Lend Lease Affects Farm Programs Across the Midwest
Farmers face no changes in current allotments or payments for 1941 and 1942 under AAA guidance. A minor shift allows 39 percent extra corn on a farm while denying corn parity, ACP, and loan benefits, with broader aims to boost lard eggs butter and cheese output and adjust storage and marketing supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Tt. Lorenzen
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Fayette County
Lorenzen
Four H SB Clubs Prepare for Defense Training and 4-H Tourney
The 4 H SB clubs announce an Anamosa training school on April 22 for boys and girls ages 19 to 21 with leaders from Iowa State College. Greenfield 4 H boys win the Olin basketball tournament amid a 7-team boys and 4-girls field. Enrollment deadlines for 1941 projects Dairy heifer May 15 Market pig June 1 Purebred litter May 1 Market lamb May 1 Colt July 1 Poultry May 1 Corn May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Jackson Club
Olin
Farm Bureau
Jackson Boys Club Meets at Loyal Byerly Home
The Jackson Boys Club met April 5 at the Loyal Byerly home. Willard Byerly presided and ten members answered roll by naming a small grain. Willard Byerly was chosen to attend the boys and girls training school and several talks on swine production were given by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Boys’ Club
Byerly
Willard Byerly
Darwin Hardersen
Lloyd Brickley
Bob Andreesen
David Wortman
Phil Harderson
Loyal Byerly
Rural Youth Group Holds Annual Membership Drive
The Rural Youth Organization conducts its annual membership drive this month led by president Merle Meeks. All rural youth over 4 H club age are invited. The next meeting is at the courthouse community room in Anamosa on Thursday evening April 17 at pm with a panel discussion on the Responsibility of Citizenship in the National Defense Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Youth Organization
Merle Meeks
Court House
Anamosa
Dale Newman Receives State 4-H Honor Trip to New York
Martelle of Jones county 4-H welcomed eight Iowa youths called to Ames on April 5 for interviews with a college committee. The panel selected three boys and four girls for the New York trip, with Dale Newman among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Newman
Martelle
Jones County
Ames
New York City
Dale
New York
Third Training School For Home Furnishing Held Today
Miss Florence Forbes from Iowa State College Ames leads the third training school for 4 H girls leaders and committeewomen on Thursday April 17 at 10 am in the courthouse community room. Sessions cover lamp shades bases shelves book ends chair re seating banquet planning refinishing wood and demonstrations and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Forbes
Iowa State College
Ames
Court House
4-H Training School for County Youth Leaders Planned
Edith Barker acting state girls 4-H leader and P C Taff boys 4-H leader will lead a training school for twelve boys and twelve girls 4-H clubs in Anamosa at the Quality cafe on April 22. Four leaders and committee members will attend to discuss rural youth role in National Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barker
P. C. Taff
Quality Cafe
Anamosa
Castle Grove 4-H Boys Discuss Swine Production
Castle Grove 4-H Boys club met Friday at James Ehrisman’s Monticello home. Nine members answered roll calling with feeding topics. Talks covered care before farrowing farrowing care and equipment and swine production phases led by Fred Kromminga. Next meeting set for May 8 at Billy Hintz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
James Ehrisman
Monticello
Thomas Ahlrich
Lloyd Messerli
Fred Kromminga
Billy Hintz
Hopkinton Obituary and Local Notices Chronicle Hopkinton
Mrs. Thomas Murray aged 46 dies after four years illness at home in Hopkinton. Survived by husband and three children, with siblings and mother in local area. Funeral at St Luke's Hopkinton, burial in Delhi. Also notes on local weddings, school recess, and residents attending events.
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Hopkinton
Thomas Murray
Mary Alice McElmeel
Owen McElmeel
Delhi
St. Xavier School
Manchester
St. Mary’s Church
Sand Spring
Thomas Sr
Louis
Madonna
Kate Melchert
Nora Wilson
Myre
Albert Miller
Hippkinton
Steven Curry
Ves
Bee Cercouty Wie
de Sacred Heart Church
Walneroon
Pena
Hopkinton Social Roundup Sees Visits and Births
Rapids visits her sister Mrs Everett Wright while G Mosely travels to Perry Missouri for a weekend with relatives. Nineteen new Methodist members joined and three babies were baptized at Master Church. The list notes numerous family visits across Hopkinton Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Decorah with teachers home for a short vacation and local funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
Louis Dandi
Cascade
Methodist Church
BR. C. Ripple
Robert
Jean
New Hampton
Hopkinton
R. W. Stevle
Waterloo
Florence Bakey
Sommers
John. Bell
James Fairley
Carel
Donald
Marion
J. D. Morgan
Ray Mullen
Dewit Thompson
Hello walk greets on University of Utah sidewalk
University of Utah students dedicate a quarter-block stretch of the main campus sidewalk as hello walk. All passersby are urged to greet one another regardless of acquaintance to foster campus friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Rural Youth Group To Meet April 17
The Jones Center Youth Association invites members to a regular meeting on April 17 at the community outhouse in Anamosa. An program will discuss the Responsibility of Citizenship in the National Defense Program featuring Hard Calvert Rev Baskerville Don Meeks and Mrs Baskerville, followed by performances by the 1-H boys quartet and a trombone solo by Arline Balster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asseus
Hard Calvert
Rev. Baskerville
Don Meeks
Lois Baskerville
Mildred Meeks
Miasie
Martelle
Sausaphone Solo
Arline Balster
Recreation
Mdna Reese
Roberta Winehip
Mitchell Winchip
Ed Krutzfield
Robert Freeman
Elwyn May
Arlene
Darwin Meeks
Lawrence May
Public notice appoints executor of estate in Jones County Iowa
Public notice states that the district court of Jones County Iowa has appointed and commissioned an executor for the estate of Charlotte Grenenwald deceased. Creditors with claims against the estate must file them with the clerk of the court sworn and timely, to be allowed or proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivan
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Charlotte Grenenwald
Oul Penne
Anid
Felt Protectors From Hat Felt Save Tabletops
Felt cut from old hats serves as protection to table surfaces. Attach small pieces to the bottoms of vases lamps book ends and ash trays to prevent scratches and scuffs.
Weather blamed for most wheat crop losses at 73 percent
Weather is calculated to be responsible for 73 percent of all wheat crop losses, underscoring climate impact on agriculture.
Anamosa Estate Executor Final Notice April 1942
Immediate payment requested to the undersigned to settle estate affairs. Dated at Anamosa this day of April, A. D. 1942. ROY C. GRENENWALD, Executor. Locher & Locher, attorneys for estate.
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Anamosa
A. D
Roy C. Grenenwald
Locher & Locher
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Lend Lease
Middle West
Mary Dorothy Pespishil
Register and Tribune
Washington, D.C
Missioner Farm Loans
Harold B. McTavish
Sec’y, Treas
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Light Company
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
Monticello, Iowa
Chet
Ted Fee Dome
Planter Famieus
John Deere
Farmers Implement Co
Koe, Horer
Monticello, Lowa
John Deere Quality
aAnpbe
Jackson Boys
Rural Youth Group
Miller Curry
Walker
Poe
Pap Deny
Mia
Lois Muuttan
Siee
Winsiella Wards
Maine
Elmer Jansen
Lost Nation
Lorena Martin
Hedrick
Ray Anderson
James Paul
Cedar Rapdis
H. M. Reeve
E. L. Wright
Juliene
James
C. M. Cunningham
T. Lyle Joseph
Morgan Auto Sales
Plymouth-Chrysler Auto Agency
Roy Patterson
H. W. Reggentin
Grinnell
Minnie Reggentin
Esther Cunningham
Cedar
Bala
P — Wew
Qual Joop
Stewart-Warner
Othiey
Helena
Per
Gratin
Bert H. Loop
Jones Centar
Co Bc
Electrical Service
RCA
Loanon Farms
W. E. Tuetken
Idaho
LADAK
Minnesota
Timothy
Essex
Vanguard Oats
Atlas
Largo
Illini
Farmers’ Grain Co
Scotch
Grove, Iowa
Jim Adams Stock Yards
Shaffer
Lee Beebe
Joe Herard
Auds
Monticello State Bank
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