Jones County Farm Bureau to Host Iowa Convention Speakers
Edward A. ONeal of Florence Alabama president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will headline the Iowa Farm Bureau foundation convention at the Shrine auditorium January 16 17 and 18. The event plans include 4H pig projects and a large recognition program with contests from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Meredith Publications. The meeting will also cover beef canning campaigns and a statewide weed conference set for January 26 at Iowa State College in Ames.
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Edward A. O'Neal
Florence
Ala
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau
Shrine Auditorium
O'Neal
Des Moines
Washington, D
State Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Meredith Publications
Cedar Rapids Gazette
C. W. McDowald
Iowa State College
McDonald
Farn Bureau
Ames
College Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
R. H. Porter
Iowa Weed Control Council
State Highway Commission
Federal Land Bank
Iowa Seed Dealers’ Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ Union
State Grange
Smith-Hughes
Federal Intermediate Credit bank loan record 1934
The Federal Intermediate Credit bank of Omaha lent 32.55 million dollars in 1934 to about 30 000 farmers and stockmen in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming via productions credit associations and other intermediaries. Loans supported by livestock crops warehouse receipts and various security including range land breeder stock dairy cattle and other livestock. New year loans totaled 3 764 190 in Iowa 8 358 722 in South Dakota 10 774 975 in Nebraska and 9 653 738 in Wyoming.
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Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
FIBC
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Wm. S. Myers
FCA
Intermediate Credit Bank
Omaha Bank
Wedding Bells and Local Developments in Hopkinton
Hopkinton resident Herman J. Dunlap and Lila Landers wed in a quiet Jan 2 ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. David S. de Best officiating. The couple plans a short motor trip before settling in Hopkinton, Dunlap serving as school board president, farming, and starting a hatchery business the Dunlap Avian ranch. Landers has closed her Hopkinton dry goods store. A Dec. 27 Presbyterian ceremony united Burton LeClerc and Ruth Rogers. both in attendance were Otto and Mrs. LeClerc. The Shell station at Locust and Third opens Jan 5, Harald Larson to supervise. The Citizens’ State Bank stockholders meet Jan 8 at 1:15 for annual reports. Various local residents share news, including James Littlefield’s return to Iowa City and Robert Topping’s move to northeast Hopkinton. The fifth annual eastern Iowa amateur basketball tournament runs Jan 26 to Feb 3 in Dyersville, with 25 teams including Hopkinton Aces. in a recent home game Dyersville Flyers beat Burdick’s Aces 37–28.
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Herman J. Dunlap
Lila Landers
Ermina Dunlap
David S. de Best
Hopkinton Presbyterian Church
Hopkinton
Dunlap Avian Ranch
Landers
Hopkinton Friends
Presbyterian Manse
Burton LeClerc
Ruth Rogers
Coggon
Otto LeClerc
Shell
Locust
Third Streets
Harald Larson
Anamosa
Highway 113
Citizens’ State Bank
James Littlefield
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Robert Topping
Onslow
F. E. Cline
Erma Bradke
Marie Roland
St. Louis
Miss Bradke
Denver
Eastern Iowa
Dyersville
Bellevue Bears
Quaker Oats of
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque City Club
Monticello DeMolays
Hopkinton Aces
Edgewood Independents
Waterloo Schukies
Dubuque
Scotch Grove Community Notes Remark on Local Meetings and Visits
Scotch Grove Cemetery association elected Mrs. M. M. Sinclair secretary treasurer succeeding the late R. P. Clark of Monticello. The Scotch Grove Woman's Community club plans an all day January 13 meeting at Mrs. Sinclair's home with a picnic dinner and an afternoon program. Community notices include hospital recovery of Mrs. Charles Sutherland of Anamosa and local visits by numerous residents, with church and 4-H activities, anniversaries, and community gatherings discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Woman's Community Club
M. M. Sinclair
John Otten
Esther Sinclair
D. O. Sinclair
James Hughes
J. M. Lange Jr
Pontiac Unveils Deluxe Six Standard Six and Improved Straight Eight
Three new car lines for 1985 debut at Pontiac dealers. The standard six starts low in price and shares key features with the deluxe six while adding stabilized front end and refined gasoline economy. Ultra modern styling and chrome grille treatment across all models highlight the lineup with Fisher bodies offering seven styles for the eight and deluxe six and five for the standard six.
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America
Pontiac
Fisher
East Cass Ladies Aid At Uhr Home Honors Guests
Mrs Henry Uhr hosted Cass church Ladies Aid at her home on Thursday January 3 with a noon dinner and a business meeting electing 1935 officers Parke Ogden president Ida Lake vice president Carlton Brainerd secretary George Brainerd treasurer Sixteen attended Visitors included Rev and Mrs David Beggs Elmer Mayberry and son Harold Burwell Neb Mrs Grace Benedict and daughter Gladys A social time followed Other local visits and activities are noted including a New Year dinner at the Sandersons near Monticello and local family engagements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Uhr
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cass
John Walters
Carlton Brainerd
Parke Ogden
Ida Lake
George Brainerd
David Beggs
Anamosa
Elmer Mayberry
Harold
Burwell, Neb
Frank Burlingham
Grace Benedict
Gladys
Ed Head
Harry Sanderson
Stone City
Viola
Harm Dirks
John Kray
Cedar Rapids
Vincent Stulken
Kray
George Dirks
Carl Brockhohn
Eilert Prull
Helen
Brockhohn
Frank Fairbanks
Truman Stanton
Center Junction
Zeola
Bertha Burlingham
Loretta Specht
Castle Grove
Henry Stalken
Stulken
Cascade
Gon Harold
Clarence Hannan
Richard Darrow
Morley
Lyle
Burwell
Neb
Uhr
New Radio
New Year Dinner Guests Near Monticello
Mr and Mrs Burlingham Zeola and Bertha with Frank Burlingham and daughters, Ed Head, Ernest Ricklefs, and Al fred Seechtsen attended a New Year dinner at the R Schofield home near Monticello. Burlingham and Zeola visited Mrs Ed Biggart and her father Jim Burlingham, who resides with the SaeEns family, Tuesday evening last week.
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Mia
Frank Burlingham
Zeola
Bertha
Ed Head
Ernest Ricklefs
Alfred Seechtsen
R. Schofield
Monticello
Local Social Roundup of Midwest Visitors
Richland Center residents traveled to Dubuque for a visit. Yossi couple attended a dinner at Castle Grove hosted by the Schills. Cedar Rapids trips included John Yossi and Fred Hein with families. Schweitzer party visited Cedar Rapids with Fritz Rubi from South Wayne. Balsiger family hosted guests including Alma and Edna from Rochester and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Balsiger
Luella
John Yossi
Luelle
Dubuque
Ulrich Schill
Castle Grove
Fred W. Hein
Cedar Rapids
John Schweitzer
Sidney
Christine Schweitzer
Lucile
Fritz Rubi
South Wayne
Wis
Chris Balsiger
Leah
Alma
Rochester
Pinochle Club Hosts Gatherings at Monticello Home
Mrs. George B. Hein and Mrs. Fred W. Hein attended a pinochle club gathering at Mrs. Herman Soitmats home in Monticello last Thursday. The Irish Free State reportedly bought more British cars in 1930 than all other foreign nations combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hein
Fred W. Hein
Herman Soitmats
Monticello
Thursay
Irish Free State
Pork safety and farm fire losses noted in season
The piece warns that trichinosis risk comes from undercooked pork but well cooked pork is safe. It cites farm fire losses estimated at 100 million dollars last year, highlighting agricultural fire dangers.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Jones County Farami Bureau
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey
Hampshire
Chester White
Tamworth
John Ingels
Jones County
4-H
Anamosa Cta
John H. Smith
Monroe and Walderbach
Men's Reformatory
Association
Delbert Mayberry, ‘Tester
County Chorus
Sara Sherman Maxon
Wilbur Kirkwood
Sloan
Guttenberg
Inver Moats
Grace Saxon
Mitchell, S. D
David 5. de Best
Ed Grelble
Bellevue
Julius Gerlich
Wilson Company Tean
Burdick
Aces
Seghi
Packers
F. Smith
E. V. Laughlin
Frances
Kansas City
Josie Smith
West First Street
R. A. Wallace
R. F. Billings
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. R. Kirkwood
Nina Murray
Egypt
H. M. Reeve
Locust Street
Kate Smith
Earlville
Hopkinton High
Delhi
Lenox Junior College
Independence Junior College
Dora Morgan
James Fairley
Marion
Mabel Biiney
Chicago
F. 5. Allen
Charles Sutherland
Thayne Eby
Walter Eby
John Sanford
Wilma Craig
Amber
Ivanell Kuehl
Elkader
Leslie Himebaugh
Balster Store
Arend Balster
Moline
Freeport
Illinois
George Kuehl
L. R. Himebaugh
Trinity Congregation
Friendship Circle
Gene Kuehl
Maynard Kuhns
Georgia Moats
Eva Hanken
Imogene Moats
Herman Folkerts
Chauncey Carson
Ethel Courtney
C. P. Abbott
Dupuyer, Mont
W. 8. Eby
the Presbyterian Church
F. E. Craig
George Schoon
Billy Black
Clarence Taylor
Olin
Pauline Stickley
Claude Batchelder
Margie Batchelder
Craig
Henry J. Ricklefs
Elsie
Wilma
Will Ricklefs
Hattie
Willis
Tobe Hanken
Harry
Eugene
Jake Bents
Betty Jean
Johnny
Henry J. Husman
Gustaf Buscher
Lloyd
Lois Jean
Henry Ricklers
John Buscher
Winthrop
Herman Ricklers
Henry J. Rick- Jeff
Wert Bennen
Ruth
Harley Streeper
Kenneth Dean
John Henry
Adolph Schoon
Lawrence Schoon
Leland
Martelle
Pete Paulsen
Lyle Uhr
Mrs. Uhr
Benedict
Herman Dirks
Clarence Connolly
Eilert Prutt
Clarence
Clifford Hannan
Clarence Prult
John Brokens
Bennie
East
Cass Township
O’coats
Hart Shaffner
Marx
Men’s Sox
Jay
Oxford
J.B. Zimmerman
Richland Center
Madsen Motor Co
Alamo
Pam
Texas
Crockett
San Antonio
Zimmerman
Jersey Lumber Jackets
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