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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1933

Page

2

Jones County 4 H Club Plans and Baby Beef Progress

Jones County Farm Bureau reports detailed 4 H club plans for 1933 led by Ray Sanford Morrell Leeds Merle Murfield Ed Steele and Ray Stivers with J E Porter and John Quist aiding. Baby beef club enrolls 33 youth feeding 40 calves across 14 Shorthorns 12 Herefords 14 Angus and schedules inspections tours and county fair prep. Regular club meetings target nine gatherings and each club to gain a national charter and assist a township program. News includes poultry labour income data and notes on seed sales and home butchering pamphlets.

Ray Sanford Morrell Leeds Merle Murfield Ed Steele Ray Stivers J. E. Porter Jackson Township John Quist Ames Hare Farm Bureau Jones County Baby Beef Club Doris Fairbanks Ana Mosa Clarence Hosford James McLaughlin George Fraser Monticello Lloyd Fairbanks Richard Fairbanks Anamosa Edwin Sievers Eugene Siever Jacqueline Kinler Hale Carl Lerch John Tudor Olin Boyd Frantz Elaine Martin T. J. Martin Donald Meeks Robert Peet Henry Weseman Martelle Verne Embree Morley

Choir Honor For Hartman At Beggs Home In Anamosa

The Congregational choir met Friday at Rev D M Beggs home to honor J A Hartman who has served the choir for 38 years. A bill to suspend rural schools with ten or fewer pupils could close 29 Jones county schools costing taxpayers more in tuition and transport. Prof C W de Kieweit and wife with daughter arrived in Anamosa en route from New York visiting his in laws Dr and Mrs A G Hejinian. He had been in Europe gathering material for a history book during a six month University of Iowa leave. A Jones county jury was released from service for this term to cut court expenses.

D. M. Beggs J. A. Hartman Grand Jury C. W. de Kieweit New York Anamosa de Kieweit A. G. Hejinian University of Iowa Europe Jones County Nellie Morey

Cleaning and care tips for linens carpets and slippers

The guide lists uses for glycerin to remove stains from table linen and after washing. It advises salt on carpets to brighten colors and deter moths. It notes turning back and stitching edges to prevent fraying and suggests cleaning felt slippers with mild soap and a brush. A paper towel container near the kitchen is essential for many tasks. It also promotes paper towels for pastry, spills, greasing, and cleaning hands after play.

Center Junction Meeting Notes and Community Activities

Center Junction patrons report 1932 butter production and prices at annual creamery meeting. directors re-elected, payments applied to debt, and buttermaker and millman retained. Community events include basketball wins, dances, clubs, religious society meetings, and local visits across Monticello Anamosa Olin Cedar Rapids.

Local residents share visits across Iowa towns

Sand Spring couple visit Earlville with Herbert Cox mother in law Mrs Hyde. Anamosa pair spend Sunday with Stanley Bright family. Zenobia Bright returns from Haverlys. Funeral in Marion for Minnie Haeussler aunt to Mrs Bohlken. Hopkinton residents call on Lou King. Behrends family visits Monticello Etta Behrends. Stanley Bright travels to Langworthy on business. Will Moser Colesburg visits Edward Cox home. Cedar Rapids afternoon with Dave Wilson W H Behrends and Dorothy Lee. Batchelders Wyoming host J L Batchelder and Langworthy relatives. eighteenth anniversary celebrated. Donald Johnston Guernsey family visit W Cox home. Mrs W Cox returns home.

Herbert Cox Earlville Hyde Jim Maverly Anamosa Stanley Bright Zenobia Bright Haverlys Dick Bohlken J. L. Batchelder Minnie Haeussler Marion Haeussler Bohlken David de Best Marshall Neil Hopkinton Lou King W. H. Behrends Dorothy Lee Etta Behrends Monticello Langworthy Will Moser Colesbury Edward Cox Dave Wilson Clara Arduser Cedar Rapids Claude Batchelder Wyoming J. H. Batchelo T Everett Batchelder

Social Visits Round the County Houses

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Welter spent time in the Johnston home with George Helms Miss Margaret Murray and Mrs. Ray Chaplin. On Monday they visited Dubuque. Clifford Batchelder of Olin and Pauline Stickley of Scotch Grove spent Wednesday evening at the J. L. Batchelder home.

Johnston F. J. Welter George Helms Margaret Murray Ray Chaplin Dubuque Clifford Batchelder Olin Pauline Stickley Scotch Grove J. L. Batchelder

Cass area residents wrap up weeklong Missouri trip

East Cass Township Frank Richeson and son Don of Dubuque and Lawrence Stalken of Cass returned Sunday from a week in Missouri. Mrs. Edwin Taylor of Monticello has a daughter born January 30 at the Henry Uhr home weighing nine and a half pounds named Wilma Mae. Olena Zimmerman of Lovell township assists at Uhr home. Carl Gerdes and children visited the Louis Helgens home near Scotch Grove, as Mrs. Conrad Poppe improves slowly from illness at McDonald hospital. Darrow of Anamosa visited Benedict and Robert Darrow. Ed Biggart, Pearl and Mabel Moss, and James Burlingham of Fremont spent Sunday with F. Burlingham's family. A large crowd attended the Chris Specht farm sale Monday afternoon. Alice Benedict, Elsie Benedict, and Viola Darrow are on the sick list. Mrs. Robert Darrow is improving. Twenty-one Cass people attended a card and dancing party Friday at the R. Scho filed home near Monticello, listing attendees including Poppe, Carl Poppe, Laura Prull, the Stalkens, the Hannan family, the Darrows, the Joslins, Rickless, Ortgies, Burlinghams and Benedicts.

Center Junction H. J. Dirks Citl McDonald H. H. Svehnsen Chris Petersen W. S. Pangburn J. N. Smith F. D. Sutherland al Johnson Will Hansen Millman F. C. Sutherland Morley Preps Anamosna Baldwin Cavers Onslow Preps Monticello Center Junction Co- Operative Creamery Carson's Hall E. L. Tomlinson Herman Osterkamp Joe Walters Gus Dreibelbis Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church T. E. Stanton H. E. Stingley Peter Prahm Charles Nelson Scott McDonald Lois Stingley Olin Miss Stingley Rev. A. Alvea S. G. Thompson Hopkinton Dorothy Dreibelbelbis Harry Alyea Lenox College Shipping Association James Woodworth Marion Alzine Tomlinson Paul Paulsen, Jr Pauline Prahm Anamosa Prahm Otto Riedel Emil Riedel J. W. Livingstone Robert Livingstone Town City C. H. Nelson Irving Eilers O. M. Miller Lorraine Kehoe Frank Richeson Don Dubuque Lawrence Stalken Cass Missouri Edwin Taylor Henry Uhr Little Miss Wilma Mae Olena Zimmerman Lovell Township Uhr F. Burlingham Chris Specht Alice Elsie Benedict Viola Darrow Robert Darrow R. Schofield Emil Poppe Carl Poppe Laura Prull George Vincent Clarence Marie Stalken Lois Clifford Hannan Lawrence Joslin Ernest Rickless William Ortgies Frank Burlingham Zeela Bertha Gladys Earl Alice Benedict

Cost of eggs from feed says 18 cents a pound

Analysis notes 4 pounds of feed yield 1 pound of eggs and calculates production cost at 2 cents per pound, while market price averages 18 cents per pound as of December 20. Includes quotations on character and utility items.

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Jones County Farm Bureau Madison Merry Maidens Miriam and Evelyn Courtney Mary Dawes Holace Stingley Ruth Hansen Jean McNeilly Iowa Poultry Extension Service Town State College Iowa State College W. H. Meeker Mechanical Engineering Charles E. Finley Industrial Science Division G. Thompson R. J. Moncrief M. C. Smith John Livingstone J. A. McDonald Percy Dodson Louis Schrader Muscentine M.C. Smith Lucy Dodge Charles Luett Herman Schledesky Henry Seehusen Alfred Castle Grove Rudolph Carl Seehusen Mary Fluckiger Newhall Ed Bethurum Elmer Schrader Elmeree Dorothy Mead Joan Serbousek Selma Alyea Audra Lee McDonald Kathleen Paulsen George McDonald Leona Davis Rance Brady Galen Arlo Rex S. L. Davis C. A. Burmeister J. A. Seehusen Miss Davis Merle Pangburn Delta Brannon Russell Preston Pangburn D. McCarn & Son Anamosa, Iowa American Title Association State Title Association W. H. Mcdaniel Monticello Ricago Chicago Rialto Motel Sherman Garage College Inn East Cass Township Es Ellow Craft Productions, Inc. A the Mysterious Brother Service Masonic Bodies OF Shrine Temple Whitman Bovee McCormick-Deering Sales and Service Store 1.H.C McCormick-Deering Mattheissen Auto and Supply Co Monticello, Iowa Oldsmobile Chevrolet Lea Fisher AL Motors VALI F. O. B. Lansing
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