Jones County Farm Bureau June Report Highlights Milk Output
The June report to the state notes 26 meetings with 24 attended by Quinty agent, 97 farm visits, 337 first class letters, nine circulars, and 49 publicity articles. Office visits reached 391. hot weather cut production. Top herd was W H Finn & Son with 6 cows averaging 1193 lb milk and 36.3 lb fat. state high was Men’s Reformatory with 95 cows, 993 lb milk, 33.8 lb fat. Association average 785 lb milk, 28.0 lb fat from 379 cows milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Ames
Farm Bureau
W. H. Finn & Son
Tom Shover
J. M. Byerly
R. O. McColm
Chris Petersen
Fred Kempshall
Association
Dean Kildee Named Dean at State College
H. H. Kildee was appointed dean of the agricultural division at Towa State College, a choice welcomed by farmers and livestock men in Jones county. Kildee, a renowned livestock judge, is highly regarded in Towa and the United States.
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Dean Kildee
H. H. Kildee
Agricultural Division
Towa State
Ames Cow Testers Short Course Planned in Jones County
Young men ages 21 to 30 in Jones County may attend the cow testers short course at Ames on July 27 to 29. Registration runs 8:00 to 9:45 a.m. on July 27 in Agricultural Hall. The course targets testers in Iowa with openings expected this summer and fall. No fee, program on request from Farm Bureau. The note also covers reductions in the U S Department of Agriculture market news service and chinch bug outbreaks in southern Iowa with responsive actions by Farm Bureau and county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Ames
Towa
Floyd Johnston
Extension Department
Agricultural Hall
Farm Bureau
Tawa
State Department of Agriculture
Hearst Seeks Immediate Help For Higher Hog Prices
Charles F. Hearst reports from Washington that a town farm bureau leader and Roswell Garst of Sac City were called to confer with a committee of meat packers on new plans under corn hog production act. A meeting with representatives from the American Institute of meat packers and the agriculture department discussed faster action to raise farm hog prices. The second conference yielded a more complete plan toward workable agreements to boost prices for farmers' hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
D. C
Hearst
Roswell Garst
Sac City
A. G. Black
American Institute of Meat Packers
Department of Agriculture
Wheat plan in Town draws farmers and officials
A regional meeting in Independence discussed wheat and corn hog adjustments for 1934 35. Town County agents organize farmers under the plan to reduce acreage and pay cash benefits based on three year averages with taxes to fund costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Jones County
Independence
U.S. Department
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Secretary of Agriculture
Cascade St Martins Parish Picnic At American Legion Park
Cascade St Martins will host a parish picnic at the American Legion park on Tuesday July 18 with a Dolphin vs Leytens game in the afternoon followed by a Monticello vs Cascade area baseball game at 2:30. An all you can eat chicken supper at 3 o clock and four boxing bouts will cap the day, with dancing in the pavilion and free gate admission.
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St. Martin's
American Legion Park
Dolphins
Cascade Area
Monticello
Ber Siine
Terry Dori
Besxigayy
Louie Wanken
Seoteh
Faye
Fern Leggett
Davenport
Emery Levuete
George E. Fall
Dumily
T. C. Barrett
Mareverite Miller
Chicago
George E. Wassenaar
Des Moines
Harry McNally
Omaha
Neb
Nancy Merlally
Sally Glynn
Dubuque
Loyola Sanders
Eiieen “irDermott
Chieseo
Albert Fay
Preston
Minn
Mickey Jphin
Herbert Orr
Alphonse Bisenius
Thomas Lowhai
Andy Hoscek
Viola Southill
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
James Skahj
Betty Cover
Anamosa
J. H. Devaney
Monen Dandl
Duebuque
Louis Dand
Marjorie Lane
A. L. Mor Noon
Ralph Smith
Lois
Howard
Minneapolis
Preston Hamill
Marie Barrett
Bernard
Rose Becker
Leo Otting
Dakotas
Katherine
Janet O'Brien
Ambrose McEvoy
Charles City
Infant David Keith Hanken christened at Trinity Lutheran
Center Junction report notes infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Hanken was christened Sunday at Trinity Lutheran with Rev. Gutknecht officiating. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dirks. Cedar Rapids visitors, Chicago trips, and Wyoming visits are mentioned among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hanken
Trinity Lutheran Church
David Keith
Gutknecht
Leroy Dirks
B. D. Heiken
Ardis and
Treva
Jean McNeilly
Cedar Rapids
Lauran Holst
Chicago
Elsie Holst
Albert Rohwedder
Wyoming
N. C
Local Families Share Fourth of July Visits Across Towns
East Cass Township residents and relatives from Castle Grove Monticello Hopkinton Morley and Springville gathered at homes and Silver Creek for Fourth of July picnics and family reunions. Attendees included the Dirks Payne Clark Fairbanks Uhr Darrow Clark Staley Wilson and other local names with travel from Davenport Anamosa Cedar Rapids Central City and Cass. Sudden death seems to have over taken that scrip money idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Dirks
George Dirks
Castle Grove Township
Carl Brockhohn
Miriam Fairbanks
Monticello
Lyle Clark
Benedict
Leo Payne
Carlos
Hopkinton
Gay McConaughy
Morley
Silver Creek
Castle Grove
Henry Uhr
Lyle
John Daly
Stone City
Ida Darrow
Anamosa
Robert Darrow
Edwin Taylor
Springville
Charles Clark
Allan Fairbanks
Ted Schlimmer
Davenport
Carlos Payne
Frank Burlingham
Fred Staley
Viola
Nola Wilson
Kenneth
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Beesly
Central City
Edgar Moss
Florida
Roy Phyfe
Cass
Prairieburg community members gather for Fourth of July events
Prairieburg residents and nearby families visited relatives across Monticello Cedar Rapids and Anamosa during July 4th activities. Guests included the Truesdells Enabnits and Cames. the Ho l cks Holubs and many others. A collision near Buffalo Bridge caused minor damage but no injuries.
Hopkinton Social News and Obituary Highlights
Hopkinton diary notes Monday visits and travels of residents including Mrs P R Wheeless Mrs Ernest Gearhart and Donald to Fairbank and Paul Green Edward Mason and Frank Irish Jr to Chicago. Funeral services were held for Rev Henry A Dalrymple with details of his life and survivors.
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P. R. Wheeless
Ernest Gearhart
Donald
Fairbank
Paul Green
Edward Mason
Frank Irish, Jr
Chicago
Howard Irvine
Paul
Birmingham
Irvine
Cameron Greer
John Willison
Martele
Hopkinton
Norman Landers
Dubuque
Lila Landers
Norman Landers III
William Ferguson
Forrest Billings
Century of Progress
Lulu DeShaw
Strawberry Point
Dixon
Ill
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Ament
G. G. Brown
Virginia Ann
Delbert Harper
Janet Pierce
Beaver Falls
B. M. Ferguson
Don Wilson
C. S. Morton
Ethel Morton
Junior
Mary Ethel
Davenport
Heaven
New Bridge
Mattie Vaughn
Portia Malin
Hartwick
Catherine Kirkwood
Lois Himebaugh
Hila Beth Reeve
Frances Smith
Jean Loomis
Io Boots
Ellen Bradle
Henry Dalrymple
Garland
Neb
Tom Kelly
Delhi
Methodist
Henry A. Dalrymple
A. B. Soule
Elsie J. Lewis
Russell
W. A. Upton
Homer E. Dalrymple
Rio
Wis
M. J. A. Dalrymple
Bur
Amber Rhinehart Wessels Hosts Birthday Party East of Town
A neighborhood gathering at Amber Rhinehart Wessels home celebrated her husband's birthday with relatives and friends. Guests included Bodiker Dirks Englehart Dress Harms Ortgies Tischauser and others from Monticello and nearby towns. Maynard Dirks suffers blood poisoning from a foot injury. several attendees also visited the reformatory band concert at the state park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinehart Wessels
George Bodiker
John Dirks
Herman Englehart
Bernell Dress
Albert Harms
Ernest Ortgies
Henry Dirks
Gladys Tischauser
John
Charles Luett
Monticello
Ed Duncan
Carl Husman
Emil Husman
Philip Bailey
Cletus Boland
Beverly Ann
Dseny
Boland
Waucoma
Lyle Tebo
Lester
Faribault
Minn
Will Heeren
Platte
Maynard Dirks
H. Dirks
Wedding and work notes from Anamosa Eureka page
Floyd Vetter, superintendent in the reforestation camp at Iowa City, was home over Sunday and the Fourth as projects keep workers busy. Vincent Eller of Monticello married Gloria Matthiessen of Viola at the Congregational parsonage. Monday marked the 40th wedding anniversary for the bride’s parents. Anamosa Farmers Creamery installed a Cherry-Burrell single roll churn to replace two units, beginning operation on the Fourth with 3680 pounds daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lane
McEvoy
Loras Lane
Columbia
R. Offerman
Dyeraville
Robert Kean
Herbert McNally
Joseph McArthur
Janesville
Wis
John Dulin
East Cascade High School
Paul Weber
Rita Boyle
Raymond J. Finn
Imelda Devaney
Mary Ann Glynn
Bernice O'Brien
Joseph English
Grace English
Chicago
Fred Cavanaugh
Town City
Camille Devaney
T. P. Clarke
Cornelia Kenealy
Rockford
Cornelius Kenealy
Cascade
William J. Ross
Freeport
Miss Kenealy
Rockford High School
St. Anthony Hospital
Mr. Ross
St. Thomas High School
Rockford Register-Republic
Morning Star
Madeline Hoffman
Dubuque
Leo J. Lees
John
Keithsburg
Ill
T. E. Keaveny
Marjorie Jane
John Scholl
Maquoketa
Ronald Weber
Council Bluffs
Cole Musick
Nolan
Ethel Bear
Anita
J. H. Weber
Charles Scholl
Albert Fay
Eldon McMullen
Genevieve Faber
Columbia University
Niagara Falls
Richmond
Miss Faber
Claribel Fall
T. C. Barrett
Teddy Kehoe
Anamosa
Myrl Fagan
Lenore Walsh
West Union
Merton Lehner
Stockford
Tfl
Lauwrence Barrett
Independence
Cascade Reds
J. H. Devaney
Imelda
William Cover
Reginald Durkin
Elizabeth Durkin
Dorrance Devaney
Burlington
Donald Orr
Leoras Kennedy
Mount Vernon
Francis Dixon
Herbert Besler
Creston
Oliver Benton
Herbert Moran
Caledonia
Minn
St. Martin’s
John Becker
Gertrude Lane
E. J. Kean
P. M. Dahlem
J. F. Lehner
Olive Lane
Mary Becker
Royal Hubbard
Melissa Jean
Nancy
Sioux City
Alfred Leonard
Woodward
A. P. Hamil
Helen Baldwin
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. D. Baldwin
Eugene Chadwell
David
Clare Dahlem
Omaha
Neb
P.M. Dahlem
Johanna Heffernen
Loras Orr
Davenport
Leytem
Colts
Hilltoppers
Oliver Tucker
Baume
Evelyn Neese
Des Moines
Ellen McDonald
Will Leech
Eileen
Jimmie Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Livingstone
Leech
Peter Prahm
George McDonald
J. F. Livingstone
California
LaPlant- Choate Company
Tennessee
Mississippi
Charlies McGoon
St. Louis
McGoon
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Coal Junction
Center Junction
Paul Smith
Lucile Livingstone
Evelyn Courtney
Miss Forbes
Ames
Glen Jones
Margaret
Virginia Dyer
Elmer Schrader
S. W. Clark
Harry Chase
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Livingstone
Lucille
Robert Livingstone
Iowa City
Dwight Mather
T. E. Stanton
Tom Bauman
Lou Peters
Gale
Monmouth
F. K. Barnes
Onslow
Fred Magee
Atlanta
George Magee
Stella Stingley
Magees
John Livingstone
Ralph Story
Wyoming
Bob Kleineck
Oxford Junction
Joe Lasack
Fred Preas
Frank
Dixon
Til
Ed Duncan
Amber
Floyd Vetter
Floyd
Vincent Eller
Monticello
Gloria Matthiessen
Viola
Anamosa Farmers Creamery
Ireland family to operate Grill Cafe amid reformatory move
Mrs Ireland and family relocate to North Davis street quarters vacating the warden’s residence at the reformatory. Mrs Ireland assumes control of The Grill Cafe with help from daughter Maisie and son Charles, continuing the family business after Mr Ireland’s appointment as warden.
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CO. H
Ireland
North
Davis Street
Reformatory
Grill Cafe
Maisie
Charles
Government radios for reforestation camps eyed
The Cherokee Times reports the government plans to supply radios to members of reforestation camps after donating toilet kits. It warns against delegating the purchase to Col. Louis Howe. It notes 1933 motor vehicle production is expected to exceed 2,000,000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Col
Louis Howe
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Jones County Farm Bureau
C. T. Association
Market News Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
East
Cass Township
Prairieburg
Roy Truesdell
Albert Truesdell
John Enabnit
Fred Enabnit
Jacob Yossi
Willie Husman
George Knott
Frank Eller
John Sauser
Walter Sauser
Howard Cumberland
of Lamont
Charles Lamont
Arthur
Yola
Beulah
Harry
Erese
K. D. Sanders
Harley Simons
Elmer Wells
Union Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Benton
Waterloo
Ellis Moore
Inez Whitney
Roy Walmott
Waubeek
Down Town
Venor Conklin
Frank Marshall
Lara Crosby
Yoland Whitney
Berneta Ward
Marquette
C. P. Soper
John Holub
Milo Kalliban
John Kaliban
Wes Holub
Mary
Kate Holub
Frank Lawrence
Elizabeth Holub
Marie Kula
Mike Holub
Ryan Hospital
Anna Valanta
Anna
John Sible
Leo Lola
Little Son
Center Point
Mart Woodard
State Park
Vera McDowell
Alice Vick
Leona Donovan
Alice McDermott
Buffalo Bridge
Ben Sherman
McDowell
Benton
Drexler
Well
G. Nordmann
W. C. Bradke
Garland, Neb
Anamosa Eureka
Northwestern Bell
Ras Anik
Hotel Sherman
College
Ben Bernie
Randolph
Clark
Lake
LA Salle
Grant Park