Lorenzen Reelected County AAA Chairman in 1943-44
Lorenzen T. Lorenzen of Wyoming was reelected chairman of the county AAA committee for 1943 44. Most other county officers were reelected. Henry V. Hughes of Cascade was named second alternate. The district list covers multiple townships with several named chairmen vice chairmen regular and alternate members across Anamosa Monticello Olin Center Junction Cascade Scotch Grove and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz T. Lorenzen
Wyoming
Henry V. Hughes
Cascade
Ray D. Sanford
Scotch Grove
Harold Larson
Anamosa
Alva B. Streeper
Onslow
Richland
Oxford
Jackson
Cass
Henry H. Rickels
Bernard V. McGovern
William H. Buckner
Edward J. Stadtmueller
Castle Grove
Fred Heiken
George Hkehrends
John EH. Ahlrichs
George R. Seehusen
Martelle
James I. Gotsch
Delbert E. Mayberry
Greenfield
William D. Frantz
Charles Leo Thimmes
Mechanicsville
Harlan R. Russell
Robert L. Duncan
James Otis Siver
Hale
Archie V. Wood
John M. Tetersen
Melvin F. Pruess
Walter Grover Benischek
Oliver T. Furst
Olin
Lovell
Elden W. Brashaw
Norman EF. Clark
John C. Shover
Fred L. Berlin
Neal F. Hayden
Monticello
Madison
Dillon W. Story
Marvin M. Nissen
Harry C. James
Center Junction
Carl E. Seehusen
John Henry Lorenzen
Rome
Harlan E. Voelker
John W. O. Kinley
Harry E. Levsen
Howard K. Mackey
Lloyd Ballou
William B. Clark
Lyman E. Moats
George W. Kuehl
Walter S. Eby
Lee G. Streets
Washington
Henry P. Hughes
Dennis F. Cullea
Carl W. McLees
Herman J. Morrison
William A. Reade
Peter Eichhorn
Weigh Ground Lime Rock On Farms
Harry D. Linn the secretary of agriculture cites numerous complaints about ground lime rock being delivered to farmers without weighing. He notes shortages found by inspectors and warns that selling dry commodities by weight is required by state law. The department will enforce the rule with scale slips or prior written agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Linn
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Rise in Ice Cream Production Since 1910
The passage notes a dramatic growth in manufactured ice cream from 120,000,000 quarts to 1,600,000,000 quarts by 1942, indicating broad public acceptance reflected in output increases over three decades.
Pollination Boosts Food Supply Beyond Honey
Bees support broader food production by pollinating many fruits and vegetables. The essay notes bees are essential to crop yields, not only for honey, and highlights their role in agriculture through pollination-driven food availability.
Hopkinton Units Shipped Sixty Nine Christmas Boxes
Hopkinton United Service Women packed sixty nine Christmas boxes last Friday for local service members in U S camps and fifty three boxes were sent earlier to overseas troops. A county wide clothing drive for Europe is sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary with Irl Lane as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopkinton
Hopkinton
United Service Women
United States
James E. Smith
Fennimore
Wis
Smith
Julius Gerlick
Europe
Hopkinton and
American Legion Auxiliary
Irl Lane
Manchester
Gilbert Ireland
B. A. Moore
Wheat Demand Gaps Between Bolivia and Argentina
Bolivia consumes about 60 pounds of wheat per person annually, far below Argentina's 375 pounds per person. Argentina leads in wheat production among the Americas, highlighting regional dietary and agricultural disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Argetina
Americas
Knights of Pythias Christmas Party Invites Young Members
Ivy Lodge No. 87 Knights of Pythias hosts its annual Christmas party in the lodge hall on Wednesday December 22. Children may be escorted by K of P members, and Santa will tell a story and hand out candy. Call Gerald Rohr to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Santa Claus
Gerald Rohr
Shomont Bull Leased to Linn County Sire Herd
A proven eight year old Holstein bull was leased from Shomont Farms in Monticello and added to Linn county artificial breeding association herds at Dr J W Piries Cedar Rapids barns. The bull has 14 unselected daughters averaging 437 pounds butterfat in 305 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Artificial Breeding Association
J. W. Pirie
Cedar Rapids
Shomont Farms
Ton Shover
Monticello
Pirie
Fort Madison
Glenwood
Anamosa
Stamp Payment For Fats Starts December Thirteenth
The Office of Price Administration will start paying brown ration stamps for salvaged kitchen fats on December 13. Retailers will give housewives one ration point for each half pound of used fats, and will continue payment of four cents per pound for salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Cass Rainbow Club Plans Bond Purchase After Fair Earnings
The Cass Rainbow club met at Lucille Gilmore's home on Tuesday evening. Lucie Gilmore called the meeting to order and the girls decided to buy a bond with money earned at the fair. Officers were elected and the program for the coming year was planned. Members named their favorite branch of the service. Games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Rainbow Club
Lucille Gilmore
Lucie Gilmore
Cooking Cabbage For Vitamin Preservation Tips
Use a small amount of water two cups to a quart and cook cabbage until barely tender. To conserve vitamin C, keep the pot covered during cooking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lorenzen
Bureau of Public Relations
U. S. War Department
Wisconsin
Hopkinton Co-op
Irma Keith
S. C. Keith
The
Waves
U. S. Naval Hospital
Oakland
Calif
G. G. Brown
Rodney Wilson
Camp Berkley
Texas
John Wilson
Buck Creek
L. J. Ortman
F. A. Irish
John Feltes
South Fork Township
Dyersville
F. E. Allen
Glendale
Minn
Rev. Allen
Peter Karsh
Sam Stirm
Alburnett
Dale Stirm
Maquoketa
Harold Walmutt
Roy Phelps
Patricia
Cedar Falls
Pfe
Duane Phelps
U.S. Marines
Russell Lux
Marjorie Stahr
Citizens State Bank
Eva Jorgenson
Adel
James Griggs
Camp Roberts
Curtis Griggs
Russell Harris
Vancouver
Wash
William Harris
Des Moines
Dallas
T. L. Waring
Carl Gudenhauf
John Gudenkauf
George Kramer
H. M. Reeve
Detroit
Mich
George Shimmin
Irvin Wiltsie
Lamont
Elizabeth Campbell
Minnie Hooper
Jones County
Shomont Bull
Artificial Breeding Association
William Boland
Fairfax
Jones
Linn County
Santa
Berkshire
Tery
Mounticello
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