Jones County Farm Bureau training and Cedar Valley meeting notes
The Jones County Farm Bureau will hold training schools December 11 to 14 on Serving Canner and Cured Meats led by Ruth Cessna from Town State College. The Cedar Valley Farm Accounting association meets December 7 at the Y M C A Cedar Rapids with talks by A G Allbaugh and Carl T Anderson on farm profitability and hog raising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ruth Cessna
Town State College
Jones County Farm Bureau
Sara Sherman Maxon
J. C. McConaughy
Harold Hartman
Carl Smith
Anamosa
Cedar Valley Farm Accounting Association
Y.M.C.A
Cedar Rapids
A. G. Allbaugh
Carl T. Anderson
Wellman
Anderson
Sam Ricke
van Horne
Ricke
Benton County
Harry Reiss
Garrison
M. L. Mosher
University of
Ilinois
Corn Hog Supervisors Plan Final Compliance Checks
Anamosa hosts field supervisors who met Monday to outline steps for enforcing corn hog contracts. They will visit all contract signers’ farms in the coming days for final 1934 compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Livestock Inventory and Winter Feed Budget Blank Availability
A mimeographed inventory sheet helps farmers balance feed and livestock for five months. It lists livestock classes and average feed needs, with space to record on farm feed supplies. The form helps producers see shortages and plan to keep maximum livestock by buying feed or selling animals. Copies are obtainable from the county agent's office.
Farmers Earned Income Includes Benefit Payments
Administrator Chester C. Davis explains that benefits and processing taxes tied to agricultural adjustment are part of a farmer's earned income. Co operating farmers receive benefit payments funded by consumer costs in bread meat cotton goods and tobacco, as part of a market price that reflects adjusted production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Farmers Exempted From Hog Processing Tax Redefinition
Farmers who slaughter hogs for sale to retailers or other commercial handlers will no longer be held responsible for payment of the processing tax under a redefinition of the term first domestic processing announced by officials.
Regulation shifts hog processing tax to commercial handlers
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration transfers tax liability for hog products to commercial handlers. Farmers who slaughter and sell to consumers remain largely exempt if under 300 pounds per marketing year, but exemptions shrink with higher direct sales. Tax applies to excess over 300 pounds and fully if sales exceed 1 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Jones County 4-H Calf Feeders Enroll by January 1
Thirty six youths in Jones county notify the club agent they will feed baby beeves for 1935. Starting calves now, they plan to showcase at the Jones County Fair in August 1935 with about 50 calves total. Enrollments for new participants ages 10 to 21 are accepted until January 1. Notify the Farm Bureau office to join the calf feeding project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Farm Bureau
New 4-H Officers Named for 1935 in Jackson and Martelle
Jackson township and Martelle boys 4-H clubs elected officers for 1935. Delbert Grafft of Olin is Jackson president with Paul Mann and Paul Allen as vice president and secretary respectively, plus Carl Wehling treasurer Merle Husman reporter and Willard Byerly historian. The program committee includes Grafft Allen Mann and Leo Waggoner. Henry Weseman of Martelle becomes club president with Boyd Frantz vice president Dean Newman secretary treasurer Eugene Sievers historian and Dean Newman Chester Miller and Weseman on the program committee. Committees to meet soon and draft 1935 plans for December presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Martello
Delbert Grafft
Olin
Jackson
Paul Mann
Paul Allen
Anamosa
Carl Wehling
Merle Husman
Willard Byerly
Leo Waggoner
Henry Weseman
Martelle
Martelle Boys’ Club
Boyd Frantz
Dean Newman
Eugene Sievers
Chester Miller
KC Baking Powder Recipes For Housewives
The Express prints tested recipes from the KC Baking Powder cook book. Editors urge women readers to clip and paste these recipes for future reference and note that additional recipes will be published from time to time.
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the Express
Classic scones and blueberry cake from vintage kitchen notes
A biscuit style scone recipe with graham and white flour, baking powder and sugar, shortening, milk, cornstarch glaze, and sugar topping. Includes a blueberry bake with butter, sugar, egg yolks, milk, flour, baking powder, salt, egg whites, and blueberries. bake until golden and serve hot.
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County Weekly Report
Transactions list multiple conveyances in Jones county from Nov 23 to 29 including Kathryn Orcutt gifting two parcels in Monticello to H B Orcutt and Pearl Bush, C E Reddin transferring 200 acres in Anamosa area to Mary Schoonover, John R Von Sprecken Jr to Peter Von Sprecken, John Humpal Sr to Anna Humpal Ryan, Anna Humpal Ryan to Maude Grassfield, Helen Louise Brazelton to Elwood Brazelton, Treasurer of Jones county to Ray and Roy Lawrence, and A Chiodini to James Connolly. Also notes London opening a new permanent marionette theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Kathryn Orcutt
E. E. Orcutt
H. B. Orcutt
Pearl Bush
Monticello
C. E. Reddin
Anamosa National Bank
Mary Schoonover
John R. von Sprecken Jr
Peter H. von Sprecken
John Humpal Sr
Anna Humpal Ryan
Scott & Skinner
Strawberry Hill
Anamosa
Maude Grassfield
Helen Louise Brazelton
Elwond
Victor Brazelton
Ray Lawrence
Roy Lawrence
F. McDonald
Oxford Mills
A. Chiodini
James Connolly
Scotch Grove 4-H Winners at Jones County Party
About fifty Scotch Grove residents attended the Jones county 4-H party in Olin on November 24 where 4-H members and leaders earned recognition for 1934. Eloise Kuhns was named best all around club girl, with high marks in clothing cooking and home furnishing projects and roles as county secretary and club officer. Carol Naylor and Selena Otten helped Jones county place third in the state music memory contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Jones County
Olin
Eloise Kuhns
Harry H. Kuhns
Ames
Monticello
Carol Naylor
Selena Otten
Sunshine Girls
W. B. Clark
Maynard Kuhns
R. A. Naylor
Producers’ Commission Company
Russett Hughes
Henry Rickless
Vernon Helgens
Russell Hughes
Ruth Craig
Wilma Kuhns
Carol
Laurel Naylor
Alva Freese
Ray Krecb
Scotch Grove Women's Community Club
George Zimmerman
Everett Stickley
Frank Royden
John Lange Jr
Thelma Gregory
Wheatland
Gregory
Clarence Taylor
Forrest Craig
Taylors
Indiana
Pauline Otten
John McDonald Hospital
Dick Schrader
Arend Balster
Ray Wright
George Moats
L. R. Callahan
Selena
Marcella Otten
John Otten
Center Junction
Sara Sherman Maxon
Jones County Chorus
Anamosa
Farm Bureau
Gounod
W. S. Eby
Theodore
Otto Powlishta
Charles Jacobs
Edgewood
Women's Community Club
Lestus Kuhns
Charles Henrichs
Herman Folkerts
W. B. Henrichs
June
John Husman
Albert Schrader
Theodore Behrends
Garrett Juilfs
Hans Klein
Owatonna
Minn
Mildred Meyer
Henry Wennekamp
Amber
Gerd Hanken
McDonald Hospital
Henry Hedden
Alva Zimmerman
Fred Minney
Laura Sinclair
Martele
Sunbeam Mission
Maxine Lange
Clark Ber
Tripoli
Syria
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Mayeda Weers
Cedar Rapids
Georgia Moats
Celestia Kuhns
Cascade and Cascade People Seen Across Thanksgiving Week
Cascade residents joined a Santa Claus parade in Dubuque and hosted gatherings at family homes. The report notes obituaries for Michael McMullen and Margaret Lynch Mahony, along with local visits, showers, and meetings of the K of C and auto insurers in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Devaney
Camille
Imelda
Anamosa
A. G. Cover
George Wassenaar
Stanley
Dubuque
Georgia
T. C. Barrett
Edwin Bisenius
University of Iowa
Joseph Bisenius
P. J. Lane
Wilfred Lane
J. P. Conlin
Henry Durkin
Thomas Conlin
Anna Beitenman
DeWitt
Beitenman
Michael McMullen
Cascade
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sioux City
Sam McGinty
St. Joseph's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mixe McMullen
Pat McMullen
William McMullen
James Healey
Hannah Devine Healey
Whitewater Township
Bartley Devine
Henry Geh
Philip
Frank Devine
Joseph Devine
Bernard
Placid
Meyerhoffer
Melissa Glynn
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Glynn
Levina Rea
Dorothy Rea
Mary Knepper
Bunco
William Redmond
W. J. Drummond
Nr. T. P. Clarke
J. H. Devaney Sr
J. H
State Auto Insurance Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Peter Koob
Will Knepper
Southland
Margaret Lynch Mahony
Eugene Mahony
St. Patrick's Church
North Garryowen
P. H. Malone
Funeral services for Fred C. Reeve in Hopkinton
Hopkinton held Tuesday afternoon services for Fred C. Reeve in charge of the Rev. A B Soule with the Rev Roy V Porter and Rev David de Best assisting. Masonic rites were given at the graveside by A C Martin and Rising Sun lodge No 187 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Reeve
A. B. Soule
Methodist Church of
Hopkinton
Roy V. Porter
David de Best
Presbyterian Church of
F. R. Teasar
H. S. Pierce
H. J. Williamson
H. L. Main
Marshall Neil
C. A. Kellar
Chicago
C. R. Gearhart
Bridge Club
Jay Boots
Ralph Wallace
R. A. Wallace
Cochrane, Heneberry and Wallace
Samuel S. Carter
Oelwein
Walter Kurth
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Randall Morgan
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Doran Beltz
Wheatland
Brown
Jennie Ferguson
Nina Murray
Egypt
L. G. Sawyer
Iowa City
Dr. Brown
Stephen DeShaw
Henry Lewis
Clio Club
Mesdames Sarah McConnell
Lettie Edgar
Bertha Kirkwood
Jessie Kirkwood
Grace Hucker
Mildred Griffith
Verna Neil
Genevieve Gibbs
Lena Gearhart
Minnie Frater
Wild Rose
Wis
Toulon
Lillian McDonald
Kathryn Kirkwood
Helen K. Mackintosh
Cincinnati
Ohio
Winter plans and regional travel notes in a local notice
The article notes Mrs. Shover plans to leave tomorrow for Florida to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. John Shover. It mentions the Gemmells visiting for F C Reeve’s funeral. posts from LaCrosse Wisconsin and Walker. and Donald MacAllister returning to Des Moines for Thanksgiving along with the Green family of Iowa City and daughter Phyllis Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shover
Florida
Jay Gemmell
Independence
F. C. Reeve
Gemmell
Reeve
Stuart Brokaw
LaCrosse
Wis
Ella Brokaw
Walker
Broknaw
Home Visit Record from Hopkinton Estate
Spent last Monday in Hopkinton at the home of Mrs H Livingstone mother of Mrs Green by now distant kin and acquainted in local circles through family ties and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Mra. H. Livingstone
Mra. Green
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Baby Beef Club
K C Graham Scones
London
Ambrose
Garry Owen
Michael C
Anaconda
Mont
Joseph L
Farley
Eugene Jr
Mary Ann
B. c. Lynch
Marie O'Brien
J. T. Contin
Betty Cover
Cascada
Carl Casey
John Keife
Melvin
Mary Casey
Will
Loyola Connolly
Epworth
James Murphy
Harry McQuillen
James Dolphin
Minneapolis
M. Camilla
W. G. Wise
Waterloo
J. T. Bevan
B. C. Wise
Ezekiel Moore
Evanston
Mollie Sayles
W. J. Moore
Grays Lake
St. Mary's School
T. H. Glynn
Clinton Hursey
Euthracine Hursey
St. Louis
Theokla Albers
St. Mary's Rectory
J. B. Albers
Fern Leggett
E. B. Leggett
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
B. Leggett
Mary Ralston
Winifred
Helen Leggett
Fern
Faye Leggett
United States Office of Education
Mackintosh
A. K. Cramer
W. B. Guthrie
Troy Mills
Thomas Edgar
Nichois
Isabel Edgar
Fayette
W. A. Edgar
DeEtta Humphrey
Quttenberg
B. W. Humphrey
Edward Mason
Elkport
Mary Elizabeth
Raymond Wallace
Carson
Wilbur Kirkwood
Sloan
Clarence Smith
Council Bluffs
Bert Smith
Portia Main
Toulon, Ill
Opal Hucker
Strawberry Point
Erma Bradle
Denver
Letha Rizer
Manchester
Dean Morton
Des Moines
Fred Egger
J. W. Thompson
Clyde Thompson
Buck Creek
Oxford Junction
Ruth Dunlap
Earl Dunlap
Dunlap
Libble Wilson
George Harms and His Orchestra
Joe Fisher and His
Concertina Orchestra
Holiday Bargain
M. B. Leonard
The
Milwaukee Road
Madsen Motor Co
Davis Farm
Langworthy
Hedden & Oltman
Lee Bebee
Monticello State Bank
Northrup
Schatz
Jones County Road
Guernsey
McCormick- Deering
Sale
H. E. Northrup
L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer
Pick Magazine
Better Homes & Gardens
Delineate
McCall's Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Open Road
Parents’ Magazine
Sports Afield
Shadoplay
Movie Magazine
American Poultry Journal
He Farm Journal
Capper's Farmer
Home Circle Household Magazine
Mother's Home Life
Needlecraft
Everybody's Poultry Magazine
Oman
Silver Screen
Woman's World
Household Magazine
Cloverleaf Review
Home Circle
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