The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-06-08
ARTICLES OF INTEREST TO FARMERS
Edited by p w. Hunmer County Agent Merose Minnesota

The Stearns County Farm : Bureau
has arranged with the Wabasha Coun-
ty Wool Growers association to take
care of all lots of wool which farmers
of this county wish to pool. The
Wabasha County Wool Growers as
sociation is one of the three co-opera-
tive agencies endorsed by the Mime
sofa Wool Marketing committee, which
was organized by the Minnesota Farm
Bureau federation at the request OF
conference Of wool producers to hand
lie Minnesota's 1922 clip on state
wide pooling plan.
The Wabasha County Wool Growers
association has authorized the Stearns
County Farm Bureau office to make
advances up to 25c pound on all
clear, bright wool consigned to the
Wabasha pool at the time or dellv-
cry at pooling points within the coun-
ty. The Farm Bureau of Stearns
county will try to assemble at ieast
one carload lot making points OF as
sembly at Melrose and St. Joe. a cir
cular letter will be mailed OUT IRON ni
the Farm Bureau office TO all "oti
tempt to determine just how mucn
wool is now in the hands OF StSaIhs
county growers and amount WHICH LII
growers Of the county wash TO pUoi
taking the 25c cash advance
letter sent out by the Wabasha
County wool Growers association un.
der date Of May 80. they ADVISE lhae
with the present market their paroIs
are getting around SIC a pound I. o. o.
wabasha for their clear. bright, meo.
iums and fine. The general trend OF
the wool market seems u lnoIca.e
further advances and the stat-Wloe
pool system affords the pest op PIP, roar-
in the pooling of wool through the wa
ket.
basha County Wool Growers assocla-
tior should write to the Farm Bureau
Office at Melrose, stating amount OF
wool which you have to dispose OF
We will in turn advise you when dellV
cry could be made in order to asscnnnle
carload lot for our county pool
VETERINARIANS GOING TO "U''
Short Course-Autopsies on cattle
swine, sheep and poultry will be per.
formed at state univers1ty's SNORT
course and the summer meeting OF
the State Veterinary Medical associa,
ton which will be held July II, IL ana
IA at University Farm. DR.. j N. Frost
of the New York state veterinary COL
lege, Cornell university, will take
heading part in this work.
Staff men of the division OF M, veter,-
TIA, and representative veterinarians
from all parts of the state have been
assigned places in the discussions
which will follow addresses by sc1en-
lists of national reputation. Diseases
of domestic animals and poultry hooks
will thus be presented and studied with
great thoroughness.
Two evenings of fellowship and en-
tertainment will be provided those who
attend this great short course. MOVING
pictures Of scientific subjects and an
address by Carlos Avery, state fish
and game commissioner, on THE Wild
Life of Northern Minnesota" Will fea-
ture the evening of July II. A BAN
Duet for the visiting veterinarians,
with Dean w. c.. Coffey of the univer-
sitv's department of agriculture as
POSTMASTER, will be served the eve
ming of July 13.
- First Summer Session Term to Open
sIune 19-For the first time the Univer-
Tsity of Minnesota offers summer SEES
sion consisting Of two terms, the nrsd
beginning June 10 and ending July 20
and the second beginning July 81 ana
ending Sept. 2. Studets may enter for
either term or for both. The courses IN
s7he college of agriculture, forestry ana
sr1ome economics will be given at Uni
rversity Farm, all other courses will
be given on the main campus. sum-
liner session work is designed for stu
Sients who wish to reduce their period
k.of residence at the university by ac-
!. formulating extra credits during the
summer; for teachers and all others
twho desire further training, and for
graduates of schools who wish to be-
come acquainted with university meth
DDS and practices before registering
for the regular session during the ac-
ademic year. Requests for circulars
and additional information should be
addressed to the director Of the sum-
mer session or the registrar, Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
d.
Allies to Move on the Burberry July
1.-The University of Minnesota, the
Minnesota state department of agri-
culture and the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture are perfect1ng
plans for concerted drive beginning
July 1 against the bandit barberry