Breeding Assn Now Organized in Linn County Area
Seventy-one Jones county farmers use Linn County Cooperative Breeding association services. Organized late last fall by Jones County Farm Bureau and Extension Service, the group offers Guernsey Jersey and Holstein sires. Manager is Dr. Piero of Cedar Rapids. Members span Anamosa Scotch Grove Wyoming Center Junction Oxford Junction Hopkinton Lisbon Mechanicsville Amber Central City and surrounding areas with contact points in Anamosa Delbert Mayberry George Kuehl Truman Stanton Lyle Thompson and Paul Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Linn
M. J. Cass
Ray Prull
H. A. Deischer
Alva H. Freese
Elizabeth Freese
Gerhard Freese
Richard J. Hanken
Ed L. Helgens
Kenneth Howie
O. R. Howie
Otto E. Hubbard
Fred Kuchenbaker
R. J. Leytem
George E. Mardorf
Fred G. Merritt
Henry Peters
Ambrose Schlarman
Ernest Wash and Son
A. F. Walker
Max Specht
Anamosa
Paul Behrends
Marion Clark
B. B. Cross
Ivan Fiedler
Harry Latta
Delbert Mayberry
R. A. Merritt
A. P. Ogden
Henry and
Eilert Prult
Paul Smith
Ed L. Steele
C. M. Strawman
J. W. Streeter
Virgil VankKirk
A. B
K. R. White
Max Wortman
A. R. Embree
J. E. Johnson
Olin
Henry Biere
C. B. Laetare
W. H. Merritt
Scotch Grove
W. S. Eby
George Graves and Son
Louie Hanken
Nanne Hanken
Henry Heiken
Heideman & Naylor
George Kuehl
L. J. Schlemme
John
R. T. Dolan
Farm Bureau
Truman Stanton
Center Junction
Lyle Thompson
Paul Godfrey
Wyoming
Farm and Home Week Radio Program Returns to WOI
In 1944 the Farm and Home week program comes to Iowa by radio on WOI the Iowa State college broadcasting service. The forty fourth annual event runs Feb 7 to Feb 11 with the theme What’s New in Farming and Homemaking. Two and a half hours of air time feature interviews with homemaking leaders in Washington and talks by experts on economics crops livestock soils farm machinery vegetables fruits and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOI
Broadcasting Service
Iowa State College
Washington, D. C
Rats Prefer Poison Baits For Better Effect
Harold Gunderson of Jawa State College extension entomologist advises using fresh ground meats such as salmon or sardines and moist mixtures with milk or water. Avoid stale bait and dust poison over small fruit slices like apples cut into 24 parts for even coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gunderson
Jawa State College
Palmer's Drug Store Cold Take ad feature
Hollister promotes a Rocky Mountain product described as steamed and helpful for clearing intestinal waste before morning. Palmer's Drug Store touts the item as a bedtime aid and morning cleanser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Palmer
Like Dried Eggs British Eat Them Up
W D termohlen of the U S Department of Agriculture’s poultry and egg section traveled to England to probe claims that Britons disliked dried eggs. He found consumer acceptance universal and reports that the war food program centers on the product. Workers miners and housewives affirmed its value while American poultry farmers were reminded of the water needed to produce eggs for drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Termohlen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Poultry and Egg Section
England
Termohlen
Britain
British Food Ministry
America
Happy Helpers Meet At Mary Adams Home
Lovell 4-H club gathers at Mary Lou Adams residence with tips on posture citizenry and world talks planned. Mrs Dale Adams leads review of training and luncheon by Mary and Ray Adams after remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Happy Helpers
Mary Lou Adams
Monica Leytem
Jean Ann Freese
Dale Adams
Ray Adams
Castle Grove
Fortune Finders
Fortune Finders 4-H
Mary Ann Schemmel
Nedra Kromminga
Elaine Behrends
Ruth Kromminga
Nancy Deischer
Real Estate Transfers Include Ulferts and Snyder Deeds
A series of property transfers recorded including Meta and Carl Ulferts deed to Carl H. Ulferts and Luella wife, Henry F Alferts and Meta K Alferts joint tenancy, Foley and Alberta M to Harley and Sadie Snyder, and L E Soper to Robert and Mae Mackey via quit claim. Descriptions reference sections, ranges, railroad right of way, and city blocks in Olin and Rome with nominal $1 and other considerations. One note states a soybean yield of one bushel equals nine pounds of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta K. Ulferts
Henry F
Carl H. Ulferts
P. Ry. Co
Luella G
Henry F. Alferts
Meta K. Alferts
Co.t. Foley
Alberta M
Harley Snyder
Sadie Catherine Snyder
Nely Seta
C. M. St. Po and PL
L. E. Soper
Marjorie
Robert 2
Mae Mackey
Main and
Wall Streets
Walnut Creek
City of
Rome
von Olin
Main
Idelman
Olin
Hopkinton Cagers Rally to Beat Springville 32 30
Hopkinton defeated Springville 32 to 30 at Lenox gym Friday night January 21. Springville led 22 to 9 at halftime before Hopkinton rallied in the second half led by Burns and Lux. Five Hopkinton players went the distance in a hard fought Western Iowa high school basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Springville
Lenox Gymnasium
Burns
Lux
Sand Spring Girl Feted On Birthday
Ethel Craig celebrated her sixteenth birthday Saturday afternoon with friends Barbara Lang Lila Mae Helms Helen Welter Dorothy Behrends Betty Lou Craig Phyllis Cox and Donna Jeanne Cox. The party featured games and refreshments prepared by Mrs. Craig and Betty Lou. The event concluded with Ethel receiving several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Spring
Ethel Craig
Barbara Lang
Lila Mae Helms
Helen Welter
Dorothy Behrends
Betty Lou Craig
Phyllis Cox
Donna Jeanne Cox
Mrs. Craig
Betty Lou
Ethel
Ralph Lahey
Cedar Rapids
Sandy Spring
Big Gain Mineral Stock Food Boosts Slow Livestock Gains
Feed and care are essential for profitable livestock, but slow gains can occur. Shaffer Imp. Store in Monticello promotes Big Gain Mineral Stock Food to revive hog and cattle performance and encourage faster, profitable gains through improved nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TONEY
Mead Meel
Honeymead
Social round of visits and family news in Monticello area
Local residents report weekend visits and dinners at homes in Richland Center Monticello Hopkinton and surrounding towns. Families including Engler Weber Arduser Albany Heims and Gearhart are mentioned with several children. An item notes farmers storing grain and suggests war bonds as postwar savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Casper Arduser
Galen Hein
Richland Center
John Albany
John, Jr
Betty Dunlap
Harold Dunn
Monticello
Frank Heims
John Bester
Dyersville
Florence Heims
Hopkinton
Donald Gearhart
John MacDonald Hospital
Joe Oswald
Wayne Graybill
Jimmie and
Johnnie
Near Coggan
Herman Graybill
Near Ryan
HE. H. Cox
Convalescing Arthur Learns Independence After Illness
A sick child who improves risks becoming dependent as he seeks attention from his mother. The article suggests gradually reducing care to avoid spoiling him while still showing love. It notes a contrast with past years where spring farrowings rarely exceed two million head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Buy Defense Bonds Regularly Starting Now
Citizen tells bank to purchase Defense Bonds on an ongoing basis effective immediately, requesting regular installments through the institution. This note records the instruction to initiate continuous defense bond purchases without delay.
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Bank
Post Office
Savings and Loan Association
Defense
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J. Hess
Poland
China
Worthington, IA
Mary Adams
Fred Luckstead
Luckstead
W. E. Foy
Davenport
Foy
Joan Thomsen
Delores Jurgensen
Chester Condit
General Insurance Agency
Portugal
Azores
U. S
R.A.F
Atlantic
Richard Hardin
Dubuque Hospital
Charles Jones
Richard
Glen Hardin
Baldwin
Maquoketa
R. V. Hardin
Farley
Estella Hardin
Lawrence Klaren
Sacred Heart Church
J. A. Mullen
Merl M. Dettbarn
Charles E. Glanz
Dale A. Lange
Gordon F. Stead
Des Moines
Armed Forces
Stead
Lester Stock
Camp Adair
Ore
Fred Stock
Mary Marclf
Frederick Smith
Bert Smith
South Pacific
Kenneth Johnson
Great Lakes
E. W. Johnson
James Kennedy
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Gertrude Kennedy
Leonard
Arnold Hageman
Paul Winans
Lenox Junior College
Martin Aegerter
Minnie Aegerter
H. F. Stoddard
Everett L. Wright
William H. Hart
Chicago
Bert Thompson
Main Street
Frank Zangerli
Carson
D R. Kreuger
Russell Lux
H M. Reeve
T. Lyle Joseph
Lloyd Burdick
Robert Lux
Robert Burns
Robert Littlefield
Marcus Supple
Paul Barrack
Edward Gerlick
Fletcher Dunlap
Iowa City
John Leonard
Independence
John O'Rourke
Priscilla Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Dighton
Harlan Johnston
Howard House
Marion Marolf
Irvin Wiltsie
Lamont
Elizabeth Campbell
Minnie Hooper
Bert Dighton
Clarence Hageman
Merl Dighton
G. P. Forrest
W. Murray
Atkins
Murray
Metropolitan Supply Company
Marion
Shaffer Imp
Express
Towa
Appel
Crystal Cleaner
OF All Metals
Childress Motor Company
McNeill
Castle Grove Catholic Church
Guernsey
Joe Herard
Osborn
McCormick Corn
McCormick
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