Jones County Farm Bureau Plans May 6 Home Project Meeting
Jones County Farm Bureau announces a May 6 meeting of the women’s home project committee to plan the 1934-35 program. County chairman Mrs Sam Workman says representatives from each township will join Mrs Mary Qroge of Town State College for guidance as interest in home project work has grown. The county achievement day and 4-H club leaders’ rally were highlighted with plans for June activities and a final May 17 training with Miss Esther Pond to prepare girls for the county fair demonstrations.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Women’s Home Project
Sam Workman
Mary Qroge
Town State College
Qirls
Jones County
Mra. Bakke
Anamosa
Esther Pond
Miss Pond
Town Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Des Moines
United States
Farm Bureau
Jean Royden
Monticello
Frank Sutherland
Ray Sanford
Irving Eilers
Mallicoat
Marcella Otten
Laura Sinclair
Carl Brockhahn
Lawrence
Fred Otten
Leroy Dirks
Pauline Prahm
Miss Prahm
Center Junction
High Schorol
Presbyterian Church
Arend Balster
Busin SS
Scotch Grove
W.B. Clare
Esther Sinclair
Clark
Miss Sinclair
Flo« Kuhns
Carol Naylor
Women's Community Club
W. S. Boy
Lewis Wright
Ruth Rickels
Miriam Abbott
Cascade Commercial Club
American Legion Rooms
Fish
Rogers Producing
Cascade
Joseph C. Herard
Jim Poole
Dubuque
Katherine Ramm
Farley
J. J. Ramm
Johnson
Gertrude Lane
R. J. Lane
Detroit
Mich
Schubert Theater
Marguerite Miller
Claude Miller
Towe
Omeiece
Genesen
Farm Bureau to Stage Nine Victory Meetings in Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau plans nine district victory meetings with nationally known leaders to present first hand information on AAA and Farm Bureau proposals for a permanent program. Speakers include Edward A. O Neal Earl C Smith and Charles E Hearst. Meetings mark farm victory campaigns and county membership drive completion.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Victory
Iowa
AAA
Farm Bureau
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl C. Smith
Ilinois Agricultural Association
National
Charles E. Hearst
O'Neal
Earl Smith
Mr. Hearst
Washington, D. C
Hearst
Dairy program notes and 4-H club meeting report
The article discusses dairy policy under the law and the administration's stance on tax and price controls, noting emphasis on milk marketing licenses and information campaigns. It also reports Wyoming 4-H club reorganizing with nine members and lists officers and next meeting plans. It includes wool market updates from Town Sheep and Wool Growers, price averages for 1933 wool, and a discussion of milk separator performance and potential butterfat losses.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Handle One of the Waa About Muay 25 Guidance
Guidance notes mention a date up to July 15 and a rate recommendation of 14 pounds per acre for shorts. The text references breaklines and Cob y harrowing as from drift. The fragment is unclear but centers on agricultural practice and timing.
Soy bean fodder offered to supplement hay shortages
The piece notes hay shortage due to a severe spirus brewth and recommends supplementing with soy bean fodder. It compares Manchu and Pekin varieties for seed use and hay value, stating Manchu suits bean production while Pekin yields soy fodder though stalks are slender. Soy beans can be sown any time.
Nef the Greatest Omibtales a Diver Can Take
A fragmented warning notes dangers of crossing streets at speed to avoid delays. It emphasizes the risk of collisions when drivers fail to slow at intersections and the likelihood of an eventual fatal crash if cautious behavior is not followed.
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Matenace
Tanger
Soybean hay touted as substitute for short hay supply
May Al and June f report hay shortages but praise a soy bean hay substitute after trial. Ames Agricultural College offers a free Farm Handbook by postage that covers soybean culture and other farming topics. Pal Sinclair leads inspirational talk. Q Maghes health talk. Schrader personal sketch. Dual session follows. Monticello hosts Mr and Mrs Sinclair and Laura as guests of L E Hutton.
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Agricultural College
Ames
Pal Sinclair
Q. J. Maghes
Trene Schrader
Scotch Grove celebrates Jacobson twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Scotch Grove Mr and Mrs Peter Jacobson marked their twenty fifth anniversary with a noon picnic and visiting with relatives and friends on Sunday May 6. Attendees from Scotch Grove Martelle Anamosa Arlington Randalia and other areas joined to offer congratulations and best wishes for many more anniversaries.
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Peter Jacobson
Jacobson
Henry Brokens
Emma Behnken
Velda Rickels
Scotch Grove
Henry Dose
Samuel Bartels
Carl Blue
Randalia
Amy Zirkelbach
Helen Holst
Carol Naylor
Jean Royden
Monticello
Miss Holst
Dubuque
Cascade Camp Delayed Until Mid May For Tree Planting
Cascade officials announced the COC camp from Maquoketa will not arrive until about May 15 due to Maquoketa’s 175000 tree planting. The delay affects Centennial preparations including a four day pageant running July 1 to 4 with a governor’s day and coronation.
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Woodbury
Brinacombe
COC
Maquoketa
A. L. Morrison
Marjorie Lane
Madeline Skahill
Iwan At Ceday Palla
A portion of a local page notes Iwan at Ceday Palla and a Learner event. The text mentions a school in Venesey on date con, Ladwsl, and Milas Miller leads band and orchestra with Wade ieTARRCR AY RIC. Madeline Fafinan is away with her relatives Myre and Yea Today Dubuaie. Clarence Hotatk appears as a distant visitor on Sunday.
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Iwan
Venesey
Dare
Ladwsl
Aid Milas Miller
Fi Mane
Orchoestra
Wade Ietarrcr
Ric
Misa Madeline Fafinan
Ler Alates
Myre
Dubuaie
Clarence Hotatk
EU Cervald
Local notes on births, weddings, and community events
Onalow My ad Mrs Ted Hamilton welcome a bay girl born Thursday at McDonald hospital Manteetio. Many residents attend gatherings including DAR meeting and Golden Anniversary in Anamosa. Commencement set for May 17 with Dean Geiger as speaker. Clayton Garnett injured in CCC camp accident. eye damaged and transported to Iowa City.
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Ted Hamilton
McDonald
Dillon Wall
Helle Paine
Dr. and
Vincent
Onalow
Provan
Macaulay
C. H. Geiger
Coe College
Ladies Guild
Clayton Garnett
CCC
Maquoketa
Iowa City
Decorative boat party with a benediction and student helpers
A fragmented report describes a Friday event in Town City featuring a decorative boat scene painted on canvas with a shore backdrop. The party included tables, refreshments, and a program led by Athens memorabilia and junior mothers assisting after the meal.
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Anid Moe
A. Clarnett
Town City
Aiiday
Tia
Oleased
Facinty
Prina Wade
Beatty and
Plenanitieas
Pick
Datta and Shaw Acknowledge Floods Across Regions
Local reports name Datta and Shaw amid widespread floods affecting Caro Oceans and surrounding areas. Supt J M Magattiny oversees emergency response as residents seek shelter and officials coordinate relief efforts.
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En Datta
Misa Shaw
Ine Jetenson
J. M. Magattiny
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