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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1934

Page

3

Jones County Farm Bureau gathers for 1934 plans

About 35 Farm Bureau members met at the Gillen hotel Anamosa to map 1934 goals and a county wide membership drive aiming to exceed 500 members. Allen Kline discussed Iowa Farm Bureau federation efforts while leaders of local Holstein and 4 H groups outlined continued programs and awards.

Farm Bureau Gillen Hotel Anamosa Allen Kline Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Jones County

Emergency crop loans available again in 1934

County agent announces that emergency crop loans will reopen in 1934 and be handled at the Farm Bureau office. Borrowers must obtain a county production council statement if applicable to show no intent to increase acreage, with minimum and maximum loans set at 25 and 250 dollars. Farmers seeking 159 or more must apply to the production credit association first. rejection is considered proof that other credit is unavailable.

Farm Bureau County Production Council Agricultural Adjustment Administration Production Credit Association

Seed samples tested free of charge at Farm Bureau

Seed samples may be brought to the Farm Bureau office for analysis at no cost. The seed testing laboratory will perform the tests and report results.

Farm Bureau

Seed Treatment Kills Oat Smut Before Planting

Farmers are advised to disinfect oats to prevent smut by applying formaldehyde solution before sowing. Mix one pint of formaldehyde with six to ten gallons of water to treat 50 to 60 bushels, cover for four hours or overnight, then sow promptly. Formaldehyde at 40 percent strength is available at drug stores around fifty cents per pint.

Revised farm record book aids corn hog program accounting

Iowa State College extension service releases an updated farm management account book for corn hog program records. It includes receipts and expenses, year end net income measures, and blanks for net worth statements and comparisons with Iowa averages. An option to keep more detailed monthly records or corn hog data is also offered and distributed free with a small printing cost.

Farm Management Extension Service Iowa State College Iowa Agricultural Adjustment Administration

County officials form temporary beef cattle group in Jones county

Beeef cattle producers and feeders in Jones county met at the courthouse to discuss AAA inclusion and county organization. A temporary committee was elected with N C Holst as chair Clarence Reid as vice chair Edgar Bench as secretary treasurer and four directors representing each quarter. New herd testers Ed Muller and Jack Smith joined, and testing continues into the new year starting May 1. Reviews show mixed milk and butterfat yields among local herds with notable records from the Men’s Reformatory herd and others. Delbert Mayberry, tester.

William Vincent Reformatory Farms Jones County Halstein Breeders Association Gillen Hotel Anamosa J. E. Tyler Carl R. Smith W. L. Smith Central City Lee Finn Viola Ed Wilcox Monticello Chris Peterson Onslow George Mark Court House AAA Carl Smith N. C. Holst Center Junction Clarence Reid Wyoming Edgar Bench Ed Muller Jack Smith Stony Point CTA Henry Wehling J. E. Johnson Tom Shover Prentice Streeter Tyler and McGovern Monroe and Walderbach Men's Reformatory Delbert Mayberry

Cascade social notes and local elections report

Cascade residents host visitors from Corbin Dubuque Worthington and Mount Mercy students. A baby born at Mercy hospital Anamosa. Fire at St Marys church caused smoke water damage and insured loss. East Cascade school elects Lloyd J Hoffman director while West Cascade selects Pettinger Skahill McNally and Dahlem. Cascade voters set March 26 election dates with two nomination tickets listed.

Wilson McDermott Chicago Cascade Edward Williams Corbin Kansas T. C. Barrett Williams A. L. Morrison Oxford Junction M. E. Barrett Leo Lees Dubuaque Tony Schoemoeller Worthington John Moon Buster" Willenberg Upper Town T. J. Conlin Clifford Cody Dubuque William Cover Anamosa J. H. Devaney Mytt Fagan Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Barrett Carlotta Dahlem Mount Mercy Donald Orr Mount Vernon John Orr W. K. Aitchison Mercy Hospital Cascade Fire Department St. Mary's Church Ray Offerman Dyersville Joanne Katherine Offerman Callista Kean Citizens George A. Wassenaar William Grace Frank Kremer William Fagan Louis Dandl Arthur Lauser Raymond Bisenius J. B. Becker Leo Dolphin

Scotch Grove Presbyterian Aid reelects officers at meeting

Attendance at the Presbyterian Aid gathering at Mrs. George Moats home included a noon picnic and an afternoon business session during which the entire current officer slate was re elected. Officers named were President Mrs. W B Clark Vice President Mrs Lewis Wright and Secretary Treasurer Mrs M M Sinclair.

Presbyterian Aid George Moats W. B. Clark Lewis Wright M. M. Sinclair Clifton Abbott Cedar Rapids R. A. Naylor Flay Dirks John Ahraken L. J. Schiemme Ed Zirkelbach Laura Sinclair Cornell Mount Vernon Center Junction High School Mess Hiden Holst C. M. Holst Monticello High School A. Alyea

Presbyterian Church History Noted In Local Recount

A local historical note recalls church attendance patterns at Scotch Grove Presbyterian and nearby parishes. It covers families including Schrader Henrichs Stuhler and Stahler, baptism dates for William and Frederick, and migration to Monticello. It highlights 19th century travel and dedication to worship.

Terian Church Foster Farm Bureau Albert Schrader Max Rex Jon William Henrichs The Presbyterian Church William Stuhler Johnsontown Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church George Stahler William Frederick Monticello

Gas trouble prompts stomach relief claims

Mrs Anna Northrup of Newfield New York alleges a gas related stomach distress and credits Unos Treatment with recovery after a flat stomach specialist’s triplesactlam approach. The ad lists complaints of stomach ulcers indigestion heartburn gas pains and belching and offers a trial with money back guarantee sold by Palmer's Drug Store.

Anna Northrup Newefield New York Bhenew Unos Palmer’s Drug Store

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Jones County Farm Bureau Holstein Breeders’ Association Fortune Finders Lerna Gerdes Gerdes Elf Pusa James Patrick Moran J. B. Albers Ginter St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery Moran Patrick Margaret Maddyian Moran William J Eldred P Raymond Donald Leo J Phoenix Ariz Herbert Decorah Laura Brom Henry George Lauser Michael Sadler Walter Hunter John Becker John Lowham Joseph Sehwind Henry Devlin William Drummond Lavern Fay Joeoh McMullen Mme Walter Huiter Eos Ry Ooehy Ratonspe Mildred Leys MocMullen Dale Minshall Harlan Ain al Marjorie Lane Marty Ann Goyvan Richard Roe Leen Yitta Rooney Mip Segat Merly Mies Theresa McLaughlin Mary Teresva Visitation Josephine Curoe Washington, D.C Eldon Willian Harsid Sarah Drummy Peoria Willan Curet Gewiths Richard Curoe David Donovan Robert Kean John Cary Charles Devhne Charles Devhne Daw Welsve Bearers Were Wile Lim Driscoll C. F. Smyth Nicholas Knepper Henry Gehl Leo Francis John Connally Beef Cattle Meeting Anamosa Cta Scotch Grove W. H. McDaniel Tony Smidt Monticello State Bank Pontiac Michigan America Fisher Gee McLaughlin Buick CO Monticello, Iowa Miss Looney Dennis Brothers Stuhler’s Grocery
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