Jones County Farm Bureau Holds Home Management Talks
The Jones County Farm Bureau wraps up this year's home management course with lessons on home sanitation and safety taught by Miss Harriet Coanking ham. An Achievement Day is planned at the Anamosa Methodist church on April 30 with attendees Mary Gregg from Ames and Ellsworth Richardson from Albia. Field day plow adjustment demonstrations across the county feature sulky, gang, and multiple bottom plows, with events scheduled near Monticello Scotch Grove Wyoming and more, open to all interested farmers.
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Harriet Coankingham
Jones County Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Anamosa
Mary Gregg
Ames
Ellsworth Richardson
Albia
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Ar
Will McLaughlin
Monticello
Lee Streets
Scotch Grove
Don Wherry
Wyoming
Mor Et Smith-Hughes
Harry Linn
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Byron Virtue
Agricultural Engineering Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Smith
R. A. Naylor
Imogene Moats
Bohlken
Miss Wilkens
George Harris
Esther Plueger
Lavern Kuhns
Slough
Havelot
Willis Lyon
Elgin
Atrs
George Moats
George Porter
Ray Snell
Samuel Jones
Milledgeville
Jones
Roy Snell
William Carson
Henry Carson
Rebekah
Onslow
Carol Naylor
Pegsy Courtright
Lawrence Kray
Lawrence
Trinity Friendship Circle
August Brokens
Paul Gutknecht
Minnie Husman
Irene Schrader
En Heiken
Ames Extension Service
L. J. Schlemme
Lvneay
Heken
Irving Eilers
Ko Sanford
Lewis
Sinclair
Schlemme
Anug- Thuet
Win Mo
1934 4-H club project entries invited for youths
Entries for market pig market lamb dairy heifer poultry and garden projects are requested for 1934 4-H club work. The club agent will provide information and contact participants, and help locate calves pigs or lambs if needed. All boys aged 10 to 20 are invited to participate and enrollment cards will be mailed on request.
Government inspectors praise Jones county corn quality
Officials from the Commodity Credit Corporation spent last week inspecting sealed corn cribs in Jones county. They reported the Jones corn meets government standards closer than any other county to date and praised sealers for compliance while noting the corn quality was above average. Many owners plan to repay notes soon to release the corn for feeding.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Jones County
4-H Club invites girls to join local program in Monticello area
Local 4-H programs invite girls not enrolled in a club to apply for membership. Leaders or enrolled girls will share details about the club, with inquiries to the Farm Bureau office for the nearest unit. A third leaders training school was held April 5 and June Rally day plans are under way along with an Achievement day linked to the Monticello fair. The Farm Bureau tax proposal seeks to cap the general property tax and distribute revenue to state, county governments, and public schools.
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Farm Bureau
Monticello
Lona
Ube Farm Bureau
U. Tn
Farn. Bureau Federationi
Slaw
Georo Leftier
Stockpour
Charmi
France
Junius
Blue
Wits
Uae
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
AAA Changes to Hog Contract and Feeder Pig Rules
County agent reports from Dr. A G Black that producers who reduce hog litters and market hogs by at least 25 percent in 1934 may not be allowed to farrow additional litters to meet allotments. An amendment to feeder pigs allows excess purchases under strict county and community approvals. The budget notes total removal costs and tax collections for the period.
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A. G. Black
AAA
Jeeturn
Prairieburg Notes From Local Folks Offer Brief Updates
Prairieburg BO Varina reports at Central Cry RET with Lon ww last week. An early crop of polavas noted. John Konren of van war called on relatives and old neighbors in Proiricture last Monday. Jong Koa of Alburnett visited his daughter Mrs Lilian Dolan for several days last week. Miss Ann Henderson was visiting.
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BO Varina
John Konren
van War
Jong Koa
Alburnett
Lilian Dolan
Ann Henderson
Local social notes recount Monticello area visitors and events
Community gossip records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Drexler and Miss Marie Kula to Central City. Eldon Knott birthday festivities feature Bud Came winning a five hundred prize. Many locals and relatives travel between Monticello Prairieburg Anamosa Cedar Rapids and other towns for family, weddings, and business.
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Monticello
Raymond Drexler
Marie Kula
Central City
Eldon Knott
Marie Banton
Catherine Crosby
Margaret Drexler
Gilbert and
Everett
Bud Came
K. D. Sanders
Donald Dolan
Rena Lauser
Viola
San Walter
Cedar Rapids
Will Crowley
Waterloo
Joe Hennessey
George Knott
Gilbert
Eldon
Anamosa
Elmer Wells
Mops
June Sargent
Harry Renton
Irwin Truesdell
Roy Fish
Rockwell City
Fisher
Pr. Pater
Jacob Schleicher
Tke Mann
Albert Pillard
Coggo
Watsy Baker
Ebburg
Prairieburg
Gilbert and Eldon
Jack Ahlrich
Esther Anthony
Coggan
Ralph Anthony
Paul Lauser
Manchester
Victor Lawrence
Solon
Josie Vislue
Jimmy Williams
Center Point
Wesley Amos
C. J. Anthony
Emil Bronick
Vernon
Guy Lawrence
Leo Machart
A. DeLancey
Elmo DeLancey
Bernard Brady
Jim Wilson
Hopkin
Hannah Henderson
Frank McLaughin
Stanley Kula
Alice
William Broz
Tawa City
Vera McDowell
Irene
LaVona Holub
Frank Tscheda
Frank Stock
Henderson & Lauser
Local Roof Repairs Prompted by Spring Damage
Mr and Mrs Rey Wolmute and family visited via the Jim Wolnutt home near Waubeek Sunday. E J Patnode made a business trip to Viola last Wednesday relative to his branch store there.
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Rey Wolmute
Jim Wolnutt
Waubeek
E. J. Patnode
Viola Lnst
Birthday gatherings and card party notes in Sand Spring area
Mrs. Fred Welter hosted a Wednesday birthday party with five hundred at six tables. prizes went to Mrs. W. H. Behrends and Stanley Bright, lunch served by the hostess. Various social visits and lodge events are noted, including gatherings at the Ray Chaplin and Andy Smith homes and a separate birthday celebration for Mrs. Smith with prizes to Mrs. Lou King and Andy Smith.
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Roy Slaton
Walter First
Dave Wilson
Earl Noll
J. K. Batehelder
Stanley Bright
Cap Arduser
Clam
Ray Chaplin
Fred Egger
Andy Smith
W. H. Behrends
Fred Welter
Low King
J. D. King
Jon. Spencer
Chicago
Harry Chaplin
Herman Welter
Margaret
Mary
Lois Bain
Manchester
Mary Welter
Acj. Schmid
Dublique
George Helms
Claude Batchelder
Wyoming
Pauline Stickley
Scotely Grove
Atx
Tom Hinrichsen
Center Jamelson
Lb. Batchelder
W. OH. Gehrends
Rauehter
Doro Tee
Lester Tam
Monticello
Charles
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Batchelder
Cliffrest Arduser
Langworthy
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
Lindley Allen
Hopkinton
Mike Goardke
Wanda Ely
Richland Center
Velma Arduser
Delhi
Mrs. Smith
Lou King
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