Funeral Rites Held For Mrs William Koch Wyoming
Funeral services for 72 year old Mrs William Koch were conducted Friday at the Lutheran church in Wyoming with Rev H Groening in charge and burial in Wyoming cemetery. Survivors include her husband two sons Henry and John, two brothers Albert and Henry Grimm and a sister Mrs Amelia Glaue.
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Wyoming
William Koch
Lutheran Church In
H. Groening
Bertha Grimm
Henry
Wheaton Grimm
Orange Township
Clinton County
Grand Mound
Lost Nation
Lutheran Church
John
Albert Grimm
Henry Grimm
Amelia Glaue
Minneapolis
Williams
J. Theodore Bohnson
Robert Wenserra
Anamosa
Wenserra
Useful Facts For Jones County Farmers
Early oats sowing is advised with clean treated seed. Plant legumes with oats to boost soil nitrogen as Iowa State tests show nitrogen deficiency. If seed is scarce use mixtures. Hog producers should target heavier weights as gains after 300 pounds cost more. A productive garden can yield ten times its cost with good planning and early start. Farm prices likely stay high regardless of Europe war end.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Windbreak Demonstrations Planned in Ten Iowa Townships
The State Forest Nursery at Ames will supply trees for one demonstration windbreak per township in Cass Castle Grove Clay Greenfield Oxford Richland Rome Scotch Grove Washington and Wayne. Evergreen trees cost 5 cents each and Black locust 1 cent each. Submit a sketch with the application and see the county extension director soon. apply by March 1.
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Ames
The
Conservation Commission
Cass
Castle Grove
Clay
Greenfield
Oxford
Richland
Rome
Scotch Grove
Washington
Wayne
Wayne 4 H Boys Check Record Books Meeting
Wayne 4 H club met with Galen Helgens on February 12 to discuss record books. Ten boys and leaders William R. Martin and William T. Jansen attended. Marvin Englehart presided as vice president and refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne 4-H Club
Galen Helgens
William R. Martin
William T. Jansen
Marvin Englehart
Galen
Lovell 4-H Club February Meeting Recalls War Bonds
Monica Leytem hosted the Lovell Happy Helpers 4-H group on February 12. The roll call prompted thoughts on postwar plans for war bonds. Marjorie Behrends reviewed Abraham Lincoln’s life. Joyce Freese spoke on Valentine’s Day. The program ended with the game Truth or Consequence.
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Monica Leytem
Lovell Happy Helpers
Farm Bureau Weekly Calendar Recaps Feb Events
Calendar entries list farm bureaus and 4-H activities across towns including Monticello Anamosa Jackson Scotch Grove Clay and Hale townships. Meetings and demonstrations cover pruning tractor school and orchard events with dates from Feb 23 to March 2 and organizers such as A F Walker Fred Lees Jr H E Nichols and Carl Cordes.
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Farm Bureau
Monticello High School
A. F. Walker
Anamosa
Washington Township
Jackson
Scotch Grove
Irving Eilers
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Floyd Horton
Hale Township Farm Bureau
RYP
Cass Farm Bureau
Carl Cordes
Farm Bureau Extension Meeting Draws Small Crowd
Bad roads cut attendance at the Scotch Grove Township meeting held at Edwin Freese home with 32 present. R D Sanford of the AAA board spoke on farmer aid, followed by a discussion on payments and War Food Production meetings. 4 H club demo and rotenone dust use shown by Arthur Husmann and Paul E Paulsen. Lovell Farm Bureau hosts 42 at February Lowell Township meeting with readings and tax talk by Max McCrabb. Cards awarded as prizes to the extension director and wife.
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Wyoming Township Farm Bureau
Joe V. Kouba
Koubas
Peter Eichhorn
James Huffman
Matthias Broderson
Ruth Hurley
Triple-A
L. T. Lorenzen
Wyoming
American Legion
Depot
Clinton
O.E.S
Esther Barber
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Maud Keyser
Mildred Hawks
Marion
Bertha Barnes
Olin
Miles
Anamosa
Richland
Oxford Junction
Scotch Grove Township
Ferdinand
Arthur
Lovell Farm Bureau
Henry Adams
Monticello
Lowell Township
Orchard Demonstrations Planned by Iowa State Expert
Extension horticulturist E. F. Nichols from Iowa State College will visit Jane County on February 27 for two pruning demonstrations. At 10 a.m. he will speak at the A F Walker orchard near Monticello and at 2 p.m. he'll be at the F L Fulwider orchard in Anamosa. Attendees can bring orchard problems for discussion.
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E. Nichols
Iowa State College
Jane&s County
A. F. Walker
Monticello
F. L. Fulwider
Anamosa
Plan For Next Fall Pullets In Spring Chicks Buy Guide
County extension director C B Jessen and Town State College poultryman W R Whitfield outline a fall all pullet program. They advise planning now based on laying house space, allowing 3 sq ft per Leghorn and 3.5 sq ft per heavier breed, with 400 spring chicks for a 20 by 20 foot laying house and a broader house at half the size for two chicks per square foot.
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C. B. Jessen
W. R. Whitfield
Town State College
Whitfield
Argentine alfalfa prompts Iowa seed guidance
Farmers visit the Jones County Farm Bureau seeking alfalfa seed options and cheaper Argentine seed. Iowa State College bulletin requires all Argentine alfalfa seed to be stained with 10 percent orange red at entry. clover seed from other sources also poorly adapted to Iowa. Suggest using northern grown alfalfa, and note Kansas Nebraska seed are fair, Oklahoma origin seed fair to good. Recommend sowing mixed seed of alfalfa red clover brome grass or timothy to reduce alfalfa seed needs.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Argentina
Iowa State College
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Margaret Eilers Hosts Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Event
Margaret Eilers welcomed the Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls on February 10 with full attendance of members seven mothers and two visitors. Audrey Schrader spoke on Vitamin B Anna Linda Kiburz demonstrated posture and table etiquette led by Greta Kuhns. The group sang 4-H songs and exchanged valentines. Next meeting March 10 with Kiburz.
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Margaret Eilers
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
Audrey Schrader
Anna Linda Kiburz
Greta Kuhns
Real Estate Transfers Endorsements in Anamosa Wyoming and Onslow
Real estate transfers include Sadie Scott widow conveying to Francis E. and Estelle M. Scott wd for $10 governing the east Anamosa addition lot lines. M. A. and Leone Rubek transfer to Ben S. Bahnsen wd for $1 with portions of Wyoming lots. H. Eugene Warren and Ellen along with other sellers convey to Otto Allen and Hulda Warren Allen qcd for $1 covering Onslow parcels.
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Sadie Scott
Francis E
Estelle M. Scott
Anamosa
M. A
Leone Rubek
Ben S. Bahnsen
Wyoming
Ben L. Warren
Ina
Alka Warren Kiester
Hugh B
H. Eugene Warren
Ellen
Otto Allen
Hulda Warren Allen
Onslow
Property transfers among Warren family members in Spencer and Onslow
Hulda Warren Allen and Otto transfer property to George H. Paulsen for $1 plus. Lot 1 and part of Lot 2 in Onslow, plus a Spencer block lot 1 2 3 4 and adjoining land described, totaling 11 acres more or less, with subsequent transfers among Ben L. Warren Ina Warren and Otto Allen Hulda Warren Allen. Byron E Thompson and Ruth C are listed in a nearby transfer.
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Hulda Warren Allen
Otto
George H. Paulsen
Onslow
Alka Warren Kiester
Hugh B
H. Eugene
Warren Allen
Ellen
Ben L
Ina Warren
Spencer
Ben L. Warren
Ina
Otto Allen
Love
Byron E. Thompson
Ruth
Property Transfer in Monticello Iowa Block 8 Welch’s Add
Husband and wife convey to Henry Krum Wiede a deed for $1800 describing Block 8 Welch’s Addition to Monticello Iowa. The conveyance traces boundaries from the southeast corner of lot 7 to lot 6 then along Sixth Street to Gill Street and back to the starting point, per the recorded plat.
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Henry Krumwiede
Welch
Monticello
Sixth Street
Gill Street
Iowa
Property transfer in Pauls Lathrop addition
Chauncy Robinson transfers Lot 6 in Pauls Lathrop addition to Saphronia Robinson for one dollar paid, Oxford Street area.
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Chauncy Robinson
Saphronia Robinson
Pauls Lathrop
Oxford S
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Sol Bahnsen
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Benning Cafe
August Carstensen
Lois Bahnsen
Carl Tjaden
J. W. Morse
Frank Tasker
Frank Henderson
Pleasant Ridge Club
Lafayette Bahnsen
Valarie Ehlers
Dorothy Samuelson
Moline
Jay Bahnsen
Alvin Ehlers
Arsenal
Wyoming High School
Davenport
Henry Brunscheen
Martha Schultz
Brunscheen
George Dirks
Center Junction
Alvin
Alvin Brunscheen
Marvin
Marvin Brunscheen
Melvin
Elvin
August Keitel
London
Will Schrader
Lavern Schrader
Clarence Schrader
G. H. Herzberger
Marilyn
Howard Day
Darlene
Freda Brunscheen
Herman Brunscheen
Texas
M. D. Dreibelbis
Dreibelbis
Susan
Childress
W. C. George
University Hospital
Town City
Peter Broderson
Sand Spring
Broderson
Edmund Jeffry
Henry Koch
Will Koch
Independence
Jones County
Europe
Lovell
New
Wilcox Hatchery
Servall
Express
Federal Land Bank
Harold B. McTavish
3Rd Ave. S.E
Over Light Company
Archer
Star Farmer
E. H. Huibregtse
Prop
Delhi
Hopkinton
Prairieburg
Ryan
Central
Harry Lyon
Dubuque
S. A. Kaplan
Kellog
Severn Farm Supply
Fone
P. S
Marquette
McNeill’s Hardware
HESS
Poland
China
Worthington
Farrow
Midway
O. J. Hess
D. M. Bell Manager
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