Jones County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Meeting
Arrangements completed for the Jones County Farm Bureau meeting in Anamosa High School auditorium on December 17 at 3. Reports from committees and county officers will be heard. L. T. Larenten will report on the 1934 program and outline the 1935 plan. New township directors and a county chorus will be presented. membership payments urged before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Fbureau
Hi School
Anamosa
L. T. Larenten
Com-Bat
Township Farm Bureau
Sherman Maxon
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
Nashville
Tenn
State Farm Bureau
AAA
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Dairy herd nutrition trends lift spirits as butterfat rises
The November butterfat average reached 20.3 pounds with October at 20.2 as cows freshen. Corn alone is costly. a balanced ration using 6 lb corn cob meal 3 lb bran and 1 lb soybean meal costs $1.19 per cwt delivering 10.6 cents per pound protein. High producers include John H. Smith herd and Pansy the Holstein, with several individuals over 70 pounds butterfat. Delbert Mayberry, tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Smith
Men's Reformatory
Star
Tom Shaver
Delbert Mayberry
Cedar Valley Farm Business association annual meeting notes
The Cedar Rapids gathering drew a large crowd for an program on current topics in farming. L G Allbaugh Ames extension economist led a talk on adjusting farm business to 1935 conditions. Carl Anderson Sam Rieke and Harry Reiss shared insights from hog cattle and dairy operations. M L Mosher Illinois University spoke on lessons from Illinois farmers to increase profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Cedar Rapids
L. G. Allbaugh
Ames
Carl Anderson
Sam Rieke
Harry Reiss
Farm Business Association
M. L. Mosher
Illnois University
Illinois
Fourth Anniversary Scotch Grove 4 H Club Meeting
The Scotch Grove Future Farmers 4 H club met at Dick Naylor's home for the regular monthly 1935 meeting. Officers elected include Robert Stickley president Arling Hughes vice president Dick Naylor secretary treasurer Carl Fagan reporter and program committee members Stickley Kuhns Naylor. Maynard Kuhns summarized 1934. Next meeting at Myron Evans January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove Future Farmers
Dick Naylor
Robert Stickley
Arling Hughes
Carl Fagan
LaVern Kuhns
Maynard Kuhns
Myron Evans
Production Credit Associations Expand Small Farm Loans in 1935
Production Credit associations extend low cost short term credit to farmers across the Eighth district including Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. They operate without profit at 5 percent interest with stock voting rights and aim to support equipment fertilizer and livestock production loans to 3,700 farmers in 1934 totaling over 50 million dollars. The Davenport Albert headquarters oversee Jones county activities with Carroll as secretary and P B Daly Anamosa on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Nebraskan
South Dakota
Wyoming
Farm Credit Administration of
Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
Jones County
Davenport
Albert
Carroll
Masonic Temple
P. B. Daly
Anamosa
Anamosa Wherry Anniversary Dinner Highlighted by Family
Mr and Mrs Bert Wherry celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with an at home dinner hosted by their son Wilfred Wherry and wife. LeRoy Skeels sustained a broken leg when a trailer tongue struck him while moving a trailer at the old station. A council vote approved 4000 dollars in refunding bonds bearing three percent interest to replace outstanding primary road bonds from 1929. A. W. Zimmerman and a deputy assisted in escorting Frank Moore to Watertown after his capture here for a Milwaukee hold up. Moore’s car was traced from George Clark, West Anamosa, who helped reveal the escape. An English biologist reports tear fluid can destroy bacteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wherry
Wilfred Wherry
LeRoy Skeels
A. W. Zimmerman
Watertown
Wis
Anamosa
Frank Moore
Wisconsin
Moore
Milwaukee
George Clark
West Anamosa
Clark
Main Street
George
DeSoto
Robert Fahry
Farming Sale Highlights and Local Community Notes
A farmer sold milk cows and beef stock at Peter Bahaces farm, with several steers and ewes fetching prices. the record lists multiple animals and prices. The article then covers Dec meetings, club activities, and civic events including a town council session approving PWA labor for a winter skating rink and notes on local social clubs, gatherings, and forthcoming Christmas programs featuring residents such as Mrs. Klaud Dick, Mrs. Hattie Myers, and Mrs. Nellie Atherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridas
Peter Bahaces
Soka
Thiaselas
Janes
Betty 7
Deat Rodersan
Fuarceine Bergberger
Helen Mohr
Usher
Lois Reba
Rachard Brownell
Dexter Jauncion
Wyoming
Montienio
Center Jumq
PWA
Bear Creek
Progressive Woman's Club
Nellie Atherton
Klaud Dick
W. L. Middleton
Italy
Elias Anderson
Chilren
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Social and 1935 Outlook Meeting
The Castle Grove Farm Bureau hosted a social gathering with officers, spouses, and numerous members from Castle Grove and surrounding areas. Attendees discussed 1935 agricultural outlook, baby beef venture results, 4 H club exhibits, and the Jones County Fair placements. The meeting noted quarantine relief, hospital updates, hog transport to Chicago, winter weather, and a Cross Red Seal drive totaling 32 memberships and $38.50 in contributions. Christmas seals praised for reducing Iowa deaths by half and financing health education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Hosford
Jorwa County Farm Bureau
Ivett
Mid. Wa
Carl Smith
Annweta
W. B. Mocksae Eon Tan
Cheenfield
Wey
Maralid Harruman
Gan Sams
Palkview
Ate
Ang Mie Ray Stivers Amt
Wea
Jackson
Wow Mesken
Madison
Will Bassiger
Fate Yossi
Richland
Mye Lanshin
Caste
Mabel Kehoe
Qladys Hasford
Manderlle
Caste Grove Farm Bureau
E. F. Burr
W. D. McLaughlin
Clarence Hosford
Paul Gerd»s
Castle Grove
Jones County Fair
Paul Behrends
Eldon Burt
Dale Lange
Smith
Jones County
L. Lorenzen
Wyoming
William Stanton
Center Junction
L. Ortgies
John Corcoran
John McDonald
Walter Bartels
C.W. Zimmerman
Chicago
Olin Howie Jr
Mercury
A. E. Laude
Jacobs
Emmetsburg
Red Cross
C. A. McLaughlin
George Rickels
Henry Stadtmueller
George Balster
Max Specht
Fred
Christmas preparations and local events in Hopkinton
Hopkinton works to have the Christmas tree up and lights in place by next Saturday as merchants receive holiday goods daily. Local residents Mr and Mrs Joe Kirkwood of Perry visited for Thanksgiving, then returned home by train due to snowy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ayla Thorpe
Bertha Kirkwood
Mona Trafton
Alan LeClerc
Dale Clark
Winter Glow coal ads and home repair tips in Monticello paper
A playful Monticello page advertises Winter Glow coal with prompt delivery and mentions cracked windows fixes. It promotes storm windows and remodeling under the National Housing Act, urging readers to plan early for spring work and extending Christmas wishes.
Local Notes From Hopkinton and Anamosa District
Har old Larson to move from Anamosa to Hopkinton to run the station. Rising Sun lodge No. 187 elected Co. T. Smith as worshipful master for the coming year with B. A. Moore, Ray Chaplin, H. L. Main, and A. Martin filling other posts. People travel to Florida, visit relatives, and care for new births. Ibid bridge club hosts at Mrs. Julius Gerlick home. Lenox junior college plays Tipton junior college in Hopkinton. Hopkinton high hosts Monticello high in Monticello. Burdick's Aces post two wins, defeating Edgewood 39 to 34 and Springville by a large margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Larson
Anamosa
Hopkinton
Rising Sun Lodge
Masonic Hall
Co. T. Smith
B. A. Moore
Ray Chaplin
H. L. Main
A. ©. Martin
Harrison Appleby
Florida
Harold
Mary Zeuch
George
L. P. Guthrie
Russell
Troy Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Minachort
Charles Ob Hearst
Biowan
Smee
al Yeats
Parm
Iran
Anamosa C. T. A
Scotch Grove Boys’ Club
New Bulletin
Production Credit Association
Eureka
Wreming
Bay View
C. J. Ingwersen
Lena Shimerda
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Hattie Myers
William Wilker
Gerald Mader
John von Sprecken
Ernest Reitz
Gordon Marshall
Robert Barber
Fred Westphal
Henry Westphal Sr
Peter Fredericksen
Gus von Sprecken
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. G. Wherry
Louise Leysen
Roy Overley
C. B. Shaffer
Nelson Brownell
M. E
Memorial Hall
Albert Tompkins
Azilda
Brookings
S. C
C. B
W. O. Shaffer
Harriet Shaffer
Hawthorne Club
E. L. Millsap
Gladys Marshall
Dora Thomson
Vera Tompkins
Madge Millsap
Virginia
Elaine Scarcliit
June Thomsen
Doris Day
Eleanor
Martyn Herzberger
Dora Thomsen
H. Groening
Mobile
Ala
Grace Vrooman
Hale
District Federation
Dubuque
Phyllis Steele
Donald
Wes
Lumir
Andy Miller
White
Hughes
EL Bl. Mills
L. M. Koch
Clinton
Noble Grand Circle
H. Rogers
Greve
Kromminga
Randall Morgan
Joan Diane
Monticello
Lenox College
O.P.R.A
Kenneth Boots
Ray Hodgson
Mr. Hodgson
Methodists
Jones County Oil Company
Third and Locust
St. Anthony
J. R. Barron
Mike Huntly
North Wine
Jof Wit
West End
Frank Ferring
Helmer
Crosley
Suters
Heller
Towit
Rosmere Family
Congdon and
Battles
Belmore Dale
Blackbird
Glenrock
BUD Suter Nticello State Bank
Ideal
TLIC
Deere
Lh.c. Gang
Hayes
Deering
Oxford
John Deere
McCormick
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