Iowa Farmers Increase Incomes Through Conservation Study
A U S Soil Conservation Service study shows 28 Iowa farms using full conservation plans earned an average 1945 income of 4066 dollars, 568 dollars more than 28 non conservation farms. Per acre income was 24 04 dollars, with higher yields in corn soybeans oats and hay and more pork beef and butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cris H. Randolph
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Jones County
Randolph
State Agricultural Colleges
United States
Wayne
Decatur
Rohrer Family Farm Near Stillwell Oklahoma
Bob Rohrer, a former Monticello man, reports farming near Stillwell Oklahoma. Since moving to the farm he planted 22 peach trees 15 cherry and plum trees and plans 25 apple trees and 1000 strawberry plants this fall. Mr and Mrs Raymond Rohrer of Chicago visited and bought a 30 acre farm nearby to grow fruit and berries. The Rohrers live on highway 51 southeast of Stillwell with good bus and mail service and enjoy the climate and surrounding country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rohrer
Monticello
the Express
Stillwell
Okla
Raymond Rohrer
Chicago
Rohrers
Highway 51
Lovell 4-H Club Holds Meeting At Buol Home
Lovell's Happy Helpers met at Greta and Marjorie Buol home with 12 members a leader two mothers and guest Joyce Muller present. Janice Freese presided four members were absent and the group practiced posture. Greta Buol demonstrated textile painting and Betty Fass spoke on Be Fresh Feel Fresh Look Fresh. Freese spoke on bedspreads. Luncheon hosted by the Buol sisters mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Greta
Marjorie Buol
Joyce Muller
Janice Freese
Greta Buol
Betty Fass
Schneider Promoted To Corporal On Okinawa
Phillip F. Schneider, Monticello, son of Mr and Mrs I H Schneider, promoted to corporal by headquarters 316th bombardment wing VH. He is a Monticello high school class of 1943 and attended the University of Iowa. He serves in the 10th quota technical unit on occupational duty in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip F. Schneider
I. H. Schneider
Monticello
316Th Bombardment Wing
Schneider
University of Iowa
10Th Quota
Pacific
Glamour Is In The Mind Not In A Sweater Quote
Erskine Johnson notes glamour lies in perception not in clothing. The remark emphasizes inner style over fashion items and frames elegance as a mental attribute rather than apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine Johnson
Supervisors Let Two Bids For County Coal
The Jones county supervisors held a hearing Tuesday and let two coal bids. Eclipse Lumber of Anamosa won the courthouse coal at 8.15 per ton while Amber Cooperative Creamery sold county home coal at 8.10 per ton. Both bids were subject to strikes and government restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Eclipse Lumber Company
Anamosa
Court House
Amber Cooperative Creamery Company
California visitors stay with Bonwell group en route home
Mr and Mrs Clifton Woodhams and Miss Ruth Coxsee of Redwood City Calif were guests of Mr and Mrs Guy C Bonwell on Thursday. They are traveling home from the East in a new automobile bought in Detroit. The Census Bureau reports the US population including overseas armed forces at 141 229 000 on July 1 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Woodhams
Ruth Coxsee
Redwood City
Calif
Guy C. Bonwell
Detroit
United States
Bureau of Census
Schuetz Motors Inc Incorporation Articles Filed in Iowa
The document outlines the formation of Schuetz Motors Inc a chapter 84 Iowa corporation. It lists Monticello Jones County Iowa as principal place, states objects include automobile retail and wholesale repair and related goods and real estate and security transactions. It mentions corporate seals officers signatures required for real property conveyances and mortgage releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code of Iowa
Iawa
Schuetz Motors Inc
Monticello
Jones
Tawa
Articles of incorporation for Schuetz company in Monticello
The document outlines corporate details for a Monticello Iowa company. It sets authorized capital at ten thousand dollars in one hundred dollar shares, payment in full required to issue stock, and options for stock issuance for non monetary assets with executive council approval. It describes a 20 year corporate period with renewal, governance by a board of two to three directors, officer elections, and annual stockholder meetings on the third Wednesday of January. It names Samuel H Schuetz Paul T Schuetz and Clara M Schuetz as initial directors and officers with terms through 1948, and includes notary acknowledgment dated January 24 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Secretary of State
Zotlowics
Samuel H. Schuetz
Monticello
Paul T. Schuetz
Clara M. Schuetz
Board of Directors
Faul T. Schuetz
Jones
Nella M. Hoffman
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Matt
John T. Webber
United States Army
Dangju
Korea
Rohrer
Stillwell, Okla
Buol
Okinawa
Kuriger Bros
L. A. Petersen
Honeymead
TIP Top
L. A. Petersen Feed Service
Farmer’s Canning
Johnson’s Rendering Service
Hopkinton
Lahey’s
Hopkinton Anamosa
Dyersville Center
Jet
Ryan
Monticello Central City
Cascade
Delhi
Prairieburg
Bushnell’s Shell
Walker's
E. E. Frith Co
Dubuque
Buckner’s Dairy Carbonated Beverage Department
Schuetz Motors, Inc
Monticello, Iowa
KENT
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
Monty
Monty Cafe
Phillips
Ney
Phillips 66
Egger Oil Company
Phillips “66
Pacific Northwest
Villoustome Park
Milwaukee
Islani “Wolleend
Aha Ay
Touralux
Milwaukee Road
Hiawatha
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