National Farm Safety Week Starts July 22
National Farm Safety Week begins July 22 with emphasis on common farm hazards cited by C B Jessen, Jones County extension director. The warning notes dangers from running machinery, uncovered power takeoffs, ladders, broken rungs, sharp tools, and stored gasoline, urging safer practices and maintenance.
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Jones County
C. B. Jessen
Harry S. Truman
Scotch Grove REA extension work brings power to farms
REA crews have extended electricity to farms owned by Courtney and Abbott operated by Leonard Darrow and the John Ot ten farm in Scotch Grove. The neighborhood parsonage is wired and awaiting inspection before service begins. Also noted are local hospital and church updates and community club activities.
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Scotch Grove
Rea
Courtney & Abbott
Leonard Darrow
John Otten
Irving Eilers
Eilers
Oak Drive Club
L. J. Schlemme
Oak Drive
Louie Llanken
Ida Welch
Walter Eby
John Wright
Cascade
Henry Rickels
Lester Rickels
George Kuhl
Harold Gottleaber
E. Goldsmith
M. M. Sinclair
Leslie Himebaugh
Linda Kiburz
Charles Nelson
Misa Edna Hinrichs
Scotch Grove Township
Mra
Loule Hanken
Jones County Farm Calendar July Events
The Jones County Farm calendar lists multiple 4-H activities across July 20 to July 27. Highlights include the Wyoming Farm Bureau 4-H Club at August Thomsen and events at A. P. Nielsen s, Arthur Husmann s, Bob Prult s, and Danneman s. The schedule emphasizes youth farm clubs and Farm Bureau involvement.
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Wyoming Farm Bureau
August Thomsen
Jackson
A. P. Nielsen
Seatech Grove
Arthur Husmann
Martello
Bob Prult
Wayne Farm Bureau
Danneman
Potato Blight Needs Prompt Attention
The article urges immediate action against potato blight. It cites two main controls: favorable weather with little rain and a strong spraying program using Bordeaux mixtures or powders. It details ratios for home gardeners and commercial growers and recommends thorough coverage and weekly applications.
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Victory
Wayne 4 H Club Meets at Martin Home
The Wayne 4 H club held its July meeting at Dale and Herbert Martins with 16 members present. They discussed fair rules and health improvements and formed demonstration teams, with advice from Bill Martin and Ed Helgens. Mrs. Martin served lunch.
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Wayne 4-H
Dale
Herbert Martin
Bill Martin
Ed Helgens
Wayne Township
Martin
Demonstration Teams Get New Instructions
On Wednesday July 11 in Anamosa community room Mrs Mae Marken Ames specialist gave help and information to girls 4 H demonstration teams from Lovell Greenfield Olin Jackson Clay Madison Scotch Grove Oxford Merle Meeks 4 H chairman announced clubs can have a demonstration team with girls over twelve and under fifteen eligible for the white ribbon and the $9 premium for their club.
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Anamosa
Mae Marken
Ames
Lovell
Greenfield
Olin
Jackson
Clay
Madison
Scotch Grove
Oxford
Merle Meeks
Hopkinton Welcomes Home Prisoner Of War Roy Davis
Sgt Roy Davis a former Ranger with the Rainbow division who was held in Stalag 7A Mooseburg Germany from April 19 to 29 1945 returned to Hopkinton for a 74 day furlough with his wife and mother prior to resuming duties Detailing his training at Camp Haan and Camp Gruber his overseas service with the 232nd Infantry Regiment 42nd Division and capture near Nuremberg the article notes his health impairment and recovery and lists other local service members returning from overseas on furloughs or reporting for retraining.
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Hopkinton
Roy Davis
Germany
Charles Robins
Roy
Camp Haan
Calif
Camp Gruber
Okla
Camp Kibber
N. J
Patch
Seventh Army
Nuremburg
Mooseburg
Hawaii
Irvin Benter
Oahu
Vivian Benter
Monticello
Fred Benter
River Valley
Calvin Trousdale
Eighth Infantry
Wilbur Hammon
Cletus Hike
Manchester
Calvin
Fort Leonard Wood
Bernard Thompson
Glen Thompson
Raymond Budden
Nick Budden
South Fork Township
Europe
99Th Infantry
Patton
Bolson
L. C. Bolson Co
L. C
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Rural Headlines
Frank Lux works in defense in Cedar Rapids. Mrs C G Wallace returned from New Hartford after a week with relatives. Welcome Minnesota guests stayed with E W Mossman. The Reeder family returned to Wilmette after weeks with Mrs Elizabeth McAllister. Mrs Charles Brittan left for Sawyer Michigan after visiting her mother. Jackie and Linda Sweet of Clearwater Florida visit their grandmother Elizabeth Johnson and aunt Marion Taylor. Sugar tips favor fresh fruit at dessert time.
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Josie Smith
Dyersville
Irene
Minnie Zeuch
Hopkinton
Vernon A. Bryant
New York City
J. E. Hewitt
W. C. Lux
Monticello
May Craig
Ontonagon
Mich
Elizabeth McAllister
Charles Brittan
Sawyer
Charles Gearhart
Jackie
Linda Sweet
Clearwater
Florida
Elizabeth Johnson
Marion Taylor
Forty Steers Bring $17.65 At Chicago Stock Yards
In Chicago a string of 40 Hereford steers averaging 1200 pounds sold for $17.65 per hundredweight. With subsidy, final price equals $18.15 per hundredweight. Organizer Herman Thle feed Jones County led the sale.
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Herman
Jones County
Chicago
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Connie Naylor
Little Son
Laguna
George Graves
Monticello Hospital
Christian Endeavor Group
Otten
Louie Hanken
Edward Allbee
Lois Lang
Muscatine
D. W. Hutton
Barbara Hutton
Minneapolis
Jones County Farm Calendar
Wayne
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Cpl
D. M. Bell, Mer
Archer
E. H. Huibregtse
Good Home Companies
S. M. Hosford
Bolson's
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
Monticello, Iowa
Honeymead
Honeymead Projects Co
Encer, Iowa
L. A. Petersen Feed Service
LeRoy Farmer Canning Co
Sanico
Grunow
Henry Tobiason
Monticello State Bank