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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1940

Page

3

Jones County Farm Bureau Begins 25th Year Of Service

The Jones County Farm Bureau marks its 25th year this month led by newly elected president C F Grafft. A 1940 board of directors meets at the court house to organize plans including a celebration at the next county meeting. Officers include R Grafft as president and H A Deischer as vice president with Don Wherry as secretary and William T Jansen as treasurer. Directors span Monticello Anamosa Olin and other townships with local farm leaders named.

Jones County Farm Bureau C. F. Grafft Olin Farm Board of Directors Farm Bureau Court House County Farm Bureau Board of R. Grafft H. A. Deischer Monticello Don Wherry Wyoming William T Jansen Anamosa W. D. McLaughlin R. D. Finnigan Martello S. H. Ellison Home Project Fred Heiken Castle Grove Township Lloyd Hutton Lovell John Hein Richland Harold Larson Cass Otto Danneman Amber Wayne Bernard Cass Scotch Grove Scotch Grove Township C. H. Myers Fairview Lee Crain Jackson A. C. Lincoln Edison D. J. Wasson Onslow Wyoming Township H. J. Schmidt Lisbon Greenfield H. D. Smith Hale Township Harro Ingwersen Morley Rome C. T. Furst Oxford Junction Oxford Township

Early chicks pay big returns says Frank Priebe weekly letter

In his Poultryraisers column Frank Priebe argues starting chicks in February yields about 1.73 dollars per hour, far above March or April starts. He notes flock size boosts earnings, with 500 plus birds earning 1.81 dollars per hour, and says most farms still have under 100 chickens.

United States

The Art of Carving Pork Loin

Instructions show loosening the backbone during cooking and placing the roast on a board for backbone removal. A single knife sweep frees the bone while ribs face the carver as a guide. The carver steadies the roast with a fork and slices thin portions for tempting presentation.

Large Jones County Hog Shipment Tops Chicago Trade

An 132 head consignment from Wyoming Iowa appears among light butcher hogs at the Chicago Stock Yards. The pigs averaged 182 pounds and sold at 6.05 per cwt, near the day’s top for light weights. The midweek high reached 6.15 per cwt with Wednesday’s session averaging 5.70, the best in five weeks.

Chicago Wyoming Iowa Jones County

Third Series of Home Project Training Schools Next Week

Miss Elizabeth Peterson from Iowa State College will visit the county January 9 10 11 and 12 to present the third training school lesson to home project leaders. The lesson titled Personal Design in Dress covers individual color and line preferences and how to test materials. About 103 leaders will receive the lesson material from Miss Peterson and share it with over eight hundred women in local home maker study groups.

Elizabeth Peterson Iowa State College Peterson

Farmers Attend Hog Cholera Vaccination School

Seventy one farmers from Jones county gathered at the Anamosa courthouse for a hog cholera vaccination school. The Farm Bureau organized it at farmer request with Dr. K W Stouder from Iowa State College leading the course. Sixty two attendees passed the exam toward a state permit to vaccinate their own hogs.

Jones County Court House Anamosa Farm Bureau K. W. Stouder Iowa State College Iowa Department of Agriculture

Spanish and United States histories of land ownership

A historical note explains that Spain once controlled a major portion of lands that now form the United States, highlighting shifts in sovereignty and territorial claims over centuries.

Spain United States

Light Increase In Local Rail Shipments

An 82 car rise in 1989 over 1938 was handled by the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul station as reported by agent M B Leonard. The year total reached 1 208 cars with gains in both inbound and outbound traffic. Leonard credited better business and lower Milwaukee to Monticello shipping rates.

Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul M.B. Leonard Monnings Sand Spring Langworthy Monticello Leonard Farmers Shipping Association of Chris Reiter C. A. McLaughlin Walter Bohren Fred Shover George Manternach M. J. Keneally

93 Corn Loans Completed For 81 000 Bushels

The county reports 93 corn loans completed totaling 81 838 bushels with checks totaling $81 006.87 arriving. Distributions occurred at Monticello and Anamosa with Wyoming today. Aggregate payments reach $274 474.49 from 1 699 checks. moisture averages 16 percent.

Agriculture Conservation Program Monticello Anamosa Wyoming

Four Farm Bureau Leaders Head Iowa Convention Program

The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation announces a January event in Des Moines featuring four regional leaders Arthur Packard Floyd Spencer R W Blackburn and Burke Burn as headliners under the theme A United Front for American Agriculture They will speak January 18 along with Dr C E Ayres head of economics at the University of Texas Officials say another leader will be added to the list

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines United Front American Agriculture Arthur Packard Vermont Farm Bureau Eastern Agriculture Floyd Spencer Louisiana Agricultural Conservation Committee Southern Agriculture R. W. Blackburn American Farm Bureau National Organization and Western Agriculture Blackburn California Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

Onslow 4-H Club Elects Officers At Regular Meeting

Fifteen members and ten parents attend the Onslow 4 H Stock club meeting at Jack Orr home. Officers elected include President Boyd Chatterton Vice President Billy Callahan Secretary Jack Orr Treasurer Kenneth Heeren News Reporter Richard Nims. New record books and feeding bulletins issued. Thomas Keating added to membership. William Reade named leader.

Onslow Jack Orr Boyd Chatterton Billy Callahan Kenneth Heeren Richard Nims Thomas Keating William Reade Velma Nielsen Larkin Club Dora Martens Fannie Hicks Louise Gutzeit Jennie Jordan Thelma Gill Sam McCarty Marguerite McCarty Sunnycrest Dubuque McCarty August Ahrendsen Emil Paulsen E. Horton Fred Ladehoff M. P. Paulsen Peter Sievers Wyoming E. K. Peters E. F. Paulsen W. K. Kennedy Eleanor Marilee John Pichner Cedar Rapids Hot Springs George Paulsen Altraman Club Telephone Co Onslow Mutual Telephone Company B. W. Streeper J. R. Kennedy C. M. Holst Lewis Peterson James Moran J. C. Eenne E. Horton Frank Byerly Elsie Callahan Frank Conley Wilfred Wherry Dick and Derrill Florence Wherry August Hanson Lewis Stone Eagle Point S. G. Hutton Frank Walker Monticello David Huttons Walker Vera Paul Hutton Ruston Chicago Wm. Ritenour Phyllis Red Oak Wayne Glenn Washington Harold Jordan William Fletcher Gilman Lozier Lloyd Preston Will Goardie Adam Straub Edwin Reid G. R. Reid Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church

Monticello Lumber Yard Ad and Humorous Chats

A local Monticello section features the St. Anthony and Dakota Lumber Yard with weathered jokes and newspaper filler. It promotes Storm King coal deliveries and Zonolizing homes for fuel savings while hinting at interior remodeling ideas and a cozy basement or attic play space.

Monticello St. Anthony

Olive G. Demoss Weds George L Lasack in Wyoming

Olive G. Demoss of Wyoming and George L. Lasack son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Lasack of Oxford Junction were married in Anamosa at 9 30 on Saturday. The ceremony was followed by a luncheon at the Lasack home. The bride, a Paris Academy of Beauty graduate, has operated a Wyoming shop since 1933. Lasack is a manufacturer and partner in a business.

Wyoming Olive G. Demoss George L. Lasack Adolph Lasack Oxford Junction Anamosa Joe Straka Agnes Lasack Chicago Lasack Oxford Hay Loader Company Purcens Robert Hansen United States Miitary Academy Annapolis August J. Hansen Wyoming High School Robert Alden Helen Helen Alden Chillicothe Business College Chillicothe The Mary’s Methodist Aid Society Ernest Reitz Lester Barron Davenport Elsie Mott J. W. Thomsen Paul Levsen Howard Gee A. W. Peck Nellie Atherton Howard Willison George Sears Dora Thomson C. H. Rogers Marshal E. N. Stoffel George Lyons Henry Bramer Ruth Howard Jamison Esther Mabel Streeper Martha Maxine Cook Electa Lee Allen Sentinel G. H. Herzberger

Reunion notices and social events fill Wyoming area

The article lists numerous holiday gatherings and clan events across Wyoming and surrounding towns. It notes reunions of the class of 1938 and 1939, installations in the Order of the Eastern Star, visits by midshipman Robert Hansen and others, watch night parties, missionary society meetings, 4-H club trips, and a minor roof fire at Mrs. Tompkins residence with slight damage.

Brunscheen Oliver Brunscheen Marvin Brunscheen Melvin , Sievers Richard Eichhorn Wyoming Township Paul Koch Des Moines L. M. Koch Ivan Mader

Ranger Teff Missing After Ice Rendezvous Mission

Ranger Joseph Teff failed to appear at a scheduled rendezvous prompting Ed Davis to search for him. The trail led to a hole in the ice of the Minas Ter river near a gloves and pickaxe bay.

Federal Ae Joseph Teff Ed Davis Minas Ter River I 'A

Trapper’s Body Recovered From River After Fatal Fall

A trapper named Teff died after a fall into the river with his heavy jack and traps still on him. The body was recovered hours later.

Teff

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Priebes Weekly Letter Poultryraisers Jones Co Wyoming Shippers Program of F. B. Convention C. E. Ayres Department of Economics University of Texas 4-H Club Claytonian Homemakers’ Club Lilly Smola Rufus Brown Koppess Willard Larkey Donna Benny Ketchem Paul Ketchem Bobby Nis Sen Neal Larry Paulsen Dale LaVern Tjaden Norman Gale Merlin Ahrendsen Marjory Paulsen Pearl Horton L. Green Frank Sayer Bertram Weller Marliss Ann Elmhurst B. W Evanston Freel Arthur Pottle John Peterson Harold Overholt Erroll Farwell Miss LaVerge Sem Clinton Howard Green Alicé Overholt Elsa Schroeder George Bechtel HeeHaw News Johnny Sally Wolfe Freddy Luther League C. E. Wherry Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Noble Grand Circle E. R. Marshall Earlville Department of Agriculture Ralph Slade Wednesday Asony Irvin Gents Monticello, Iowa Auto Wreckers Alva Zimmerman Monticello’s Melotte Separator
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