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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1937

Page

3

Jones County Rural Electric group finishes by law draft

Jones County Rural Electric Association directors met at the Farm Bureau office on Friday to complete organization and approve the by laws. Des Moines attorney Earl Wisdom, provided by the State Farm Bureau federation, advised. W. B. Meeks, chairman, authorized to represent the county at the Rural Electric Cooperative associations meetings in Des Moines during the Iowa Farm Bureau federation gathering.

Jones County Rural Electric Association Jones County Farm Bureau Earl Wisdom Des Moines State Farm Bureau Federation W. B. Meeks Electrc Cooperative Associations Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

Beef Cattlemen Meet in Jones County Plan Banquet

Officers and directors of the Jones County Beef Cattlemen’s organization met at the Farm Bureau office in Jones County Friday evening at the call of chairman Louis Lorenzen. They set February 18 for the annual beef cattlemen’s banquet to be held at Olin high school. The group discussed market price fluctuations, yardage costs, three per cent shrink at Cedar Rapids, and government supervised market grades. An Eastern Iowa district meeting for cattle feeders is planned in Cedar Rapids January 29 with invitation to eastern Iowa feeders associations. Lorenzen said cattle feeders lack organization but represent a major industry. cooperation with Iowa Farm Bureau and American Farm Bureau is sought to address industry problems.

Jones County Beef Cattlemen's Organization Farm Bureau Louis Lorenzen Olin Cedar Rapids Jones County Cattle Feeders’ Association Iowa Cattle Feeders Max R. Farran Randolph, Neb Hopkinton Woodward Cottage Baldwinsville N. Y Sam Orr Carson Frank Bradle Andrew Patton McDonald Hospital Hopkinton High School Buck Creek B. W Johnston Johnstons Betty Thompson Chicago DeWitt Thompson J. J. Dunlap Elizabeth Campbell Campbell Miss Campbell Joe McElmeel S. C. Keith Dale Wheeless Tom Murray Manchester Citizens State Bank Sunbeam Chapter O. E Delaware Mr. Wendlandt Delhi Rattlesnake Patrol Paul Ferguson Fred Herman Walter Cooley Ray Englehorn Thomas Tracey Wendlandt Merle Rimmer

State Farm Bureau Meeting at Des Moines Exposition

Rural Electrification is the theme of the Iowa Farm and Home exposition held January 20 21 22 at the Shrine temple Des Moines with the Iowa Farm Bureau federation convention. Exhibits show electric appliances line materials radios water systems and farm machinery alongside a farmer’s mart of 68 booths. Officials expect 4000 Farm Bureau members to register and a special exhibitor night with entertainment and contests on January 20.

Shrine Temple Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Iowa

High Holstein Herd Leads Anamosa December Test

The Smith and Meade herd topped the Anamosa Cow Testing Association for December with 1188 pounds of milk and 41.7 pounds of butterfat per cow. Claude Latta’s grade Jerseys averaged 650 pounds of milk and 34.7 butterfat, while Wilcox and Son’s grade Holstein led cows with 1637 pounds of milk and 85.1 butterfat. Balster brothers’ grade Jersey followed with 874 pounds of milk and 73.4 butterfat.

Smith & Meade Anamosa Wendell Donnelly Claude Latta Wilcox & Son

Soil Depleting and Conservation Bases To Guide Payments

Ray Stivers says soil depleting and conserving bases will be set for each farm under the 1937 agricultural conservation program to determine payments. County and township committees will explain payment calculations in meetings this week. Bases will reflect farm production systems and sound farming practices.

Ray Stivers County Agricultural Conservation Committee

County Bases for 1937 Soil Program Outlined

The committee expects bases that proved equitable last year to continue with possible adjustments. Total county bases must not exceed the limit. The soil conserving base equals cropland acres minus the sum of soil depleting and orchard vineyard acres. Details on bases and 1937 provisions will be explained at township meetings for Jones county farmers.

Hmit Jones County

Home Project Training Schools In The County

Miss Ruth Cessna from Iowa State College leads a week of home project training on Modern Trends In Bread Making. County leaders will attend meetings at Rowan home Stone City January 20 and at several farm homes January 13 to 15 in Monticello Wyoming Mar telle and other communities.

Ruth Cessna Iowa State College Wayne Jackson Fairview Cass Rowan Stone City Castle Grove Lovell Richland Washington George Hein Monticello Scotch Grove Wyoming Madison, Clay Oxford Peter Sievers Greenfield Rome Hale E. C. Gotsch Martelle

Planning Project Starts For Next Year In Jones County

Jones county agricultural planning committee begins a year long program with 18 members from all sixteen townships. The effort, a joint project by the extension service from Iowa State College and the U S department of agriculture, aims to adapt the AAA program and develop a long term land use policy. Two main questions guide the study: final crop acreages under current conditions and the impact on livestock enterprises amid a shift toward more crop production. Representatives attended a district conference at Elkader on January 13 to review the plan of work.

Jones County Wm. McLaughlin Herman Helgens Monticello W. H. Buckner Glenn Sones Anamosa W. B. Clark Scotch Grove A. J. Orr Onslow Ray Stivers H. E. Levien C. H. Freeman Louie Lorenzen Olin L. T. Lorenzen George Fishwild Wyoming J. C. McConaughy Martelle Frank Kulhavy Oxford Junction Jones County Committee Elkader

Outlook Predicts Record Legume Plantings in Iowa 1937

H R Meldrum of Iowa State College notes plans to increase legume acreage to a record level in 1937. Farmers will reseed many fields damaged by 1936 drought and may profit from soil conservation payments for new seedings and soil amendments including ground limestone and phosphate.

Iowa H. R. Meldrum Soils Department Iowa State College Towa Meldrum

Wyoming Women and Officials Highlight Wyoming News

Wyoming reports on local governance and community life. Peter Eichhorn leads Wyoming Mutual Telephone as officers, income and salaries noted. Fire Dept. installs Morse as chief and lists crew. Meta Lewsen Wolfe, pioneer resident, dies in Cedar Rapids after long illness. Community groups like Midland Homemakers, American Legion auxiliary, and Royal Neighbors share events, meetings and installations.

Deaths of Harry Chaplin and Henry Fiedler In Iowa Town

Obituary notices report Hopkinton residents Harry Chaplin of Sand Spring and Henry Fiedler of Dubuque dying within days of each other. Chaplin, 70s, died in Monticello after influenza complications. buried there. Fiedler, born 1866 in Germany, died in Dubuque. buried Mount Calvary. Other items list New Year guests, church events, new residents, sales, and local meetings as Hopkinton social life continues.

Hopkinton Harry Chaplin Monticello Chaplin Sand Spring Clara Hicks Ray E Russell Onslow Jack Paul William Murray Lawrence Fiedler Henry Fiedler Dubuque Germany St. Mary's Church Genevieve Ressler St. Paul’s Catholic Church Worthington Mount Cavalry H. J. Dunlap Thomas Dunlap Buddy Landers Vivian Dunlap Duluth Minn Myra Dunlap Gillespie Earl Genoa Neb Jamestown N. Y Gladys Gillespie Valparaiso Ind Jessie Dunlap McGuire Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church W. J. Kirkwood Ed Bacon John D. Smith J. D. MacAllister Young

Local notes from Center Junction Hopkinton and beyond

Dubuque residents Fordyce and McKeever join Hopkinton figures H J Dunlap Julius Berlich Paul Ferguson Thomas Tibbitts and Rev E A Cochel in regional references. Center Junction sees Sunday school party reward, elections, basketball victories and community activities amid travel and illness notices.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jones County Farm Bureau Beef Cattle Organization State Farm Bureau Meeting C. T. A. Report Home Project Training Schools Drouth H. W. Farnham Berean M. E. Aid Society F. E. Allen Reformed Presbyterian Church David M. Beggs H. D. Green Florence Thornhill Gutensohn Schmitt W. P. Nicholas G. J. Zeilinger Provan Peter Eichhorn Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company Paul Levsen C. J. Ingversen P. S. Jansen Francis Woodworth C. W. Mallicoat J. T. Swordes C. F Fire Dept W.N. Morse Wyoming Fire Department W. W. Bronson Theodore Becker Ernest Reitz Howard Demoss Claude Sears Clifford Morse John Siler Gordon Marshall W. E. DeMoss al French Elmer Buckingham Lyle Jenkins Arthur Luke Howard Day Paul Cooper Orval Buckingham Hydrant Howard Countryman George Luke Elmer Dodge Opera House Morse Cafe Meta Lewsen Wolfe St. Luke’s Hospital Madison Township Hans and Anna Levsen Henry Wolfe Lutheran Church Aid Society Diana Fret Club Midland Homemakers Club Carl Peter Levien Clarence August Levsen Maquoketa Lutheran American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall Levi Mallicoat Midland Homemakers’ Club Co. A. First Peter Sivers Fred Lazare Newton Anna Carstensen Andrew Jansen Peter Fredericksen Henry Nissen E. R. Marshall Fred Fritz Wyoming I.C.C.F Paul Jones Willam Peck E. Young M. E. Miller Chris Anderson Fred Pankow Inside Guardian Charles Rogers Outside Guardian Ray Griswold Noble Grand Henry Fishwild Kyle Poole A. N. Reade J. S. Parr Clance Sears Lester French FE. R. Marshall Ellen Marshall Elias Anderson Nelson Brownell Walter Edwards Earl Mallicoat Hawthorne Club Charles Marshall Elaine Searcliff W. B. Brown L. M. Koch Ki and Canova S. D James Sangler Evelyn Spangler Engle Grove Leonard Brammerle Spragueville Emma Siler Pearl Rogers Sarah First Oracle Laura Curry Anna Holub Elizabeth Alden Arminda Bender Viola Demoss Minnie Anderson Mildred Dusanek Outer Sentinel Lillian Robers Inner Sentinel Pauline Demoss Curry Mire A. W. McDonald Center Junction Mra Peter Prahm Presbyterian Sunday School Helen Himebaugh Maurice McNeilly Charlotte Rickels Jack Stingley A. Upland Methodist Sunday School Vera Moats Estella Stingley Edward Snell Darline Johnson Dorothy Mead Betty Lou McDonald Maxine Moats Duncan Grace Mead C. A. McDonald Rachel Dodge Snell Dean McDonald Kent Moats Ed Duncan McNeilly DeWitt Ozzie Simmons Gladys McNeilly Clara Barton The Red Cross Katherine Robbie May Himebaugh Mary Bulgren Elda Dirks Leona Thompson Catherine Thompson Morley Cagers Owen McGuire McGuirre Ray Davis Lewis Merlin Pyrethelhis Lient Nata Reta Noah Ellees Imogena Chase Hopkinson Lenox College Ben Heiken Delvar Lenora Heneke Elizabeth Harry James St. Luke's Hospital Afies James Maroons Mechanicsville Marty Stingley Wi Duncan Stingley Howard Carrol Clark's L. A. Dreibelbis Merlin James Blatt Wittsburgh Iowa City Fred Mimaur Mount Vernon Chris Gill Rufus Sharp Adelbert Aultman Longmont Cole Carl Harris John Martens S. L. Davis St. Petersburg Florida Mr. Davis Elmer Schrader Elmeree Harry Chase Pauline Prahm Robert Serbousek Robert Eye Wisconsin Mac i Ian de Laval Balster’s Appliance Store Gerd Zimmerman Richland Township Guernsey Hampshire John Deere Sattley Deering Stewart Concord Edward Behrends Null & Appleberry Monticello State Bank
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