Farm Bureau Notes Cowtest Association Report June
June cowtest notes list the ten top producers by butterfat. Jens N Peterson leads with 11 lactations and 1260 pounds milk at 34.2 butterfat%. Geo W Johnson follows at 936 pounds milk and 32.4%. R L Olson records 973 pounds at 32.2%. W L Reasoner, 1031 pounds at 31.8%. H S Lundy, 949 pounds at 31.6%. G V Giffin, 1015 pounds at 31.6%. Oleson Bros, 758 pounds at 31.0%. Louis Lammers, 794 pounds at 30.7%. Oscar Suss, 993 pounds at 30.1%. F G Weir, 623 pounds at 29.5%.
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Jens N. Peterson
PB & Gr. H
Geo. W. Johnson
Gr. H
R. L. Olson
W. L. Reasoner
O. Lundy
G. V. Giffin
Oleson Bros
Gr. G
Louis Lammers
Oscar Suss
P. B
4-H Boys Camp at Foster Sees County Youths Attend
Seventy five 4-H club boys from Kassuth Humboldt Palo Alto Emmet Dickinson Clay Osceola and O'Brien counties attended the 1-H boys camp at Camp Foster from July 4 to 7. County Agent Walter of Estherville directed the camp with J. T. Bode and Fred Butcher of Extension Service Ames assisting along with Harry Linn of the Town Horse Association Ralph Held of the State Dairy Association and Harold...
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Foster
Kossuth
Humboldt
Palo Alto
Emmet
Dickinson
Clay
Osceola
O'Brien
Camp Foster
Emmet County
Floyd Schenck
Merril Robb
Vernon Himebauch
Bernard Jackson
Thorvald Nieolsen
Walter
Estherville
J. T. Bode
Fred Butcher
Extension Service
Ames
Harry Linn
Town Horse Association
Ralph Held
State Dairy Association
Harold
Ice Cream Delivered Anywhere in the City
Graaf's Confectionery offers citywide ice cream delivery. The note advertises accessibility for customers seeking frozen treats at their location or office within the municipal area.
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Graaf
Camp program at state game dept run youth camp
Holmgren from the State Game Dept and county agents Dwight Seath Jim Wallace Paul Busenhark Virgil Webster Harold Nichols Emerald Morrison Richard Hiner and Glenn Miller supervised the camp. Forenoon subject instruction covered rope work weed eradication fish lore and habits dairy cattle history tree and field insects. Afternoons included games boating and recreation. Evening camp fires featured proclamations special movie features followed by cabin rest. Revielle woke the boys at 6 each morning for a new day.
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Bode
Taylor
Revielle
Fire blight afflicts Iowa orchards in widespread outbreak
Iowa State College plant pathologist R H Porter says fire blight is widespread across the state, attacking blossoms, twigs, leaves, and trunks. The report details symptoms, sources of infection from old cankers, and emphasizes spring and winter cleanup plus careful pruning and disinfectant use to control spread. It also notes a dangerous mercuric disinfectant and outlines a remedy for canker treatment. The piece also reports on a dairy cow Mercedes producing record fat yields due to improved winter and spring rations compared with last year.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Mercedes
Louis Rank
Fayette County
No. 4
Farm issue unsolved, Murphy warns at Estherville rally
F W Murphy of Wheaton Minnesota, Corn Belt legislative chairman, told Farmers Union crowd in Estherville July 4 that the farm problem remains unsolved despite a new farm bill. He blasted the measure as a fraud that ignores surpluses and fails to secure higher prices, urging unified action to obtain tariffs and legislative support for farmers.
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F. W. Murphy
Wheaton
Minn
Corn Belt Organization
Farmers Union
Estherville
Farmers Union Organization
Farmers Union of
Congress
Imp
Federal Farm Board
Iowa
Corn Belt
West
Cream Tea at Graaf's Confectionery Delights Patrons
A simple description notes pure sweet cream used in a tea cream creation at Graaf's Confectionery. Visitors enjoy a richer flavor as staff highlight fresh dairy ingredients and traditional preparation methods.
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Graaf
Sowing Seed of Perennials in Shade and Protection
The article advises selecting a shaded seedbed location to raise perennials from seed, using north-facing positions, burlap coverings, and window screens to protect against heavy rains. It notes perennials germinate slowly, with pinks often sprouting earlier, and recommends sowing pinks separately from slower germinators for moisture and light management.
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