National 4-H Music Hour and Rural Electrification Contest
Jones County 4-H announces the monthly national music hour on the first Saturday of June with the U S Marine Band led by Capt Taylor Branson and remarks by R A Turner. The program airs 11 30 to 12 30 from station WHO Des Moines. A new Rural Electrification contest offers three college scholarships eight trips to Chicago and other prizes based on club records plans and storytelling about electrifying farms.
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National Broadcasting Company
U. S. Marine
4-H
R. A. Turner
U. S. Marine Band
Taylor Branson
WHO
Des Moines
Georgia
Massachusetts
Chicago
Plans Released for 4-H Girls' State Convention
The ninth annual 4-H girls state convention will be held at Iowa State College from June 24 to 27. Delegates include one girl 15 or older and one leader per club, plus additional county and state representatives. Attendees must wear uniforms and bring suitable shoes and rain gear.
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Iowa State College
Jones County
Register and Tribune
Towa 4 H beef feeders produced 4000 calves last year
JohnS Quist reports that Towa 4 H boys fed over 4000 baby beeves with average daily gains of 1.98 pounds. The program involved 2700 youths across 98 Iowa counties and generated 120000 in profit from 450000 in beef sales plus 22000 in premium money from county to state fairs. Calves averaged 414 pounds at start and reached 940 pounds end, at 9.7 cents per pound cost.
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Johns. Quist
Towa
Iowa
Canning Beets and Greens In Soft Water With Vinegar
Nutritionists advise canning baby beets in soft water to keep color and flavor. Add vinegar to maintain hue. process beets or beet greens three hours in hot water bath or one hour in a pressure cooker at ten pounds. Green prep and packing details noted for color retention.
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Town State Extension
Extension Service Nutritionists
United States Department of Agriculture
Green hues fade as all greens lose some freshness
The excerpt notes that color shifts occur and that sets color to some degree, yet all greens lose their vibrant look. This line emphasizes the general effect on greenery where iridescent tones become muted and the overall fresh appearance declines.
Memorial day observances in Scotch Grove draw many
Memorial day services in Scotch Grove drew attendees from Olin Monticello Onslow and Center Junction. A quartet and readings plus music led by Mrs May Himebaugh and Rev F L Provan highlighted the program. An elderly guest A P Moats aged 90 attended on the platform.
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Olin
Monticello
Onstow
Center Junction
Marie Serbousek
Eloise Sutherland
Lyle Thompson
L. A. Dreibelbis
Esther Sinclair
May Himebauch
F. L. Provan
Onsiow
Ruth Clark
June Henrichs
Flanders’ Field
Georgia Moats
Laurel
Lois Naylor
Rudyard Kipling
Pauline Otten
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Provan
Edward Snell
Raymond Naylor Jr
A. P. Moats
Hugh Robinson
Taylor Ridge
Will Johnson
Walter Johnson
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
R. P. Clark
Wilma
Roberta
L. E. Hutton
Merle
James Wright
Raymond Eby
Hazel Eby
J. G. Nichols
William Thompson
Rice
Whatcom County
Argonne Front
Kitty Callahan
Alexander Callahan
P. D. Sutherland
William Plueger
Gloise
Bertha Mae
J. C. Balster
Mary Balster
Ahtieatine
Groove Moenk
Arend Balster
Everett Stickley
Buresh
Inver Moats
Guttenberg
L. E. Moats
E. J. Feddeler
Chicago
McDonald Hospital
Missouri
Eloise Kuhns
Jo Royden
Constance Naylor
Wilma Kuhns
W. E. Carson
Monticello High School
Thelma Gregory
Wheatland
W. B. Clark
Laura Sinclair
Kathleen Hughes
Martelle
Marion
Miss Sinclair
Ruth Craig
Wilma Craig
Amber
Scotch Grove
Center School
Mary Ann Otten
Ida Louise Brokens
Joyce Otten
Betty Lou Craig
Bernell Reid
Alice May Clark
Lawrence Kray
Loretta Kray
L. J. Hughes
William Carson
Lewis Wright
Canton
C. B. Carson
May Himebaugh
A. J. Himebaugh
Hopkinton
John Ahraken
Clinton
Charles Ladehoff
Henry Fricke
Mount Union
R. A. Naylor
Sunshine Girls 4-H
Lois Lange
John Petersen
H. J. Dirks
Miss Powers
James Otten
Peterson
Otto Lange
Presbyterian Sunday School
Amber School
Clarence Taylor
Leona Glenn
Marjorie Batchelder
Wyoming
Delite Folkerts
Anamosa
Victory School
Clay Township
Rachel Milne
Stanwood
Farm Bureau
Monti High School
George Harrs
Lester Zimmerman
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Mayeda Weers
Mildred Jacobs
Mherta Husman
Dorothy Otten
Alumni Banquet Honors Paul Smith at Monticello Center
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith attended the alumni banquet at Monticello last Friday evening with the former on the toast program. A group of neighbors enjoyed a picnic supper at Eby's mill last Thursday evening honoring those.
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S. W. Clark
Dean Alexander
Chicago
J. F. Livingstone
Will Alexander
Oliver Caldwell
Ronald
Anna Laurie
Gaylord Allen
Donald Bruce
Viola
J. N. Smith
Mildred Henneke
Merle Waugh
Delmar
Ben Heiken
Joe Wintz
Promise City
Carline
Paul Lazare
Centerville
Paul Smith
Monticello
Eby's Mill
Interdependent Welfare Of Industrial Workers And Farmers
Over eleven years income patterns for industrial workers and farmers show strong interdependence. Industrial income data come from payrolls of factories railroads and mines. Local social visits include multiple Cedar Rapids Onslow Monmouth and Wyoming residents with family gatherings and Memorial Day events.
Local Residents Enjoy Camping, Banquet At Spirit Lake
Onslow and guests camped at Spirit Lake and Lake Oxoboji reporting a catch of over one hundred fish. Alumni banquet draws 115 members at I. O. O. F. hall with Mable Paulsen elected president and Glenn Fayram treasurer. Attendees travel from Clinton Waterloo Davenport and Peoria.
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Howard Willison
Ralph Packhurst
Maquoketa
Spirit Lake
Oxoboji
Lee Williams
University Hospital
Iowa City
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rittenour Cafe
Mable Paulsen
Cornelius Paulsen
Amanda Westphal
Glenn Fayram
Ott
Reel
Ruth Pike
Harold Overholt
Patricia Britt
Clinton
Pearl Walters
Stanley Livingstone
Waterloo
Ed Franks
Lisbon
Wayne Molesberry
Plymouth
Dorothy Hamilton
Davenport
Ethel Mann
Mount Vernon
Bernice Frisby
Peoria
Dorothy Overholt
Westminster Club
F. L. Provan
Lois
Wanda Bullock
Ruth Sears
Chicago
Alice McDaniels
Washington
Glatha Willison
O. E
Wyoming
Lee Hanson
L. B. McKinstry
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Siler
L. M. Smith
Sumner
Marvin Holst
Ralph Cross
Katherine Kanole
Overholt
Robert Corbit
Oxford
Mich
Jessie McMaster
Woman's Missionary Society
Harriet Lamey
George Lyon
Latin America
Lee Warren
Resignations and local notices mark Onslow week
A center junction supper drew attendees from Onslow and nearby areas while Rev F L Provan announced his resignation as Presbyterian pastor effective July 1 leaving many friends saddened. Local business and hospital news included rides to Cedar Rapids and Des Moines and cattle shipments by Clarence Reade and Ben Schrader. A French scientist reports Vitamin A in red blood cells potentially aiding disease resistance.
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Onslow
M. E
Center Junction
F. L. Provan
Presbyterian Church
Provan
R. C. Walters
Mount Vernon
Roy Overley
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
George Paulsen
N. C. Holst
Des Moines
Clarence Reade
Ben Schrader
Association
Finger Print Use Traced To Early East Sign Manual
The practice of taking finger prints is noted as occurring in the east at an early period with thumb prints serving as a monarchs sign manual.
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East
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J. W. Hutton
Gerd Rickels
Irvin Leggett
Adolph Sather
Sinclair Homes
Sunbeam Mission Band
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Lou Ahraken
Ray Sanford
Susanne
Will Stingley
Ross Stingley
Gene
Tiskilwa
E. H. Stingley
Faye
Cedar Falls
Estelle Stingley
Ed Duncan
H. E. Stingley
T. E. Stanton
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J. W. Livingstone
Lucile
Robert Livingstone
University of Iowa
Lorna Mathes
Liberal
Kansas University
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Arizona
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
J. R. McNeilly
Anamosa Hospital
Will Fullerton
Baldwin
William Alexander
Frank Preas
Louise
Dixon
Fred Preas
E. W. Cox
Mme. Kennedy
Herbert Cox
Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Company
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
LeRoy Dirks
J. N. Baumel
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Ethel Courtney
Peter Prahm
Pauline Prahm
Smith
Demis
Scofield
Francis
Scofields
F. D. Sutherland
M. C. Crispin
Lou Hartman
Anambcsa
Will Smola
Charles Larkey
Central City
Leslie Smola
M. J. McNeilly
Merle Caldwell
Harry
J. B
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Ray Price
Norman Martens
O. O. Watson
Hearst Pencil
Osage
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George Burch
William Drinkwater
John Livingstone
Ellen McDonald
Creston
George McDonald
Fred Cramer
Castle Grove
J. F
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J. B. Moses
C. H. Nelson
B. W. Streeper
Ezra Sams
Hale
Mrs. Grey Dreibelbis
B. W
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Mercy Hospital
Cecil Koon
Erma Cisman
Dillon Hall
Cal Clark
Monmouth
Clark
M. Holst
Ernie Peters
Clinton County
Goose Lake
Charlotte
Hans Joenk
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Harvey Snyder
Mabel
Carmichael
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Henry Biler
Mildred
Velma Nielsen
Dickeyville
Erma Conley
John Jansen
Andrew Jansen
Bill Jansen
Bill Bramer
Mary Martens
Rockwell City
Frieda Olmstead
California
Floyd Horton
Howard Snyder
Albert McQuown
S. G. Hutton
David Walker
Hutton
Arthur Barlow and Sons
Lyon
Lamey
Barlow
Bill Ritenour
Savanna
Floyd Challis
Hannah Williams
Mabel Jeffries
Naomi Allen
Kansas City
Sam McCarty
Floyd
Keith McCarty
C. R. Smith
Rochester
W. A. Hicks
Skye
Patton
Great Proving Grounds
Pittsburgh
McNeill Hardware
Ziegfeld
William Powell
Myrna Loy and
Luise Rainer
Dubuque
Dubuque, Iowa
Dlay
Poutine
Oarelia Rati
Minnesota
John Deere
John Deere Tractors
Farmers Implement Co
John Deere Store
Cedar Street
ROPER
Bupane Gas
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