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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

3

Farms Need Drainage Plan for Tile Systems

Cris Randolph of the Jones county soil conservation district explains tile drainage as part of land use plans including crop rotation and contouring. Farmers listed include Stanton, Bernard, Delay, Kirkpatrick, Bailey, Embree, Eldred, Remley, Nelson, Naylor, Folkers, and others with future tiling planned at Center Junction, Anamosa, and Martelle. He stresses tiling on a uniform grade to ensure steady water flow and reduce sediment buildup, and urges creating a permanent plat of tile land with exact locations, tile sizes, grades, and depths to ease future additions and repairs.

Jones County Soil Conservation District Cris Randolph William Stanton, Jr Bernard Joe Will Delay Monticello Kenneth Kirkpatrick Martello William Bailey Ray Randolph Ranulph

Health Examinations Complete for County 4-H Club Members

In Monticello the first half of the county’s 4-H members completed their health checkups. Nineteen girls and several boys received general and dental exams performed by county doctors and the health nurse Mrs. Orley, with local physicians aiding.

Monticello Dolores Harms June Ann Galen Helgens Jean Annie Leanna Mae Welling Gere Monk Maxine Poppe Nora Hintz Rex Schrader Jonader Max Schrader Dwight Iles Arlene Kuhns Carol Cas- Lorna Caspers Audrey Olts Jane Mardorf Dale Mar- Masry Jean Ahlrichs Char Deischer Nancy Deischer Aathoff Doris Saathoff Orley Jones County DeShaw C. G. Thomas Redmond John H

Poultry Producers Face millions in losses warns County Extension

The county Extension Office reports poultry producers lose about 14 million dollars due to current egg prices and lower egg quality. Recommendations include separating roosters from young hens, providing five-nest pens, using clean litter, and cooling eggs promptly to preserve quality for market.

Ti- C Be. Jessen

Cattle Feeders Day Set For June 2 At Towa State College

Cattle feeders from Towa gather June 2 for a full day at the college. The program starts 10 am at the feeding lots south of campus with six steer lots and an afternoon session in Agricultural Hall. Speakers include C. C. Culbertson on feeding experiments and C. W. Chickman on beef cattle outlook, plus Rex Beresford Oscar Heline and local officials welcoming Jones county visitors.

Towa Towa State College Assembly of Agricultural Hall C. C. Culbertson C. W. Chickman Division of Farm Management and Costs Bureau of Agricultural Economies United States Department of Agriculture Rex Beresford Extension Service Oscar Heline Marcus C. B. Jessen Jones County

Needs Known For Relief Help For Farmers

Farmers needing relief help for longer power machine operation hours are urged to register at their local labor center or the Anamosa Agricultural Extension office. Communities can recruit more relief drivers if requested, and tractor lights have allowed longer field work. By pulling multiple implements, farmers save field operations.

Anamosa

Fortune Finders Meet Saturday at Castle Grove Home

The Castle Grove Fortune Finders met Saturday afternoon at Charlotte Deischer's home. Nedra Kromminga chaired as 18 girls answered roll call with My Favorite Flower. Ruth Hintz spoke on expense accounts, Nancy Deischer discussed, Lorna Caspers presented Life, and Lorna Seehusen demonstrated Home-made Games. Rally day plans were made and five new members joined. Hostesses served refreshments.

Castle Grove Fortune Pinders Charlotte Deischer Nedra K Kromminga Ruth Hintz Nancy Deischer Lorna Caspers Lorna Seehusen Ahlrichs

New Associate To Assist 4-H Girls

Mrs. Lloyd Robertson is named associate in youth activities in charge of girls 4 H work and to assist in the Women's Home Project. She brings prior club leadership and county committee experience to the role. At the next County Committee meeting a new chairman will be appointed to relieve her of this duty.

Consf Ension State Waterts On Service Lloyd= Robertson Teeney Robert Yuan County Comiister Robertson

Wayne 4 H Club Meets May 22 Rally Day Plans

Wayne Willing Workers 4 H club met May 22 hosted by Jean and Doris Saathoff with ten members present. Norma Saat hoff joined as a new member. They planned Rally Day activities and studied songs. Mrs Monk demonstrated a family picnic box. The group planned sending a book to Virginia Martin in hospital after surgery.

Jean Doris Saathoff Wayne Willing Workers 4-H Norma Saathoff

Marriage of Lt. Keith R. Lindsey to Martha Owen in Dallas

Announcement details the March 11 wedding in Lovefield Chapel Dallas of Lt. Keith R. Lindsey son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindsey Wyoming to Martha Jane Owen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Owens Vernon Texas. Lindsey’s service record includes radio schooling Scott Field Altus Okla cadet training and wings January 14 1943 now an instrument instructor and check pilot in the air transport command in Dallas. The bride is a Vernon Texas high school graduate who studied at Lubbock college and has worked in her parents flower shop. The note mentions alumni officers and a large Wyoming community attendance at related events and notices of service members and local family movements.

Wyoming Keith R. Lindsey Harry Lindsey Martha Jane Owen Vernon Texas Lubbock Lindsey Oelwein Army Scott Field Ill Army Air Force Altus Oklo Air Transport Command Dallas William Reade Wyoming High School Alumni Association Peym Harriet Marshall Chaplin Jacqueline Kinler Siver Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church Freddie Lucketer Robert Dr. Aten Anna Eggers Elmer Petersen L. M. Koch Ronald Holtz Freddie Luckstead Robert Somerville Louis Petersen Pearl Harbor Gerald Kruse Robert Allen Anamosa Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Loveland Cole Madison Ind Olin Burr Oak Sand Springs Waterloo Chicago Iowa City O.E.S O.F.S Klaude Dick Howard Gee Peter Michhorn George Fishwild Joe Cathay Lo M Ireland Oxford Junction Monmouth Onslow Paul Westphal H. P. J. Westphal Moore Field Paul Rohwedder Paul Lewis Moenk Westover Mass Henry Moenk Alfred Leeper Ashag Camp Farrygut Idaho Vincent Eilers Hugh Roberts Fort Knox Paul Leysen Roberts Des Moines George van Sprecken van Horne Gus von Sprecken A. W. Peck Moline George M. Hogeboom Hogeboom Lutheran Hospital W. E. Foy Montezunmia Elias Anderson Mercy Hospital Anderson Duane Hagemann Nancy Carol Clinton Sgt Hagemann Alberta Reimer Milo Phillips George Norton Mary Hernon Burgner Colo Jessie Hernon Corman Burgner Corman Donald Hernon Manistee Mich Lester Breunig W. Q O. Shaffer Rhodes Breunig Althea Goodrick Miss Goodrick Clarksville St. John's Lutheran Church A. Thalacker Andy Smith Ladies Aid Society Reva Kathryn George D. Hadorn Fred L. Hadorn Los Angeles Jefferson City Galen Fain Buck Creek Lenox College Collins Radio Company Hadorn Hollywood High Randall Morgan Joan P. R. Wheeless J. E. Smith Michael C. Brandt Fennimore Wis Eleanor McDonald Mediapolis Lorena Martin Hedrick Irene Zeuch Hopkinton John Kirby University Hospital Town City Opal Green Killian’s David Martin Hollywood Calif Pr. R. Wheeless Robinson Glen Robinson U.S. Marine Parris Island S. C Grace Hucker Norfolk Mabel Binney Woodstock Ohio Clark Hall Duane Jones Dubuque W. W. Loomis Henry Glant Helen Flanagan Elsie

Protest and Rome Taverns Coped with Crooning Songs

A historic clash over crooning and blues music traces back to ancient times in Rome taverns. St Jerome argued against mournful tunes, saying they encouraged drinking and urged restraint on such music.

Rome St. Jerome

Former Hopkinton Woman Dies At Cedar Rapids Last Week

Mrs. Louis C. Ellington of Hopkinton died Tuesday afternoon May 28 at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids after an extended illness. Born March 11 1886 at Monticello Mamie Brady moved with family to Hopkinton and worked as a dry goods clerk before her 1914 marriage to L C Ellington. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs J C Doyle and a grandson Terry Doyle. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids with burial at Sacred Heart Monticello.

Hopkinton Louis C., Ellington Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Mamie Brady James Margaret Riley Brady Monticello Dubuque L. C. Ellington Viola J. C. Doyle Terry Doyle Immaculate Conception Church Msgr J. M. Molloy Sacred Heart Cemetery

Grain Vitamin Yellow Corn Vitamin A Source

Yellow corn is identified as the sole grain source containing vitamin A. The statement emphasizes corn as the exclusive grain-based provider of this nutrient.

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