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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

3

Local Farmers To Broadcast On WOI Radio

Two farmers Alfred Egger of Cascade township and Will Delay of Castle Grove township will be heard on WOI Ames. The program covers soil conservation practices and results from their farms with F L Brinacombe and agronomist Cris Randolph also featured.

WOI Ames Sam Beck Alfred Egger Cascade Township Dubuque County Will Delay Castle Grove Township Jones County F. L. Brinacombe Cris Randolph Beck Iowa Leslie R. Combs Division of Information Soil Conservation Service Milwaukee Wis Lloyd Elkader Monticello Soil Conservation District Clayton County WOT

Weather Man Solved Chinch Bug Problem

Iowa State College extension entomologist G C Decker says heavy June rains wiped out chinch bug in most of Iowa. Only Woodbury Crawford Monona and Harrison counties report activity, with experts noting rains would have left these counties heavily infested otherwise.

Iowa G. C. Decker Iowa State College Extension Woodbury Crawford Monona Harrison Decker

Inventor William Ged and the Stereotyping Machine

William Ged is identified as the inventor of stereotyping and the machine that produced duplicated pages. The note highlights Ged's role in developing the process used for printing multiple units from a single mold.

William Ged

Scotch Grove Boys Elect New Leader

Robert Norris of Center Junction was elected leader of the Scotch Grove Boys 4 H club at the regular meeting held Wednesday at Ralph Husman’s home. He succeeds Ed Helgens who had led for several years. Plans were made for an afternoon meeting at Ronald Paulsen’s on August 13. The health program and Swine Production lesson summaries were discussed, followed by lunch served by the host’s mother.

Robert Norris Center Junction Scotch Grove Ralph Husman Norris Ed Helgens Ronald Paulsen

Rome Tru-Hearts Hold Picnic Supper

The Rome Tru-Hearts 4-H girls club met for a regular meeting followed by a picnic supper. Roll call asked how to improve lighting in my room. Plans for the fair were discussed. Talks were given by Helen Hart ley and Florence Austin, Mrs. Rey Embree, leader, and Donna Rae Stingley demonstrated.

Rome Helen Hartley Florence Austin Rey Embree Donna Rae Stingley

Three Stockmen Top Market At Chicago Cattle Sale

Jones county stockmen were among the top sellers at Chicago Stock Yards midweek. Floyd Chatterton sold 22 head of 948 pound Hereford steers at 12.25 per cwt, C M Holst moved 18 head of 1812 pound beeves at 11.50, and John Jansen sold 26 head of Hereford heifers at 11.75 per cwt. Steers topped at 12.50, heifers at 11.85, and bulls at 10.00, the highest since 1929.

Jones County Chicago Floyd Chatterton Onslow C. M. Holst John Jansen

Wheat growers in Jones county to receive marketing cards

More than 50 Jones county wheat producers are expected to need wheat marketing cards under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, with 8,079 tons of limestone ordered to date under the Conservation Materials program.

Jones County AAA Ofse Onder William Stanton, Jr Jones County Aaa Committee Iowa Mr. Stanton Dubuque Jackson Clinton Scott Delaware Harold Larson

Anamosa Girl Wins Award for Farm Youth School

Evelyn Martin of Anamosa receives a six week Iowa Farm Youth school scholarship from the County 4-H Girls club and Extension Service for sessions at Iowa State College July 22 to August 28. She is 18, president of Wayne Willing Workers 4-H, and is the first Jones county representative.

Evelyn Martin Anamosa Iowa Farm Iowa State College Evelyn William Martin Wayne Willing Workers Extension Service Bankers Life Company of Des Moines Iowa Martin Jones County

Wayne Girls 4 H Club Holds Meeting

Wayne Willing Workers 4 H club met at leader Mrs. Milton Langer Monti cello with fifteen members present. Evelyn Martin reported on the Ames Girls 4 H convention. talks covered tuberculin tests personal cleanliness clothes for the occasion color combinations and health examination plans. Posture queen candidates Maximne Poppe and Edna Hinrichs named. group toured Franklin Equipment factory Monticello before refreshments.

Wayne Willing Workers Milton Langer Monticello Evelyn Martin Ames Dolores Poppe Langworthy Eleanora Siebels Anamosa Ruth Zirkelbach Scotch Grove

Robert Clark Talks to Rural Youth in Jones County

Robert Clark, Rural Youth director from Iowa State College Ames, addressed 80 members of the Jones County Rural Youth group at the Merle Meeks home in Martelle. He outlined statewide Rural Youth activities, October talk meets, and presented slides. Others on the program included Mary Jane Gordon Irvin Sievers Alex Inglis Mrs Don Meeks and Lois Tallman. An ice cream social followed and the next meeting is set for August 14 at the Willian Reade home in Onslow.

Robert Clark Iowa State College Ames Jones County Rural Youth Association Merle Meeks Martelle Clark Mary Jane Gordon Irvin Sievers Alex Inglis Don Meeks Lois Tallman Dnd Willian Reade Onslow

Comfortable Birds Boost Poultry Profits

County agent Carl R. Smith advises keeping poultry comfortable to boost egg production. Iowa farmers are urged to ventilate hen houses, avoid drafts, and prevent mites with monthly perch treatment using crankcase oil and disinfectant. W M Vernon notes cross ventilation aids cooling while protecting birds from cold drafts.

Carl R. Smith Iowa W. M. Vernon Iowa State College Extension Poultryman

Jackson Boys Plan Meeting

Eight members of the Jackson Boys 4 H club met at Gene Sievers home Monday evening. They planned a daytime meeting for August 4 at the Loyal Byerly farm. Club agent James Kearns and leader Loyal Byerly led the health exam overview and conducted a Swine Production lesson quiz. Lunch was served by Mrs Mary Sievers.

Jackson Boys Gene Sievers Loyal Byerly Farm James Kearns Loyal Byerly Mary Sievers

Paint Program Planned for Boys Clubs

Edward Snydergaard Ames assistant state club leader met with James McLaughlin county 4-H boys chairman and James Kearns club agent to outline a series of meetings on paint for 4-H boys clubs. Lessons will be at 4-H meetings in September October and November covering causes of paint failures cost of paint care of brushes makeup of a good paint and application. A training school for boys club leaders and committees will be held in August.

Edward Snydergaard Ames James McLaughlin James Kearns

4-H Girls Receive Demonstration Help

Miss Florence Forbes of Iowa State College aided 4-H club leaders and demonstration teams with planning. Demonstrations include Stool Covers by Fairview Orioles, Painting Furniture by Jackson Wise Owls, Refinishing Furniture by Castle Grove Fortune Finders and Greenfield Good Luck, Rag Rugs by Clay Busy Bees, Chair Caning by Lowell Happy Helpers, Flower Arrangements by Wyoming Swingtimers, Refinishing Furniture by Greenfield Good Luck, Chair Caning by Wayne Willing Workers, Shelves by Olin Ship Ahoy, all set for Jones County Fair on Thursday August 21 at 9 a.m.

Florence Forbes Iowa State College Fairview Orioles Claire Gerdes Anamosa Lois Livingstone Jackson Wise Marilyn Porter Lucille Waggoner Olin Wanda Schemmel Lorna Seehusen Monticello Castle Grove Fortune Finders Edna_ Hinrichs Dorothy Danneman Amber Wayne Willing Workers Betty Furst Ruth Wendt Olin Ship Ahoy Club Jones County Fair

Wayne Boys Discuss Swine Summary

Wayne Boys 4 H club members met at La Vera and Glenn Soper home. William Martin led a Swine Production lesson summary after the business meeting. An additional day time meeting is planned for August 7 with Mrs Howard Soper assisting.

Swift & Company Moves to Monticello Storefront

Swift & Company announces relocation to Monticello offering cash for poultry eggs and cream. The store advertises a complete line of Swift poultry feeds tankage and related products with special prices on quality eggs and free culling service.

Swift & Company Monticello Swift

Onslow Shipment of 344 Cattle and Hogs Reported

A Tuesday shipment from Onslow included 241 hogs and 1038 cattle. C M Holst and son sent 20 cattle. John Jansen sold 27 heifers at 971 pounds for 11.75 and 37 hogs at 254 pounds for 11.70. E Horton and son 20 cattle. F L Chatterton 25 cattle. J Jansen and E Horton accompanied the shipment to Chicago. Train service on the Northwestern resumed after storm-related delays.

Chicago Northwestern

Local residents noted for travel visits and family matters

Mrs Lillie Snyder spends a week in Washington with the Fred Ladehoff home. Mildred and Mable Streeper finish summer school at Cornell in Mount Vernon. Arch Edwards and sons visit the Ford Lynch home in Dubuque. Wayne Lynch to be inducted into the army. Mrs Walker in Rodman suffers a retained bullet in her hand, removed after six months.

Lillie Snyder Fred Ladehoff Washington Mildred Mable Streeper Mount Vernon Cornell Arthur Pottle Onslow Floyd Horton Lake Hurst Harold Jordan Milo Hunter Joliet, al John Pichner Cedar Rapids Minnesota Canada Kennedy C. M. Holst Gwen Guyan Chicago Guyan Columbia Arch Edwards Ford Lynch Dubuque Wayne Lynch John Walker Near Rodman

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