Jones County Farm Bureau Plans Home Project Day in Monticello
Jones County Farm Bureau outlines a home project achievement day set for Tuesday April 11 in Monticello. Speaker will be Mrs Raymond Sayre Ashworth district committeewoman. Event features a home project and 4 H club dramatization. Lovell Richland bureau women to serve lunch. Details to be announced. Rainbow 4 H club met March 11 at Irene Remington home with program including music memory talk and demonstrations. Better Farmer Boys 4 H club met March 16 at George and Paul Mann homes and planned end of year activities and weigh in. Seed and grain care notes include weed seed removal by fanning mill seed treatment to control scab smuts and yield increases with Ceresan and related products. The Wyoming 4 H club reorganized electing Jack Eichhorn president and Delbert Mayberry leader.
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Monticello
Raymond Sayre
Ashworth
Lovell and Richland Farm Bureau
Rainbow 4-H Club
Irene Remington
Maxine Cooper
Elfrieda Wehling
Florence Wehling
Maxine Ketelsen
LaVonne Streeter
Better Farmer Boys
Jackson Township
George
Paul Mann
Maynard Allen
George Mann
Roy Folkerts
Carl Wer Ang
Ames
Iowa
Ceresan
Will Sherrill
Arlington
Calif
Wyoming
Sherrill
Elmer Storm
Lew
Springville
Julian Day
Hawthorne Club
Gladys Marshall
Roosevelt
Anemia in Pigs Preventable by Iron and Copper Diet
Pigs show anemia in the year, linked to iron and copper deficiency in sow milk. Farmers advised to feed piglets a mix of one part ferric sulfate to twenty parts dirt to raise iron intake and prevent early mortality.
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Farm Bureau
Dormant sprays advised for orchard pests and diseases
Farmers are urged to apply dormant lime sulfur sprays before growth starts to combat Oyster Shell and San Jose scale on apples and plum pockets on plums, with recommendations for peach leaf curl and apple scab, plus notes on weather conditions and upcoming local events and hospitalities.
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San Jose
Samuel P Carter of Hopkinton Dies During Larynx Operation
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Hopkinton for Samuel P. Carter born Oct 6 1855 who died during surgery at University Hospital Town City. He served twice as Hopkinton mayor and was active in community life. Burial was in Hopkinton cemetery under Masonic auspices. Carter married Louise E Schmidt and had two children, Samuel S and Mary. He was survived by his wife and a brother Will Carter of Portland Oregon. The article also notes local events and community notes including a music contest at Lenox college and other town affairs.
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Presbyterian Church
Hapkinton
Samuel P. Carter
University Hospital
Town City
Carter
Mr. Carter
Hopkinton
H. A. Carter
LeRoy Jackson
Nicholson
Jackson Springs
Corporation
Dubuque
S. P. Carter
H. A
Mary Jackson Nash Carter
Lenox College
J. B. Young
Marion
Rising Sun Lodge
A. F
A. M
Louise E. Schmidt
Samuel S
Mary
Archie Zerkins
Chicago
Will Carter
Portland
Oregon
Hopkinton Cemetery
A. P. Himebaugh
C. H. Voss
George Harper
Stonington, Ill
James Harper
Frances
Los Angeles
G. C. Barr
Kansas City
C. T. Isbell
Granite City
Ill
W. J. Kirkwood
H. J. Dunlap
Franklin DeShaw
Manchester
Andrew Otting
Lenox College Chapel
Margaret Demaree
Grace Allen
Lillian Lamont
Gertrude Reeve
Donald Appleby
Irvin Adams
Pearl Reeve
Lenox Junior College
Ethel Morton
Sioux Falls
Thomas Edgar
Fayette
Wyoming Club Meetings and Community Notices Parade
The March meetings include Ben Paul post Woman's Relief Corps No. 4 at Memorial hall with a noon picnic and sixteen pads sent to Soldiers Home Marshalltown. Other groups like Progressive Woman's club, W C T U, and church societies held meetings with talks, puzzles, and raffles. Several local births, illnesses, and a stroke affecting John Mader were noted along with school and contest results in Jones and Story counties.
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Ben Paul Post
Woman's Relief Corps No. 4
Memorial Hall
Garrison
Marshalltown
Grand Army
W. AC
Progressive Woman's Club
Edith Mowry
Ruby Roush
Blackburn College
Lena Shimerda
Mary Platner
Rail Call
Helen Westphal
John Westphal
Wyoming
Jones County
Anamosa
Helen
Cormac
Sue Myers
C. H. Hancld
Monticello Music Club Benefit Concert Plans
The unised chorus school band and woodwind ensemble will stage a Tuesday benefit concert to defray expenses of sub district contest winners at Monticello last week as they prepare for the district contest at Waterloo. Wyoming also placed first in the baritone and trombone solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Waterroo
Wyoming
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Rainbow Club
Jackson
Carl Oldson
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Oldson
Wyoming Boys’ Club
Jack Eichhorn
Duane Lincoln
Dale Mayberry
Delbert Mayberry
James Paul
Coe College
Bob Fairbanks
Lenox
Wilbur Sweesey
Mason City
W. S. Johnson
Cedar Falls
Marguerite Miller
Cascade
Miss Miller
R. J. Milroy
Charity Thompson
Buck Creek
Charles Regreniin, Jr
D. H. Johnston
Kensington Club
Formichtiy Bridge Club
E V. Lauchkin
Hopkinson
Orn
Menor S
Lenoz College
Arend Balster
Scotch Grove
Eac
Les
Paas
Philena Koon
R. D. Mowry
Des Moines
Board of Education of the
Wyoming Public Schools
J. A. Hoegen
E. N. Stoffel
August Thomsen
Robert Platner
Gerald Mader
Mangery Sherrill
Fred Luckstedt
Mary Koch
Harris Strong
Erma Lincoln
Lloyd Ireland
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. A. Layton
Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Doris Peck
Helen von Sprecken
Bridge
Dorothy Marshall
Norma Davidson
Mader
Elsie Bender
State Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Roy Bener
G. H. Goodrick
C. H. Hanold
C. H. Rogers
Dorcas
W. B. Brown
F. S. Vetter
Rialto
Tou
Hotel Sherman Garage
Sabak
Hotels
Sherman
College Inn
Monticello Express
Baby
Monty Hatchery
William Podhaski
The
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