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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

2

Jones County Farm Bureau Nutrition Classes Schedule

The Jones County Farm Bureau lists a second lesson in this year's nutrition course for women titled Feeding the Sick. Ruth Cessna from Town State College leads sessions daily February 11 to 14 at 10 am to early afternoon in various farm-home locations. The Holstein Breeders association plans its annual banquet February 18 with officer elections and a Europe trip talk by Ernest Wright.

Farm Bureau Ruth Cessna Town State College Washington Clay Scotch Grove Wayne Irving Ellers Center Junction Richland Lovell Castle Grove Cass Walter Eby Monticello Madison Wyoming Oxford Hale Lyle Tompkins Jackson Fairview Greenfield Rome Ray Stivers Anamosa William Vincent Jones County Holstein Breeders Association Ernest Wright Town State Dairy Association Wright Europe United States Holstein Breeders' Association

Porter to visit county for cow testing program work

A. R. Porter, new dairy husbandry extension staff member, will visit the county on February 14 to promote the cow testing association. He will collaborate with Wendell Donnelly, tester, and is known for managing Towana dairy farm at Davenport and judging Jones county fair dairy classes for two years.

A. R. Porter Wendell Donnelly Anamosa Porter Donnelly Towana Davenport Jones County

County ag planning committee advances soil program

Jones county agricultural planning committee met with Iowa State College experts to classify soil types and map acres by type. A crop rotation plan, soil fertility, and erosion control were discussed with a series of winter meetings planned to inform farmers. Women’s home project holds Saturday session. nutrition programs gain favor and may expand.

Jones County Agricultural Planning Committee F. S. Watkins Soils Department Randall Kiemme Agricultural Economic Department Iowa State College Washington William Stanton Jr. Bernard Washington Township L. T. Lorenzen Wyoming Madison Township Herman Helgens Monticello Wayne Township Ray Stivers Olin Jackson Township Mr Conaughy Martelle Greenfield Township Women's Home Project Harlan Russell

Farm Bureau Leader Joins National Rural Electrification Board

President E A O Neal of the American Farm Bureau federation accepts appointment by Secretary Henry A Wallace to a national farm committee advising the rural electrification administration. The committee, set up at Morris L Cooke RFA admin request, must influence RFA policy.

E. A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation Henry A. Wallace National Farm Committee Rural Electrification Administration Wallace Morris L. Cooke RFA

February issue of The Nations Agriculture magazine highlighted Farm Bureau topics

The February issue of The Nation’s Agriculture, the official magazine of the American Farm Bureau Federation, covers resettlement jobs new adjustment patterns Americanization political foresight advertising benefits rural youth Congress inside trading with neighbors agriculture under the microscope homemakers page meetings and a party. It notes more than 900 letters were received.

Farm Bureau United States Nation’s Agriculture American Farm Bureau Federation Ita Congress

Nation Agriculture letters praise January issue

Readers including American Farm Bureau Federation members praise the January issue of The Nation's Agriculture for its makeup and character. The magazine is distributed to Farm Bureau members at no cost as part of the organization's service.

Nation's Agriculture American Farm Bureau Federation

Snow blocked roads shape Anamosa news items

Weather and transport issues loom over Anamosa with roads blocked by snow. William Slimmer of Olin suffers appendicitis and is transported by sled to Mercy hospital. Anamosa Farmers Creamery reports 1935 sales and average butterfat price. City council questions state audit bills and Cedar Rapids lodging costs. County supervisors miss a meeting due to snow, now rescheduled. Farm transfers include Earl McConaughy to W D Frantz and acreage sales near Martelle with ownership changes pending March.

William Slimmer Olin Mercy Hospital Anamosa Farmers Creamery Company Anamosaa Cedar Rapids Anamosa Board of Supervisors Earl McConaughy W. D. Frantz Martelle Frantz Carl Armstrong

Production Credit Assn Holds Annual Meeting With New Directors

At Turner hall January 31 the Davenport Production Credit Association re elected Peter Beck Maquoketa and William Davidson Stanwood to three year terms on its board. Meiburg Randolph and Ran dolph remained as officers and directors with about 54 farmers attending.

Turner Hall Davenport Production Credit Association Peter A. P. Beck Maquoketa William Davidson Stanwood Beck Mr. Davidson Association W. F. Meiburg Davenport J. O. Shaft Camanche George F. Randolph Albert Carroll Clinton Scott Muscatine Cedar Jones Jackson Rrower-Stockholders E. R. Heaton E. A. Storz Production Credit Corporation of Omaha Ed Lacey Clinton County Ralph Wingert William H. Davidson Cedar County H. J. Farnsworth Muscatine County A. E. Carroll Scott County Melvin Joiner Jackson County N. F. Ll A. R.S. Blake Morrell Leeds R. B. Herr Lee Riggs

Trouble Shooters Travel Snowbound to Repair Line

Otto Hagan of the Trouble Shooters office attempted to fix a country line in Sac City and Sac County. He faced blocked roads, lost his team, fled, then hiked with skis and a roll of wire through biting cold to restore the connection.

Sac City Sac County Otto Hagan

Harvest Delays Hit Cedar River Ice Cut at Waverly

Workers on the Cedar River at Waverly Bremer county faced delays as ice thickness varied from too thin due to snow to too thick from bitter cold. After a week they will pause again until ice thaws to workable conditions.

Cedar River Waverly Bremer County

Center Junction Obituary and Community Notes

Rickels 49 died at home east of Center Junction after a life spent in the area. He married Wilhelmina Lang in 1910. survivors include five children and five sisters and three brothers. Funeral at Presbyterian church Center Junction Thursday at 2. Burial Scotch Grove cemetery. Also reports postponed shippers meeting, a Presbyterian Ladies Band sewing session, and church events with committees named and details of meals. Weather and coal shortages affect town. schooling and creamery closed. various visits and social club activities noted. East Cascade first graders score 33.3 in nationwide reading test.

Will Rickels Gerd Margrethe Bohiken Rickels Scotch Grove Center Junction Wilhelmina Lang Louise Willard Lincoln Lettie Fay John Kent Moats G. Hughes Presbyterian Church A. Alyea Shippers Association Augusta Norris Presbyterian Elmer Andrews Prahm Robbie Chase Carrie Preas Ethel Courtney Nelson Dawes Fred Carson Alyea Kitchen James Livingstone John Livingstone Andrew Serbousek Willis Martin J. N. Smith Irving Esler Lou Ahraken Paul Smith J. M. Moses T. E. Stanton S. G. Thompson Frank Husman Belle Dodson John Carson Ella Schrader Guy McDonald Onslow Wyoming Olin Winifred Robbie Stanwood Evelyn Robbie Shellsburg R. S. Robbie Maurice McNeilly Harley Bulgren Lyman Thompson Cedar Rapids George Burch Harm Dirks Monticello

Birds Best Friend Traveling Salesman Feeds Cold Weather Birds

A salesman based in Fort Dodge Webster county carries a half bushel of cracked corn to feed birds stranded by snow. He stops when he sees flocks on the highway and scatters feed, noting that birds gather in great numbers for the winter sustenance.

Fort Dodge Webster County

Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Accidents

Alvin Brunscheen 17 suffered frostbite on both hands while shoveling snow to free his truck after aiding a stalled motorist west of Wyoming. Otto Rohwedder reported a horse valued at 225 dollars dead near the Herman Rathje farm. A bus outage left roads drifted preventing school transport. Local Golden Gloves attendees from Wyoming included La verne Carson and others. Births noted at three area homes and social club activities reported.

Alvin. Brunscheen Henry Brunscheen Wyoming Otto Rohwedder Herman Rathje Cedar Rapids Laverne Carson William Ravenscroft Melvin Thomson Ernest Weller Elmer Buckingham Gordon Charles Marshall Henry Broderson Howard Day Claude Sears Hoeven David Jones Gus von Sprecken Social Card Club Emma von Sprecken Anna Carstensen August Jansen Earl Wneggy Sioux City George Ireland Jr Will Husmann Fred Buchholtz Ald Society M. E. Church

Tree Sparrow Notes and Local Readings

This Monticello Express editor notes a bird series on wintering Tree Sparrows in Iowa with details on their behavior and seed diet. It lists honor roll pupils at East Cascade school and reports on local weather disruptions, medical updates, and business ads from Cascade Harness and Shoe Hospital.

East Cascade Norma Nachtrieb Maribel Freeman Mary Irene McNally Ebien McNally Milton Koppes Bernadine Nevens Kathleen Barrett Marian Nachtrieb Ray Hunter St. Martin's Church Thomas Rooney Bernard Gavin Gavin Mercy Hospital Lloyd Hoffman Mary Ressler Cascade Harness and Shoe Hospital Cascade Louis Saints

Local notes from Sand Spring and area visits

Mrs. Fred Egger traveled to Des Moines for her ill daughter Mrs. Dean Morton with Mr. Egger accompanying to Cedar Rapids where Morton’s condition improved later. A party at J L Batchelder home and several visits by residents to Cedar Rapids, Monticello, Edgewood, and Freeport mark a busy week in the community.

Fred Egger Des Moines Dean Morton Egger Cedar Rapids Morton Leo Bohlken Lucille Bohlken D. Schoon Miss Dirks Amber John Eden Monticello J. L. Batewelder Clarence Lasche Louis Smith Worthington Smith Florence Murray George Helms Billy Monticella W. Murray Jr Hopkinton Charles Stevenson Clarence Siefert Norma Jean St. Paul John Batchelder Peter Peutz

Cascade Airs Honors Volunteers Rescue on Snowbound Road

A driver, a physician and a parish priest accompanied a seriously ill boy as thirty volunteers shoveled a snowbound Cascade to Monticello route to reach McDonald memorial hospital. Dr Beddoes praised the workers for saving the young life and preventing certain death.

Cascade Monticello Melvin Koppes McDonald Memorial Hospital James Delay H. C. Baldwin Des Moines William Mundell Artillery Fort Des Moines John Mundell Virginia Mundell American Legion Auxiliary D. D. Moore East Cascade C. D. Baldwin Helen Baldwin Dubuque Andrew Pedersen Peter Pedersen

Death of William Rickels at J R McNeilly Farm

William Rickels 47 died Monday at his home on the J R McNeilly farm. He leaves wife Minnie Lange Rickels and six children Willard Lincoln Join Louise Lottie, plus three brothers and five sisters. Funeral at Center Junction Presbyterian Church with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery. A Women’s Community Club travel program is planned for February 19 if conditions permit.

William Rickels J. R. McNeilly Gerd Rickels Willard Lincoln Join Louise Lottie Rickels Minnie Lange John Lange Sr G. J. Rickels Atkins Car Henry G. J. Hughes Willard Himebaugh Scotch Grove Frank Pelkey Wyoming Kent Moats Center Junction August Bahl Richards George Oltman Presbyterian Church Women's Community Club R. A. Naylor

Where I Would Like to Go and Why program review

Three talks given by Mrs May Himebaugh Mrs R A Naylor and Mrs H J Dirks formed the program with Mrs Zirkelbach directing the month’s stunt Edwin Craig and John Stahlberg Jr hosted a bobsled ride and oyster supper at the F B Craig home Guests from Mechanicsville Martelle and Amber were noted and the school closed due to bad roads

Yellowstone May Himebaugh R. A. Naylor H. J. Dirks Zirkelbach Edwin Craig John Stahlberg Jr F. B. Craig Mary Joy Finne Mechanicsville Lunatra Sinclair Marvin Leacock Robert Peet Martelle Finnegan Miss Sinclair Wilma Craig

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Jones County Farm Bureau Cow Testing Association Home Project Committee O'Neal The Anamosa Eureka Production Credit Assn William Walter Elmer Johnson Mary Tompkins John Jurgensen Ernest Reitz C. T. T. Club S. V. Williams John von Sprecken William Peck Hawthorne Club August Thomson Phoenix Arizona Rooney East Cascade High School Coordinated Studies In Education Minneapolis Minn East Cascade Public School Birds Tree Monticello Express Towa T. G. Scott George Hendrickson Towa State College Ames Cascade Airs Thomas J. Lane D. O. Sinclair Willms-Heeren Joe Fisher and His Orchestra Ee Letts Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Buick BILES McLaughlin Buick Co South Cedar St. Monticello Iowa Ola
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