Jones County Farm Bureau reports on wheat allotments and chinch bug campaign
Jones County Farm Bureau updates detail county wheat contracts and ballot deadlines with county agent supervising, ballots counted Monday and forwarded to Ames and Washington. It covers drought driven hay buy rates ending May 31, 30 percent off hay and 29 percent off straw, plus 4-H club Rally Day events and the corn hog contract process in Des Moines approvals, chinch bug campaign leadership statewide with Dr Drake and H C Anberg, creosote and paper fences for insect control, and federal funding for control in the Upper Mississippi valley.
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Jones Oo
Coun
Ames
Washington
TV Association
Iowa
Washington, D. C
State Board of Review
Des Moines
Jones County
Board of Review
State Board
Ray Murray
Secretary of Agriculture
R. E. Buchanan
Iowa State College
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College Extension Service
C. J. Drake
Farm Bureau
Dr. Drake
H. C. Anberg
A. D. Worthington
Mississippi Valley
Farm Bureau Receives Word On Iowa Campaign Funds
A Farm Bureau office report indicates a campaign committee expects around one million dollars for the Iowa campaign based on word received at their local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee
Iowa
Farm Bureau
4 H Club Plans June Farm Bureau Program
Jackson Better Farmers boys 4-H club set plans for the June Farm Bureau meeting with 15 members attending. Fire prevention will be featured as part of the program and a member will report progress of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Star
Morley
Verne Embree
Earl Becker
Thomas Hartley
Floyd Siver
Mechanicsville
Lewis McPike
John
Louis Osterkamp
Kenneth
Clifford Fairbanks
Anamosa
John Mulherin
Robert Hanna
Russell Hanson
Jackson
Better Farmers’ Boys
Farm Bureau
Boy Hurt At Baseball Game Heads To Mercy Hospital
Ten year old Wyoming resident Richard Broderson was taken to Mercy Hospital Anamosa after a bat struck him at a high school baseball game The X ray showed a skull fracture near the forehead Local church and club activities are listed including the Royal Neighbors district convention in Cedar Rapids and several social gatherings by women’s groups in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Pig Club
Iowa
Oelwein
Richard Broderson
Henry Broderson
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Sue
Lutheran
Go. J. Zeitinger
Harold Lazare
E Hereberger
Dorothy Dirks
Gruske
Leroy Dirks
RR Od. Mowry
Mowry
Pearl Rogers
V. Williams
Royal Neigmbers of America
Cedar Rapids
Don Boquist
Henry Siler
L. M. Sherrill
M. R. Terhune
F. L. Harrington
Lyte Marshall
St. Luke's Hospital
Pearl Guthrie Dahl
St. Cloud
Minn
Ruth Bahnsen
John Rohwedder
Wyoming
Hattie Myers
Opera House
Burestadter
Cornell Colleges
John Heasty
Tretta Bramer
Stanley Alfen
Mary Louise Willman
Lorraine Seehusen
Donald First
Bernice Close
Velda McGuuire
William Reade
Richard Brownell
Donald Gerdes
Anna Dusane
Duane Lincoln
Betty Jane Levsen
Everett Brunscheen
Helen Mohr
Clair Felker
Velma Petersen
Jacqueline Kinler
Jean Broderson
Maryann Wiker
Verna Hanold
Jean Roush
Audra Demoss
Robert Pelkey
Erin Rohwedder
Alex Inglis
Louis Kouba
John Eichhorn
Melvin Sievers
Floreine Herzberger
Pleasant Ridge school closes after five years
The Pleasant Ridge school, taught by Miss Ruth Hannahns for five years, closes Friday. Her students show perfect attendance since February 1929 and the school ranks high on the county dental honor roll. Community events include a birthday party for Albert Buresh Jr and a Memorial weekend social calendar with visitors, showers, and class night plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Peck
Pleasant Ridge
Ruth Hannahs
Miss Hannahs
Daily Register
Albert Buresh Jr
A. E. Christopherson
J. N. Christopherson
Clarence
G. A. Torrber
Massilon
Fred Lazare
Altha Williams
Marton
Steiner
Nebraska
C. H. Rogers
Local Residents Attend Events and Family News From Anamosa Area
Amber Mrs Rena Hoult attended the B P W convention in Des Moines with the Anamosa club. Families visited relatives in Bellevue Monticello Springville Dundee Sand Sprint and nearby towns. School year closings picnics and rehirings noted along with mumps illness in Henry A Harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Hoult
Anamosa Business and Professional Women's Club
Des Moines
Herman Helgens
Clifford
Ed Helgens
Bellevue
Reuben Dress
Monticello
Bernell
J. P. Willis
Albert Harms
Henry Harms
Lena Freese
Carl Freese
George Herren
Sprineville
Otto Otten
Herman Ohne
Delphine
Arlene
Dundee
Ound
Virs
Warner Heiken
Carl Sehoan
Vane
John Batehetd
John Bolvken
Sand Sprint
Joan Rickels
Otto Geriets
Dick Boh
Org Corey
Chom. Herren
Sormneyih
Mroo
Pilia
Lonie Helvens
Lorna
Alva Gerdes
Dwight
Rex Reuter
Ben Englehart
Adoph Bohlen
Hon. Zimmerman
Henry A. Harms
Scotch Grove Women’s Club Discusses Local Merchants
A good attendance at the Women’s Community club meeting at Mrs. L. J. Schlemine’s home featured a discussion led by Mrs. W. B. Clark and Mrs. H. J. Dirks on buying from local merchants versus catalog firms. Both speakers advocated supporting home stores. The June meeting will be hosted by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Community Club
L. J. Schlemine
Chambers
W. B. Clark
H. J. ‘Dirks
Local social notes span visitors and gatherings across Cedar Rapids area
Sand Spring and Center Junction residents hosted and visited relatives from Des Moines Hopkinton Monticello and Amorse branches with many Sunday family visits. Bertha Baxter returned from Colesburg while Madonna Ann Lasche died after sudden illness. Funeral services were held in Monticello and Barhille. The piece notes medical use of crotaius poison for Yellow fever treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
George Moats
Donald Clark
Sand Spring
C. L. Jacobs
Eidgewood
Otto Powlishta
August Ladehoff
John D. Ahraken
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
E. H. Cox
B. W. Cox
Fred Egger
Dean Morton
Dickie
Des Moines
Ellen Bradke
Hopkinton
Erma Bradke
Denver
Cap Arduser
Donald
Galen Hein
Richland Center
Bertha Baxter
William Moser
Colesburg
George Nordman
Monticello
Charles Stevenson
George Bright
William
Howard Franks
Anamosa
Stanley Bright
Leta Cox
Clarence Lasche
Eldon Stevenson
Cedar Rapids
Fred Leese
Clinton
Ray Chaplin
Morton
Fred Eger
W. H. Behrends
Dorothy Lee
John Egger
Woo
Balsig
J. L. Batchelder
Mr. Bohiken
Dick Bohiken
Amber
A J. Sehmid
Dubuque
Madonna Ann
Wear
Barhille
Jones County Supervisors Proceed on County Debts and Jail Repairs
The Jones County board authorizes filing proof of claim for public deposit reimbursements and endorses a grand jury report. The grand jury finds the county home well cared for while jail repairs and new mattresses are advised. The city of Anamosa may cover prisoner care costs per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Citizens Savings
Olin
Oxford Junction Savings
Anamosa National
Niles & Watters Savings
Anamosa
Harms
Russell
Shimerda
Mayberry
Holst
Grand Jury
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Harm3
Claims Approved and Ordered Paid in Jones County
Audited claims against Jones County are approved and ordered paid. The list includes various repairs, supplies, services, board of review expenditures, and prisoner care costs with numerous named assessors, boards, and firms such as Anamosa Eureka, Anamosa Lumber Co, Metropolan Supply Co, Jenkins Fergeman, and others. The page notes multiple per diem, mileage, and project costs, continuing onto page 7.
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Jones County
Skelgas Co
D.C. Shields
Medi
Althen
Anamosa Eureka
Anamosa Lumber Co
Ed Wild
C. B. Husman
F. E. McClure
Dennis Dullea
John Schladetzky
W. N. Grace
L. A. Oltmans
A. J. Orr
A. R. McDonald
Harlan Shhumacker
Geo. Harms
Ed Herren
Harlan Russell
John Rowen
A. McConaughy
H. E. Levien
Geo. Behrends
N. Easterly
Ernest Schwab
F. Saxon
J.A. Pearson
L. M. Lanner
G. K. Zeuch
Clinton County Old Age Pension Board
C. F. Cody Co
R. D. Cooley
Coxsee & Coxsee
Eclipse Lumber Co
Henry Eichhorn
Louis Elben
PHOS
Belles Yey Totas
Wm. Metzger
McMickle
W. Holley & Sons
N. C. Holst
Tota
Town Electric Co
R. E Ireland
D ‘Jenkins-Fergeman
Jenkins - Fergeman
Jones County Abstract Co
BDSEY
Walter Koon
Lefebvre Corporation
Sup- Phos Ee Eee
Eeeseeneaeens
Flora McMurrin
Metropolitan Supply Co
Neliie V. Morey
MCRAE
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Jones County Farm Bureau
William Bailey
Greens Ship
Trainine
Pliance
Wheat Growers Ballot
Madison Merry Maids
Madison Merry Maids 4-H Club
Towa
State Cellere Cne Farm Bureaus
Sarah Porter
Towa Farry
H. D. Hughes
Sudan
Hughes
Argentina
August Schrader
Albert Schrader
Maxine
Yvonne Lange
Scotch Grove
Monticello High School
Jo Roryden
Jean Royden
Helen Holst
Constance Naylor
Carol Naylor
Leslie Balster
Edward Snell
Lyman Moats
Guttenberg
Inver Moats
Esther Sinclair
Rainbow 4-H
Cass Township
J. W. Streeter
Thelma Gregory
Wheatland
Iowa City
F. E. Craig
LaPorte City
Mr. Craig
O.P
Frank Moffet
Mary Dutton
H. C. Ring
18Th Judicial Dist
Geo. F. Specht
Pittsburgh
L. T. Lorenzen
W. O. Shaffer
Rug Border
L. A. Beers
J. R. Kennedy
W. F. Rohn
N. E. Clark
Beam & Miller
Shades
Boone Blank Book Fen Supplies
Clark Bros
Sinclair
Sinclair Oil Company Products
Pontiac
Mic
G.M.A.C
America
Fisher
Sher Stak Pontiac
General Motors
S. Cedar St
McLaughlin
Buick Co
Monticello, Iowa
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