Jones County Farm Bureau Meeting And 1935 Corn Hog Program
Jones County Farm Bureau announces a Saturday 4 H club gathering with Edith Barker guiding girls in planning and chorus help for the Bohemian Girl. The article also details farmer experiments with hybrid corn and sweet clover, plus the 1934 corn loan program nearing July 1, with 237,007 acres under corn hog contract and potential payments totaling about 300,492 dollars for Jones county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barker
Ot County
Jones County
Farmers discuss wheat program continuation at Cedar Rapids meeting
William Bailey of Anamosa leads Jones county wheat production and allotment members plus the county agent at a district referendum conference in Cedar Rapids. They weigh how many acres to plant post 1935 to meet domestic needs for bread and livestock, recalling base years of about 66 million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bailey
Anamosa
Jones County Wheat Production Control Association
Cedar Rapids
United States
Aed Bosan
Seed corn and hog production changes noted nationwide
The article discusses US seed corn germination testing and storage, estimates domestic needs at 50 million seeded acres, and explores wheat export limits. It also outlines 1935 corn hog contract adjustments allowing home use hogs for small producers, plus related farm bureau reports, local notices, and community events in Monticello and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Farm Bureau
Birthday party honors Mrs Oltmanns with family gathering
A large group including Amber Mroo Mrs Carl Siebels Iain and many others surprised Mrs Oltmanns at Priday evening for her birthday. Cards were played four tables with Gerd Monick and Howard Soper winning loy. lunch followed. Several guests traveled to Chicago on business and to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Siebels
Iain
Gerd Moenck
Walter Steckel
Toute Bramer
Abby Steckel
Howard Soper
Albert Oltmanns
Oltmanns
Gerd Monick
Loy
Lucie
Harvey Sichels
Imidnieh
Rhinehard Siebels
Will Rickels
Chicago
Henry Folkers Sr
John Freese
Joan Folkers
Will Folkers
Henry Folkers Jr
Clarence Ricklefs
George Ricklefs
Carl Ricklefs
Edward Herren
Son Dwain
Anamosa
Herman Zimmerman
Margaret Martin
Lucy O'Connor
Lizzie McCarvil
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Jean
Lucy Bailey
Maquoketa
Elizabeth Wilson
Wilson
W. J. Zimmerman
Otto Danneman
Ber Nell Dress
Cletus
Local Sports Drills Scrimmage vs Monte Theatre Outfit
The team dropped a practice game to the Monte Theatre outfit on Sunday. O R Howle visited relatives in Oelwein last week. Mr and Mrs Clifford Kidwell of Anamosa called on the Hahn family Wednesday evening. Henry Caspers and Claude Mason attended a Legion meeting in Cogton Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Theatre
O. R. Howle
Oelwein
Clifford Kidwell
Anamosa
Hahn
Henry Caspers
Claude Mason
Legion
Cog‘ton
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meets with Programs and Guests
The Castle Grove farm bureau held a Friday meeting with community singing and a tap dance by Esther Cass of Monticello. A play So Youre Going to Paris featured a large cast. County Agent Carl Smith spoke on local dance and a potential 4 H orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Esther Cass
Monticello
Paris
Mr. Martin
George Nordman
Dorthea
Pauline Cramer
Jeanette
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Ellen Fuller
Leona Behrends
Ruth Geyser
Ruth
Farm Bureau
D. A. McEliott
Ryan
F. C. Cramer
Wyoming
B. A. Woodworth
Philomene Corwin
Anamosa
Paxton
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Hogan
Castle Grove
Delbert Crowley
Linn County
Silver Creek
H. Gerrets Place
Rudolph Zimmerman
Laneworthy
Prairieburg News Notes Seem Rich With Local Visits
Prairieburg residents report a busy week with visits from Frank A. Kula and family to Dubuque and Columbia academy, and Frank Stone and Clara Stone from DeWitt. A large crowd gathered at the Dolan home for cards and lunch. Prairieburg High’s baseball team lost 4 to 5 at Central City. A miscellaneous shower honored Tony Baback and Mr. and Mrs. Touls Yonda visited Cass Center. John Yonker and Harry Horswill showed varied health notes. Numerous local visits span C. O. Rowley, Albert Kula, and Dolan households. Helen Wolf and Tony Baback wed in Anamosa with a dance at Henderson and Lauser hall. Dr. Van Besien visited Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids. Mary Dolan and Barbara Jean Central City visited. Lucile Walker and Ernese Caine joined glee club contest in Center Point. William Kula and Joseph Holub visited Mrs. Holub in Iowa City. Joe Hill, the local patrolman, ill this week but expected back. Ray Walmott barely escaped a serious accident at the hammer mill. his leg injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Central City
Sam Dale
Tony Baback
Touls Yonda
Cass Center
Martin Holub
Martin Jr
John Yonker
Harry Horswill
Estilline
Harry
C. O. Rowley
Fred Enabait
Albert Kula
Donald Dolan
John Enaball
John Dolan
Albert Truesdell
Tork
Roy Walmott
Mr. Wolmott
Jim Wolmott
Waubeek
Roy
Helen Wolf
Anamosa
Henderson
Lucile Walker
Ernese Caine
Center Point
Glee Club
William Kula
Joseph Holub
Iowa City
Joe Hill
Community Gossip from East Cass Township Visitations
East Cass Township notes list visits and hosting where Mr. and Mrs. John Kray and family, Emil Poppe, Grace Benedict household guests, Allan Faikr banks party to Cedar Rapids, and Dorothy Egger’s Monticello homecoming. Rep. Stimpson drives a Ford V eight. Additional visits include Lyle Clark, Lloyd Clark, Olive, Luella Powers, Adolph Dirks, Lawrence Dirks, Garret Prull, and Dorothy Prull in Langworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kray
Gerhard
Albert
Edna
Marie
Lester
Emil Poppe
Olin
Emil Riedel
Monticello
Robert Darrow
Grace Benedict
James Darrow
Mabel
Esther
Russell
Morley
Earl Benedict
Herman Dirks
Lyle Clark
Lucille
Allan Faikrbanks
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Egger
Thomas Stimpson
Lloyd Clark
Olive
Luella Powers
Adolph Dirks
Lawrence
Wayne Township
Garret Prull
Dorothy
Langworthy
Eilert Prull
Funeral services for Frank Lubben attendents noted in Baldwin
Mr and Mrs Lou Ehrisman and Mr and Mrs Will Lubben attended Frank Lubben s funeral in Baldwin Friday last week. Lubben was an uncle of Mrs Ehrisman and Will Lubben. Ruth and James Ehrisman visited the Earl Benedict home during parental absence, and the Ehrisans visited the Benedict home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Ehrisman
Will Lubben
Frank Lubben
Baldwin
Mr. Lubben
Ehrisman
Ruth
James Ehrisman
Earl Benedict
Mrs. Ehrisman
Benedict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Frank Andrews
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Amos
Andrews
P. B. Daly
Delay Brothers
Glen G. Sones
County Farm Bureau
Mr. Sones
Commodity Credit Corporation
Iowa
R. H. Porter
Othe Samine
Buren
Ames
Geneva
Verna Loomis
That Town
Eloise
Wilma
Lois
Eunice Kuhns
Carol
Constance Naylor
Serena
Marcella Otten
Alfreda
Alberta Husman
Kathleen Hughes
Geraldine Wright
Rosemary Zirkelbach
Laura
Esther Sinclair
Sunbeam Mission Band
Surcay
Catahan Waban
Merle Hutton
George Moats Aceam
Eva
Wesley
Thompson
Center Junction
Towa City
Towa University Hospital
John McDonald Hospital
Town City
Eloise Kuhns
Helen Holst
Ferne
Phyllis
Joe Ladehoff
R. W. Brady
Martelle
Robert Wilson
Scotch Grove Township
John McDonald
Lovell Township
Thomas
Monticeli
Gerd Null
Richland Township
Gerd Rickels
Hayes Funeral Home
S. G. Gutensohn
Congregational Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Hugh Robinson
Robinson
Taylor Ridge
Ill
Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
John Otten
Wilma Kuhns
Marble Halls
LR. Himebaugh
Roland
George Siebels
William Martin
Dale
Independence
John Schone
Will
August Schlemmer
Henry Lorenzen
Earl and
Donald
Ed Dirks
George Schoon
Henry Thrun
Schlemmer
Guna Toenses
Cedar Ry Rmi
H. A. Toenses
Otte Otten
Cess Mtr
W. J. Zim- Janes Otten
Baland
Ann
John F&oeh Grove
Flor
Harry Ireland
Wilma Moats
Caryl Naylor
Lois Kunis
Laree Alfreda Husman
Wis
Bret
Eloise Kubnsz
Laura Sinclair
Alice May Clark
R. P. Clark
Roberta
Amber
Frank A. Kula
Dubuque
Frank Jr
Columbia Academy
Frank Stone
Clara Stone
DeWitt
East
Cass Township
Farmers Mutual Creamery CO
Monticello, Iowa
Les
Terial
Beery’s Dry Goods Store
Goodyear Speedway
Clark Bros. Tire and Battery Shop
Tueeg
Sally Nen
BriAitamatic
Jowa
Setric
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