Farm Bureau Names 1944 Committees In Jones County
Jones county Farm Bureau board met February 8 to approve the 1944 budget and discuss hiring a new county agent. Harlan Russell appointed committees across executive, membership, budget, examining, legislative, service, resolutions, school, youth, home project, soil district, and extension planning with members from Anamosa Monticello Scotch Grove Center Junction Onslow and other towns. A total of 1888 Farm Bureau members have paid up, the third highest in county history, with Greenfield leading in membership and Washington township showing the largest gain from 5 to 23 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau Board
Harlan Russell
Farm Bureau
Robert Livingstone
Harold Larson
Anamosa
Max Specht
Monticello
R. A. Naylor
Scotch Grove
A. E. Stampe
Onslow
C. W. James
Center Junction
Otis Siver
Mechanicsville
William Walderbach
Reuel McColm
George H. Harms
M. J. Cass
William D.frantz
Martello
Service Committee
William T. Jansen
C. W
George Kuehl
Nellie V. Morey
Allen Chatterton
Delbert Brickley
Melvin Sievers
Wyoming
James McLaughlin
Harry Newman
Leo Levien
Clarence
Fd Helgens
Delbert Mayberry
Lloyd Robertson
J. E. Porter
E. J. Schnier
R.Y.P
Harold Calvert
Martelle
Loyal Byerly
Arnold Thalacker
Rene McColm
E. H. Huibreytse
Alva Streeper
Harold Hartman
J. M. Tudor
Olin
C. A A. McLaughlin
Clarence Grafft
Jones County
Greenfield Township
Fairview
Madison
Jackson
Rome
Cass
Castle Grove
Lovell
Wayne
Oxford
Hale
Rhenland
Washington
Clay
K. W. Stouder
Farm 3 Bureau
Jones County Farmers Hit Large 1944 Lumber Quota
The first quarter 1944 lumber quota for Jones county farmers was 300000 board feet announced by L T Lorenzen county AAA chairman. About 246917 feet already assigned. Farmers needing new lumber for construction may obtain AA-2 priority rating if compatible with war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
L. T. Lorenzen
County Aaa
Lorenzen
Iowa
Yield contest winners announced in Jones county
A complete list of medal winners for the 10 acre corn yield contest was announced during Farm and Home Week. Lorenzen Bros. Olin led with 122.53 bushels per acre. D W Meyer Odebolt led statewide with 150.87. Fifteen Jones county growers filed reports out of 39 entrants. state total 276 finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Buresh
Oxford Junction
G. J. Armstrong
Martelle
William Oltmanns
Truman Stanton
Center Junction
William Reese
Olin
Fred Biere
Anamosa
J. E. Ahlrichs
Monticello Farm Forum
D. W. Meyer
Odebolt
Jones County
Band Elm Trees For Protection Against Cankerworm
County extension director James Kearns calls elm tree banding this week as Iowa entomologist Harold Gunderson warns the cankerworm can cause serious elm damage. Bands placed 2 to 4 feet up with cotton batting and tarred paper stop females from climbing, and the adhesive is refreshed as needed through spring. Weather guides timing. bands may be checked several times in the evening during moth emergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
James Kearns
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College Extension
Iowa
Gunderson
Sand Springs Polio Drive Collections Reported
Sand Springs school collected for the Infantile Paralysis drive last week with the eighth grade students assigned to duties. Miss Hladick reported over $6 was turned in. Various local families and residents were listed as visitors and callers across Sand Springs and nearby towns, including Kelley and Batchelder households and area farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Spring
Hladick
Herbert Cox
Ralph Lahey
Cedar Rapids
Marc Lahey
John Lahey
Fred Welter
Dubuque
John Batchelder
Ralph Otten
Shirley
Anni Kammerman
Monticello
Bud Watehelder
Maynard
Laurabelle Baum
John Batehelder
Kay Chaplin
Edward Cox
Leo Tobin
Worthington
Sand Springs
Head On Crash In Castle Grove
A head on collision on the crest of the hill at O R Howie's between two cars from Henry Eiben Earlville and Alferts Cass township occurred between 2 and 3 am Tuesday. Two of Eiben's sons suffered facial injuries including a broken nose and a lip and teeth damage. The Alferts occupants' injuries were not learned. Howie transported the injured to John McDonald Hospital. Both cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Henry Eiben
Earlville
Alferts
Cass Township
O. R. Howie
Eiben
Howie
John McDonald Hospital
Children Prove Good At Excuse-Making
A look at how children learn to excuse themselves and how parents model avoidance of responsibility. The piece suggests playful truth telling and guiding children to face facts. It cites examples of toddlers tripping and a four year old blaming the wind, arguing that habitual excuses hinder accountability and problem solving.
Early and Public Duties Highlight Iowa News Items
Around Iowa reports two Tama youths sweeping glass from a highway as punishment instead of juvenile court. Emmetsburg pair Beebe and Myers take an early January boat ride on Medium lake, then it freezes over. A Vinton school for the blind student returns a found envelope containing money, later earning a $2 reward from an elderly pensioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Earle Beebe
Gilbert Myers
Emmetsburg
Medium Lake
Vinton
Donald Thiel
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Donald
Opportunities in the WAC Recruit Program
The Army invites women with varied skills to join the Womens Army Corps WAC offering clerical store driving and other roles. Learn about the jobs and life, and apply at the nearest Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General Washington DC for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
WAC
U. S. Army
The
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D. C
Real Estate Transfers Across Anamosa Area Details
Transfers involve Bertha H. Johnson and Viola Humpal conveying parts of the Commercial block in Anamosa to Ray and Roy Lawrence with rights of way and shared stair usage. Various other conveyances include Helene Ingwersen, Edna Hamilton, George Paulsen, and multiple families across Onslow and surrounding areas with nominal sums and one notable $10,200 deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha H. Johnson
Viola L. Humpal
Fred Steele Woman's Relief Corps
Anamosa
Iowa
Ray L. Lawrence
Roy C. Lawrence
G. H. Walworth
Ernst
Helene J. McAndrews
Helene J. Ingwersen
Allan J
Erne Ingwersen
Edna Orr Hamilton
George H. Paulsen
Orma Paulsen
Onslow
Minerals are Essential for Animal Growth and Health
The article outlines minerals required for animal growth and organ function including calcium phosphorus sodium potassium chlorine magnesium iron sulfur iodine manganese copper and zinc. It promotes Big Gain All-purpose Mineral with irradiated yeast as a source of these minerals and vitamin D to aid calcium and phosphorus use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elood
Life
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Otto Danneman
Amber
Louie Hanken
Lon Story
E. C. Gotsch
Washington Township
Volturno
Iray
Clark
Sth
Marion
Vicland
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Monticella
Jones
National Farm Loan Association
Harold B. McTavish
Sec’y
3Rd Ave
Over Light Company
George Nordmann
Nordmann
Cpl
Kenneth B. Hosford
Camp Campbell
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Pfe
Clarence Hosford
Iowa City
Fred L. Kromminga
Elmer Tiedemann
30Th Street
Freda Kromminga
McNeill
Zackies Peoples Store
Saddle Horse Sale
Hopkinto
Gillilan Farm
Dale Edwards
Prop
May Berlin
Ethel Berlin Yates
Arthur E. Yates
Roy Berlin
Gertrude Cropp Prull
Ben Prull
Lem Berlin
Marcella Berlin
John Zubler
Stuart N. Smith
Annie
A. G. Smith
West
Dorothy Elanora Fritz
Harold D. Nicoll
Etta L. Long
Louise C. Hartwig
Lillie F. Hartwig
Jesse Ballou
Mattie
Chris M. Paulsen
Veberg
Hagar Chester
Kenneth
Pro Brothers
Eteils. Bros
Hagan
Iowa Electric CO
Hagan Brothers
Benton County
Amer
Stamos
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