Farm Youth School Honors W Frantz at Iowa program
Wayne Frantz of Martelle a 4 H member representing Jones county at the Iowa State Youth School at Iowa State College was named ex editor of the Farm Youth Echo bi weekly. His editorial Patriotism For America urges citizens to support democracy and national effort. Anamosa 4 H member Willard Hyerly led the boys council as president during the Farm Youth school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Frantz
W. D. Frantz
Martelle
Jones County
Iowa State
Iowa State College
Farm Youth
Éeho
Second Town Youth School
Wayne
Patriotism For
America
Farm Youth Echo
Shoosewelt
Willard Hyerly
Anamosa
The
Farm Youth School
New Cash Rent Agreement Set for Farm Leases
County Agent James F. Kearns discusses a new flexible cash rent plan developed with Iowa State College to balance landlord and tenant interests amid wartime conditions. The scheme ties rents to an index of farm price levels, showing example calculations from 1988 to illustrate how rents adjust with rising or falling prices. Further information on leases is available through the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clones
James F. Kearns
Ilowa State College
Cass Rainbow Girls 4-H Club Meets
The Cass Rainbow Girls 4-H club met at the Fred Lubben home with ten members. Berneice Vanda, president, led a program on seams, hair care, temper control, and eyebrows. Games were run by the reception committee. plans for an August 5 Cass Farm Bureau meeting were announced. lunch was served by Eleanor, Jean Rae, and Lois Mae Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Rainbow Girls
Cass Farm Bureau
Frank Burlingham
Eleanor
Jean Rae
Lois Mae Cole
Ancient Japanese tea types and aging styles described
The passage notes that historically Japanese tea was categorized by year, with over 1,250 varieties. It highlights different packings and seasonings used to create subtly distinct blends, akin to how wine is aged and ordered.
Doctor Shallenberger to Meet Patients in Cedar Rapids and Chicago
Dr. J. F. Shallenberger M D treats chronic diseases and will consult at the Manchester Hotel Glen Charles in Cedar Rapids on August 12 and at Notel Allison on August 26 with monthly return visits. He specializes in stomach liver gall bladder skin heart nerves blood pressure leg ulcers goiter prostate and other chronic diseases. Free booklet available by writing to 1644 W 63rd St Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Glen-Charles
Cedar Rapids
Allison
63Rd St
Chicago
Soils Meeting at Stanton School in Washington Township
A Stanton school gathering in Washington township addressed pasture improvement. Ray Naylor and Harold Nilson with County Agent James F. Kearns outlined soil conservation district work and farm planning help, urging farmers to form groups for winter planning and to contact commissioners or the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soils District
Stanton School
Washington Township
Ray Naylor
Harold Nilson
SCS
James F. Kearns
Soil Conservation District
Soil Commissioners
Jones County 4-H Boys Judge Livestock Contest
Eleven Jones County 4-H boys with club agent Paul Borglum attended the central city judging contest held Thursday July 80. Classes of Avextock were judged by Jones and Linn county 4-Hers. Scores will select the county champion livestock judge after the Jones County Mail. Attendees included Jay Slater Calvin Glenn Olin Hilly Hintz Raymond Nagel LaVerne Nagel Paul Messerli Loyd Chatterton John Ketelsen Glen Soper LaVerne Soper Robert Shedek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Paul Borglum
Central City
Jones and Linn County
Jones County Mail
Jay Slater
Calvin Glenn
Olin
Hilly Hintz
Raymond Nagel
LaVerne Nagel
Paul Messerli
Monticello
Service Men to Get Boxes of ISC Candy
Dairy clubs will send one pound boxes of Iowa State College Milk and Honey candy to 4-H Dairy Club members serving in U S armed forces. The program parallels the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo and involves Iowa 4-H Dairy Club Show participants, 4-H Bee Club honey providers, and Iowa State College Dairy Industry staff. Address details are requested for mailing the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
United States
Iowa State College
Iowa
Paul W. Borglum
Jones County
Borglum
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Lowa State Dairy Association
Leowa
Live Trapping Beaver Begins August 1 Across Northwest Iowa
Beavers in many northwest Iowa localities have overpopulated, causing crop damage as they shift to cornfields. State Conservation Commission policy favors live trapping and relocating beavers to suitable communities, where they often settle permanently. The 1942 program starts August 1, mirroring 1941 stocking of about two hundred beavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Judges Named for Jones County Fair Exhibits
County Agent James F. Kearns announced judges for the Jones County Fair August 26 to 29. Edward Snydergaard of Redfield will judge Dairy Calf and Sheep. Carl Oldaen of Iowa Beef Producers Association will judge Baby Beef and Purebred Heifer. Quaife of Iowa State College will judge Purebred and Market Pigs. Thomas Eichhorn of Wyoming will judge Colt group entries. Esther Cation Snydergaard of Redfield will judge Open Class Home Economics. Morris Christy of Tipton will judge Agricultural Exhibits. Gladys Adama of Iowa State College will judge 4-H clothing demonstrations and related exhibits. Judging on Wednesday and Thursday includes 4-H Achievements Day and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Fair
James F. Kearns
Edward Snydergaard
Redfield
Carl Oldaen
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Quaife
Atate O
Iowa State College
Thomas Eichhorn
Wyoming
Esther Cation Snydergaard
Morris Christy
Tipton
Misa Gladys Adama
Girla
New rust resistant oats urge farmers to switch crops
Jones county farmers are urged to obtain seed oats of rust and disease resistant varieties during threshing season. Boone Tama and control strains show yields more than doubling and better quality against rust. Extension Service AAA and other agencies push adoption for the 1943 crop. Farmers exchange old with new strains as hundreds of samples test 35 to 40 pounds per bushel, outperforming older varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Extension Service
AAA
Sand Spring Men Sell Cattle in Chicago
Henry Recker and Vernon Payne traveled to Chicago with two carloads of cattle last week and Recker's cattle led the market. Several local residents and relatives are noted for recent visits and vacations around the Black Hills Yellowstone and Denver areas with multiple mentions of extended family and acquaintances.
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Sand
Henry Recker
Vernon Payne
Chicago
Recker
Edward Cox
Dorothy
Hetty Anne Wbehrends
Howard Traver
Ryan
Blanche Moser
Colesburg
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Denver
Cole
Dave Wilson
Lewis Ireland
Hopkinton
Ray Chaplin
Paul
Fred Welter
Dubuque
Sergi
Edwin Craig
Camp York
Ure
Forrest Craig
Teo
Kermit Fedgar
Lovi
C.K. Greer
EB. Greer
Whiladelphia
George M. Greer
Anaheim
Calif
C. K. Greer
Flerr
H.C. Levine
Birmingham
Kitty
Fort. Bragg
N. C
Home project leaders plan war era adaptation in Iowa
Iones county leaders meet with Miss Elizabeth Petersen, clothing specialist at Iowa State College, to plan the home project work for the coming year. The main program adapts project activities to support the war effort as men enter service and shortages affect medical care and civil defense. Special township and community training will follow in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iones County
Elizabeth Petersen
Iowa State College
Miss Petersen
Auto Fees Rise As Vehicle Charge Revenues Climb
Over the past decade motor vehicle fee collections reached 3.51 billion dollars, an 82 percent increase from the previous decade's totals. The surge reflects growing charges and broader vehicle use impacting public revenue.
Hopkins ton Framed Weddings and Storm Damage Report
Kathryn McElliott Hopkinton wed Bert Loop at St Joseph Marion August 4 with family and civic figures in attendance. Post ceremony reception planned at Roosevelt in Cedar Rapids. Storm lightning caused fires and damage across area including barns, haypoles, windmill, and a new barn under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Kathryn
FE. McElliott
D. C. McElliott
Ryan
Bertrand Loop
Andrew Loop
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Marion
T. J. McElliott
Harry Pierce
Hugh Churchill
Bertie Thompson
Robert Lyness
Masonville
Raymond Garrity
DeWitt
James McElliott
Willis Johnston
Wasco
James Lillis
Long Grove
Margar Thompson
Margie Eden Nolan
Bower Wirl James D. McEliot
Bran
Cedar Rapids
22 John's High
State Teachers College
Falls
Citizens Stave Bank of
Hen. J. Forster
Hoykirton
Deeccr
Joseph Sehemmer
Cascade
Waldeacon
J. Keesler
Worthington
Mra. Joseph
Cromley
Dacoi
Crowley
Florence Heims
Monticalle
St. Paul's School
Srabuque
Delaware County
Frye Gossa
Tobin
Panis
Orexated
General Haye
Mowington
Chicago
Siyeraville
Poahin
ALL Car Company
Chcago
Tony Corint
Paul White
River Valley
S. B
Richland Center Hosts Sunday Guests
Richland Center residents hosted guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. John Yossi and Delores visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Yaggi for dinner. Bur lington visitors Mr. and Mrs. Cap Buol stayed with Len Buol. Greg Thompson and Arline Arduser visited the Galen Hein home along with Corporal Donald Arduser from Fort Lewis Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
John Yossi
Delores
John Yaggi
Cap Buol
Burlington
Len Buol
Jim Thompson
Galen Hein
Arline Arduser
Langworthy
Hein
Corp
Donald Arduser
Fort Lewis
Wash
Galen
Wind Storm Hits Local Farms Scattering Shock and Debris
A powerful wind and rain storm damaged farms in the district early Sunday. Windmills toppled on Howard Hicks and Carl Hein properties, sheds were ruined on Len Hein farm, and a corn crib fell at John Schweitzer farm. Visitors from Dubuque and Cedar Rapids joined local residents, with Miss Keitha Ward injured in a prior automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein
Howard Hicks
Carl Hein
Len Hein
John Schweitzer
Will Husmann
Ryan
Carl Schweiter
Ruth
Olga
Cedar Rapids
Keitha Ward
Mercy Hospital
Miss Ward
Ruth Schweiter
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W. Frantz
Army
Red Cross
Pet Il
Elenarly
J. F. Shallenberger, M
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
George F. Harris
Mgr
Leroy Peterson
Onslow
John Peterson
Leroy
Onslow High School
Monticella Express
Farm Women Leaders Meet
Kathryn McElliott
Bert Loop
Marie Jurgens
Ning
George Tibbitts
Lloyd Burdick
Dewitt Thompson
Doran Flannagan
Burdick
Gilbert
Los Angeles
L. Bauer
San Francisco
Peter Boiler
Dorothy. Mitchell
S. D
William Garrity
Mason City
C. J. Murray
Burdette Easter
Damon
Eir
C. Reeve and
Nashville
Tenn
B. M. Ferguson
Beth Reeve
Mont Detroix
Mich
Cedar Rapfeuehlin
Drabuque
Perts
New Orleans
Henry Miller
Louise
Amana
Bernadette Novetein
N. A
Colo
Bernadette Norstein
Anna Laughlin
Frances
Woodstock
Ohio
Mabel Biiney
Wade White
Ironton
Charles Laughlin
Washington and Lee University Law School
Lexington
Port Arthur
Texas
J. D. Morgan
James Fairley
James Stoddard
Kate Bardill
Clark Bros
Agm Heii
Golden Valley
Campbells
Libby
Ma” Klein’s
Rockford Locks
White House
Long's Dept. Store
Monticello, Iowa
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