Farm Bureau leaders map summer home program at Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau leaders met Saturday evening in Anamosa to plan next season’s home management program set to begin in August. County health nurse Miss Lora Houston spoke on county health work and relief activities, with Mrs. Sam Workman serving as county chairman. A Cow Testing Association picnic and meeting is scheduled for Tuesday July 10 at the state park in Anamosa, with William Vincent presiding and Earl Schultz from the extension service, Ames, on the program.
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Anamosa
Sam Workman
Lora Houston
Wiliam Vincent
The
Oapanisation
Earl Schultz
Extension Service
Ames
Jones County Holstein Breeders Meet at Farm Bureau
Members of the Jones County Holstein Breeders Association meet at the Farm Bureau office tonight to plan this year’s activities. The group may decide to sponsor a show to be exhibited at district and county fairs this fall.
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Jones County Holstein Breeders Association
Farm Bureau
Beef Cattle Meeting Draws County Feeders and Breeders
Over sixty cattle feeders from across the county attended a Wyoming meeting on drought feeding strategies. Rex Beresford discussed Feeding of Cattle During the Drought Period and H. Thompson spoke on Trends of Beef Cattle Prices. The Farm Bureau and Jones County beef cattlemen sponsored the event.
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Wyoming
Rex Beresford
H. Thompson
Chicago
The
Farm Bureau
Jones County Beef Cattlemen's Organization
Jones County dairy calf club activities and drought relief notes
The report details 1142 regular corn hog contracts mailed to Washington with about 220 840 due mid July and 192 delayed contracts for absentee landlords. It also covers Jones County 4 H events at Ames with top winners, field day plans for July 17 by Ernest M. Wright, dairy calf team selection, and emergency drought relief rate reductions for seed hay grains and cattle with required county authorization.
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Washington
D. C
Weather and crop insurance aid for drought regions described
The article discusses moist Iowa soils enabling safe spraying of perennial weeds like Canada thistle and quack grass, notes a delay in leafy spurge treatment, and highlights new crop insurance programs under the adjustment acts. It explains farm income protection during severe drought and describes various farmer visits and social notices across communities.
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Iowa
R . Weed
Towa State College TV
Pacres
Sean
Community Happenings Report From Hopkinton
Hopkinton notes include Lyle Brown's appendicitis operation in Iowa City and ongoing illnesses. Local moves include Donald McDonald relocating his electric shop and N E Loomis selling his grocery and meat business to Joe Moulton with Hugh Pierce joining. A Lux poultry fire destroyed a brood house with about 300 chicks. Readouts of visits from relatives, church members, a former pastor, and weekend trips across states accompany various social events and personal visits.
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Presbyterian
Lyle Brown
Iowa City
Johnston
Johnstons
Hopkinton
Donald McDonald
C. A. Kellar
Moulton
Hugh Pierce
Sand Spring
Loomis
Minnie
Irene Zeuch
Anamosa
George Zeuch
Juanita
Bill Johanssen
Earl Griffith
Donald Wilson
Keokuk
I. T. Wilson
Wilson
E. W. Roberts
Warren, Ariz
B. W. Humphrey
Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Warren
J. P. Meyers
Kathleen
Polo, Tl
B. W.humphrey
Meyers
Humphrey
Harberger
Northwestern University
Schuyler Meyers
Center Junction
Forrest Ruscoe
Blockton
A. W. McDonald
F. C. Reeve
Laura Chalder
Dubuque
Ella Campbell
Robert Gearhart
Town City
Ruth Garvin
R. N
Lafayette
Ind
Prairieburg Notes Add to Local Happenings
Prairieburg briefs reveal hospital visits and minor injuries, political activity, travel, and social visits. Key mentions include Dan Fosarty's appendectomy at Mercy hospital in Anamosa, Donald Dolan’s dental hospital stay, and several residents attending games, conventions, and Centen nial events across Anamosa Cedar Rapids Monticello and Cascade.
Local visitors spend weekend with area families
Mr and Mrs Harry Benton and daughters Marie and Bessie visited in the Charles Moss home west of Coggon on Sunday. Dozens of relatives from Monticello Cedar Rapids LaPorte City and Central City were seen visiting kin and friends across the region during the past week.
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Dan Fosarty
John Fogaty
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Appenaves
George Knott
Inez Whitney
Margaret Drexler
Central City
Gilbert Knott
Cities Service Company
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Gibert
Donald Dolan
CCC
Backbone Park
Mary Houser
Alice Kula
Amos Myers
Barbara Walker
Theodore Bandy
Edith
Ethel
Eddie Myers
Dundee
John Walker
Maurice Holub
Ernest Kula
Albert Truesdell
Ray
Mary Dolan
Monticello
Francis Crowley
St. Paul
Mott Crowley
John Galli
Ella Kline
Elsa Breslawn
Hill's Mill
Lester DeLancey
Roy Wilmott
O. A. DeLancey
Prairieburg
Frank Wilmot
Waubeek
John Enabalt
Bobbie Bohlken
Gilbert, Eldon
Everett Knott
Ruby Truesdell
James Smith
Marion
Esther Anthony
Coggon
R. Anthony
Frank Kula
John McDonell
Leo Donovan
William McEvoy
Boulder Precinct
Betty Walmot
Frank A. Kula
Ollie Kula
Boulder Township
Donald Holub
Wilma
Center Junction
Fred Bohlken
Thomas McNamara Sr
George van Besien
Manchester
Wesley Ames
E. J. Patnode
Richard
Stone City
A. DeLancey
William Trefz
John Clifford
Harry Banton
Wes Amos
Superintendent of Schools
Harry Benton
Marie
Bessie
Charles Moss
Tade Connelly
Joe Minnis
Irvin Beebe
Clem Pooler
Gauge Beebe
Mart Woodward
Josep Minnis
Dennis
Wilsw
American Petroleum
Oytar Rapids
Charles Gordon
FR. Stables
Martha
Bob Clara Sturts
Polter
Wilison
Ralph Anthony
Strwst Anns
LaPorte City
Mary Lauser
Myers
Walter Pike
Roy Wadlmott
Joseph Dolan
Mary
Barbara Jean
Ernese Cam
Harry Hills
Center Point
Joe Hill
Walter Lauser
Leona Costs
John Dalan
Hughes Welcome Baby at McDonald Hospital
Scotch Grove Mr and Mrs L J Hughes welcomed a baby daughter born Sunday morning July 1 at McDonald hospital weighing eight pounds. The child has not yet been named. A large audience attended the Women's community club meeting at Mrs Albert Schrader's home despite warm weather with Miss Wilma Kuhns and other performers providing entertainment.
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L. J. Hughes
McDonald Hospital
Women’s Community Club
Albert Schrader
Dirks
Everett Stickiey
Wilma Kuhns
W. B. Henrichs
Eloise Sutherland
Waters of
Minnetonka
Laura Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
Caroline Kiburz
Bert Kiburz
D. O. Sinclair
Farm Bureau
Monticello
Ivan Reynolds
Warren Studer
Peop
Kuhns
Naylor
Vernon Helgens
Russell Hughes
Alfreda Husman
W. B. Clark
Carol Naylor
Selena Otten
Ames
Scotch Grove
Sunshine
McDonal Hospital
Epworth
Sunbeam Mission
Duripz
Secretary and Treasurer Appointed for One Year
Lois Nay lor and June Henrichs were chosen as secretary and treasurer for one year starting September first. The meeting in August was not held. Carl Eby and family visited Cedar Rapids en route to Chicago for the World’s Fair, with Thayne Eby returning home. Verna Lange’s son Vernon was in hospital for tonsil treatment. The Sunshine Girls 4-H club splits meetings for July and August with a program including historical event recall and sewing demonstrations. Communion services are set for July 8 at 9:30 AM. A farm bureau meeting is planned for July 10 with singing, reports, solos, and county agent talks.
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Lois Naylor
June Henrichs
Melville Fies
Los Angeles
Calif
Eby
Chicago
Thayne Eby
Cedar Rapids
California
Walter Young
C. P. Abbott
Great Falls
Montana
Iowa
Louisiana
W. EB. Carson
Herbert
H. H. Carson
Cascade
Scotei Grove Sunshine Girls
Wv. B. Clark
Alfreda
Alberta Husman
Constance Naylor
Eloise Kuhns
Wilma Moats
Selena Otten
Lois Kuhns
Roberta Clark
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
R. A. Naylor
Jack
William Minney
Rhodes
Anway
Nolan
Naylor
J. M. Lange Jr
Maxine
Yvonne
Monticello
Henry Ahraken
Farm Bureau
Ames
W. B. Clark
Carol Naylor
Serena Otten
Lara Hanna
Anamosa
Warren Rees
Miss Hanna
Castle Grove 4 H club of girls stage Too Many Marys
The June Castle Grove farm bureau meeting featured a 4 H club girls program with songs a brief county agent report on chinch bugs and a reading by Ruth Howie who spoke on the Ames 4 H club meeting where she won second in a well groomed girl contest. The highlight was a one act play Too Many Marys with named cast members. Afterward ice cream cake and pop were served. Attendees included Will Hiller C A McLaughlin Fred Krommingsz and S M Hosford who attended the republican county convention in Anamosa.
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Jones County
Ames
Sam Ellison
John Ingels
Carol Naylor
Selena Otten
Florence Wehling
Velma Petersen
Ruth Howie
Corabelle McKinstry
Theo Ballou
Holace Stingley
Norma Allen
McColm
Balfe
Hark
the Lark
Schubert
Rosalind Cook
Evelyn Stivers
Freda Mortensen
Alberta Voorhies
Mary Louise Willman
Irene Snyder
Luella Balsiger
Ione Koppenhaver
W. E. Hay
W. 5. Clark
J. W. Streeter
Paul Smith
Anamosa
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Carl Smith
Ruth Howle
Sally
Mary Esther McLaughlin
Sarah
Beatrice
Lorna Gerdes
Viola
Maxine Nordman
June
Pauline Burr
Norah
Pauline Cremer
Carol Burr
Will Hiller
C. A. McLaughlin
Fred Krommingsz
Eugene Adams
Monticello
Junior
Jimmie Howie
Beatrice Bailey
A. M. Black
W. D. McLaughlin
8. M. Hos
Remarkable Double Rose Growth in Red Oak Garden
Mrs. Fred Combs of Red Oak in Montgomery County reports a freak in climbing roses. After a bright red rose forms a second bud shoots from the petal and becomes a full blown rose growing from the first. Weather may have caused the first to stunt then moisture spurred a renewed bloom atop it.
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Fred Combs
Red Oak
Montgomery County
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Beef Cattle Meeting
Dairy Club
Ernest M. Wright
Waterloo
Iowa Dairy Association
Wright
State Park
Jones County Dairy Calf Club
R. J. Bliss
Iowa Extension Service
AAA Drouth Relief
Dreuth
Drouth
Pamnnk
William Garvin
Stewit Ware
Indianapolis
Pei
Ant Wilson
Bom
Reape
Taday
Ar Fursk
G W Mynhe
Maa Mee
Francis Mdee
Ida Mae
Rareka
Kansas
WS. Reew
Pailinsbury
HM. Reeve
Gert Wade
Hila Beih
Lok Hinahaugh
Clear Lake
Sundar Mx OW
Reeve
Tara
Sieahen DeSae Bas
Sansa
Mary Leshr
Ani
Macchester
Mtr
Roy de Stas
Ann
Mia Fran DeShaw
Ami
Howard Muiont Ami
Delbert Des Stux
Ani Mem Perry DeShasr
Ani Shuagher
Booden
Amd
Nts
Henry Giang
Wo Seotken DeShaw
Clarke and Culhern
Wiseman Gearhart
Ruth McGinde
Rety Smmuth
Oelwein
Suvty Landers
Castle Grove
Coe College
Co. A. McLaughlin
M. J. McNeilly
E. F. Burr
P. J. Crowley
Ida Hahn
Annamosa
Arend Balster
Miller’s
Hutchinson
Hutchinson’s
MION
Ingeo Interiarie J
Paremount
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Leany Ross Snew
Hite
Eaty Charl
Apy
Metro
Spencer Tracy
Madge Evans
Paramount News
Vaudeville ON
Dutch Guiana
Crawford
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