Jones County Farm Bureau faces interest rate hike impact
The Jones County Farm Bureau reports a proposed rise in the Federal Land Bank interest rate from 3 1 2 to 4 percent, set to start June 1 1936, affecting about 46 000 farmers with loans. Directors urge Washington lawmakers to keep rates stable and mobilize local and county efforts through education, legislation, and organization.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Jonans
Washington
C. McConaughy
Farm Bureau
National Farms Bureau Federation
Edgar Beact
Anamosa
Jones County Rural Electric Cooperative
Beach
Mgr
Rural Electrification Administration
Mr. Beach
County Farm Bureau
Cascade Mass Thomas Carr Dies After Crash Near Key West
Funeral services were held for Thomas Carr a prominent Dubuque county farmer after a Monday evening auto crash near Key West. Carr died at Mercy hospital from a shattered chest and internal injuries. Surviving are his widow and six children plus brothers and other relatives. The article also notes Senate confirmation of Mrs C D Baldwin as Cascade postmaster with John Ludwig as her assistant and mentions visits to local families.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Placid
Thomas Carr
Dubuque County
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Key West
WPA
Carr
Temple Hill
Jones County
Thomas
Margaret Boland Carr
Pleasant Grove
Margaret Callahan
Sacred Heart Church
Fillmere
Francis
Ty J
Michael
William
John
Callahan
Oscar Levermore
Anita
Portland
Oregon
Fillmore
Joseph
Cascade
James L. Lane
Denver
Colo
T. J. Lane
Chicago
Lane
William Wrigley Jr. Company
Scotch Grove Notes Show Balster Firm Growth and Community Ties
Scotch Grove details Arend Balster founded a small store in 1914 now operating four warehouses with farm machinery repairs dating to 1920 and a system of more than thousand dealer outlets across forty one states. The piece also lists local graduates and community events including Sunbeam mission band activities and Scotch Grove Future Farmers with twenty seven 4 H members led by Dick Naylor.
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Jones County
Ames
Arend Balster
Scotch Grove
Timie
Sunbeam Mission Band
Ruth Winant
New York City
Alice Clark
Donald Husman
Jesus
Jerry Naylor
Kitty Callahan
Lyle
Anamosa
Fred Brokens
Ida Louise
John
Carol Ruth
Stanwood
Manchester
P.M. Himebaugh
George Moats
Sheldon
Elein
Harry Kuhns
Eloise
Arabesa
Naylor
Alvareese
Amber
Orcaston
Fre
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Walker
Manticcio
Hisa
Dick Naylor
Dale Adams
Monticello
Helgens Brothers
Scoton Grove
Milford man burns money in stove by accident
Fred Rang of Milford in Dickinson county burned his $76 bill while discarding soiled overalls. He retrieved the charred overalls but the currency was badly burned. He later learned the government would replace the money if ashes were sent to the treasury. University of Texas students average 21.46 years. average freshman age 18.79.
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Fred Rang
Milford
Dickinson County
Rang
University of Texas
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