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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1934

Page

4

Jones County Farm Bureau elects officers and committees

L T Lorenzen of Madison township was elected permanent chairman of the Jones County Corn Hog Production Control association with Herman Helgens as vice-president and Carl Smith as secretary. An allotment committee was chosen including William Stanton Jr John Specht Harry Holcomb and Oscar Kinler to lead local administration under board powers.

L. T. Lorenzen Madison Township Jones County Herman Helgens Wayne Township Carl Smith William Stanton Jr Washington Township John Specht Castle Grove Township Harry Holcomb Greenfield Township Oscar Kinler Hale Township County Corn-Hog Control Association Corn-Hog Control Association

Washing Day Becomes Pleasurable With Proper Plans

On Wednesday a talk claimed washing day need not be drudgery. Emphasizing good equipment and planning, the presentation urged turning laundry into a pleasant task. Cass Fairview Wayne and Jackson townships were represented by Mesdames Hartman Rawson Fairbanks Allen Robertson Wehl ing Porter Sieveka Smith Workman Peet Koppenhaven Ruhl Peet and Miss Merle Peet.

Cass Fairview Wayne Jackson Mesdames Harold Hartman Merrill Rawson A. Ray Fairbanks S. 8. Allen Lloyd Robertson Henry Wehling J. E. Porter Peter Sieveka Carl R. Smith Sam Work

Martelle Boys Club Meets at Lacock Home

The Martelle boys club met at Milo Lacock’s home two miles south of Martelle on Wednesday evening February 28. Wilmer Richardson presided as fifteen members responded to roll call. Baby beef club members reported February progress and A C G Burnell spoke on the Three B’s. Stanley Parker and Richardson led entertainment. Merle Murfield led the club with John Sievers as chairman and Boyd Frantz as secretary treasurer.

Martelle Milo Lacock Wilmer Richardson Baby Beef Club A. C G. Burnell Martello Stanley Parker Merle Murfield John Sievers Boyd Frantz

Enrollment open for purebred sow and beef heifer clubs

Time remains for youths to join the purebred sow and litter club and the purebred beef heifer club. Agents will send enrollment cards and entry blanks to interested boys and girls ages 10 to 19 for sow and litter, and 12 to 20 for beef heifers as of January 1, 1934. Heifers must be registry eligible and calve after March 1.

Golden Opportunity for Farmers to Fight Noxious Weeds

The AAA promotes a wartime style plan against weeds with a set of methods under the corn hog program. Farmers may mow, plow, rake and burn weed infestations from May through August, fallow spring land, sow rye or alfalfa, and use green manure strategies to curb Canada thistle leafy spurge quack grass and horse nettle. The plan emphasizes repeated mowing, timely plowing, and rotations to suppress persistent perennials.

AAA

Weed Control and Land Management Practices for Spring Plow and Crop Rotation

The guidance covers spring seedings with nurse crops to prevent weed seed production, plowing fallow cycles for green manure, and sowing permanent pasture. It advises removing equal areas, cultivating to limit annual weeds, and using weed free land for contracted acreages. It notes crops can thrive on land with thistles and other perennials if infested areas are plowed late May and row crops planted, followed by repeated cultivation for two to three years.

Nurse crops aid seeding on corn-hog land says Iowa State

Iowa State College farm crops department urges seeding clovers and grasses with nurse crops on corn hog land to improve outcomes. They warn pasturing spring seedings without nurse crops is risky and advise cutting nurse crops early to mulch while preserving moisture for forage.

Iowa State College Farm Crops Department A. G. Black Iowa State College Economics Department

Farmers Question Hay Harvests Under 1935 Contract

Farmers debate whether harvesting hay in 1935 complies with the contract terms. The issue centers on permissible activities within the agreed obligations and potential implications for enforcement.

Understanding Thumps in Pigs and Preventive Soil Mix

Anemia is the true disease behind thumps in piglets. Early furrowed pigs are more prone before March 15. A preventive mix of field soil, iron oxide, and copper sulfate given to pigs aids iron and copper intake for better blood and oxygen transport.

America

4 H Farm Record Club Gains Popularity in Iowa Counties

The 4 H Farm Record club organized in Iowa aims to train farm boys in farm record keeping. Eligible youths aged 16 to 20 enrolled in livestock or crop projects can compete through March 1, 1935. Opening inventories are due by March 25, 1935 and the record books cost 35 cents. J J Wallace of the Cedar Valley Farm Business assoc offers to meet with boys and fathers to help start the records.

Iowa J. J. Wallace Cedar Valley Farm Business Association

Anamosa Savings Bank Moves to New Quarters

The Citizens Savings Bank relocates to new quarters in the Niles and Watters bank building enhancing location and service. Also in Anamosa, Mrs Estella Jump suffers a hip fracture after a fall at the Stanaway home and is hospitalized at Mercy.

Citizens Savings Bank Niles & Watters Bank Anamosa Estella Jump J. H. Stanaway Stanaway Jump Mercy Hospital Charles Daniels State Reformatory Bilson Reformatory Jones County A. G. Hejinan Southland Daytona Beach Florida Seabreeze Philadelphia John Hejinjan New York City E. H. Mulock CWA Iowa Civil Works Administration

Allotment Figures for Jones County Workers Decline

The text records employment totals for Jones county on local and federal projects, noting initial allotment of 413 men and 18 women, then 372 men and 16 women last week, with a Friday reduction to 311 men and 13 women.

Jones County

Egg Whites Beat In Cake Mixtures And Pepper Salads

After beating egg whites, do not beat again once added to cake batter. Second beating can deflate the foam. Fold in the beaten whites. A few tablespoons of chopped red and green peppers enhance cold slaw or salads.

Culinary Tips From Everyday Cooking Notes

The passage suggests adding burnt sugar to flour for gravy flavor and mixing sugar with cocoa to season buttered toast. It also offers a potato trick to clean a vinegar cruet and praises having multiple measuring cups. A Balzac quote about women forgiving loves ends the excerpt.

Anchovies and Nuts Add Flair in Classic Pairings

A note suggests anchovies as a relish for cold meats and on toast. For cake flavoring a pistachio note blends half vanilla with half almond for a nutty finish.

Abstracts and Title Services Highlighted at D McCarn & Son

An Anamosa Iowa firm D McCarn & Son promotes bonded abstracting since 1857 offering complete abstract plant services. They emphasize membership in the American Title Association and State Title Association with title insurance policies available.

D. McCarn & Son Anamosa, Iowa American Title Association State Title Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jones County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Esther Pond Ames S. H. Ellison W. E. Hay Paul Smith W. B. Clark William Reese J. W. Streeter Catherine Jo Peet Althea Shumaker A. Ray Pairbanks H. C. Newhard Laura Sinclair Ray Sanford Leola Dean Ada Jones Jean Frantz Clay Peck County Home Project Committee Sam Workman Clem Liddy Lovell William Balsiger Richland Claude Peet J. C. McConaughy Greenfield Ed Wilcox Carl Wehling Jackson Township Crest Haven Carl Harriet Cookingham Martelle Boys Club Vor Star Ham Armour Chicago Maytag Newton R. H. Balster Farm Monticello Nee Ey Germany Morton Balzac Cooking Gladys Looney Ff Saking Toker Home Economist The Monticello Express Opera House Sev Stuhlers Dennis Brothers Dubuque Stuhler’s
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