Jones County Farm Bureau schedules events and dairy results
The Jones County Farm Bureau announces the final home management lesson led by Miss Harriey Cookingham on sanitation and safety, an April 30 Achievement Day at Anamosa, and a field day with plow adjustment demonstrations on April 26 and 27 led by Harry Linn and Byron Virtue. Dairy herd records highlight high butterfat and milk yields, with Men’s Reformatory Holsteins leading at 110.1 pounds butterfat in 30 days. The Anamosa contest association votes to reorganize and plans CTA dairy contest participation, with new director slate and rate setting forthcoming.
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Harriey Cookingham
Ames
Anamosa
Farm Bureau
Harry Linn
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Associations
Byron Virtue
Iowa State College
Linn
Jones County
Monroe
Walderback
J. E. Johnson
Men's Reformatory
Prentice & Streeper
Henry J. Wehling
Tom Shover
Chris Petersen
Anamosa Con Testing Association
William Vincent
William McGovern
J. M. Byerly
Henry Wehling
Lee Finn
CTA
Dairy Husbandry Extension Service
Board of
Delbert Mayberry
Extension of Farm Warehoused Corn Loans Through May First
The Commodity Credit Corporation extended the farmers loan program for warehoused corn at 45 cents a bushel to May 1 1934. The extension adds Nebraska Kansas Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Missouri Colorado South Dakota Minnesota and speeds continuation of loan privileges amid warehousing delays. Total loan value is about 112 million dollars covering 260 million bushels representing roughly 10 percent of the U.S. crop with Iowa leading at 54 million and Illinois at 25 million.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
South Dakota
Minnesota
United States
Government Purchases Stabilize Hog Market Amid Tax Moves
Hog producers have benefited from government buying that steadied prices when drops were forecast. Recent relief pork purchases again supported prices, aided by a processing tax raise. These actions tempered potential adverse effects and the removal of last year’s spring and summer pigs helped the market in winter.
Sweet Clover Seeding Permitted by Contract Terms
New seeding of sweet clover may be made on acres retired from corn production under the corn hog contract signed by about 95 percent of eligible growers. The agreement allows planting as part of the retirement program.
Seedings and farm loans pace Iowa farm program notes
The article outlines seeding rules for sweet clover under the AAA contracts with Dec 1 1934 release and confirms new seedings are allowed for future use. It also covers emergency crop seed loans from the Farm Bureau offering $25 to $250 with a 5 percent rate, secured by a lien on 1934 crops, plus tenant landlord waivers, and notes due in September. A 4 H club leaders training session at Monticello Public Library on April 6 lists participants and roles.
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Iowa
AAA
Monticello
Esther Pond
Ames
Farm Bureau
Funeral Rites Held for Arthur H. Reed in Hopkinton
Arthur H. Reed 74 died at his daughter’s Des Moines home last Friday. Funeral Sunday at the Hopkinton Methodist Church with Rev. A B Soule officiating and burial in Hopkinton cemetery. He left five children seven grandchildren and several siblings. Reed lived in Hopkinton most of his life after farming in Nebraska, with ties to Des Moines and Iowa City families joining the service. He is remembered as a kindly neighbor and active church member.
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Methodist
Arthur H. Reed
Leon Moon
Des Moines
A. B. Soule
Hopkinton
Arthur Henry Reed
William M
Adelma L. Reed
Carrie Len
Methodist Church
Marilu
Billy Moon
Bob
Dorothy Reed
Kathleen
Marjorie
Helen Adelma Reed
Iowa City
Nellie Wheeless
Clifford
Frank
Will
California
Reed
Glenn E Reed
Claude E. Reed
Sidney B. Lowe
Lowe
Delaware County
Union Township
Minneapolis
Minn
Ross E
Oskaloosa
Edna
St. Louis
Earl
Harlan Mills
Rochester
Charles Shaffer
Central City
Luther Long
Coggan
S. P. Thorpe
Horatio Merrill
R. Tesar
Clark Mason
Manchester
Charles Thorpe
Muriel Reed
Louis
Sloan
A. H. Reed
John Karns
Oxford Junction
A. J. Miller
C. S. Morton
Miss Willard
G. G. Brown
Buffalo calves delight children at Greeley pasture
Local youngsters gathered Sunday to view the Singmaster herd in a pasture near Greeley. The three calves are the last of Keatr's Singmaster herd. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs. J. E. Littlefield and Mrs. I. T. Wilson, were connected with a string of social calls and community events across Hopkinton and nearby towns.
Thieves Break Into Prairieburg Church Votive Stands
Thieves tried to rob St. Joseph’s church in Prairieburg last Tuesday night using a pole to force entry through a side door. They dismantled the candle stand housing coins, but the coins were removed by Father S J Kucera before they could steal them. Only broken locks remained as damage.
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St. Joseph's Church
Prairieburg
S. J. Kucera
Elliott Lauser
Cedar Rapids
Dwain
Manchester
Loraine Kinley
Coggon
Beulah
Roy Wilmott
O. A. DeLancey
Jim Wilmott
Frank Wilmott
Waubeek
Ed Burlingham
Central City
Vern Himes
Phil Degen
Waterloo
Dr. van Bessen
A. J. Beranek
Lou Himers
Beranek
Mr. Beranek
Boulder Township
Linn County Auditor
Paul Lauser
Edith
John Wells
Kenneth Sanders
Ray Jordan
John Walker
Dave Powers
Powers
R. J. Henderson
Troy Mills
I. G. Truesdell
Linn County
Wes Suchomel
Frank A. Kula
Rachel Keegan
Ryan
Ann Henderson
John McNamara
William Broz
Walford
Town City
Morse Holub
CCC
The
Palisades
Raymond Drexler
Milo Kaliban
Joe Reyhons
Solon
Wilma Kula
George Filla
Davenport
Miss Kula
Joseph Dolan
Maurice MecCauly
the Palisades
Joe
John Dolan
Mary
Mary Dolan
H. F. Dolan
Anamosa
Gloria
Joan
F. X
Dr. Dolan
Donald Dolan
Ladies of the Altar Society
Mesdames Hannah Henderson
Gertrude Walker
Anna Kaliban
Betty Drexler
Regena Patnode
Anna Kula Nelly Lawrence
Sarah Dolan
Clara Came
Josie Brennen
Local Presbyterian Aid Meeting Includes March Lessons
About twenty attended the Presbyterian aid society gathering at Mrs. M. M. Sinclair home. Miss Cookingham presented two Ames extension lessons on A Comfortable Bed and A 1934 Kitchen. Refreshments followed.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
M. M. Sinclair
Wilma Moats
Hopkinton
D. D. Clark
Kansas City
Women's Community Club
Emma Zirkelbach
Franc Kiburz
Gertrude Moats
Blanche Sutherland
Trene Schrader
Fannie Henrichs
Ella Clark
J. C. Balster
George Monk
Ed Stadtmueller
Ernest Heiken
Ramona
Robert Balster
Mary Balster
Arend Balster
Leslie
Herman Folkerts
Anamosa
Roy
Deliie
Henry Hedden
Lestus Kuhns
Charles Henrichs
Velma
Lois Tobiason
W. B. Henrichs
June
Eby
Richard
Alice Mae Clark
Mary Anne
Mabel Otten
John
Ida Louise Brokens
Donald
Melvin Husman
Lawrence Kray
Virginia Wright
Harold Eby
Henry Brokens
Emma Behnken
Velda Rickels
Henry Rickels
W. B. Clark
Esther Sinclair
Constance Naylor
Monticello
Miss Pond
Local News Briefs From Maquoketa And Monticello
Onslow Clifford Schallfeldt Max Davis Earl Mayberry and Clayton Garnett have joined the CCC camp and are stationed in Maquoketa. Marvin Null underwent an appendectomy at John McDonald hospital in Monticello and is recovering well. Peggy Ann Hamilton is ill with ear trouble. Mrs Maggie Kerr visits her daughter Mrs Irma Hartman in Arlington. Vera Paul travels to Iowa City for a week of study. Mrs 8S G Hutton and Vera Paul attend the D A R meet.
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Clifford Schallfeldt
Max Davis
Earl Mayberry
Clayton Garnett
CCC
Maquoketa
Marvin Null
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Peggy Ann
al Hamilton
Maggie Kerr
Irma Hartman
Arlington
Vera Paul
Iowa City
Anamosa Social News and Local Marriages
In Anamosa and nearby towns residents attend family visits church events and social gatherings. A church meeting and premeal supper are planned with Rev Provan leading worship. Russell Chapman and Harriet Marshall wed at Antioch Church with guests from Onslow Wyoming and Cedar Rapids. An Altrurian club guest night features a one act play and musical numbers.
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Ing
James Remley
Anamosa
Ray Chaplin
Clara Chaplin
Onslow
Howard Willison
Maquoketa
Eleanor Shaw
Iowa City
Lenora Seebach
Dysart
Ernest Carpenter
Clinton
Roy Beck
Familly
Mount Vernon
John Klima
Provan
John
Burlingham
Russell Chapman
Harriet Marshall
Wyoming
Antioch Church
George Paulsen
Cedar Rapids
Bernadine Smith
Glatha Willison
Lou Barnes
Leonard McKinstry
John Kennedy
The
Odd Fellows
Monticello lodge tests candidates Monday evening
Miss Mabel Streeper teaches near Anamosa and the Freiberg area history notes reveal its shifting national affiliations. London basement dwellings provide homes for around 30 000 residents.
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Lodge of
Monticello
Mabel Streeper
Anamosa
London
The Femur the Longest Bone in the Human Body
The femur or thigh bone is the longest and largest bone in the human body. It supports body weight and enables leg movement through its ball and socket hip joint and knee joint design.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Anamosa Cta
Sam Ellison
Ray Embree
Ed Steele
William McLaughlin
W. E. Hay
Paul Smith
Ruth Broderson
William Balsiger
William Reese
J. W. Streeter
Catherine Jo Peet
Althea Shumaker
Ione Koppenhaver
Greeley
Keatr
J. E. Littlefield
Dubuque
Iast
Doris
Gertrude Beuter
Florence Kohlmeier
Beuter
Cedar ‘Rapids
Dr. Brown
Delbert Stingley
Olin
Ethel Morton
J. R. Kirkwood
Gale River
Eloise Sutherland
Joyce Preston
Catherine Thompson
Merritt Campbell
Rock Island
Miss Neble
Independence
I. T. Wilson
A. B. Grimes
J. B. Hucker
W. H. Kimball
Bemidji
Clio Club
Coe College
Margaret Demaree
Eleanor Marolf
Alice Mae Ottilie
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Paul Crouse
Lenox
Dundee
Ted Patnode
Harry Caine
Jennie Crosby
H. D. Conklin
Harry Alspaugh
Animosa
Jack Aldrich
George Knott
Frank Eller
Herman Enabait
Mr. Day
Wesley Amos
Vincent Simmons
Matt Woodward
Leo Lala
Center Point
Scotch Grove
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corpor
Ireland Bros
Freiberg
Black Forest
Austria
France
Italy
Sweden
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
America
Morton
Bell System
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Nort Dakota
America Telephone and Telegraph Company
Beli Your Telephone
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Northwestern Bell Telephone
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