Jones County Farm Bureau Sees Steady Milk Output Amid Feed Shortage
The Jones County Farm Bureau reports steady production despite feed scarcity. The monthly average milk yield is 839 pounds with 308 pounds butterfat from 417 cows milking and 34 dry cows. Top cows include purebred Holsteins 205 and 323 in the Men’s Reformatory herd, milking three times daily with silage and balanced rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Men's Reformatory
J. C. Johnson
Prentice and Streeter
Monroe and Walderbach
Tom Shover
Henry J. Wehling
John M. Mayberry
Reuel McColm
Delbert Mayberry
4 H girls plan mor e county fair demo teams
Leaders and one representative from fourteen 4 H girls clubs meet May 17 to plan demonstration teams for the county fair at Monticello. The winner advances to the Iowa State fair for the state contest this fall. Esther Pond of Ames extension service attends. Soybeans planting guidance follows with row spacing, seeding rate, inoculation and harvest notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Esther Pond
Extension Service
Ames
Local residents urged to notify director about attendance
Readable text indicates residents should inform the township director about who plans to attend an event or meeting. The document repeats that those named or connected to the address must plan and notify accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Smith
Neil Brete
Farmers Sign 1 111 16 Percent of 1934 Corn Cut Pledges
Preliminary state reports show farmers signed about 1 111 16 percent of 1934 corn production reduction pledges. Leaders include Lews with 170 000 agreements and Tinness about 125 000, with Missouri 105 000 Nebraska 85 000 Indiana 80 000 Minnesota 80 000 Kansas 75 000 Ohio 60 000 South Dakota 57 200 Wisconsin 44 000 Oklahoma 39 100 Texas 32 600 Michigan 21 500 Tennessee 21 200. Corn Loan Plan Brought to Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaigs
Lews
Tinness
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Minnesota
Kansas
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
Tennessee
New Basic Crops Not Included In Contract Limits
The AAA rules allow increased production of the six new basic commodities beef cattle grain sorghums flax barley rye and peanuts without violating contracts signed before June 1 1934 as long as general provisions are not broken. Officials cite adjustments in county corn yields and crop rotation as factors and emphasize use of census crop reporters and market data in setting adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
AAA
State Board of Review
J. L. Boatman
Iowa State College Extension
Board of Review
Boatman
Mr. Boatman
Leslie M. Carl
Des Moines
State Board
Beatmen
Jomhey
School Fair Records And Student Winners Noted
In Scotch Grove district pupils competed in grade level events with Laurel Mee Ler and Mase Lange among leading entries. Esther Reuter of district 3 captured first place and Laurel Naylor of district 4 took second as two others missed due to late absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Ing Cayer
Manel Teten
Laurel Meeler
Trene Brockhehn
Mase Lange
Presbyterian Women Meet at Mrs Seehusens Home
The Center Junction Women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mrs J B Seehusen’s home with Mrs R B Robbie presiding. Mrs S G Thompson elected vice president and Mrs Willis Martin welcomed as a new member. Alumni banquet set for Friday May 18 in the school auditorium with Ronald Davis as toastmaster Pauline Prahm giving the address of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Overholt
Mother Mahree
Provan
Opera House
C. H. Geiger
Coe College
Astrumian Club
J. R. Macaulay
Mount Vernon
Opera
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. B. Seehusen
Robbie
T. E. Stanton
S. G. Thompson
Willis Martin
Ronald Davis
Pauline Prahm
Community Notices Highlight School Histories and Local Visits
Holyce Stingley and others host events marking Center Junction school history and a banquet served by the Presbyterian church women. Local students and families share parties and visits, with teachers Mrs Branen and Miss Dreibelbis cited and multiple Sunday gatherings with extended family in Monticello, Cedar Rapids, and Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyce Stingley
Dean McDonald
Dorothy Dreibelbis
G. Vander Stoep
Pauline Prahm
Marie Serbousek
Willma Jackson
Selma DeShaw
Center Junction School
Maude Duncan
Auld Lang Syne
Presbyterian Church
Lucile Livingstone
John Livingstone
Lloyd Goldsmith
Ernest Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Mead
W. A. Stingley
Delia Branen
Dickens
L. A. Dreibelbis
Center Junction
Dribelbis
Lenox College
Eloise Sutherland
Gayle Riser
Elberta Jones
Berdena Hogg
Catherine Thompson
Joyce Preston
F. D. Sutherland
Miss Sutherland
Cedar Rapne
Sutherand
Social Visits Mention T. E. Stanton Home
Rapida visited in the T. E. Stanton home last week. Bonita Goldsmith of Anamosa spent Sunday here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Goldsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Edna Wasson
Provan
Manse
Fred Heasty
Sons
Marshalltown
George Sears
Lenora Seebach
Eleanor Shaw
Stanley Todd
Bessie Shaw
Iowa City
Todd
Shaw
Hgh
Ladies’ Guild
Kenneth Kennedy
Henry Koon
C. M. Holst
Harriet Lamey
Rev
Young People’s Choir
Harold
Henry Dirks
Chauncey Lee
Dirks
Monticello
Rudolph Seehusen
Patricia Louise
McDonald Hospital
John Perrine
Henrietta Frank
Beahl Perrine
Cedar Rapids
Paul Smith
L. P. Crim
O. O. Watson
J. F. Livingstone
EB. F. Kleineck
Manchester
J. A. McDonald
Beggs
T. Miller
Dumont
Anamosa
W. Clark
Emily Richardson
L. W. Lovell
J. N. Smith
E. F. Burr
Castle Grove
M. J. McNeilly
Alyea
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ida McDonald
Dorothy
Marion
Delia Branen
Louiisville
H. Nelson
Irving Eiler
A. D. Serbousek
Marie
Audra
Frank Serbousek
Livingstone
State Reformatory
F. L. Serbousek
C. H. Nelson
Lou Ahraken
Ellen McDonald
Maquoketa
George McDonald
W. E. Spohn
Dewey Opperman
Cedar Falls
W. A. Stingley
Ed Duncan
Henry Seehusen Jr
J. L. Serbousek
Jimmie
Peter Prahm
Pauline
Earl De-Shaw
Jane
N. C. Holm
Beulah
Eft Heeren
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
Elsie Holst
Chicago
J. B. Seehusen
Luella
George Seehusen
Viola
John
Peter Letze
Cedar
Rapida
T. E. Stanton
Bonita Goldsmith
Mrs. E. Goldsmith
Sheriff Candidate Harry Ireland Seeks Republican Nomination
Harry Ireland announces his candidacy for county sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the June 1934 primary. He asks for voter support in Monti cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ireland
Monticello
Public notice of estate executor in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints Harry W Stuhler as executor of the estate of William Stuhler deceased. Creditors are to file claims with the court clerk sworn and timely, and debtors should pay immediately to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa April 23 1934. J J Locher attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
William Stuhler
Costa
Anamosa
A. D
Harry W. Stuhler
J. J. Locher
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Towa
Taois
Seuin Dakota
Maissolm
Amo
Cain
Colorado
Wirnoon
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mra Naylor
Enw
Mraw Kuhns
Laws Ari Lawn Naylor
Mise Cann Nagh
Lawrence Becemen Cave
Eloise Kuhns
Rollin Glenn
Len Vz Beach
Calif
Kitty Callahan
Glenn
Oelwein
Long Beach
David E. Glenn
Viala Glenn
Scotch Grove
Longe Beach
Ethel Courtney
Miriam
Abbott
Sinclair
Eldon Traden
Eldon
MacDonald Hospital
Leslie Balster
Otto Powlishta
Ray Wright
Paul Darting
Wnton Junction
May Himebaugh
C. P. Abbott
Evelyn
A. B. Nichols
Grover Hudson
Wilma Lee and
Wallace
Paulsen
A. P. Himebaugh
Lois
Phillip
Hopkinton
Paul Paulsen
Paul Ernest
Ralph
Kathleen
Wilton Junction
F. L. Himebaugh
Helen May
C. B. Carson
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice
Leslie Himebaugh
Bernice Kuehl
G. J. Hughes
Richard Hanken
Hazel Perkins
Cecil
Hale
Farm Bureau
Earl Lehman
Waterloo
Elkader
Elkadar
Miss Kuehl
Leslie
Memorial Day Association
Laewrenee AG
Alvan Hansa Ae
Onieany
Tyistricet Farm Bureau Meeting
Ry Town
Arend Balster
Prunes
Igc
Ibs
Enanat
Mary Ellen McDonald
Wyoming
The
Monticello, Iowa
NTE
Sherman
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