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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1929

Page

23

Alfalfa Can Add Half Million To County Income

A Cedar Falls meeting heard Charles R. Hutcheson of Town Farmer argue that planting 10 000 more alfalfa acres in Black Hawk County could raise annual farmer income by about 500 000 dollars. He highlighted market demand, soil lime needs, and alfalfa’s higher value and feed efficiency, with supporters noting local lime costs are offset by higher returns.

Black Hawk County Charles R. Hutcheson Waterloo Commercial Club Cedar Falls Hutcheson Town Farmer, Agricultural Publication Des Moines Iowa Farmer Nebraska Colorado J. W. Wakely Illinois Central Railroad Wakely George Miller H. S. Brown A. H. Refshauge

Twenty Enrolled in Club Work at Delaware Session

Twenty members joined 4-H club work at the South Tork township meeting held in Lenox college gym Hopkinton. County Agent Paul M. Burson presided. Mrs E H Greer elected girls breadmaking leader. Earl Dunlap to lead boys pig and dairy calf clubs. Addresses by Mrs Paul Manson Oneida R L Amsberry Oneida Mrs R G Amsberry Edna Ross Beth Mec Grade Homer Zobell. A Oneida township team demonstrated chicken canning.

Courier Spellind Service Manchester South Tork Lenox College Hopkinton Paul M. Burson E H. Greer Earl Dunlap Paul Manson R. L. Amsberry Oneida Oneida Township R. G. Amsberry Edna Ross Prairie Township Clu Beth Mec Homer Zobell One

Konken Herd Leads Chickasaw County Milk Test

In Chickasaw county last month John Konken's herd of 15 cows posted averages of 718 pounds of milk and 32.6 pounds of butterfat, with Guy Tracy's eight Red Polls close behind at 810 pounds of milk and 30.3 butterfat. The association of 376 cows averaged 633 pounds of milk and 24.7 butterfat. 23 cows were sold as unprofitable. Thirty-two cows produced over 40 pounds of butterfat and nine over 50 pounds.

New Hampton John Konken Chickasaw County Frank Hunt Guy ©. Tracy

Hitch Demonstration At Fayette This Week

Harry Linn of the Town Horse and Mule Breeders Association will demonstrate handling colts and multiple hitches for Fayette County residents. The two-day event runs Friday and Saturday with shows at J H Kuennen farm near St Luc Cas and the county farm, daily starting at 10 a.m.

Fayette Harrry Linn Town Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association Fayette County J. H. Kuennen St. Luccas

Hopkinton Cow Test Group Names Officers

Hopkinton Cow Test association elected officers at its first official meeting at the Hopkinston creamery under the county farm bureau. County Agent Paul Burson presided as testing began April 1. Officers: Leo White president, Earl Dunlap vice president, Harry Reeve secretary treasurer. Directors: Peter Shuster Tom Oehler Nicholas Hargrafen. Clifford Rice spoke on cow test association tours.

Courier Special Service Manchester Hopkinton Cow Test Association Farm Bureau Hopkinston Creamery Paul Burson Leo White Earl Dunlap Harry Reeve Peter Shuster Tom Oehler Nicholas Hargrafen Clifford Rice Greeley Cow Test Association Cow Test Association

Valuation Short Course Opens at Iowa State Today

Ames May 8 factors affecting town land values will be discussed at the annual soil and land evaluation short course at Iowa State college. About 100 land appraisers farmers and others attend with faculty and guests including Prof F M Miller DBD H Doane F M Corwin and Jay Whitspу Wallace s Farmer Des Moines.

Courier Special Service Ames Iowa State College R. M. Wifguain F. M. Miller University of Missour Dbd H. Doane Doane Agricultural Service St. Louis F. M. Corwin F. M. Gorwin Company Minneapolis, Minn Jay Whitspy Wallaces Des Moines

Older Boys Club To Be Formed At Fayette Thursday

An older boys club will be organized at a Fayette county farm bureau office meeting Thursday evening May 8. J S Quist of the state club department will be present. Fathers of the boys and township farm bureau directors are invited to attend. Delegates named include Lowell Scanlan Eden Earl Drilling Auburn Henry Gross Dover Arbe Schroeder Clermont Howard Boyle Pleasant Valley Robert Humphrey Union Kiron Hoyt Windsor Raymond Hoeger Bethel Elwin Notbohin Banks Harley Stewart Center John Dough ty Westfield Tillman Thompson Hyria Clyde Seeley Fairfield Alfred Turner Smithfield Wayne Robison Harlan Arnold Klammer Fremont Harry McLaury Oran Paul Sauerbry Jefferson Clyde Lincoln Scott Rex Pieplow Putnam.

Fayette Fayette County Farm Bureau J. S. Quist State Club Department Township Farm Bureau Lowell Scanlan Eden Earl Drilling Auburn Henry Gross Dover Arbe Schroeder Clermont Howard Boyle Pleasant Valley Robert Humphrey Union Kieron Hoyt Windsor Raymond Hoeger Bethel Elwin

Beemen Organize At New Hampton Beekeeping Group

BEEMEN ORGANIZE AT NEW HAMPTON FIND FOUL BROOD New Hampton Iowa May A P Karsten was elected president of Chickasaw County Beekeepers association at the organization meeting last week Hawley Miller Frank Hunt and E F Drewelow were named officers and directors Worthington extension bee specialist assisted in forming the body and disease eradication efforts The group aims to wipe out American foul brood which has spread through Iowa hives Four demonstration apiaries were used to discuss spring management storm control and feeding strategies Worthington inspected about 100 apiaries for foul brood and informed owners that failure to follow control methods within 16 days would require burning of all colonies

New Hampton A. FP. Karsten Chickasaw Iowa Worthington

Six-Inch Alfalfa Plant With Four-Foot Root Found

In Bremer county, a six inch alfalfa plant with a four foot root was shown to D D Offringa and Henry Schwab. The plant came from a field seeded two weeks earlier. Schwab had sown alfalfa with a clover mixture two years ago and, after field tillage, the plant remained vigorous along with hundreds of others. Schwab has seeded 17 acres this spring and believes alfalfa yields high dividends.

Schwab

Denver Junior Poultry Club Holds Second Meeting

The Denver Junior Poultry Club held its second meeting at the Willard Prestien Hatchery. Fred Epeneter led the session with approved minutes and talks on incubation, brooding, and baby chick feeding. New members Charlotte Sassman Margaret Sassman Betty Epenezer Dorothy Epenezer Willam Schr oeder Norma Schroeder joined. committees were elected and the next meeting date to be announced.

Denver Denver | Poultry Club Poultry Clu Willard Prestien Hatchery Fred Epeneter Charlotte Margaret Sassman Betty Dorothy Epenezer Willam Schroeder Norma Schroeder Willard Preston

Saturday at the home of Albert Brinkman

A brief item notes events taking place Saturday at the home of Albert Brinkman. Specifics such as time and nature of the gathering are not provided in the surviving text. Further details are not available from the fragment.

Albert Brinkman

Colder Weather Urges Seed Corn Dusting in Spring

Ames Iowa May B More than ever farmers must dust seed corn before planting says Dr I E Methus head of Iowa State College plant pathology. Dusting aids diseased seed and cold soil, with emphasis on lightly coating each kernel to avoid planter clogs while ensuring germination.

Courier Special Service Ames Iowa I. E. Methus Iowa State College Methus Melhus

Dusts cannot revive seeds or stop pests from harming stands

The remark warns that the dusts will not restore dying seeds nor shield seedlings from damage by squirrels, worms, or crows, implying limited effectiveness and ongoing threats to the stand's viability.

Hollis Buys Seven Guernseys in Iowa Trade

Hudson Iowa May 8 Homer Franck hauled seven head of Guernsey cattle to R C Hollis as part of a purchase made two weeks earlier. The cattle include four milking cows and three yearling heifers. O W Arter shipped two cars to Chicago and one to Maquoketa, Iowa.

$350 An Acre Paid For 20 Acre Tract

Corning May 8 A 20 acre tract south of Corning was sold yesterday by Mr and Mrs R E Madison to William Parker for 350 an acre the highest price paid for Adams county land in years Pridmore resigns Washington May J G Pridmore director of the northern division soil improvement committee of National Fertilizer association has resigned to join American Potash and Chemical corporation with headquarters in New York announced by Charles J Brand executive secretary of the association

Corning, Is Corning R. E. Madison William Parker Adams County Pridmore Washington, D. C May J. G. Pridmore Northern Division

Dayton Township Corn Test Plot Planned in Bremer County

Waverly May 8 Dayton township will host a corn yield test plot this spring with P H Hansen as corn improvement committee chair. He will oversee the test in cooperation with Dayton township farmers, following a meeting at Husband schoolhouse Friday evening. D D Offringa, county agent, discussed yield plots and left a hybrid corn sample to be planted in at least ten other townships. H A McCaffree, Bremer county farm bureau president, urged junior clubs, limestone, legumes, and tax relief methods by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. The next meeting is set for Friday evening June 7 at Husband schoolhouse.

Waverly Dayton P. H. Hansen Dayton Township Husband D. D. Offringa H. A. McCaffree Bremer County

Fayette County Farm Bureau to amend articles

Fayette county farm bureau members will meet Thursday evening May 16 to amend its articles of incorporation. The change follows recent Town Assembly action on county farm bureau organization. An all-star program will feature with each township supplying one number.

Fayette, An Fayette County Dureai

West Union Farm Bureau Picnic Planned for June 30

West Union Ia May 8 The annual Fayette county farm bureau picnic will be held here on or about June 30. The invitation was extended by West Union Business Men's Club. Four annual picnics have been held three at Fayette and one at Oelwein. The committee in charge is W. L. Peters, P. L StrW arc and G. D. Grimes.

West Union Fayette County Farm Bureau Bureau West Union Business Men's Club Fayette Oel+wein W. L. Peters P. PL Strwarc G. D. Grimes

Geneseo Club Elects Delegate to Meeting

Geneseo Live Wires 4-H girls choose Edith Mitchell to represent at the State meeting in Ames in June. Club practice planned to form a band with guidance from county club leader Mrs Ashby. News Training School in New Hampton May 10 features W. J. Metcalf leading sessions for newspaper correspondents and farm bureau women chairmen.

Courier &Pedal Service Geneseo May Edith Mitchel Geneseo Live Wires Ames LeNore Cole Ashby Schoo New Hampton Farm Bureau Chickasaw County WW. J. Metcalf

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