wrinkle, n d
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- Name variants
- N. D. Wrinkle; N.D. Wrinkle; Wrinkle, N. D.
- Record count
- 111
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Advance; Aid; Avert; Bernie; Bloomfield; Bloomfield, MO; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Dexter/Bloomfield, Mo.; Dudley; Essex; Farmington; Ivester; Kennett; Kinder; Memphis, Tenn.; Mingo; Mingo, Mo.; Puxico; Pyle; Richland; Sadler Chapel; Southeast Missouri; St. Louis; Stoddard Co.; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, MO; Stoddard County, Mo.
- First event date
- 19 May 1931
- Last event date
- 1931-07-28
Timeline — 87 events
- 1928-07-06 Bloomfield. N. D. Wrinkle, Extension Agent of Stoddard County (County Agent Wrinkle at Bloomfield, Telephone No. 88), says ninety-day corn planted on or before July 15th will stand a good chance of maturing before a killing frost; several merchants in the county sell 90-day seed corn at reasonable p…
- 1928-08-03 Dexter. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent, with Harry C. Hensley, Extension Specialist, and Ben J. Phillips, Official Classer, will conduct cotton marketing meetings: one at Dexter Friday, August 17 at 10 a.m., the other at Malden Friday afternoon at 2 p.m Co-mentioned: Harry C. Hensley. Quote:…
- 1928-08-03 County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle announced an all-day county chicken-culling school for the last of July or first half of August, with a poultry specialist from the state college training 35 to 40 farm men and women Quote: "Who Will Cull Your Chickens" Quote: "LATE HAY CROPS"
- 1928-09-07 Swinton. County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle held a soil-testing meeting Tuesday, Aug. 28, at 10 o'clock at Swinton; soil samples from the farms of W. L. Habbel[?] and Jim Bess were tested to determine lime requirement; every Stoddard County farmer invited Co-mentioned: W. L. Habbel[?]; Jim Bess. Q…
- 1928-10-05 Bloomfield. Mr. N. D. Wrinkle, Co. Agent, will broadcast a 'County Champion Cow Caller' contest at the Farmers Festival at Bloomfield Oct. 12-13; the winner receives a silver cow bell trophy from the Blue Valley Creamery Institute Quote: "WANTED—THE BEST COW CALLER IN COUNTY"
- 1928-11-16 Bernie. N. D. Wrinkle, county extension agent, announces a series of dairy meetings in Stoddard County: Nov. 19 at Andrew Anderson farm (Bloomfield) and L. J. Falls farm (Dexter), Nov. 20 at R. F. Harty farm (Acorn Ridge) and O. W. Redford farm (Puxico), Nov. 21 at Otto Coffman farm (Swinton) Quote:…
- 1928-12-14 Stoddard County extension agent N. D. Wrinkle advises rations for feeding fall pigs, including a milk ration for suckling pigs and graduated corn/tankage rations; about 5 1-2 bushels of corn and 35 lbs. of protein per 100 lbs. gained Quote: "It will usually take about 5 1-2 bushels of corn and 35 lb…
- 1929-01-11 Stoddard County. County extension agent edits the Farm Department and authored columns on brooder houses for spring chicks and winter feed and care of bred ewes; a model brooder house to be on display at every bank in Stoddard County by January 19 Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. WRINKLE, Co…
- 1929-01-18 Ivester. County Extension Agent; will conduct a dairy meeting at Ivester School House Saturday Jan 19 at 10 a.m. to organize a bull club in that community; the Swinton bull was purchased for $95.00 Quote: "A meeting will be held at the Ivester School House, Saturday, January 19th, at 10 a. m., for t…
- 1929-01-18 Stoddard County. County Extension Agent organizing two Grow Healthy Chick meetings in Stoddard County on January 23; assisted by State Poultry Specialist Harold Canfield, who will explain the Missouri plan of growing healthy chicks Co-mentioned: Harold Canfield. Quote: "says N. D. Wrinkle, County Ex…
- 1929-02-01 Dexter. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent, will speak at the Outlook Conference at the Court House in Bloomfield on February 6th on probable price movements of important farm products during the next year Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. WRINKLE, County Extension Agent." Quote: "Outlook…
- 1929-02-08 County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle authored the Feeding Baby Chicks column on raising chicks: proper rations, sanitation, warmth, temperature and a feeding schedule Quote: "a properly selected diet, says N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent"
- 1929-03-15 Dexter. N. D. Wrinkle, farm adviser of this county, was out in front of this office Monday looking at a Chevrolet poultry carrier attachments Quote: "N. D. Wrinkle, farm adviser of this county, was out in front of this office Monday looking at a Chevrolet poultry carrier attachments."
- 1929-03-15 Dexter. 'Sanitation' on the F. A. Feast program at the Baptist Church Quote: ""Sanitation, N. D. Wrinkle""
- 1929-03-22 N. D. Wrinkle bought a roadster from Bacon-Sieleft Motor Co Quote: "N. D. Wrinkle, Roadster"
- 1929-03-22 Dexter. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle bought a new Pullet Special from Bacon-Sieleft Motor Co. Wednesday and had to take half the girls in Dexter riding in the new Chevy before getting back to Bloomfield and farming
- 1929-04-12 Bloomfield. County Farm Advisor N. D. Wrinkle was here yesterday from Bloomfield in his palace poultry car
- 1929-04-12 Bloomfield. County agent N. D. Wrinkle supervised two ditching demonstrations the first of last week: Monday, April 1st on Dr. Briney's farm near Philadelphia school, and April 2nd on John Davis' farm near Bloomfield Co-mentioned: A. J. McAdams. Quote: "Two ditching demonstrations were held the firs…
- 1929-05-10 Dexter. County Farm Advisor N. D. Wrinkle sent a dirt sample from the farm of J. A. Rough, north of Dexter, for assay at the Bureau in Columbia; reported as a good percent lead; may be the uncovering of a lead vein in paying quantities Co-mentioned: J. A. Rough. Quote: "N. D. Wrinkle, County Farm Ad…
- 1929-06-14 Dexter. Mr. N. D. Wrinkle, County Farm Advisor, gave an illuminating talk on the dairy interest before the Chamber of Commerce, and will make arrangements for a large delegation from the county to attend the National Dairy Show at St. Louis in October
- 1929-06-21 Stoddard County. County extension agent reports eight Stoddard County poultrymen started 3,132 chicks and raised 2,927 (93.5 per cent) to 8 weeks of age under the Missouri plan, despite excessive rain and cloudy weather Quote: "eight Stoddard county poultrymen started 3,132 chicks and raised 2,927,…
- 1929-06-28 Bloomfield. County extension agent hosted the second all-day 4-H Club leaders conference of the year at his Bloomfield office on Saturday, June 22, with 20 persons attending, including county officials and club leaders from Advance, Dexter, Essex, Bloomfield and Leora Quote: "The second all day conf…
- 1929-08-02 Stoddard County. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent: hens can pay a good summer profit with proper care and feed; laying mash guidance; sweet-cream butter should be churned from pasteurized sweet cream and come in firm granules the size of wheat kernels Quote: "Hens can be made to pay a good prof…
- 1929-08-16 Bernie; Bloomfield; Dexter. Farm Department column edited with N. D. Wrinkle, county extension agent: 4-H Dairy Club members may win free trips to the National Dairy Show at St. Louis, Oct. 12-19, by essay contest on 'What Happens to Milk in Its Various Forms and Products Between the Farm and the Co…
- 1929-08-23 Stoddard County. County Agent Wrinkle completed 12 soil testing meetings held August 17 at Bernie, Greenwood School, Dudley, Frisco, Pyle, Advance, Bell City, Leora, Swinton, Puxico, Acorn Ridge and Idalia; 160 men attended; 65 soil samples tested (only 5 needed no limestone); five carloads of lime…
- 1929-08-30 Stoddard County. 'No. 1 of a Series' of six dairying advertisements published monthly (September through January) by Stoddard County business men in the interests of dairying in Stoddard County; data, figures and information furnished by N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent; headline 'How We Can Im…
- 1929-09-27 Cape Girardeau; Farmington. Wrinkle judges cattle show: N. D. Wrinkle, Farm Advisor for this county, was the judge of the fine cattle exhibit at the Cape Girardeau Fair last week. In this show was one bull, a Guernsey, property of the Sugar Creek Creamery, which cost ten thousand dollars. It was the…
- 1929-09-27 Essex. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle held a poultry feeding and housing meeting for about twenty people on the farm of M. L. Smith, Essex, Tuesday, September 17; similar meetings held that week at the farms of James Hutson (Puxico) and L. J. Falls (Dudley) and at the Pyle Community House Quote: ""Winte…
- 1929-10-11 Stoddard County. Stoddard County wants 500 people at the National Dairy Show in St. Louis, October 12th, 1929; N. D. Wrinkle, county extension agent, is planning the trip; nine Dexter boys (Billie Baker, Walter Kruse, Lewis Stokes, Charles Snider, Robert Roper, Everett Swinger, Fulton Frailey, Lelan…
- 1929-10-18 Dexter. Farm Advisor, brought a car of dressed poultry to Dexter Tuesday night and left at midnight for the Dairy Show in St. Louis Quote: "N. D. Wrinkle, Farm Advisor, brought a car of dressed poultry to Dexter Tuesday night and left at midnight for the Dairy Show in St. Louis."
- 1929-11-29 Dexter. partial-page screenshot; Town Talk: County Farm Adviser N. D. Wrinkle was here Monday and gave this office a call
- 1929-12-06 Reported the Missouri type poultry laying house most popular among Stoddard County farmers; Falls, Hutson, Minton, Hutson, Bryant, Boswell, Sifford and Renfroe each built one in the past year; the square-shaped design by Prof. H. L. Kempster of the Missouri College of Agriculture costs farmers $160…
- 1929-12-06 N. D. Wrinkle, county extension agent, reports the seven 4-H Clubs completing their year's work before December 1st, 1929, showed a profit of $153.92; total expense $250.20, total receipts $404.12 Quote: "CLUB RECORDS SHOW PROFIT"
- 1929-12-20 County Extension Agent who co-edits the paper's Our Farm Department Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. WRINKLE, County Extension Agent."
- 1930-02-28 Bloomfield. Over 300 farmers attended the Outlook Conference at Bloomfield where the Agricultural Outlook report was discussed; Mr. Logan and Mr. Peal, agricultural extension men from the College of Agriculture, assisted County Agent N. D. Wrinkle Co-mentioned: Mr. Logan; Mr. Peal. Quote: "by over 3…
- 1930-02-28 Bernie. County extension agent announces a cotton school at Bernie, Thursday, March 13th, with the county agent presiding, assisted by Ide P. Trotter, soils and crop specialist of the Missouri College of Agriculture Co-mentioned: Ide P. Trotter. Quote: "a cotton school will be held in Bernie, Thursd…
- 1930-03-28 Southeast Missouri. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent. Cotton varieties: early maturity important for Southeast Missouri. Chick feeding schedule: Missouri College of Agriculture recommending all mash; over 200 schedules distributed, says County Agent Wrinkle Quote: "says... N. D. Wrinkle... says…
- 1930-04-04 Stoddard County. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle announces a dairy herd improvement association to be organized next month in Stoddard, Butler and Ripley counties, to be composed of 26 farmers Quote: "To Organize D. H. I. A."
- 1930-04-18 Bloomfield. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle announced a county-wide meeting of wool growers at Bloomfield Wednesday, April 23, at 10 o'clock a.m., to consider plans for marketing wool in cooperation with the Federal Farm Board through the Midwest Wool Growers' Association; a representative of the Midwest…
- 1930-04-25 Bloomfield. Farm Department notice via County Agent N. D. Wrinkle: farmers with seed soybeans and cowpeas for sale were asked to notify the county agent's office at Bloomfield with variety, bushels, and price; inquiries were arriving from Stoddard County and other parts of Missouri Co-mentioned: H.…
- 1930-05-02 Stoddard County. County agent N. D. Wrinkle announced three poultry meetings Wednesday, May 7th, following the Missouri Plan of chick raising, with State Poultry Specialist Harold Canfield of the Missouri College of Agriculture assisting; public invited Co-mentioned: Harold Canfield. Quote: "three p…
- 1930-05-09 Dexter. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent, assisted by Harold Canfield, State Poultry Specialist, held three poultry meetings Wednesday: one at Puxico, one at Essex and one at Dexter Co-mentioned: Harold Canfield. Quote: "assisted N. D. Wrinkle, our County Extension Agent, in three poultry meeti…
- 1930-05-09 Kennett. County Extension Agent attended the Southeast Missouri county agents' cotton conference at Kennett Monday, May 5; edits the farm department with hog-price and soybean-inoculation advice Quote: "County Agent Wrinkle attended a meeting of Southeast Missouri county agents at Kennett, Monday, M…
- 1930-05-23 County Agent N. D. Wrinkle describes a practical method of properly spacing cotton with an 8-inch hoe, leaving a thick stand of cotton stalks to increase total yields and hasten maturity Quote: "A practical method of properly spacing cotton, using an 8-inch hoe, is shown above." Quote: "Watch the Ch…
- 1930-05-30 Stoddard County Extension Agent who edits the Our Farm Department page in conjunction with the Dexter Statesman Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. WRINKLE, County Extension Agent."
- 1930-06-20 Stoddard County. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent, co-edits 'Our Farm Department' with The Statesman and authored the feeding-hens article; featured items include feeding calves grain trials, all-mash feed, range shelters, June crop condition (Stoddard county wheat 81 per cent of normal) Quote:…
- 1930-07-04 Dexter. County Extension Agent editing the farm department; soil-testing meetings to be held in July at Advance, Bell City, Swinton, Leora, Avert, Aid, Puxico, Dudley, Dexter, Essex, Frisco, Vinson school, Pyle, and Bernie Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. WRINKLE, County Extensi on Agent."
- 1930-07-11 Stoddard County. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle announced a series of 14 soil testing meetings July 21-30 at Essex, Frisco, Pyle, Bernie, Dudley, Leora, Swinton Mill, Advance, and Avert Quote: "There will be no charge for testing them for lime requirement"
- 1930-07-18 Our Farm Department is edited in conjunction with N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent; he gave sheep stomach-worm treatment demonstrations on county farms last week Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent"
- 1930-07-25 Dexter. County Agent Wrinkle recommends a new College of Agriculture treatment for stomach worms in sheep; John Bingham, George Cline, Arnold Stewart, J. W. Fortner, J. E. Knowles, W. J. Law, S. A. Book, J. M. Walker, and R. A. Garner have ordered dosing syringes to administer it Co-mentioned: Bill…
- 1930-08-01 Stoddard County. County Extension Agent; finished the series of 14 soil testing meetings (Puxico, Dudley, Leora, Swinton, Advance, Bell City, Aid, Avert) begun July 21; gave a short discussion on The Essentials of Clover Growing in Stoddard County Quote: "The County Agent finished the series of 14 s…
- 1930-08-08 Stoddard County. County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle says wheat should be fed ground, crushed or rolled rather than whole, grinding increasing its value by about 25 per cent Co-mentioned: J. A. (Drew) Chaney. Quote: "CULLING HENS SAVES FEED" Quote: "County Agent Wrinkle, who with Mr. Chaney is maki…
- 1930-08-15 Stoddard County. County Agent Wrinkle is cited for instructions on trench-silo location, construction and filling for the drought-stricken corn crop; corn should be cut for silage or fodder while leaves are still green Quote: "What Shall We Do With Corn Crop"
- 1930-08-15 Stoddard County. County Extension Agent; 'WATCH OUT FOR COTTON WORMS. Serious infestation of the cotton leaf worms have been observed in several parts of Stoddard County, says County Agent Wrinkle'
- 1930-08-22 Kinder. N. D. Wrinkle, county agent, on soil erosion: of the 322,000 acres of farm land in Stoddard county, at least 50,000 acres could be saved from erosion by properly constructed terraces; a terracing demonstration will be held on the farm of J. A. Chaney, 5 miles northwest of Acorn Ridge and 2 m…
- 1930-08-29 Stoddard County. County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle suggested planting quick-maturing late vegetables to relieve the feed shortage and prevent pellagra in Stoddard county Quote: "To partially relieve the feed shortage in Stoddard county and prevent pellagra"
- 1930-08-29 Memphis, Tenn.. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle announced that four 4-H Club members from Stoddard county would receive a free trip to the Mid-South Fair at Memphis, September 20-27, with all expenses in Memphis paid; members must arrange their own transportation Quote: "According to word received from N…
- 1930-09-05 Dexter. N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent, co-edits Our Farm Department; he conducted a meeting of 40 people Saturday, August 30th, on Mr. Francis' farm to witness the weighing, with Robt. Elliott and L. Zimmerman on the weighing committee Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. Wrinkle, County…
- 1930-09-12 Stoddard County. County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle, in conjunction with whom the Farm Department is edited, arranged the October 1 electrical demonstration and the September 17-18 dairy feeding meetings Quote: "County Agent N. D. Wrinkle"
- 1930-09-12 Bloomfield. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle gives notice that Seed Loan Appropriation applications for drouth-stricken farmers must be gotten and filled out at the County Agent's office at Bloomfield on or after Saturday, September 13; names the drouth relief committee (H. M. Flanary, C. E. Clowe, Jim Je…
- 1930-09-19 Stoddard County. County agent announces two poultry housing and feeding meetings in the county October 9, with Harold Canfield, poultry specialist of the Agricultural Extension Service, Columbia Co-mentioned: Harold Canfield. Quote: "Now is the time for Missouri dairymen to purchase their winter dai…
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Applications amounting to $1,605.89 for seed and fertilizer were sent in last Sunday morning for 74 individual farmers to the Farmers' Seed Loan Office, Washington, D. C., according to word received from county extension agent N. D. Wrinkle; applications averaged $62.25 per man Co-mentioned:…
- 1930-10-03 Avert; Puxico. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle arranged two poultry meetings Thursday, October 9: at the home of Chris Sperl, Avert, at 9:30 a.m., and at the home of John Kelly, Puxico, at 2:00 p.m.; subject Feeding for Fall and Winter Egg Production and Housing the Farm Flock, detailed by Harold Canfiel…
- 1930-10-03 Richland. County agent N. D. Wrinkle will leave Saturday, October 4th, for Richland, Mo., to attend a reunion of his family at that place; he will return to Stoddard County, Tuesday, October 7th Quote: "WILL ATTEND A FAMILY RE-UNION."
- 1930-10-10 Bloomfield. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle announced the time for which seed loans will be received at the Seed Loan Offices at Washington, D. C. was extended to October 15; loans on the basis of two acres of wheat per head of cattle owned; blanks and information at the County Agent's office at Bloomfie…
- 1930-10-17 Time limit on application for Government seed loans extended to October 25; farmers may get blank applications by applying to Mr. N. D. Wrinkle, County Farm Advisor; over 100 applications already turned in from this county Quote: "Time limit on application for seed loans by the Government have been…
- 1930-10-17 Stoddard County. County agent N. D. Wrinkle is quoted as saying the worms have merely resorted to eating soybeans this year because there was little or no corn for them to get
- 1930-10-24 Stoddard County. Sent invitations this week to 50 Stoddard County farm leaders to attend a conference in the County Agent's office Tuesday, October 28th, at 2:00 p. m. to discuss the outlook and changes in county agriculture Quote: "is mailing out this week a series of questions" Quote: "Invitations…
- 1930-10-31 Stoddard County. "Feed Hens for Profit": experiments show necessity of animal protein for high egg production; corn alone is a poor feed for hens; laying mash of bran, shorts, corn meal and grain plus meat scraps or tankage (buttermilk if available) recommended Quote: "By N. D. Wrinkle, County Agent…
- 1930-11-07 Mingo. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle was present at the poultry meeting on Sol Welch's farm and led the discussion on culling pullets, housing, and winter feeding Co-mentioned: Sol Welch. Quote: "County Agent Wrinkle was present and led the discussion on culling pullets, housing, and winter feeding"
- 1930-11-14 County Extension Agent; gave the hog outlook: hog prices from Oct. 1, 1930 to Oct. 1, 1931 are expected to average higher than last year Quote: "Future Prices Favorable, Says County Agent"
- 1930-11-21 N. D. Wrinkle, county extension agent, says the value of using pedigreed male birds in a carefully selected breeding flock is not often fully appreciated by poultry raisers Quote: "The value of using pedigreed male birds in a carefully selected breeding flock is not often fully appreciated by poultr…
- 1930-11-28 County Extension Agent; announced health achievement meetings Dec. 2 and 3 at the Frisco and Pyle community houses (10 a.m. to 3 p.m.) and edits the Farm Department Quote: "health achievement meetings will be held in the Frisco and Pyle community houses"
- 1930-12-05 Dexter. County Extension Agent; edits the Statesman's farm department in conjunction with the paper Quote: "Edited in Conjunction With N. D. WRINKLE, County Extension Agent"
- 1930-12-12 Stoddard County. County agent reported 148 returned questionnaires showing farmers who followed two or more of the four pig sanitation plan practices raised one pig per sow more than those who failed to follow at least two Quote: "Return questionnaires from 148 Stoddard County farms show that farmer…
- 1930-12-19 Stoddard County. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle reports that reduced freight rates saved $1,593.56 on 30 carloads of feed shipped into Stoddard County this fall; 252 farmers in the county will receive the benefit (13 cars to Dexter, 2 to Bloomfield, 15 to Advance, Mesler, Brownwood and Richardson); the…
- 1931-01-09 Dexter, Mo.. The Farm Department is edited in conjunction with N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent
- 1931-01-16 Bloomfield, MO. County Agent Wrinkle announces no definite information yet from the National Drought Relief Committee on proposed government loans to farmers in the drought stricken area; the Stoddard County Drought Relief Committee suggested an executive committee of three to pass on applications,…
- 1931-01-16 Stoddard County, MO. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle submitted his office's past year's expenditures (Dec 1, 1929-Dec 1, 1930): $1,727.20 total, including mileage $598.76 (7,484 1/2 miles at 8c), office secretary $600, office supplies and equipment $118.57, office rent $180, telephone and telegraph $71.0…
- 1931-01-26 Pyle; Mingo, Mo.. A total of 68 people attended two Grow Healthy Chick meetings held Monday, January 26, at Pyle Community House and on the farm of Sol Welch, Mingo. County Agent Wrinkle was assisted by Harold Canfield, poultry specialist, Missouri College of Agriculture, who stressed raising a larg…
- 1931-02-03 Dexter/Bloomfield, Mo.. At a Feb. 3 meeting of the Stoddard County Drought Relief Committee in the Dexter Red Cross Room it was voted that all applications for government feed/seed/fertilizer loans be made at the County Extension Agent's Office in Bloomfield; 350 men have applied; loans due Nov. 1,…
- 1931-02-04 Dexter, Mo.. County Agent N. D. Wrinkle moved mid-week from the Alexander home, where he had roomed since coming to town, to the John Anderson Harper home next door to the Alexanders Co-mentioned: John Anderson Harper. Quote: "moved the middle of the week"
- 1931-02-06 Stoddard County, Mo.. County Agent Wrinkle has been holding a series of hog sanitation and feeding meetings (held at Pyle, Bernie, Geo. W. Cline, Dudley, W. J. Harley, Puxico, P. P. Hay, Advance). Next week: Monday Feb. 9, 2 p.m., Chris Sperl farm, Avert; Tuesday Feb. 10, 2 p.m., L. E. Jeffress farm…
- 1931-02-25 The poultry meeting to have been held at Asheville [?], Wednesday, February 18, was called off because County Agent Wrinkle got stuck in the mud and did not arrive until 4 p.m.; the meeting will be held Wednesday, February 25, at Asheville. [Our Farm Department]
- 1931-02-27 A total of 45 applications for seed, feed, fuel, and fertilizer, asking for $6,016.65, were mailed to the Farmers' Loan Office, St. Louis, Tuesday, by N. D. Wrinkle, county agent; applications average $133.70 per man (highest $400, lowest $40); most asked for feed for work stock and seed corn, soybe…
- 1931-04-03 Stoddard County. The Farm Department, edited in conjunction with N. D. Wrinkle, County Extension Agent, covers before-and-after calving care, the ten commandments on chicken raising (from the 1931 Purina Poultry Book), reducing corn ear-worm injury, planting osage orange for fence posts, and sweet c…
- 1931-07-28 Stoddard Co.. County Extension Agent N. D. Wrinkle of Webster County (Marshfield Mo.) writes he is still watching Stoddard County farming, enclosing the Missouri Dairy Herd Improvement Association report for June: John A. Montgomery of Dexter, Herd No. 1, 6.33 cow years, grade Jersey, average butter…
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