Revered James W Bond obituary and life outline
Rev James W Bond born near Memphis Ohio August 7 1945 pursued farming early life joined Presbyterian church in Xenia Ohio attended Wilmington and Lebanon colleges and Grant University Chattanooga Tennessee. He served in Cedar Rapids Presbytery Center Junction with a long church career continuing until illness prompted a leave of absence and his death followed.
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James W. Bond
Memphis
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Xenia
Wilmington
Lebanon
College of Theology
Grant University
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Mathda Rees
Bond
Alexandria
Virginia
Roncevert
West Virginia
Cedar Rapids
Center Junction
Critter Junction
Seateh Crove
Xet Springs
Arkansas
Irens
Ufe
J. W. Bond
Dunn Green Nuptials at St Martin's Church Cascade
Cascade March 8 1028 Stella Dunn and Joseph Green married at St Martin's church Monday morning February The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs F Dunn of Whitewater township. groom a progressive farmer near Cascade and son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Green. They plan to live on James Murphy farm with many well wishes from friends. Mrs Pickery dies at Temple Hill leaving nine children and a four year old eldest.
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St. Peter's Church
Temple Emi
Causcade
Tor Glynn
Tet Contin
Jabaque
New Orleans
Oh G O'Nedd
Viehksburg
Mississippi
Pitta Moran
cCascade
Newlyeweds
Michiel Peiffer
Louis Place
St Peters Church
Terople
Hiflar Kool
West
Senile
Evenea
Hillerotd Miller
Mro
Mere Otte Miller
Moegrey
Inosa Pigeschiy
Tor Gorda
Areca
Garytedis
Poerts
Teels
Stella Dunn
Joseph Green
St. Martin's Church
3. F. Dunn
Whitewater Township
Cascade
Stephen Green
James Murphy
Pickery
Temple Hill
Local Gossip Notes Include Incomplete Speeches and Visits
An incomplete report lists Lena Matruge of Monticello attending a spring term at a district school, John Caspers making a business trip to Jannworthy, and Anni Husman visiting Miami as a hoster on Friday.
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Lena Matruge
Monticello
Avene
John Caspers
Jannworthy
Tesday
ssoAnni Husman
Fire destroys Siebels incubators and chick house
Last Wednesday evening a fire destroyed Henry Siefels 10000 egg incubators the building housing them and 400 chicks. The blaze started from a stove in the chicken house and with a strong wind burned the structures to the ground. Siebels counted himself lucky the wind blew the flames away from other buildings.
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Henry Siebels
Siebels
Will 4Immernan
Jasnellen
Tin Batlexs
Miri
Anamosa
Turhan
Antioch
Harry Seheele
Jom Citas
Warne
Fragmented OCR notices and names from a local newspaper page
A garbled OCR extract lists names, addresses, and events from a local community page. It mentions residents, samples of court or boundary notices, a meeting schedule, demonstrations, and personal notes about illnesses and social events, all rendered with numerous misspellings.
Social notes recount moves and gatherings in Scotcllie Grove
March items show multiple house warmings and parties at Henrichs Laughlin and Moore homes. Residents plan Women’s Club and Farm Bureau events with patriotic decor and refreshments. Visitors include John Liddy, Charles Metcalf, Kate Louis, and Mrs Sutherland.
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Scotclie Grove
Charlie Henrichs
Aiis Henrichs
Cearlel Laughlin
Webster
Thomas Moore
Drarma City Club
Fr W. Brady
Carson
Ben Otten
Sutherland
Chitagro
Vedar Pis
Ruth Paul and Mrs Sarah Return Visit to Cen tradite
Miss Ruth Paul traveled with Mrs Sarah to Cen tradite returning on Wednesday. They planned a local meeting with Merle A. and others, with social gatherings and a schedule of events through March.
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Prarrteberg
Ruth Paul
Sarah
Richards
Lovell Township Farm Bureau Meeting At Public Library
Lovell township Farm Bureau met at the public library on Tuesday February 24 with a varied program. George spoke on farmer education and mutual aid through a life insurance association, cooperative marketing via the Rortners creamery, and cooperation benefits for workers and trades. Jo Stewart described how cooperation supports farmers. supply and demand govern markets, and overproduction depresses prices. Wool data showed 40 percent of U S wool used domestically and a five year world production of 3 203 000 000 pounds. Evelyn May reported on a Ames trip for boys and girls clubs reaching 2 200 youths. A student play from School District No 5 titled No Girls Admitted drew applause. Lovell township adopts a yearly yearbook detailing the year s plan. Jones County has ten girls libraries.
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Lovell Township
George
My George
Jo Stewart
United States
John Matthiessen
Suvine
Jean Corot
Maxwell Parish
Culti-Vale
Evelyn May
Ames
Fred Heiken
Margaret Milers
Nellie Naule
Sernice Burrichter
Frances Hughes
Renk Miers
Robert Wilhelm
Chauncey Robertson
Marc Garrow
Jones County
Jones County wool growers plan pooling and reorganization
Farm Bureau notes indicate strong farmer support for reorganizing the Jones County Wool Growers association and pooling wool this year. Meetings with Iowa Fleece Wool Growers secretary B J Stewart and County Agent in Monticello Anamosa Wyoming and Olin discussed good prices and cooperative marketing through direct sales to Boston mills.
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Jones County
Wool Growers’ Association
B. J Stewart
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers' Association
Monticello
Anamosa
Wyoming
Olin
Stewart
Boston
County Wool Growers’ Association
Castle Grove
Lovell
Herman Rerinseheen
Oxford Township
Anamosa and Eureka News Briefs from Local Scene
Boots sustains severe finger injury at Anamosa creamery after being crushed by a butter box and churn beam. Frank Yarrington pleads guilty to liquor nuisance in Clay township. fined and jailed for 90 days. Frank W. Jones named superintendent of Anamosa public schools. previously at Strawberry Point. Mrs. Elizabeth Angie Doyle, former resident and sister of Sheriff Bodenhofer, dies in Des Moines. Forty and Wight lodge convenes at Legion hall. 1925 officers elected across several posts in Anamosa and nearby towns.
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M. E. Boots
Anamosa Creamery
Frank Yarrington
Clay Township
Ellison
Yarrington
Frank W. Jones
Board of Education
Anamosa
Jones
Strawberry Point
Center Junction
Elizabeth Angie Doyle
Des Moines
Sheriff Bodenhofer
Doyle
Forty and Wight
Legion Hall
Chef
Lee Byerly
Anamerd
Charles Coxsee
Monticello
W. F E. Schreiber
Wyoming
H. A. Pelton
Gurde de la Poarte
Ogge
Oxford Junction
K. J. King
Anwimnosay Gardes de Prisonnier
Loren Lorenzen
John Willis
Monticoeo
L. W. Ellis
Cheviots Locale
Henry Carlson
H. W. Flanken
L. W. Lowrey
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Plans March Services
Services at Wayne Zion Lutheran next Sunday march 8 begin 15 minutes earlier for confirmation class exams from 11 30 to 12 00 Rev Otto Sitzler of Mineola Iowa has accepted a call to Castle Grove St Peter and Pauls and plans to arrive about March 19. Sunday school reorganized March 8 at 9 30 pm with attendance cards for youths 4 to 16. Lenten services each Friday at 2 pm. teachers meeting held at parsonage with Misses Zimmerman Eden Harms Rieken Siemers. 1924 work praised. Rev Wills slated Europe trip. odd clippings follow.
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Wayne Zion's Lutheran Church
Otto Sitzler
Mineola
Iowa
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Castle Grove
Sitzler
Lena Zimmerman
Eliza Zimmerman
Mary Eden
Ida Eden
Ida Harms
Martha Rieken
Grace Siemers
Monticello Cow Testing Report February 1925
The Monticello Cow Testing Association reports February 1925 averages of 707 pounds milk and 23.7 pounds fat from 266 cows. Seventeen cows sold for beef and seven for dairy. Five new cows were bought. The report lists top herds and high individual cows with milk and fat yields and semi official notes for several Holstein and Guernsey crosses. The association seeks new members for the year starting May 1 and outlines questions to gauge profitability and farm management skills.
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Monticello
Gene McLaughlin
C. N. Hein
Shomont Farms
Steve Petersen
Suteniai
Shover & Orentz
Shomont
Lily DeKol Greenwood
Gene McLanaghlin
Panay
Wilcox & Sons
Cow Testing Association
R. P. Cox
pamphlets boost chicken sales by promoting them with stationers
A note suggests profits in poultry by using pamphlets and stationery from The xpress. It promises true to type pictures at no extra cost to promote chicken sales.
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The
Express
Package bees and queens urged for spring delivery timing
F B Paddock of Iowa State College urges timely ordering of three pound packages of bees as a reliable start for new beekeepers. Arrival ranges from April 20 at the Missouri line to May 20 at the Minnesota line. The college will name trustworthy dealers and provide installation guidance. Feeding with sugar syrup is advised upon arrival.
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Tonger
F. B. Paddock
Iowa State College
Iowa
Missouri Line
Minnesota
Beekeeping Department
Towa State College
More Room for Poultry Says Iowa Expert
H A Bittenbender of Iowa State College urges ample space early hatches and balanced feeding to avoid a poultry crisis. He notes 1921 to 1923 data show larger flocks with lower eggs per hen and stresses milk as a good feed and early hatching to secure higher prices and stronger chicks.
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H. A. Bittenbender
Iowa State College
Iowa
Pertinent Paragraphs and Quips Across Papers
A collage of quotes from diverse papers notes Calvinists avoiding Geneva and Wall Street Journal. The Boston line says poverty is not crime but counts against you if you sin. The Philadelphia Record laments overbusy people. European statesmen call Uncle Sam a Shylock. A legal fable credits a tricky lawyer for freeing Shylock from loan. The Southern Lumberman recalls worry for posterity in future Federal inspectors. The Ohio State Journal echoes similar concerns.
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Calvin
Geneva
Wall Street Journal
Boston’ Transcript
Philadelphia
Sam
Ohio State Journal
Sheep and Lambs On Feed Decline From 1924 to 1926
United States feed livestock data show the total sheep and lambs on feed January 1 1926 was four percent lower than January 1 1924.
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United States
Birth Announcements From The Monticello Express
The Monticello Express advertises a full line of birth announcements in plain white pink or blue. Orders can be executed on short notice. Sunlight is free give the chicks plenty.
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