Farm Bureau lesson on making a comfortable bed
Jones County Farm Bureau members from Madison Oxford and Wyoming townships met at Mrs. Frank Nowachek’s home near Wyoming for the third home project lesson presented by Miss Harriet Cookingham Ames. The lesson covered beds and care plus a St Patrick paper and a picnic followed by games. A bulletin on the Use of Contracted Acres in the Corn Hog Program is being mailed to contract signers to explain possible uses of contracted acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Oxford
Wyoming
Frank Nowachek
Harriet Cookingham
Ames
Faith Gibson
St. Patrick
Jessie Koch
Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Iowa farmers urged to keep farm records for corn hog program benefits
L T Lorenzen and Carl Smith urged farmers at a Cedar Rapids district meeting to maintain farm records to ease proof of compliance with the corn hog contract and aid in tax, income reports, and credit. They discussed AAA record books, Town Farm Record Book, and net worth statements, plus using the program to improve rotations and soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Lorenzen
Jones County
Corn-Hog Control Association
Carl Smith
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rex Beresford
Ames
AAA
Extension Service
Town Farm Record
Beresford
Corporate Signatures and Seals Required for Corn Hog Contracts
The county agent outlines that a corporate contract must include the corporate name and the signer’s name and title, with the corporate seal affixed if present. If no seal exists, authorization from the board of directors is needed. About 780,000 farmers have signed corn hog adjustment agreements in 20 states. Nine Corn Belt states report over 700,000 agreements, with total signups expected to rise before the campaign ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Corn Belt signups lead as major producing states join plan
The administration regards major producing states as key to the adjustment program. Iowa tops with 156,000 agreements followed by Illinois 90,000 Missouri 84,000 Indiana 79,000 Nebraska 74,000 Minnesota 65,000 Kansas 63,000 Ohio 55,000 South Dakota 48,000. Texas 19,000 leads outside the Corn Belt with Tennessee 15,000 and Arkansas 8,000. Many states are entering active sign up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vficinis
United States
Towa
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Ohio
South Dakota
Texas
Corn Belt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Warehouse Sealing Reforms and Revenue Rules Adopted
The legislature passed amendments clarifying the leasing of warehouse certificates non negotiable and set new sealing rules. Local sealers must be nonboard members, fees capped at 20 dollars per warehouse, and a one cent per bushel supervision levy with a minimum one dollar charge. The changes, urged by Ray Murray, take immediate effect and include provisions to void and reassign certificates if not delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Murray
Secretary of Agriculture
County Recorder
Dairy Producer Plan Urges Production Cuts for Relief Aid
A report by the Dairy Farmer-Producer Committee for the Towa State Dairy association recommends a production cut plan using 15 percent below 1931 32 33 averages paid as cash benefits to farmers who reduce butterfat output. They propose a 250 million dollar fund from processing taxes and government advances to fund early payments, with support for tuberculosis eradication and dairy product purchases from tax funds for relief distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farmer-Producers
Towa State Dairy Association
Wallace
Ames
Emergency Relief Corporation
Philippine Islands
Butterfat bids open April at Center Junction creamery
Center Junctions Farmers Creamery begins April butterfat sales by sealed bids due April 1 to buttermaker Herbert Cox. butter milk to be sold to highest bidder at monthly meetings on the 25th. Presbyterian church held annual meeting with Rev. Alyea in charge. elders reelected and trustees treasurer choir noted. Methodist Sunday school officers and teachers elected last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Monts
Mabel Tomlinson
Will Hansen
Alva Hansen
Claude Tomlinson
Belly Watson
Ruth Hansen
Wanda McDonald
Tabor
Nina Bulgren
Kent Monts
C. A. McDonald
Ed Duncan
W. A. Stingley
Holton
Clark
R. S. Robbie
Charles Alyea
Audra Serbousek
Ruth McNeilly
Dick Thompson
John Alyea
Magdalene Vander Stoep
Samara Smith
Paul Smith
Pearl Naylor
G. Vander Steep
Harley Bulgren
Delta Branan
Ethel Courtney
Wilma Jackson
Farmers Creamery Company
Center Junction
Herbert Cox
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
Robbie
S. W. Clark
Nelson
Frank Himebaugh
T. E. Stanton
Peter Prahm
Marie Serbousek
Methodist Sunday School
Wyoming Couple Wed in M E Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Bernice Bramer and Thomas Eichhorn, both of Wyoming, united in a March 21 wedding at the Cambridge M E parsonage with Rev. Alfred E. Cole performing the single ring ceremony. The couple will reside on Eichhorns farm near Wyoming and both are prominent in local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Bramer
Henry Bramer
Wyoming
Thomas O. Eichhorn
Henry Eichhorn Sr
M. E. Parsonage
Cambridge
Alfred E. Cole
Lynn Battles
Maquoketa
Progressive Woman's Club
Nettie Wherry
R. D. Mowry
Lena Shimerda
Nellie Atherton
C. B. Shaffer
Lola Lockhart
Ruby Roush
Grace Dick
Shaffer
Mary Platner
Monticello
Mabel Talmadge Weds Dale Smith In Hopkinton Manchester
Miss Mabel Talmadge daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Talmadge and Dale Smith of Delaware were united in a single ring ceremony at Hopkinton Methodist church on March 21 at 3 pm Rev Wells officiated The bride wore royal blue satin faced crepe and carried sweet peas A six course dinner followed at the Coffee Den The couple will reside in Delaware after April 1 The groom is noted for his successful agricultural work The event was followed by well wishes from friends and relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mabel ‘Talmadge
E. G. Talmadge
Dale Smith
Delaware
Wells
Opa Green
Hopkinton
Addison Smith
Clearfield
E. C. Reeve
Birth anniversary party near Monticello noted
East Cass Township residents Vincent and Marie Stalken attended a surprise party at Milo Tuttle’s home west of Monticello to celebrate Mr Tuttle’s birth anniversary with about twenty relatives and friends present and evening cards. B Darrow of Anamosa visited at son Robert Darrow’s home. Henry Johnson welcomed a son Kerment Avert born March 18 weighing 9 pounds, making four boys and four girls in the family. Visitors included Henry Uhr with guests Robert Darrow Viola Darrow Earl Benedict Gay McConaughy Ernest Benedict and more. Viola returned to school after illness. Family and neighbors gathered across several homes in Castle Grove Township and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
William Hansen
J. A. McDonald
E. L. Tomlinson
R.S. Robbie
Kent Moats
H. E. Stingley
Nina Schrader
Andrew McDonald
Scotch Grove
North Madison
C. H. Nelson
Augusta Norris
East Main Street
Luella Seehusen
Selma Antons
Louis Thuman
Wayne Lutheran Church
J. P. Willms
Barbara Jean
Paul Smith
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Harley Bulgren
Carl Seehusen
Center Junction
J. R. McNeilly
Frank McNeilly
Springville
McNeilly
Ed Duncan
J. F Livingstone
M. J. McNeilly
J. Tomlinson
Alvaretta Shipley
Gene Lewis
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
George McDonald
Ellen
G. Vander Steen
Pella
M. C. Crispin
S. W. Clark
Eileen Chase
Wanda McDonald
Ana‘mosa
Peter Prahm
Dubuque
Irving Eiler
Henry Eiler
W. P. Lindauer
Cedar Rapids
R. D. Sanford
B. D. Heiken
O. O. Watson
Joe Oberbrockling
J. W. Livingstone
Lucile
Wyoming
Betty Jane Levien
Althea Goodrick
Robert Layton
Jean Roush
Floreine Herzberger
Robert Pelkey
Washington
Iowa
Wyoming Fire Company
Ingwersen
Henry Brunscheen
Bert Tourtellet
Port Arthur
Canada
Harriet Tourtellot
Enid
Oklo
Stoffel
Frances Franks
Mr. Tourtellot
W. H. Tourtellot
Harriet
Louis
Blanche Johnson Tourtellot
Elizabeth Alden
HF. Brainard
W. W. Bronson
Louis Dusanek
S. A. First
Cc. J. Ingwersen
Charles Marshall
Hate Meade
Ellen Marshall
Harriet Shaffer
C. B. Shaffer
R. D. Mowry
W. B. Scarcliff
Scarcliff
Kensington
Robert Tasker
Florenne Herzberger
George Herzberger
Women's Relief Corps
Ruby Roush
Bridge Club
Harriet Marshall
Hazel Reitz
Jurgensen
Everready Club
Ernest Sieveka
Edna Hoegen
Whiting
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pauline Shaffer
University Hospital
Henrietta Franks
Sadie Rhodes
Iowa City
S. G. Franks
H. Groening
Davenport
John Dykema
Leonard Hoerstman
Calamus
Elsie Bender
Kalamazoo Teachers
Emma
Harriet Alden
Jane Inglis
Bertha Shambaugh
Bahama Islands
E. N. Stoffel
George Ireland
Citizen's
William Wilker
Fred Storm
George Miller
Gus von Sprecken
Harry Cook
C. J. Ingwersen
W. O. Shaffer
Fred Luckstedt
George Luckstedt
Bunce
Helen Smith
Orval Dawes
Mary Koch
Lloyd Ireland
Vincent and
Marie Stalken
Milo Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
B. Darrow
Robert Darrow
Henry Johnson
Kerment Avert
Henry Uhr
Viola
Earl Benedict
Castle Grove Township
Gay McConaughy
Dale
Kenneth
Ellis McConaughy
Near Morley
Grace Benedict
Gladys
Alice
Elsie
Ernest
Viola Darrow
Emil Poppe
Agnes Redmond
Near Olin
Henry Poppe
John Kray
Kray
Lyle Clark
Lucille
Clark
Arthur Fairbanks
George Dirks
Carl Brockhohn
Lawriece
Herman Rickless
Castle Grove
August Monk
Day visitors at the home of the former sister Mrs Carl Brockhohn
A brief social note records day visitors gathering at the residence of Mrs Carl Brockhohn, formerly the sister of a local man. The event highlights community small talk and familial connections in a quiet neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brockhohn
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Mary Wigton Newlin
Lenox
WMT
Waterloo
Wilbur Kirkwood
Sloan
E. A. Kirkwood
Aid Society of the
W. J. Kirkwood
Lenox College
Charles Rizer
Hopkinray
Harvey Talmadge
Hayenga of
Coggan
F. C. Cramer
Pauline
Loren
A. W. McDonald
Herman Dunlap
R. J. Milroy
Dairy Farmer-Producer Committee
Ricklefs Grocery
Johnston
Bartlett Pears
Libby
America
ALADA
Japan
North America
Ferndell
East
Cass Township
Bob Schneider
Imperial Garden
Worthington
Emil Flindt
John
Ahata
Gibson Girls
Hotpoint
Iowa Electric Company
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