The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-10-05

pTeIluer l1OlStS1u Call CLUBS anu JuuS-
ing teams of the United States, will
be much in evidence at the National
Dairy Show to be held at the Mime
sot state fair grounds, Hamline, Oc-
tober 7th to 14th
In addition to being given an i'm
portant part on the entire weeks
program in the judging arena and in
the exhibits of club work and dem
onstrations, they will take active
part in get-to-gether luncheon to
be given on the grounds at noon,
Tuesday, October 10th. Each boy and
girl will be guest of a Minnesota
Holstein breeder on this occasion and
will be given an opportunity to hear
some of the most prominent men
identified with Holstein progress in
the Northwest. E. T. Winship, Owa-
tonna, president of the Minnesota Hol-
stein Breeders Association, will well
come the young folks and famliarize
them with the program of the week.
w. S. Moscrip of Lake Elmo, Min
nesota, one of Americas foremost
Holstein judges, will be on hand to
give the young people some excellent
and timely pointers on live stock
judging.
1t is also expected that the exchange
of experiences and achievements by
the boys and girls themselves will
form the basis for still greater prog
ress in the promotion of better stock
through calf club and junior live
stock Judging work during the COM
ing year.
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University Will Fight Bugs With
New Machine-The state university's
new weather manufacturing machine
has been set up in tight room built
especially for it in the basement OF
the Administration building at Uni
versity Farm. The machine, known
as Carriers ejector processing cabl-
net, consists of a refrigerator sys-
tenn, an electric heater, a hydrostat
that controls the dew point Of the air
in the room, a thermostat that con-
trolls the ultimate temperature of the
air, an air compressor and water res
ervoir.
Within given limits, maximum and
minimum temperature and moisture
conditions can be produced at will in
the cabinet. The object is to deter
mine conditions under which insects
which infest the farmers grain bins
and the manufacturers and dealers
stored food products cannot exist.
DR.. R. N. Chapman, entomologist
and biologist, will be in charge OF this
weather making outfit. Practical use
will be made of it, he says, in deter
mining the minimum fatal tempera-
lures for granary weevils and other
insects. The length of time and the
degree of temperature required to Kill
various inset pests will be worked out
as sub-zero weather is manufactured
within the little laboratory. Reliable
forecasts of what winter temperature
will do in destroying white grubs,
wireworms, cutworms and grasshop-
pers can also be prepared by use OF
the cabinet. Only comparatively
few institutions in the country have
apparatus of this character so up-to
date and complete as has Minnesota.
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Burberry Bee Makes a Hit With
DIR. BalBtThe barberry eradication
bee, another Minnesota idea, was
strongly Endorsed by DR.. Carleton K.
D. 81 i,, oh tho h11T-
eau of plant industry, Washington, d.
c., who came to University Farm re-
Gently while on western inspection
trip. Escorted by l.. w. Melander,
Minnesota state leader of barberry
eradication, DR.. Ball attended bee
near Red Wing.
az am convinced that the barberry
bee is valuable as a means of secur-
ing cooperation among farmers and
extension and farm bureau people
and that it is an effective factor in
getting out barberry," said DIR. Ball.
cit is especially good also for pub
icity purposes. Minnesota has set an
example in this matter which other
states in the spring wheat belt would
do well to follow"
DR.. Ball came to the Minnesota
station to gather information as to
wheat breeding and stem rust inves-
LEGATIONS, and to look over the bar
berry situation. "The work in Min
nesota is in excellent shape, he
said. "The organization for fighting
the barberry and for plant breeding
work is not excelled anywhere. :"
DIR. Ball intimated that barberry
eradications were maintained.
Minnesota Gamers Get Into Chi
cago Contest-Lucile Larson and Pal
ma Norby, members of the Alberta,
Mimi, canning team, won the right
at the Interstate fair at Sioux City
to take part in national canning
club demonstration contest at the In
ternational Livestock show in Chicago
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