Nutrition course third lesson in Jones County Farm Bureau series
The Jones County Farm Bureau presents the third lesson of a four part nutrition course led by Ruth Cessna from Iowa State College on Food Preparation and Table Service. Training schools run March 11 to March 20 at multiple homes with county 4-H committee oversight and district meeting participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ruth Cessna
Iowa State College
Washington
Clay
Scotch Grove
Wayne
Eugene Batley
Amber
Richland
Lovell
Castle Grove
Cass
Edwin Wilcox
Monticello
Madison
Wyoming
Oxford
Hale
F. L. Provan
Onslow
Jackson
Fairview
Greenfield
Rome
Max Wortman
Anamosa
Reorganization Meeting for Anamosa Contesting Association
William Vincent, president, announces a Saturday March 21 meeting to reorganize the Anamosa contesting association for the coming year. Floyd Johnson of Iowa State College dairy extension will assist. Wendell Donnelly urges all members and interested dairymen to attend the 1 p.m. session at the courthouse court room.
Farm Bureau to mail spraying information for fruits
The Farm Bureau will again distribute timely spraying guidance during the year. The service includes spray materials to use and application timing. Farmers wanting summer updates should leave their names with the county agent at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Hog shipment shows strong gains for Jackson township farmer
Pete Sieveka reports eight Hampshire Chester White cross hogs shipped to Chicago at 242 pounds each at five months eight days old. They averaged 1.52 pounds daily gain since birth with a market price of 10.15 per cwt and feed costs around 5.60 per cwt. He notes excellent gains despite January February cold and urges plans for 1936 pasture improvements including lime phosphate and legume reseeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sieveka
Jackson Township
Chicago
Hampshire
Chester White
Steveka
Rape Pasture Proves Valuable for Iowa Hogs
H D Hughes of Iowa State College urges rape pasture for hog producers lacking alfalfa. Experimental seedings and farmer experience show rape delivers high pork returns. Dwarf Essex rape should be sown early, thrives in frost cool weather and moisture, and is commonly broadcast then harrowed into a prepared seedbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Mr. Hughes
Iowa
Conditioning Work Horses After Winter For Spring Plowing
Extension animal husbandmen advise a 2 to 4 week conditioning period. Start with grain and roughages and light odd jobs, then shift to 18 or 19 pounds of grain and 16 to 19 pounds of hay daily for heavy spring work. Maintain clean gear, loosen shoulders, and wash them daily after workouts.
flax urged for Iowa oats fields by extension expert
E S Dyas Iowa State college extension farm crops specialist suggests planting flax instead of oats for 1936 due to about 50 percent higher return per acre over the past decade. Flax suits most Iowa soils, is a cash crop compatible with common rotations, and has a Des Moines market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Dyas
Iowa State College Extension
Iowa
Des Moines
Mr. Dyas
Jones County
Farm Bureau
County committee directs focus to livestock program
State headquarters at Ames indicates the committee shifts attention to the county livestock program. The planning committee collaborates with Iowa State College and the U S department of agriculture to draft a recommended Jones county plan. The report will aid administer of the new soil conservation program this year. Leaders plan another meeting when more information on the plan is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Anamosa
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Marvin Jones
Washington
NBC
Congressman Jones
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Carl Smith
Chicago
AAA
L. T. Lorenzen
Lorenzen
William Stanton Jr
County Agricultural Planning Committee
Ames
Iowa State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Jones County
First 4 H girls club training school held at Legion hall
The first 4 H girls club training school of the year took place Saturday at the Legion hall with Dorothy Simmons from Town State College in charge. Leaders and an older girl from each club attended the Home Efficiency project lesson, listing participants from Fortune Finders to Whippoorwill clubs and several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Dorothy Simmons
Town State College
Fortune Finders Club
Alice Howie
Pauline Cramer
Monticello
Lovell Laboring Lassies Club
Willam
Maxine Lance
Jean Boyden
Jo Boyden
Montiselo High School
Womnan
Anamosa
Iowa State College
Ames
Max Sauerbry
Jones County
Scotch Grove Elections and Community Meetings Report
School election results in Various townships list winners by number. Scotch Grove Women's Club shifts March 18 meeting to Mrs Tavimond Naylor's home due to road conditions. Annual church and school meetings rescheduled to March 24 to avoid conflicts. Local 4-H activities face weather delays. Max Sauerbry begins as Jones county 4-H agent and visits township clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOM. Fag
M. D. Suckett
Henry Olimans
Geores Pluever
John Hill
Fmi Paulsen
Meinhart Paulsen
August Schrader
OH. He. Harris
Scotch Grove Women's Community Club
Tavimond Naylor
Ganiah Zunmearman
Mo M. Sinclair
Onslow Community Notes Election and Gatherings
In Onslow last week a school election produced re-elections for Mrs. W. K. Kennedy and W. A. Hicks to three-year terms and Edwin Wilcox to a two-year term. The Presbyterian Guild met at Mrs. Harriet Lamey home with new officers elected led by president Mrs. George Sears and secretary Mrs. W. K. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Kennedy
W. A. Hicks
Edwin Wilcox
Presbyterian Guild
Harriet Lamey
Tf. ‘Ram
H. P. Barber
George Sears
A. K. McMaster
L. B. McKinstry
N. C. Holst
John Paulsen
Washington
Iowa
Frank Starry
F. L. Provan
Jones County Ministerial Association
Presbyterian
Charles Eye
George Lyon
C. M. Host
Wyoming
Chicago
Alice McDaniel
Louise Uchtorff
Estelle McCune
Wilma Menald
Shelby
Hf. W. Koon
L. M. Smith
Harry Paulsen
S. G. Hutton
George Overholt
C. M. Smith
Flower
George Lyons
Marvin Hanwardsen
George Paulsen
Clair Fayram
Frank Larby
Here
Wed- Hosiaay
Onslow Boys
Nis
Oxford Junction
Olin
M. P. Paulsen
Jimmie Paulsen
Jimmie Gill
Ed Paulsen
EK. Peters
Paul Smith
Frank Walker
Monticello
William Fletcher
Margaret Lover
Gilman Lozier
William Dennison
Katherine
Cedar Rapids
Fletcher
Onslow
Alva Edwards
Anamosa
Isaac Edwards
Gons
Neal
Larry
Emil Paulsen
Alvina Paulsen
Community club notes and local updates for the week
The report highlights club activities with Ruth Cessna teaching a home project lesson, meal planning for a dinner, and various social visits. Residents attend Minute Man meetings, church services resume, and Sundays visit Cedar Rapids. farm sales include corn and hay prices. Local residents travel to Anamosa and Marion, and the Owls club wraps with high scores and a season ending gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cessna
Iowa State College
Ames
Scotch Grove
Irving Eilers
W. B. Clark
Harm J. Dirks
Lee Streets
Anamosa
D. Q. Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
Kathleen Hughes
Marion
G. J. Hughes
D. O. Sinclair
Laura Sinclair
Marvin Leacock
Martelle
M. M. Sinclair
Hughes
R. A. Naylor
Cedar Rapids
Otto Powlishta
Des Moines
Veterans Hospital
Helen Stence
Elkader
Leslie Himebaugh
Owls Club
August Brokens
Charles Neal
Gertie Rickels
Manville Welch
Local notes from Maquoketa and nearby towns
Community notices from Maquoketa and surrounding areas. services for Mrs. Lynn Battles. attendees at Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meeting in Wyoming. trips and deaths in Wisconsin. Home Makers group in Scotch Grove and Madison township. upcoming Masonic lodge meeting in Monticello with theme Work. cattle shipment to Chicago. locals visiting and social calls. editorial on Hartzell and criticism of Gen Hagood removal and national attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Battles
Maquoketa
Onslow
County Council of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Wyoming
Ben Weatten
Leonard Ingwersen
Billy Callahan
Elva Hall
Helen Williams
Lee Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Hanson
L. B. McKinstrey
F. L. Provan
Wisconsin
Masons
Iowa
Lloyd Preston
Chicago
Local Notes From Castle Grove and Nearby Areas
Telephones installed at homes of Joseph A Holub James F Hogan F D Deischer and August Monk. Mrs Vernon Ray recovering in Mercy hospital Anamosa from steam burns. J P Brady moved near Scotch Grove last week. Alva Hahn of Manchester visited relatives here. Fred Heiken in Anamosa as treasurer. Hosford family welcomed Ronald. Howie and Balster Bros buy Allis Chalmers tractors with rubber tires. A E Laude purchased a tractor. Paulln and W Wendt of Ryan called at the Hahn home. Fred and Herman Caspers returned from Grand Island Nebraska unused in search of horses. S M Hosford visited Anamosa. Annual school board meeting held. some districts elected directors by default. Mrs O R Howie attended luncheon in Monticello. Services resume at chapel next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. Numerous bad colds reported locally. Claude Mason Will Hiller L B E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Holub
James F. Hogan
F. D. Deischer
August Monk
Vernon Ray
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
J. P. Brady
Scotch Grove
Alva Hahn
Manchester
H. Hahn
Fred Heiken
Kenneth Hosford
Ronald
Hosford
R. Howie
Balster Bros
Allis-Chalmers
A. E. Laude
Co. Paulin and
W. Wendt
Ryan
Hahn
Fred
Herman Caspers
Grand Island
Neb
S. M. Hosford
O. R. Howie
Henry Gra
Monticello
Claude Mason
Will Hiller
L. BE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Harry Newman
Martello
J. W. Nichols
Ed Helgens
Fred Krommingasa
State Club
W. J. Zimmerman
John Kofoed
Hans Kofoed
Amber Creamery
John
Michael Tobiason
Tobiason
Henry Tobiason
Have Schoon
Herman Folkers
Willie, Helgens
Ed Rink
Herman Helzens
Rewer Menken
Herman Hoef- OT
Henry Freese
Carl Freese
Alva Freese
John Freese
Will Zimmerman
Harold White
Tobe Freese
Freese
Everett
Anderburg
Maye
Jane
Nancy Davenport
Florence Anderburg
Michael Martin
Otto Danneman
H. A. Toenjes
Ed Meister
Margaret May
Elizabeth
Iowa City
Julia Toenjes
Edward Herren
George Siebels
John Mortensen
C. W. Eden
Ray
Dick Bohiken
Herman Helgens
Leo Bohiken
Herman Zimmerman
Black
Wilbur Cartano
R. H. George
W. G. Schoon
Delores Warner
Rock Rapids
Hartzell
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Hagood
M. Hosford
Creamery
For All
Superior Creamery Butter
Jan Shaw
Wil
Express Cooking School
Lowa
Hotpoint
Chen
General Electric
Hotsoing Electric Ranges
Cooking
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!