Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03
AGRICUL TURAL NOTES
By Q. N'e'r'aall,

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80 boys have enrolled for the Zone |
Acre Yield Corn Contest" in the War
rem territory which includes the town
ships of Viking, Comstock, McCrea,
Warrenton, Vega, and Oak Park. The
teachers in this territory should send
in the names of the boys and girls
who wish to participate in any Of the
Industrial Contests to the Warren
High School, Warren, MINI. The
prizes will be we'll worth competing
for and will be announced little lat
ter. Complete instructions will be
sent out to all those who send in their
names early. Are you in it? If not,
get into the game for Marshall coun-
ty is going to win.
Mr.. J. S. Hilleboe is busy threshing
clover this week. He thinks that he
will have about 1000 pounds of Medi-
UNI Red Glover seed for sale in the
very near future and over 1000
pounds Of Alsike Clover seed. This
shows enterprise and speaks we'll for
Mr.. Hilleboe. Farmers wanting clo-
yer seed should aim to secure some of
this home grown product rather than
sending away to seed houses for it.
This clover seed is worth more than
what the seed houses have to offer
and you can purchase it for the same
price. Glover seed retails for $1,000
a bushel in Minneapolis now.
Special prize for best peck of pota-
toes brought in to the grain show,
Farmers Week Short Course (any
variety)- 2 bushels of Fife Wheat by
the Tullar Farm.
Big time coming! Four farmers
clubs to entertain for two evenings
during the Farmers Week. Short
Course Radium and East Warren
are on for Friday evening and Box
vile and Luna, Wednesday evening.
The Warren Opera House will be en-
gagged for both evenings. Members
are busy making preparations and we
can feel sure of good time. Come
and be convinced that the farmers
clubs are doing great work. Each is
composed of community builders.
During the last week have sold
seed corn to many farmers. Can still
supply many more. Aim to secure
home grown seed at any cost for you
can not afford to buy any other.
All grain for the exhibit should be
sent in not later than March 9th at
noon. Send it in care of M. L. War
ner, Warren, MINI. Grain show will
be held in grain judging room, the
4 city hall, which will be fixed up for
the purpose.
Short Course promises to be good
one. @
Warren, Mimi, Feb. %, 1915.
Mr.. 0. Neral,
Warren, MINI.
Dear Sir: The first meeting of the
! Boys and Girls Club was held Feb.
%, in honor of George Washington
/ Meeting was called to order by the
president Eileen Grange, as this was
the first meeting there were no min
utes so the new business was talked
about
! There were two committees ap-
pointed. The program committee
is Edith johnson, liver Johnson and
Adolph Olson. The game committee
is Harry Morkassel, Arthur Wiegert
and Myrtle Morkassel.
The following program was given:
j: Song, America; recitation, August
!. Prell; recitation, Allen Grange; read
. ing, Life of Washington, Anton John
son; recitation, Edith Johnson; recita-
! ton, Arthur Wiegert; dialogue, The
} Flag; song, Beneath the Elms; reel
j tation, Adolph Olson; recitation, Olga
Olson; recitation, Clarence Backlin
songs, LIST and End grades; recitations
by Charles Prell, August Prell, Har-
; ~ Morkassel, Myrtle Morkassel, Ive1
Johnson; song, Twilight is Failing.
The last thirty minutes were spent
! in playing games and in a spelling