1950 SOIL •CONSERVATION
Cont. from p%age a
at ‘least
Seedings shall bo at rate of 15 lbs
per acre and shall contain not less
than 50$ of adapted sod-forming per
ennial grasses with the balance in
other perennial grasses or adapted
legumes. The, stand must be eStdblis
hed before assistance,can be offer
ed. Prior approval of the State
Office must bo obtained.
Practice 9 (a-14) Establishing a
permanent cover on steep slopes
where necessary to prevent erosion.
Rate of payment: &4.00 per acre*
The seed of these‘crops must be wei:
distributed over the area scam to
insure a good stand at maturity.Seec
must consist of adapted perennial
grasses or a mixture of perennial
grasses and biennial legumes. The
minimum seeding rate shall not be
less than 12 pounds- of seed per -acre
Practice 10 (b-3) Establishing or
improving permanent pasture by seed
ing adapted varieties of the follow
ing perennial grasses or legumes.
Rates of payment:
(a) Smooth bromegrass
(b) Kentucky bluegrass
(c) Ideadow fescue
(d) Slcnder wheatgrass
(e) Timothy
(f) Alsike clover
(g) Russian red clover
$h)Siberian alfalfa
column
Cents per lb.
50
25
25
25
50
’47 Chcv.Fleetlino Arrow•Sedan,2 dr.,
A-l cond.,looks like new', radio,spot
light and all extras; two heaters,
low mileago. Can be seen at Co-op
Garage or contact John L.Wlsenborgor.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
SOIL CONSERVATION
(i) Rcdtop
ont.
from col.l
250
(j)Yellow Elos.Ewwetclover 250
The seed must be adapted to local con
ditions and be properly distributed
over area sown.
Practice- 11 (b-6) Clearing woodland
for tillage.
Rate of.payment: 50$
clearing with a max.
of the cost of
of i40. per A.
Payment.for this practice will be
nade only for tfce clearing of land
suitable for cultivation which never
as been used, for eultivatod crops,
iand where tree growth' and brush is so
heavy that it.cannot be considered as
■grazing land, Payment will not be
Approved for clearing more than 5
jacres on any farm during the 1950 yr.
hud payment will not be given for
blearing in excess of 30 acres on any
arm under all programs, '-/here clear
ng is partially completed with stumps
imber, or debris left in windrows or
biles, payment (either cash or pur
chase order) will be made only for
that acreage cleared which is ready
for tillage. Frior approval required.
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Rev. iTe Sher Barnes onead .TFiStor
Sunday Hass 10:00 am
Confessions heard before IL.ss
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month.
T:IA hi GIT AY JHUP.CK of OOP
Rev. J.ri.Liavis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Devotions 11:00 am
Mid-Leek Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes.
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TIL, SDVUNTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
SATURDAY VISITORS AR2 VDLO'CIIE
Sabbath School 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
CHURCH of GOD
Rev. George A. Geiwitz, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Horning Service 11:00 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Ivlid-heek Prayer Service
Wednesday . 8:00 pm
TUTU IN on the
P :T TQir>T AT~ ■n’DArtl-rntiriATl TTPTTO
"every ouhday IT30, pm .
Uf1) m)T , j.'.U-T 'JHUKJH
Victor I. Alfscn, Pastor
Church School
Morning -orship
Christian Endeavor
Evening service
Boy Scouts Tuesday
Prayer Meeting Thursday
Young Life Club Friday
10:00 am
11:00 am
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
7:80 pm
8:00 pm
7:30 pm
T/as ill a co~:rjTi:.i church
Sunday Services 2:30 pm
Victor I. Alfser,Pastor
THE CMITCH CEIURCK of CHRIST
Ray E. Adams, Minister
Sunday Services:
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning Horship 11:00 pm
Evening services 8:00 pm
Bible Study A Frayer-L'ed. 8:00 pm
ST. JOHH*S LU 7 IT CHURCH
Sunday School ” ' 2:00 pm i
Church Services 3:00 pm
Rev.Franz in charge of services.
LUTHER AI~ HOUR SUL LAYS H.F.^.D.
*TUiTE IN* ‘ 'at 12:30 noon
CHRISTIAN SChill CE SERVICES
H.S.Bauer Sundays 11:00 am.