PMA Consults Farmers on Soil Conservation 1952 Plan
J M Eveland chairs Bremer County PMA urging every farmer to seek maximum conservation per dollar under ACP. A Jan 24 meeting in the courthouse discussed field by field planning to reduce erosion, raise yields, and meet defense production goals while sharing costs with ACP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Eveland
Bremer County
PMA
Court House
Otto Brandau
Eveland
County Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Artificial Breeding Short Course at Iowa State College
Dr John Herrick extension veterinarian announces a March 24 to April 2 training short course for men aiming to become artificial insemination technicians. Iowa sites include Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Sheldon breeders hire graduates. Enrollment limited to 20 with a 5 dollar fee. lodging meals and supplies extra. Further details from Curtiss Hall Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
John Herrick
Herrick
Iowa
Eastern Iowa Artificial Breeding Association
Cedar Rapids
Dairy Genetics
Des Moines
Northwest Iowa Federated Breeders Co-op
Sheldon
Dr. Herrick
Curtiss Hall
Ames
Rabbit season closes January 31 in state
The 1952 rabbit season ends at 6 00 p m January 31 after a year conservation officials call the most productive since 1939. Best hunting was in the southern and southwestern regions with good shooting across the north and high populations in the north central area. Large numbers of cotton tail rabbits have been sold commercially and sold to local restaurants and butcher shops.
Iowan Cpl James Riggins Wounded Third Time in Korea
Belmond native Corporal James Riggins has been wounded in Korea for the third time. He first sustained injuries in August, was wounded again in September after returning to duty, and a shell near a fox hole he had just left caused a brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
James Riggins
Belmond
Korea
Feed budgets urged as cattle on feed rise nationwide
Ralph Poynter notes Bremer County farmers face a favorable year to plan feed budgets amid a record 11 percent rise in cattle on feed nationally and a five percent gain in Iowa since early 1951. Corn Belt up six percent. demand remains strong with caveats from economist Francis Kutish about possible temporary price drops if shipments bunch. Hog market faces labor unrest, may rise modestly if resolved. Older resident James Keho, 82, took his first airplane ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Iowa
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Katish
Farmer Takes Chances With Untested Oats Seed
County extension reports from Iowa State College Seed Testing Laboratory show wide germination variations in oats. Some samples germinate as low as 1 to 5 percent while about 75 percent test 90 percent or better. High moisture during binning and green weed seeds are blamed for poor germination. quick heat in bins may reduce viability. Farmers may need higher planting rates or buy seed oats if tests are below 75 percent, and samples should be sent to the lab promptly for results within about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Poynter
Iowa State College Seed Testing Laboratory
Poynter
Iowa State College
Keep Defense Effort In Mind In Planning Conservation
Bremer county farmers should plan soil conservation with defense needs in mind. J M Eveland urges increased livestock feed production to sustain meat milk and other outputs. The 1952 Production Goals Program calls for expanding feed grain well above last two years to meet future livestock demand and defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
J. M. Eveland
PMA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Eveland
Guarantee of timely test results for late winter planting
The note assures that test results can be returned in time for planting if samples arrive in late February or early March, ensuring decisions can be made without delaying agricultural work.
Marriage Licenses for Six Couples Listed in Waverly Sumner and Waterloo
Orlyn Boeckmann 21 of Waverly with Elaine L Mohlis 20 of Sumner. Lawrence Wm Warner Jr 27 of Waterloo with Darlyl Frahm 22 of Sumner. Allan Elliott 19 of Aplington with Roselea Munsterman 21 of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlyn Boeckmann
Waverly
Elaine L. Mohlis
Sumner
Lawrence Wm. Warner, Jr
Waterloo
Darlyl Frahm
Allan Elliott
Aplington
Roselea Munsterman
Legal property transfers in Waverly and vicinity
Carl and wife transfer to Roy Menzel. Anton Rosel to John Albrecht. Murray Gissel to William DeHaven and Kroeger. Lutheran Children's Home Society to Harold McClure. Wilbur Schield to Albert Mueller. Henry Seekatz to Emil Seekatz. Olivia Eickelberg to Richard Fremont. Edmond Meswarth to Lester Bails. A G Ottersburg to American Lutheran Church. C R Baker to Alert Ward. Various tracts across sections in Waverly and Sumner with revenues ranging from 1.10 to 33.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Louis Brandenburg
Roy C. Menzel
Anton Rosel
John Albrecht
Michener
Frederika
Murray W. Gissel
William H. DeHaven
Andrew H. Kroeger
Sumner
Lutheran Children’s Home Society
Harold E. McClure
Waverly
Wilbur L. Schield
Albert G. Mueller
Henry Seekatz
Emil Seekatz
Olivia E. Eickelberg
Richard W. Fremont
Ney
Edmond C. Meswarth
Lester Bails
A. G. Ottersburg
American Lutheran Church,j
Harmon & le Valley
Vene
Auctions Well Advertised and Properly Managed
Advertising and management help at no extra cost from Orville Naber, Auctioneer, Tripoli. Phone 16-F2i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Naber
Tripoli
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James Keho
Allerton
Keho
Cen
H. W. Krueger
Tripoli, Iowa
H. W.weihe
Sumner—Haag
W. Fredericksburg—Steege
Readlyn
Frederika—Phone
Blg
Cresco, Iowa
Saba
Pisa
Tripoli Hardware
Tripoli Implement Co
Farm Equipment
C. R. Baker
L. Ward
Stur Devants
Crittenden Produce
Owa
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