Home grown grains boosted by protein supplements
Adding purchased protein supplements such as soybean oilmeal cottonseed meal and linseed meal can improve the feeding value of home grown grains for cattle and sheep.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
2
Adding purchased protein supplements such as soybean oilmeal cottonseed meal and linseed meal can improve the feeding value of home grown grains for cattle and sheep.
Mrs. Dean Trier reports Frank Bostwick was moved to a hospital in Iowa City today after being treated in Keota.
Mrs. John McNeill hosted a Tuesday morning coffee hour in Crawfordsville honoring Mrs. Carleton White with a pink and blue shower and bidding farewell to Mrs. Irene Harrell with a handkerchief shower. Guests included Mrs. Geneva Conrad and Vickie, Mrs. Cleo Lowe and Kathy, Mrs. Blon Christner, Mrs. J. T. Howard, Mrs. Dell Farrier and Mike, Mrs. Chester Cherryholmes, and Mrs. Wilbur Wheeler. table decor was pink and blue and the morning was spent socially.
Mr and Mrs George Murphy and Peggy Lee of Haskins hosted a Mothers Day dinner for Mrs Murphy’s mother Mrs Tom McGraw. Other guests included Tom McGraw of Ainsworth Mr and Mrs Earl McGraw Donna and Bobby of Davenport and Mr and Mrs John Blair and Maxine of Monmouth Illinois.
The So and Sew club of the Dayton Grove community met at Mrs John McDowell's home Thursday afternoon. Eight members and several children attended and the afternoon was spent in visiting.
The bride, a Washington high school graduate in the class of 51, and Mr. Griffith, a West Chester high school graduate, were noted in a wedding context. He attended business college in Ottumwa and worked as a book-keeper at Eclipse Lumber. He entered the army in January and has been stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, since then, with plans to fly to Seattle next week en route overseas.
Mrs. Merle Crossett became a new member of the Haven Ladies Aid at their Wednesday meeting led by Mrs. Keith Augustine. Nine members and four children attended. devotional was led by Mrs. Harvey Leeper and the group recited the Lord's Prayer. Mothers Day poems were read and ecards sales netted four dollars. Entertainment was organized by Mrs. Richard Maver and Mrs. Harvey Leeper. The next meeting with Mrs. George Cannett will feature a white elephant auction.
The coating made from fish oil resists heat and does not become brittle as quickly as traditional paints that dry to a hard film, offering a more pliable finish for smokestacks.
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