Clarence King 13 Dies After Baseball Injury
Hopkinton mourns Clarence King a Hazel Green township youth who died at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids after being struck by a pitched ball during a Delhi school ground game. He was 13 born October 30 1931 and survived by his parents a younger brother and grandparents. Funeral at St Johns Delhi.
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Hopkinton
Clarence King
Dan King
Hazel Green
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Delhi Consolidated School
Hol Powers
Clarence
Hazel Green Township
Delhi
Daniel Don
Reynold Becker
South Fork Township
University Hospital
Iowa City
Louis Herington
Monticello
Henry Doeden
Diane
New Hartford
C. G. Wallace
F. A. Irish
Greeley
J. White
Irish
Delaware County Telephone Exchange
Towa Electric Company
Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge
Frank Irish
Chicago
Carlin Rae Irish
United Service Women
Gladys Billings
Elva Gienapp
Ruby Richardson
Nellie Stanger
Lila Dunlap
State Foundations Education Quote by Diogenes Cited
A vintage quote attributed to Diogenes proclaims that the foundation of every state lies in educating its youth. The ornate maxim underscores enduring belief in public schooling as societal bedrock.
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Diogenes
Dairy Payment Set For April 1
Farmers should keep January February milk and butterfat sale slips until after April 1 as dairy production payments move to a January February March three month period. Iowa producers numbered about 137 000 will receive payments for 1945 quarters with rates ranging from 60 cents per hundredweight for milk to 16 cents per pound for butterfat in Q4 subject to Congress action.
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Iowa
Lorenzen
Oris Randolph Speaks on Soil Crop History at Scotch Grove
Oris M. Randolph of the soil conservation service delivered a talk titled Ten Inches from the Desert at the Scotch Grove Farm Bureau meeting. He used pictures to trace United States forage crops and timberland shaping humus and fertility, from frontier times to the 1944 Jones county flood, showing land damage and soil practices with contour and strip cropping images. Fifty-eight attendees enjoyed the hospitality of the Louie group.
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Oris M. Randolph
Soil Conservation Service
Scotch Grove
Recreation Committee Boxes Prompt Memory Test
The recreation committee distributed boxes with small articles and asked each recipient to list the box contents after removal. The task proved difficult for many. Doughnuts and coffee were served as refreshments.
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Hanken
4-H Events and Meetings Scheduled in March
A sequence of 4-H club events listed for March includes Olin Hawkeyes 1-H on March 26, Jackson 4-H Clubs on March 27, Scotch Grove 4-H in Depot and 4-H Girls Training School in Anamosa Community Room on March 28, and Clay Farm Bureau with Alva Streeper also on March 28.
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Olin Hawkeyes
Jackson
Scotch Grove
Depot
Anamosa Community Room
Clay Farm Bureau
Alva Streeper
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Ark
Eclipse
D. M. Bell Manager
Abe
Honeymead
Oris Randolph
the Industrious Farmer Equip. Co
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McNeill’s Hardware
Jones County Farm Calendar
S. A. Kaplan
Goven Eddins & CO
la Salle
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Wilcox Hatchery
Servall
Dubuque
Harry Lyon
Onslow
Hopkinton Center Junction
Langworthy
Joming
Anamosa
Prairieburg van Coggon
Central City
Dubuque Packing Co
Dubuque, Iowa
Express
Minnesota
Farmers Lumber & Supply Co
Monticello, Iowa
Cletrac
Oliver
Jerry Conrad
Chauncey Carson
Monticello Imp. & Truck Co
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J. E. Messerti
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