Jones County farm bureau seals 1200 corn duels for N B Clark
Jones County Farm Bureau reports 1200 duals of corn sealed for N B Clark Muntvilu with loans managed through local banks and a county agent. Merle Mare field Martelle led with 4000 bushels warehoused as loan procedures and lien disclosures guide producers on crane seals and risk, noting insurance and tenancy clauses.
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N. B. Clark
Muntvilu
Jones County
Merle Mare Field
Martelle
Eell
Credit Corporation
Chicago
Castle Grove
Lovell
Richland
Tom George
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Clay
Washington
Lyle Callahan
Fairview
Greenfield
Rome
Roy Russell
Anamosa
Jackson
Cass
Wayne
West Madison
Barney Dress
Amber
Hale
Oxford
Wyoming
East Madson
Wilbur Soppe
Oxford Junction
Processing Hog Tax Rules For Farm Butchers
Farmers who slaughter hogs on the farm for sale must pay a processing tax based on live weight at slaughter. If purchasing hogs to slaughter for dressed pork within three days, tax is on purchase weight. Rates vary by period: 50 cents per hundredweight in November, 2 dollars in December, 1.5 dollars in January, and 2 dollars after February. Tax due at period end with a 30 day payment window.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Rosary Club
Seary Block
Charles Sadler
Whitewater Township
Helen Nelers
M. J. Nelers
Nelers
Cascade
Frank Boyle
Worthington
Matthew Wecker
Chicago
Joe Victor
Joe la Plume
Hilda Weber
Independence
M. L. Hosch
Francis
Leo
Randolph
Neb
Thomas Hursey Glynn
Louis Glynn
St. Louis
Glynn
T. H. Glynn
Wilbur Cooper
Cascade Reds
Wilson
Lane
Faber
Lacy
Mentzer
Key
Sally Glynn
Dubuque
Charles Spielman
Preston
Minn
George Wassenaar
Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Hoover
Lawrence Erlecker
Harold Green
Gertrude Lane
R. J. Lane
Grace Spielman
Vaccination School Offered for Farmers Early January
A vaccination school for farmers will be held in early January to teach hog vaccination. The program will cover swine sanitation and disease prevention, care and management. Interested attendees should submit applications to the county agent or Maurice Bonjour in Olin.
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Maurice Bonjour
Olin
Jones County Farm Bureau Plans Meeting and Dairy Notes
The Jones county Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting Monday evening December 18 at Monticello High School. A committee led by S. M. Hasford Clem Liddy J. C. McConaughy and Lyle Callahan is preparing the program and a lunch will follow hosted by several Monticello and surrounding residents. The November Anamosa C T A report discusses dairy economics including pricing of seeds soybeans and balanced rations with L O M and cracked soybeans. It notes potential dairy program effects on cow culling and feed costs with farm comparisons and milk butterfat yields from local herds.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Monticello
S. M. Hasford
Clem Liddy
J. C.mcconaughy
Lyle Callahan
John Smith
William Balsiger
Paul Smith
Center Junction
H. C. Stover
Anamosa
Sam Wortman
Martello
Anamosa C.T.A
Prentice and Streeter
Schoonover & Oltmanns
Cheese Week Planned By Town State College
A letter from M Mortensen head of the dairy industry department at Town State college announces a national Cheese Week from December 11 to 16. The goal is to promote cheese as a valuable food and encourage daily cheese servings and toasted cheese sandwiches. Radio broadcasts at 10 a.m. will provide preparation ideas and emphasize expanding Iowa’s cheese industry to improve milk prices and reduce butter production.
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M. Mortensen
Town State College
Iowa
Tawa State College
Towa
Scotch Grove 4 H Club Reorganizes for New Year
The Scotch Grove Boys 4 H club reorganizes with Lavern Kuhns elected president Alvin Weers vice president Maynard Kuling secretary treasurer Dick Naylor reporter and historian A committee with leader Henry Rickles will draft a program for the year at the Say event.
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Scotch Grove
Lavern Kuhns
Alvin Weers
Maynard Kuling
Dick Naylor
Henry Rickles
Say
Tra Hearts 4 H Club Holds Meeting in Rome Township
The Tra Hearts 4 H club met at Lor rune Willison’s home in Rome township on Saturday December 2 with five members and one visitor. They plan a candy sale at Morley on December 9 to raise money for new uniforms, with Lulu Embree and Eloise Seeger in charge. Elizabeth Hughes and Lorraine Willison were chosen to plan the next meeting.
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Tra-Hearts 4-H Club
Rome Township
Lorrune Willison
Candy Pale
Morley
Lulu Embree
Eloise Seeger
Elizabeth Hughes
Lorraine Willison
Recreation hour and social committee formed in Anamosa
Cille Embree and Muriel Hunter will lead the recreation hour with Thals Ward Lulu Embree and Myrtle Hunter on the social committee for the year. A campaign for new members was planned. Eloise Seeger Lulu Embree and Lucille Embree reported on the annual recognition program and frolic at the Anamosa high school auditorium. After the business meeting the girls displayed Dowling caristmas gifts they were making. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
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Cille Embree
Muriel Hunter
Thals Ward
Lulu Embree
Myrtle Hunter
Eloise Seeger
Lucille Embree
Anamosa High School
Sue
Matthew
LeMars
Noms Maes
Crotiey
Margaret Brennan
Mary Brennan
Michael Crowley
Esters
Cascade Fire Department
Marshall Eldon McMullen
East Cascade
Cascade Woman's Club
Cascade Commercial Club
J. J. O’brien
Madison
S. D
Cascade
Henry Koehler
Sioux Falls
J. C. Schutz
O’brien
Preston
Milwaukee Road
Ida Hall Lytton
Omaha
Mary Flannigan
la Crosse
Wis
C. L. Kay
Monticello
John Crow
Leila Cooley
Leslie Crow
Clair Crow
O'Brien
Carrie Coley
James Delay
St. Martin’s Church
Father Deay
Kathryn McDonald
Temple Hill
James McCormick
McCormick
Tempe Hill
Annie McDonald
John McDonald
James Maloney
Bernard
Frank McCormick
Joe Takes
Cascada
William Ford
Joseph
Willian McCormick
William McDonald
Ae Mae McDonald
Temple Ill
St. Mary's Church
John Schmitt
West Cascade
Holy Cross
Nicholas
Madeline Schmitt
J. P. Schmitt
Dubuque
Matt Schmitt
Cadona
Montana
Peter Schmitt
Dub
Wedding and Community Notices From Wayne Township
The marriage of William Helgens and Anna Folken of Wayne township will be at Wayne Zion Lutheran church Tuesday at 7 PM with Rev J Willms officiating. A reception dance at Legion hall Monticello follows. Rainbow 4-H officers elected for 1934 include President Irene Snyder and Secretary Mary Jo Daly.
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William Helgens
Anna Folken
Wayne Township
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willms
Legion Hall
Monticello
Helgens
Rainbow 4-H Girls' Club
Irene Remington
Irene Snyder
Lucille Siebels
Mary Jo Daly
Frieda Mortensen
Arlene Bock
Alta Bramer
Maxine Cooper
Florence Wehling
Lavonne Streeter
Antioch Cemetery Association
Antioch Church
Truman Stanton
Ray Sanford
Wilma Jackson
Center Junction
Ed Duncan
Ella Brickley
Anamosa
Ella Mallicoat
Wyoming
Grant Brickley
Vinton
A. G. Bender
Lester Tebo
Fred Tebo
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Arthur Hart
Lloyd Robertson
Viola
Rainbow 4-H Club
J. W. Streeter
Otto Otten
Fred
Lester
Mercy
Gedar Rapids
Roscoe Lincoln
Robert Lee
Wheat Reducers In Jones County Share $184.40
Federal payments this week to seven individuals across five farms in Jones County total $184.40 for signing wheat reduction contracts worth 144 acres. Two thirds of the benefit is received now with the remainder due upon contract fulfillment. Named recipients include Fred T. Fedderson of Clarence and others from Anamosa, Oxford Junction, and Wyoming.
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Jones County
Jones
Fred T. Fedderson
Clarence
John Mortens
William J Bailey
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Oman
Roy Aiden
cAte
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting
Scotch Grove Boys
Wilma Craig
Amber School
Minnie Lewis
Donna
Mia
Lewis
Hal Smith
Lewis Farm
Lon Draper
Harold Gray
West Branch
Fred Gray
Henry Wehling
Carl Eden
Vernon Ray
Cass Center
Mr. Ray
Earl Byerly
Antioch
Lena Englebarts
Ed Englebart
Herman Englebart
Ben Englebart
George Schoon
Haye Schoon
Carl Schoon
John Peterson
Onslow
W. J. Zimmerman
Legg’s Dept
Michigan Navy
Nashua
Saint Nicholas
the Iverson
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