Farm Bureau magazine debuts in Jones County
Jones County Farm Bureau announces the first issue of The Nation's Agriculture, successor to the Bureau Farmer, with reader praise and favorable notes on Ed O Neal's Three Cross Roads. The issue includes Iowa Farm Bureau insert and reports from Washington on proposed farm program measures and policy recommendations across contracts taxes rural credit and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
New Farm Bureau Monthly
Nation
Bureau Farmer
New Magazine
Ed O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Jones County Rural Electric Co operative Gains Incorporation
The Jones County Rural Electric Co operative has received its articles of incorporation and filed them with the secretary of state and Jones county recorder. The organization advances the rural electrification project though loan preparations delayed by snow and cold. Will Lubben of Monticello is named director for Castle Grove township succeeding F Cramer who is ineligible to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Rural Electric Co-Operative
Jones County Recorder
Will Lubben
Monticello
Castle Grove Township
F. C. Cramer
Corn Foams Determined On Minimum Three Cubic Feet
Farm Bureau telegram from H C Aaberg assistant secretary of agriculture states effective Friday January 24 corn foams are to be determined on a minimum of three cubic feet of corn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau of
H. C. Aaberg
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
New CCC Rule Changes Corn Loan Shipments
The Commodity Credit Corporation adds a measurement for loan eligibility dated on or after January 24. Certificates must show at least three cubic feet of corn per 45 cents of loan, replacing the former 5 percent deduction. A 3,000 cubic feet corn stash secures a $450 loan, with the 45 cent price guarantee still in effect. If corn grades below No. 3, notes must be paid in full and no price guarantee applies. The action follows the Supreme Court ruling against the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury of
United States
United States Supreme Court
Conference of
Farm Leaders
Washington
National Farm Loan Association
Phiease
Cecil A. Johnson
Commodity Credit Corporation
Supreme Court
Farm Bureau Plans 1936 County Membership Drive
The Farm BureauWill sponsor a county wide drive from February 10 to February 29 to recruit members for 1936. Aimed at contacting every farmer to join Jones county Farm Bureau despite four years of low spirits. The drive seeks higher membership to sustain the program and shows farmers value the bureau reflected in dues paid for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Jones County Farm Bureau
County plan for soil conserving farming in Jones county
Will Stanton leads the Washington township committee as it drafts a soil conserving program for Jones county. The plan classifies soils by type and aims to balance crops like alfalfa and clover with rotations and legume inclusion to maintain fertility and reduce erosion. The group will seek farmer input before presenting to the state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Planning Committee
Will Stanton
Washington Township
Jones County
State Planning Committee
Town State College
Red-Tailed Hawk Notes and Town News Rounds
Red tailed hawks are common in summer here and stay year round feeding on mice snakes and gophers. They prefer thinly wooded country and perch in single trees to hunt and may take chickens when other food is scarce. Also local notices report a Mt Vernon move for Mr and Mrs Petersen and staff, church and school closures for scarlet fever, a wedding dance in Oxford Junction, cattle shipment, and a postponed horse auction due to cold weather with a next date set for Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Home
Frank Starry
G. Hutton
St. Cloud
Fla
Stanley Eichhorn
Oxford Junction
Onslow
George Lyon
M. P. Paulsen
Ed Paulsen
Ernie Peters
J. R. Ramey
Glidden
Chicago
T. L. Green
John Young
Onslow Shipping Association
E. Horton
W. H. McDaniel
Adv
Obituary notes for local residents and college figures
The article lists deaths and life updates including Fred French 74 Buck Creek death, Reverend Dean Taylor former Lenox College dean in Hopkinton and Jamestown North Dakota, and updates on John Rader family roles in Toledo and Hopkinton. It notes Mrs E A Dunlap returning from Dubuque after surgery and mentions related community ties and occupations of survivors.
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Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association
John Raders
Hopkinton
Raders
Toledo
Rader
E. A. Dunlap
Dubuque
Fred French
Buck Creek
W. H. McDaniel
Express
Adv
Dean Taylor
Oshkosh
Wis
Jamestown
N. D
Taylor
Lenox College
Lenox
Funeral and weather woes mark Castle Grove notices
Funeral services for Mrs. A W Cramer in Monticello were delayed two days due to blockaded roads. Pallbearers included F D McLaughlin C A McLaughlin A E Laude B M Hosford, Fred Harken and Ernest Carpenter. Joseph L Appleby attended his brother Harrison N Appleby’s funeral in Hopkinton Florida. Residents faced crippling road closures, cream haulers and rural mail carriers impeded. many pheasants and quail perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cramer
Monticello
F. D. McLaughlin
C. A. McLaughlin
A. E. Laude
8. M. Hosford
Fred Harken
Ernest Carpenter
Joseph L. Appleby
Hopkinton
Harrison N. Appleby
Harold
Florida
Castle Grove
Appleby
Raymond Behrends
G. Harms
Arthur Steiner
Herman Caspers
Chicago
G. Harrs
Henry
Fred Caspers
Grand Island
Nebraska
Claude Mason
Gladys M Hosford
Clarence Hosford
Anamosa
Cedar Valley Hill
Burl Walton
Troy Mills
S. M. Hosford
Cascade Okayed Bond Bid For Memorial Building
Cascade townsfolk accepted Carleton D Beh Co Des Moines bid 13000 for a municipal memorial building funded by a 12534 Works Progress Administration grant. The 3 percent rate cuts expected to a 15 mill levy and flexibility in annual budgets.
Weekend visitors and local notes from Onslow Iowa
Onslow residents hosted relatives in Clinton and nearby towns. Seed corn work paused due to severe cold. Louie Hanna of Monmouth shopped in Onslow. T L Green learned of his brother in law’s death in Grand Forks. Dec 31 death of T DuBois, retired railroad man, in Forks ND leaves wife two sons and a daughter. Harold and Dorothy Overholt and the Onslow Hayseeds missed a theater appearance due to weather. Merle Hicks and wife visited Brooklyn. Frank Barnes visited Onslow. Ben Warren fractured ribs thawing pipes. R E Chaplin hosted bridge. Wherry family attendance at a funeral in South English. Joe Faber of Cascade, head of Allied Mutual Insurance, died last week. known for local business ties. A crowd gathered at Chris Peter’s house.
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Lois
Willis Bramer
Clinton
Louie Hanna
Monmouth
Onslow
T. L. Green
Grand Co
T. DuBois
Forks
N. D
DuBois
Mayo Hospital
Harold
Dorothy Overholt
Onslow Hayseeds
Niles Theater
Merle Hicks
Brooklyn
Lou Landis
Frank Barnes
Oxford Junction
Ben Warren
R. E. Chaplin
Bridge
Wilfred Wherry
South English
Funeral services held in Hopkinton for Harrison N Appleby
Obituary notes Harrison N Appleby born Feb 3 1861 in Clayton county. He died Jan 20 in Sanford Florida while visiting son Harold. Survived by five sons Courtland Hopkinton Walter Delhi Lester Delhi Elmer Oregon Harold Sanford and two daughters Eugene Evelyn precede him. Also survived by siblings and a sister died in a 4 year ago car crash. Funeral conducted by Rev A B Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hopkinton
Harrison N. Appleby
Sanford
Fla
Harold
Mr. Appleby
Clayton County
Etta Chapman
Courtland
Walter
Lester
Delhi
Elmer
Oregon
Florida
Eugene
Evelyn
John
Joseph
Monticello
Theodore Decker
Cascade
Mary McVay
Worthington
Hattie Good
Cedar Rapids
Jane Gearhart
A. B. Soule
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Secretary of Agriculture
House
Senate
Treasury of the
Dr. H
Fosdick
New York
Monticello Express
T. G. Scott
George Hendrickson
Iowa State College
Ames
Hilda
Florence
Mary
Omaha
Neb
China
Presbyterian Board
Janifer
ASY
Onawa
Towa
POLAN
J. H. J. Stutt
Highway 161
East End
Black Eagle
Helgens
Duncan
Fagan
Monticello State Bank
W. H. McDaniel Farm
Cascade Town Council
Carleton D. Beh Co
Des Moines
Works Progress Administration
Frank J. Hosch
Glencoe
Minn
Nicholas Hosch
Eugene Cigrand
Andrew Hosch
al Hosch
Henry Smith
Prairieburg
Cyril Smith
Paul Hosch
Cascade Woman's Club
Charles H. Macomber
Clara Turnis
Macomber
Estella Muggs
William D
Mary Jane Buckman
Buckman
Muggli
Michael Miller
Wichita
Kansas
Charles H. Buckman
May Livermore
Oscar J. Banghart
Miami
E. J. Kean
Sybil Finn
L. F. Barrett
J. Jb. Hawkins
C. J. Moore
Sunnycrest
Marjory Lane
Laura Reiter
Bunco
Marie Merfeld
Florian Manternach
Lloyd Hoffman
Harold Curoe
Gertrude Lahr
Austin Alexander
Annette Petersen
C. H. Macomber
East Cascade
Miss Petersen
Margaret Cavanaugh
Gross-Till-Diedesch
St. Martin’s Church
James F. Delay
St. Martin’s Cemetery
Father Delay
Richland Township
James
Maria Cavanaugh
James Cavanaugh
A. J. Bisenius
Art Lauser
Hillar Koob
Elmer Murray
Chris Digrand
Charles Oeschger
Lawrence Ehlinger
J. B. Dominy
Advv
St. Martin's Church
Irene Skahill
Wilfred Nevens
Thomas Rooney
Lohengrin
A. J. Faber
Madelyn Skahill
Urbain Green
St. Martin's Choir
Neyens
Leo Skahil
St. Martin's School
Mr. Neyens
Peter Neyens
St. Mary’s High School
J. D. McAllister
Howard C. Reeder
Jean Elizabeth
Reeder
Helen McAllister
Anna Edgar
J. R. Kirkwood
Kensington Club
Dolan of
Mary Martin
David
de Best
Joseph L. Faber
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