Hog Sanitation and Vaccination School Planned in Cascade
Jones County Farm Bureau moves to hold a hog sanitation and vaccination school after many requests. A veterinary specialist from Iowa State College will be scheduled, with Cascade area farmers most involved. The two day course aims to teach profitable hog management and issues state permits to qualified enrollees. Interested parties should contact the county agent or Clarence Strang in Cascade.
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Iowa State College
Cascade
Farm Bureau
Clarence Strang
Iowa Farm Bureau backs amendments to agricultural act
Farmers across 49 counties and 40 000 families join 500 000 other farm families in 35 states to back amendments to the agricultural adjustment act. President Edward A. O'Neal of the American Farm Bureau federation denounces board of trade farmers and meat packers, urging Congress to grant agriculture a fair share of national income for a full economic recovery.
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Iowa
Congress
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Washington, D. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
O’neal
Board of Trade Farmers
O'Neal
United Action and Farm Bureau Belief in Cooperation
The piece urges farmers to unite through Farm Bureau membership to pursue agricultural parity and fair taxation. It emphasizes neighborliness progress and cooperation, calling for organize to secure justice at state and national levels and to help secure better national income for farmers.
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Farm Bureau
February C T A Dairy Culls Highlight High Milk and Butterfat
The February cull reduced 39 cows across five herds 8.7 percent to remove low producers age and udder trouble. Monroe and Walderback led with 13 Holsteins averaging 1146 pounds milk 35.9 pounds butterfat. The Men's Reformatory herds posted strong figures and individual cows boasted top yields such as 2047 pounds milk and 90.1 pounds butterfat.
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Bang
Association
Monroe
Walderback
J. M. Byerly
John H. Smith
Men’s Reformatory
Flax as a Versatile Crop Suggested for Iowa Rotation
Delbert BE. Mayberry Flax touted as a drought and chinch bug resistant cash crop suitable for most rotatorn plantings in Iowa. It provides strong Des Moines markets, yields about twice oats, fits with same seed bed and machinery, good nurse crop for clovers and alfalfa, and requires early planting with proven wilt resistant varieties like Bison. Appraisal of Seed Corn notes corn-hog committeeinspections to set 1935 yields across farms based on ten year averages.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Kansas
Poor germination in 1934 oats prompts testing
Farm Bureau results on oats raised in 1934 show very poor germination with 50 to 80 percent dead in some tests. Very few samples from 1934 oats exhibit good germination. officials urge testing all oats before planting, especially 1934 crop.
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Farm Bureau
Farm Tax Rules Prompt Georgia Farmers to File Reports
The 1934 state income tax deadline is April 1 to avoid penalties. Individuals must file if single with $600+ net income, married with $1100+ net income, or gross income $3000+. Farmers must itemize receipts and expenses and report 1933 stock and grain sales. C E Murphy will visit March 4 to 9 at the Farm Bureau office to answer questions.
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C. E. Murphy
State Board
Farm Bureau
Murphy
Forage Seed Advice For Jones County Farmers
Jones County farmers are urged to plan now for emergency hay and fodder. Soybeans sudan grass cane sorghum and oats are best suited with seed supplies varying by crop. Early buying advised due to limited sudan grass millet and oats seed and potential price increases.
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Jones County
Towa
Tlmnois
Sudan
Sorghum Seed Shortage and Adapted Varieties Notice
Reports show limited common sweet sorghum varieties with Hegari seed plentiful and Atlas Grahama scarce. Oats must be Iowa grown or from suitable-adapted regions. hay cut in milk stage feeds horses but falls short of red clover for dairy use. Cow peas and field peas largely exclude from Iowa rotations. cow peas suit Sandy soils in extreme southeast. seed costs rise for hot weather crops.
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Atlas
Grahama
Iowa
Farm Bureau praised for aiding AAA recovery program
Chester C. Davis, administrator of the agricultural adjustment act, lauds the American Farm Bureau for long standing cooperation in the Triple A. He credits the Farm Bureau with fostering cooperation and organization and urges support for proposed amendments. President O Neal calls on members to contact Congress to back the changes.
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AAA
AFBA
Chester C. Davis
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Mr. Davis
O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Local music contest winners noted at Wyoming schoolhouse
Wyoming Christal Marie Stoffel alto solo Robert Hansen cornet solo and Carl Broderson bass solo won first in their divisions at the Wednesday event led by Prof Harold Baltz Cornell college. District contest entrants include John Heasty Maryann Wilker Helen Levsen Rob ert Pelkey Betty Jane Levsen Imogene Jurgensen and two vocal groups.
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Christal
Marie Stoffel
Robert Hansen
Carl Broderson
Harold Baltz
Music Department
Cornell College
Jacqueline Kinler
Verna Hanold
Floreine Herzberger
Paul Koch
J. A. Hoegen
William Wilker
C. F. Saxon
M. E. Church
S. V. Wiliams
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Joan Buchholtz
Lena Westphal
Carrie Westphal
G. Zellinger
Deborah
Henry Wolfe
M. BR. Ladies’ Aid
Gerald Mader
Earl Mallicoat
W. H. Alden
Dorcas
C. J. Snewersen
George Hervberger
Eleanor
Marilyn
Davenport
Verne Westphal
Luther League
Center Junction Burdick's Aces win independent tourney title
Center Junction Burdick's Aces defeated Tranch Taking Company of Dubuque 32 to 30 in the final to claim the independent tournament crown. Hopkinton beat Oxford Junction 54 to 25 in the semifinals while Dubuque defeated Shomont 48 to 30 in overtime. Oxford defeated Shomont 61 to 36 in the consolation. ilo Johnston of Wyoming officiated and an all tournament team was named with players from Burdick's Aces Hopkinton and Dubuque among others.
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Burdick
Aces
Hopkinton
Tranch
Five
Dubuque
Oxford Junction
Shomont
Oxford
Ilo Johnston
Wyoming
Center Junction notes school honors and dairy loan news
The Center Junction high school announces honor roll for the fourth six weeks with seniors Merlin Drei belbis Thelma Husman juniors Nelda Davis Lucile Livingstone sophomores Jean McNeilly Robert Han Sen freshmen Marcella Otten Louis Bohlken Those never absent or tardy listed. The Farmers Mutual Creamery of Center Junction secured a loan from a Omaha regional bank for cooperatives after re incorporating under Iowa law. Patron members numbered 25 percent higher, butterfat averaged 27 cents per pound with January 1935 at 39 15 cents. The Farmers Mutual Creamery becomes eastern Iowa’s first dairy cooperative to obtain the loan.
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Center Junction
S. G. Thompson
Center Junction High School
Merlin Dreibelbis
Thelma Husman
Nelda Davis
Lucile Livingstone
Jean McNeilly
Robert Han Sen
Marcella Otten
Louis Bohlken
Eileen Chase
Lloyd Goldsmith
Imogene Chase
Evelyn Courtney
Selena Otten
Harold Alyea
Dillon Mead
Jack Stingley
Miriam Courtney
Luella Seehusen
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
Iowa
Regional Bank For Cooperatives At
Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
Center Junction Association
Women's Missionary Society
J. B. Moses
J. N. Smith
Japan
John Livingstone
America
Cedar Rapids
E. Peters
C. M. Holst
Helen Holst
Lloyd Preston
Irving Eile
Richard
Mary Ellen Andrews
Ray
Roy Martin
Maurice McNeilly
Morley
Ed Duncan
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lucy Dodge
S. W. Clark
W. S
Methodist
Estella Stingley
Will
Peoria
Ross
Bradford
Paul Smith
Beahl Perrine
Guy McDonald
Scott McDonald
E. F. Kleineck
Manchester
Wyoming
Clarence
Bennett
Welton
Oxford Junction
Marcella
Donna Dret~ Kelbis
Helen Himebaugh
Lottie Rickels
Audra Serbousek
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
Paul Paulsen
John Alexander
Springville
J. P. Livingstone
George Seehusens
Viola
East Cass Notes Highlight Local Moves and Illness
Clarence Connolly returned to Dubuque after six months with his uncle Henry Stulken. The Burlingham family and Ernest Rickless visited Cedar Rapids last Saturday. Dorothy Gerdes is ill at home this week. Lyle Clark and baby Jean Martin came home from McDonald hospital. Lucille Clark returned home after two weeks with grandparents near Monticello. Wilma Moats helps at the Clark home. School No. 6 Cass closed for scarlet fever concerns. The Erlest Prult family shows improvement. Herman Dirks works at John Kray farm. Vincent Stulken at Will Oltman farm for months. Clarence Hannan aids his uncle near Morley. Clark family visitors from Monticello. Condit and Pairbanks in Waterloo for a Maytag company event. Grace Benedict and children spent a Friday in Anamosa. Ruth Topping returned near Monticello after month at Henry Poppe home. Ernest Condit and family from Souris, N. D. visiting in Fila Watt home. Hickory Grove 4 H meets at School No. 1 with dairying program and seed corn testing planned. Ten members, leader Fred Heiken and county agent John Ingels present. Rudolph Ortgies attended. Crist and family moved to the former Mutler place, now Andrew Watt’s. Condit families from Cass and Souris visited Lester Fairbanks.
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Clarence Connolly
Dubuque
Henry Stulken
Frank Burlingham
Ernest Rickless
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Gerdes
Lyle Clark
Jean Martin
McDonald Hospital
Lucille Clark
Allan Fairbanks
Monticello
Wilma Moats
Seatch Grove
Clark
Cass
Vadena Finney
Prult
Herman Dirks
John Kray
Vincent Stulken
Will Oltman
Clarence Hannan
James Darrow
Morley
Charles Clark
Donald
Chester Condit
Frank Pairbanks
Waterloo
Maytag Company
Condit
Grace Benedict
Anamosa
C. B. Darrow
Ruth Topping
Henry Poppe
Selma Barney
Ernest Condit
Souris
N. D
Fila Watt
Hickory Grove
Fred Heiken
John Ingels
Rudolph Ortgies
Crist
Frank Mutler
Andrew Watt
Lester Fairbanks
HeeHaw News Monticello March 1935 entertainment and ads
Local Monticello issue features home entertainment notes and multiple ads. Humor bits reference repairs, roofing, insurance, and automotive services. Community notes promote Lumber Yard and heat sales, with light jokes on golf and taxes.
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Monticello
Yowsa
St. Anthony and Dakota
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