Hickenlooper Warns Against Soil Depletion at Anamosa Meeting
Governor B. R. Hickenlooper warned that soil productivity will decline as demand rises unless sound soil conservation practices are adopted. Speaking at Anamosa before the Jones County district, he urged long term planning and noted limited gains in cultivated land over 60 years. William Stanton was elected to a six year district board term. About 100 farmers attended with Anamosa High School students.
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B. 2B. Hickenlooper
Anamosa
Jones County
United States
Hickenlooper
H. J. Nilsson
Marion
The
Soil Conservation Service
Earl Elijah
Clarence
State Soil Conservation Committee
H. P. “Butch” Wickler
Garnaville
Clayton County
William Stanton
Bernard
Board of
C. A. McLaughlin
Monticello
Anamosa High School
Jones County Soils Group
Clarence A. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ray Naylor
Scotch Grove
Clarence Grafft
Olin
Herman Jurgensen
Adel
Manchester High School
Citizens State Bank
Hopkinton
Cook
Howard Cook
Manchester
Air Corps
Camp Victorville
Calif
Arizona
Seventh annual 4-H mother daughter luncheon planned in Anamosa
The seventh annual 4-H mother daughter luncheon will be held at noon on Saturday April 1 in Firemen's hall Anamosa. The program features a doxology luncheon toast master county 4-H president Miss Myrna McCorker pianist Carmen Ingwersen welcome Greta Kuhns county vice president response Mrs J H Tudog singing Anamosa high school vocal group introductions Wayne Martin county 4-H boys club president guest speaker Miss Holst Ruth Ann Tom Fins presentation of awards county charities 4-H pledge group singing
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Firemen's Hall
Anamosa
Jean Ann Freese
4-H
Myrna McCorker
Carmen Ingwersen
Greta Kuhns
Wayne 4 H Club Holds Wartime Meeting
Eight members of the Wayne Willing Workers 4-H club met March 15 with Jean and Doris Suathoth. They discussed seeds and garden care, declared a plan to sell waste paper for a war bond, sang together, and were hosted with refreshments.
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Wayne Willing Workers
Det UN
Jean
Doris Suathoth
Colleat
Mrs. Streets
Arlene Monk
Jean Saathatf
Puet
Virginia Martin
Doris Saathatf
Castle Grove 4 H'ers Meet At Hintz Home
The regular Castle Grove 4 H meeting was held last week Wednesday evening at the home of Bill and Ruth Hintz. The meeting opened at 8 30 with discussion of club projects and enrollment of new members Raymond Ejben Gene Minley Albert Heiken Dale Marloff and Jimmy Heiken. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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Castle Grove
Bill
Ruth Hintz
Raymond Ejben
Gene Minley
Albert Heiken
Dale Marloff
Jimmy Heiken
Ration Board Grants Tires and Tubes Across Several Towns
A wartime ration board approves allocations of tires and tubes to numerous residents and businesses in Monticello, Onslow, Cascade, Anamosa, Scotch Grove, and surrounding areas. The list names individuals such as James P. O'Shea, Fred Brokens, John Finn, and Mrs. Louise Mathes among others, detailing quantities of tires and tubes allocated.
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James P. O’shea
Monticello
Fred Brokens
Center Junction
John A. Finn
Cascade
Louise Mathes
Onslow
Marion Clark
Anamosa
Leo Aldrich
Mabel Caspers
Ernest Chapman
Colin Tschantz
John B. Messerli
Lo Tire
Edwin Caspers
O. EK. York
A. F. Walker
Howard Green
Raymond Heiderman
Join J. Pierny
Owen Conley
Adolph Schoon
Amber
Rudolph Aebi
Shaffer Implement Co
George Guyan
Frank Royden
Scotch Grove
Albert Schmidt
George D. Moats
Harry C. Kilers
Everett Lambert
James Kidwell
Milton H. Harms
Meyer Slivken
Donald Caspers
Albert Leytem
Archie Tuel
E. A. Horton & Son
J. H. Rickels
Jack Vpierson
Roy Like
M. E. Buckner
Dean Weede
L. O. Jessen
Paul Besler
Mrs. Theo
Behrends
Grove
Arthur Wilcox
Wilbur Cartano
Barn Fire on W. T. Kehoe Farm Kills Cattle
A barn blaze on the W. T. Kehoe farm near Castle Grove destroyed a barn and killed several cattle and alfalfa. The fire origin is unknown as the building was already aflame when found. Loren Kehoe owned part of the property. the barn was insured for $2,500 with Farmers Mutual of Castle Grove.
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W. T. Kehoe
Loren Kehoe
Farmers Mutual
Castle Grove
S. M. Hosford
Pfe
Clarence Hosford
Towa City
S. M
Towa
John
Caspers
Mabel
Lois
Cedar Rapids
Ladies Aid Society of
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Clarence Eberhart
Nedra Kromminga
Monticelo
Ernest McDonough
Barn Fire Destroys Livestock on Monticello Farm
A fire destroyed a barn on the Loren Kehoe farm six miles west of Monticello Friday evening March 11. A cow, 16 calves, and hay were lost. Hopkinton and Coggon volunteers saved other buildings. the incident occurred amid muddy roads and rain.
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Adarge
Loren Kehoe
Monticello
Ofelock
Hopkinton
Coggon
Truman Cummings
W. C. Cummings
Europe
6Th Ferrying Command
Long Beach
Calif
J. R. Guthrie
A. K. Cramer
William Guthrie
Morley
Clio Club
J. R. Milroy
C. K. Greer
F. E. Allen
China
la Fargue
Hopkinton Pioneer Thomas J. Joseph Dies at 85
Thomas J. Joseph 85 lifelong Hopkinton resident died at his son Raymond Josephs home on March 21 after a brief illness. Born December 22 1858 he taught in Delaware County schools and married Mary Hall Patton in 1888. Surviving are three children T Lyle Joseph Raymond Joseph and Mrs George Coleman a brother two sisters and a stepson and stepdaughter. Funeral at Reformed Presbyterian church with burial in Hopkinton cemetery.
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Nopkinton
Thomas J. Joseph
Raymond Joseph
Patterson O
Helen Dunbar Joseph
Hopkinton
Lenox College
Delaware County
Mary Hall Patton
South Fork Township
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ralph Patton Joseph
James Hall Joseph
France
George Coleman
Beaver Falls
T. Lyle Joseph
William Joseph
Wagner
S. PD
Frank D. Joseph
Chicago
Clara Barker
Tappan
N.Y
F. E. Allen
J. J. Dunlap
A. R. Stanger
Louis Herington
Leo Hoover
Earl Johnson
T. A. Cline
J. M. Tibbitts
Harry Soesbe
Coggan
Linn County
Cpl
Edward Soesbe
Iran
Richard Soesbe
Tennessee
Dale Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Janet
Herchel Soesbe
Roy Dighton
Charles Reggentine
Hyla Crow
Harold Walmutt
Anamosa
B. A. Moore
Marjorie Allen
University of Iowa
Alice Johnston
West Union
Frank Royden
Scotch Grove
U. S. G. Keith
Pfc
Bohiken
Miami
Fla
Michigan
M. D. Sackett
Stone City
Bolsinger
Margaret Greer
Senator Newberry
Strawberry Point
Wiliam Edgar, Sr
William Edgar, Jr
Stanley
Joe Moulton
Clinton
Hugh Pierce
Raymond Stevenson
Cedar Falls
Hugh McGlade
Elnora Griffith
Clarence B. Jessen
Jones County
Hattie Livingstone
Hattie Livingstone Is Spending Some Time With Her Daughter, Mrs. H. Green
Sutherland
Kansas Settlement and Statehood Timeline
The text notes Kansas was first settled in 1827 and became a territory with part of Colorado in 1854. It later joined the Union on January 9, 1844.
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Kansas
Colorado
Big Gain Chick Starter Product Description
Big Gain Chick Starter is described as a carefully made proven product supplying correct proportions for healthy thriving chicks. The text warns many raisers waste time and money if they feed other foods or are careless with chick selection, urging protect your investment with this starter.
George Turnis Leads Sand Spring Red Cross Drive
George Turnis chairs the south half of South Fork township Red Cross drive with workers in the field urging dimes and dollars for the worthy cause. Included notes mention local families visiting, shipments to Chicago, farm moves, a birth, and 4-H club activities in Sand Spring.
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George Turnis
Sand Spring
South Fork
Red Cross
John Batchelder
Verne Rahe
Delhi
Ray Chaplin
Chicago
Ralph Glass
Marion
Ruth Anne
Shirley
Andrew Glass
Castle Grove
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
Blanche Moser
E. H. Cox
John Lahey
Gwendolyn
Hopkinton
Herman Welter
C. K. Greer
Clio Club
Roy Porter
Lord of
Donna Jeanne Cox
Vivian Henter
Phyllis Cox
Joyce Slauson
Dorothy Behrends
Betty Dunlap
Faye Kauffman
Sweden finishes world longest concrete span bridge
Sweden completed a bridge with an 886 foot concrete span eliminating the coastal ferry link between Stockholm and Haparanda at the Finnish frontier. The total bridge length reaches 14 700 feet with the structure standing 131 feet above water.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Haparanda
Real Estate Transfers in Oxford Junction and Wyoming
Mayme S Bahnsen and Justus H transfer undivided one sixth of lots 14 15 block 2 Cook's addition Oxford Junction to Fred Sacora for 80 dollars. Ethel Farley widow transfers undivided seven twelfths and all interest in lots 1 2 blocks 28 29 original Wyoming to J J Locher for 1 dollar. Nellie Fraser and Lyman husband transfer to Thomas W Hogan for 1 dollar and described parcels in sections 4 8 9 including public highway in two 84 n rng 1 west 260 acres. Roe Jean Coppess Edwards and Robert husband transfer to Glenn N Phillips block 8 original Olin for 1 dollar.
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Justus H
Fred Sacora
Cook
Oxford Junction
Ethel Farley
J. J. Locher
Wyoming
Nellie Fraser
Lyman
Thomas W. Hogan
Canton
Wyoming Road
Roe Jean Coppess Edwards
Robert
Glenn N. Phillips
Women’s dating norms in Ireland and family permissions
The article notes that even in modern Ireland, many girls still seek family consent before dating a man. It highlights enduring cultural expectations and contrasts with American views on independence and freedom.
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Ireland
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Lyle Hosford
Harvey Herken
Ralph Schooley
Anatiosa
Myre
EL Lehmer
Cedar Rapid
George Behrends
George Seehusen
Charles Zininer
Monticello Farm
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Onslow Hall
Allen Chatterton
Warren Kester
Alice
Cl. Jessen
Extens
Blue Cross
Jessen
Miss Hino
Marjorie Stahl
Roy Cook
Harry Loesbe
Dead City
At & P.m
W. A. Adix
Hallvee Chase
Verna Becker
Mildred Stahr
Donald Cook
Victor McCarty
Peter Sandhagen
Mrs. Cook
McNeill
Archer Daniel Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Woodmen Accident Company
Lincoln, Neb
Chester A. Condit
General Insurance Agency
Monticello, Iowa
Sweet Corn Growers
Iowa
C. C. Hodson
S. Linden
Gamble Store
Creamery
J. le Roy Farmer Canning Co
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