mrs Carl Drape and Ed Johnson of Tripoli spent Tuesday evening at the Wm Dohrman home. A funeral for August Kirchmann was held in Sumner with John Koch in attendance. Numerous visits and a big turnout at the Will Kuker sale Friday afternoon accompany a busy social week in Potter Siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Drape
Ed Johnson
Tripoli
Wm. Dohrman
John Koch
August Kirchmann
Sumner
Wm. Behrends
Herman Tegtmeier
John Lamprecht
Leslie
Will Kuker
Velda Flege
Florence Drape
Christ Stehn
Waverly
Fred Lohmann
John Schwake
Harold
Charley Lamprecht
Elma
Elda Redies
Conrad Lampe
Western Douglas
Albert Hunemueller
Julius Hooper
Henry Drape
Herman Schumacher
Ernest Redies
August Fredericks
Arnold Pries
Christ Winning
Martin Magneson
Will Kucker
Community Notes from Charles City Area Social Visitments
Mr and Mrs Frank Neuendorf of Charles City spent Wednesday afternoon at the W A Biermann home. Mr and Mrs Wm Kammeyer welcomed a daughter born Tuesday January 16. Miss Helene Gerlach visited Miss Lillia Rohrssen Thursday evening. Conrad Meyer and Arthur Stumme Readlyn guests. Ernest Rohrssen and Isabelle Albertsville Wisconsin called on Biermanns. Mildred Henning Florence Biermann weekend with Norma Tegtmeier. Fred Biermann hosted birthday anniversary gathering Sunday. Fred Brase and Ernest Brase attended dinner at Brase home. Wm Meyer Artesian and F Meyer visited Conrad Meyer Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neuendorf
Charles City
W. A. Biermann
Wm. Kammeyer
Helene Gerlach
Lillia Rohrssen
Conrad Meyer
Arthur Stumme
Readlyn
Ernest Rohrssen
Isabelle
Albertsville
Wisconsin
Mildred Henning
Florence Biermann
Norma Tegtmeier
Fred Biermann
Fred Brase
Ernest Brase
Leona Luhring
Margaret Grebi
Wm. Meyer
Artesian
F. Meyer
Sharks Fight to Finish
A vivid account describes sharks resisting capture, surviving gunshot wounds and harpoon attacks. The narrative recalls hooked and hauled sharks still thrashing, their eyes appearing eerily calm as they struggle amid ensuing carnage.
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Annual Report of
Bremer-Butler C.T.A
Fremont
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyear Speedway
MLE A
H.H
C.H. Campaign
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
Siegel
Sharks
Sas
Bierie Oil Company
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