Jones County Farm Bureau Attends State Weed Conference
Over 160 men attended the weed and seed conference in Ames to improve weed control methods. Representatives from county supervisors, federal land banks, seed dealers, farm managers, Farm Bureaus, county agents, railroads and highway departments participated. Jones County was represented by J. C. McConaughy, Martello, Herman Helgens, Monticello, and County Agent Carl Smith.
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Ames
Federal Land Banks
Iowa
Jones County
J. C. McConaughy
Martello
Herman Helgens
Monticello
Carl Smith
Beef cattle breeders banquet set for Anamosa hall
Arrangements wrap up for a beef cattle breeders and feeders banquet at K P hall Anamosa on Monday February 11 with Dean H H Kildee head of animal husbandry Iowa State college invited as speaker. Tickets priced at fifty cents include admission to a second show at the Niles theater.
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K. P. Hall
Anamosa
Dean H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
Dean Kildee
Niles Theater
Rainbow club certificate mixup clarified for districts
Last week an error in announcing standard club certificates listed Rainbow club Wayne township instead of Tru Heart club Rome township. Officials corrected the record and issued the proper certificate to Tru Heart.
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Rainbow Club
Wayne Township
Tru Heart Club
Rome Township
National 4-H Broadcast Features Bohemian Girl Numbers
On Saturday February 2 the NBC national 4-H broadcast from 11:30 to 12:30 presents three numbers from the light opera The Bohemian Girl performed by the National Marine band directed by Captain Taylor Branson. R A Turner will discuss the numbers as aired. The program targets 4-H members and home project supporters and follows a talk by Cully A Cobb.
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NBC
National Marine Band
Taylor Branson
R. A. Turner
4-H
Cully A. Cobb
NSC Staten
WHO
WOI
Ames
Corn Breeding Project and Beef Canning Circular Offered to Jones County Boys
Four H club members aged 10 to 21 in Jones County may join a corn breeding project arranged with Iowa State College seed sets costing 1.50. Sets cover hybrid corn, inbred and freak corn lines, tassel and shoot bags, plus training. Also promoted is a new circular from the Farm Bureau on home canning beef titled Home Butchering in Iowa, detailing canning methods, prep steps, and recipes. The circular is free while supplies last. administrative rulings accompany the average contract provisions to explain special cases.
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Jones County
Farm Crops Department of
Iowa State College
John Ingels
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Agricultural adjustment rulings guide farm contracts
A circular detailing administrative rulings No. 101 to No. 133 explains terms for producers landlords and farming units under the 1935 corn hog program. It defines bona fide farm operators rent shares and unit scope, and sets production baselines 25 percent of corn and hog bases for eligibility.
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AAA
Fire destroys Will McCalmant frame garage in west Wyoming
A garage owned by Will McCalmant burned early Thursday at 1 30 am causing an estimated loss of 5 000 to 6 000 with no equipment saved and insurance partly covering the damage. Cause unknown and debris being cleared as repairs are planned. The item also notes school events and local club meetings underway in the area.
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Will McCalmant
Wyoming
Jerushy
Beale Cormack
Sufficiency Fish
Carl Broderson
Elder Snuffles
Robert Rohwedder
Hiram Fish
Ronald Holtz
Bill Barker
Paul Koch
Jerushy Fish
Christal Stoffel
Little Sis Popkins
Genevieve Carson
Stelly Etta Snapper
Imogene Jurgensen
Reene de Beeno
Marietta Story
Elsie Barker
Alice Hansen
Progressive Woman's Club
W. 8. Roush
Sophie Sievers
Amurai
Lena Shimerda
Pollyanna Circle
Charles Rogers
C. H. Hanold
Visitors and social rounds in Center Junction area
Sand Spring and Bertha Baxter visited Herbert Cox in Center Junction on Saturday. Center Junction creamery meeting attended by Mr. Cox. Henry Faber family and Harold stayed with relatives at Walker. Roy Schrader of Manchester dined with Stanley Bright family. F P Lux and Jack Murray spent Wednesday in Cedar Rapids. Roy and Mrs. Slauson shopped in Monticello Monday. George Bright and son Will from Spring Valley visited Stanley Bright Monday. Jennie McMahon of Dubuque stayed with sister Margaret Murray. Louis Smith and son Lloyd from Worthington visited Perry DeShaw. Joyce Bright of Monticello visited Stanley Bright last Sunday. Nora McElmeel of Delhi visited sister Tom Murray. Harriet Cox Letha Brown and Helen Schroeder of Dubuque visited E H Cox Monday. Margaret Murray and family with Mrs Stevenson, Welter, Tom and J Murray attended P H Troy funeral in Monticello Friday. Mrs Stevenson and Tom Murray Thursday afternoon in Monticello. Dave Wilson and family and Lester Lang spent Sunday in Fred Eg-
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Lester French
Ivan
Wyoming
Dorcas
E. R. Marshall
Presbyterian Industrial Society
Minnie Lewis
Viola Demoss
Elsie Bramer
Clara Stephenson
American Legion and Auxiliary
Alice Alden
Helen Shimanek
Oxford Junction
Tomlinson
Elidridge
F. L. Purinton
Maquoketa
Legion
A. R. McElwain
Marion
Louise Levien
Otto Rohwedder
N. C. Holst
Helen Rohwedder
Marvin Levsen
Anamosa
Levsen
Siler
Lee Hansen
Leonard McKinstry
Onslow
Hawthorne Club
Gladys Marshall
Marilyn Herzberger
Gladys Sleichter
Europe
Ethel Scott Williams
E. H. Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jean
Bertha Baxter
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
Mr. Cox
Henry Faber
Harold
Walker
Roy Schrader
Manchester
Stanley Bright
F. P. Lux
Jack Murray
Cedar Rapids
Roy Slauson
Monticello
George Bright
Will
Spring Valley
Jennie McMahon
Dubuque
Margaret Murray
Louis Smith
Lloyd
Worthington
Perry DeShaw
Joyce Bright
Nora McElmeel
Delhi
Tom Murray
Harriet Cox
Letha Brown
Helen Schroeder
Charles Stevenson
Fred Welter
Tom
J. W. Murray
P. H. Troy
Dave Wilson
Lester Lang
Local Farm Bureau to issue second payment checks
The Farm Bureau office has received approval sheets for the second payment on early payment contracts and expects checks soon. Producers will be notified when the payments arrive. Miss Mary Remiley left for Defiance Iowa to teach English at the high school there. Farrell Baker of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to three months in Jones county jail and a $200 fine after pleading guilty to theft from Livers Bros. Martelle. Theodore Hurt and Arthur Clark of near Martelle admitted breaking into a Martelle store and residence. case continued for sentence. A marriage in Williamsburg Virginia united Miss Jane Neville Williamson of Portsmouth Virginia to Lieut Ralph Alspaugh of Fort Washington Maryland. Michael J. W. Whalen died suddenly at his sister’s home. born March 4 1867 in Anamosa. survived by four children and four siblings. funeral in Stone City with burial at Hay Cross cemetery. Wait, there is no need for extraneous names beyond those in the source.
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Farm Bureau
Mary Remiley
J. E. Remley
Defiance
Iowa
Shelby County
Miss Remley
Farrell Baker
Cedar Rapids
Jones County
F. O. Ellison
Livers Bros
Martelle
Theodore Hurt
Arthur Clark
Burton Parish
Williamsburg
Virginia
Jane Neville Williamson
Portsmouth
Arthur Henry Williamson
Ralph Alspaugh
Fort Washington
Roy Alspaugh
Anamosa
A. R. Goodwin
Michael J. W. Whalen
Katherine Whalen
John
Des Moines
Wade Brown
Kansas City
John Jackson
New Orleans
Oscar Wilson
Sioux City
W. S. Ferrell
Marcion
Kathrine
Will
James Whalen
Stone City
Hay Cross Cemetery
Forsaking All Others stars Crawford Gable Montgomery in debut
The Metro film opens Wednesday at the Monte Theatre featuring Joan Crawford Clark Gable and Robert Montgomery in Forsaking All Others directed by W S Van Dyke. Billie Burke Charles Butterworth Frances Drake and Rosalind Russell also star in the adaptation of the stage hit.
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Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer
Monte Theatre
Miss Crawford
W. S. van Dyke
Billie Burke
Charles Butterworth
Frances Drake
Rosalind Russell
Adv
Superintendent Thornberry Injured in Pocahontas Incident
L M Thornberry Pocahontas county farm superintendent was struck on a Pocahontas street and found bleeding at the back of his head. He was driven to the county farm by his son while still partly conscious. A physician suspects a blackjack caused the wound, though nothing was missing from his pockets.
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L. M. Thornberry
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Thornberry
Jones County Supervisors Pass 1935 Official Newspapers Choice
Jones county board sets The Monticello Express The Anamosa Journal and Anamosa Eureka as the three official newspapers for 1935 after hearing applicants. Session approves annual school fund transfer, highway tax adjustments, and insurance awards. adjourns to 1 pm.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Holst
Harris
Russell
Shimerda
Mayberry
Monticello Express
Anamosa Journal
Anamosa Tureka
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Beef Cattlemen
Wayne Rainbow Club
Russia
M. E. Church
S. V. Williams
Eve
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Viola Mader
Dora Thomson
Clara Jenkins
Valda Barber
Mabel Morse
F. A. Layton
Chicago
Howard Day
Family Circle Club
Olin High
Wyoming High
Wyoming Boys
Wyoming Independents
Oneida Indians
Indians
Sunny
Gilbert Evers
Donald
Dyersville
Lasche
J. L. Batchelder
Bohlken
Howard Glass
Cap Arduser
Galen Wein
Richland
John Hein
Mildred Ar
The
Anamosa Eureka
Supervisors’ Proceedings
Wm. Bohler
Boone Blank Book Co
Chipman Accessory
R. D. Cooley
Coxsee & Coxsee
Merle Hicks
Kathryn Kay
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Hoag Duster Co
Siebels Bros
Frank Stoughton
Swartzell
Leigh Lint
Leon Taylor
Waterloo Construction Co
Leonard Emerson
Rose Mizaur
Robert Wosoba
Henry Shimerda
Grover Stroud
W. S. Prager
C. L. Gould
C. S. Barker
D. B. Brickley
Hong Duster Co
J. BE. Davies
Medical Lege
Weber & Ramm
J. H. Snyder
Wm. Breen
Ruth Walton
George Albery
John Bodenhofer
Town Electric Co
Geo. Purcell
Kathryn Young
Earl Sherman
Fred Carson
Henry Dirks
Clarence Appleby
Dwight Pulver
F. L., Shankland
R. E. Chaplin
Harry von Sprecken
Gerd Gress
Frank Rowe
Hans Peterson
J. Kostal
Joe Kalouse
Wim
J. Ritenour
R. Conley
Gay McConaughy
Cate Welty
Clyde Krenz
Frank Nowawick
Carl Rickels
C. F. Beck
John Kavanaugh
John Skrouse
Martin Nelson
Elmer Brokaw
H. F. Honn
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L., R. Bobst
Ray Seely
Lester Ankney
John Holmes
Otho Hughes
Will Mead
Geo. F. Specht
Cessecs
Esse
Esses Insrennee
Harms
Code of Iowa
Hartford
Lane
Olin
Superintendent of Schools
Teachers’ Institute Fund
George Sherman
State Board of Assessiment and Review
Townsheenee
Tayo
Morley Olint Hadssaaatbrermacetes
Onslow Center Junction
West Cascade
Stone City Waters
Ing City
Senaessneeree
Benes
Castle Grove
Clay
Fairview
Greenfield
Hale Crepit Jackson
Lovell
Madison
Rome
Scotch Grove
Oxford
Wayne Oyeee
Washington
Preceteds Dipeaeees
Madsen Motor Co
CKF
Alamo
Historic Shrine OF
Texas
Esegee
Crockett
San Antonio Texas
Orl
Puma
Fisher
Flint
Mich
Hevrolet
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
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