Jones County Farm Bureau Convenes Sixth District Meet
Over fifty Jones county Farm Bureau members attended the sixth district meeting at the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids with more than 500 delegates from eleven counties. Earl C. Smith Illinois State Farm Bureau president spoke on the AAA program and agricultural equality. The day featured a luncheon, discussion of organization problems, and plans for 4 H clubs including Rally Day at Monticello on June 20 and a county club program with plays and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau
Sixth District
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Farm Bureau
Allan Kline
J. C. Wood
Crystal Ballroom
Earl C. Smith
Illinois State Farm Bureau
Mr. Smith
National Cornhog Committee
AAA
Jones County
Monticello
Ames
Farm Families Invited to State College Field Day
Jones county farmers and others in the region are invited to a field day at Town State college on June 22 as part of four campus field days June 18 19 21 and 22. Visitors can tour facilities see experiments view campus and ask questions about farm and home problems with program tailored to regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
L. T. Lorenzen
State Board of Review
State College
Town State College
Grant Chapman
Iowa
Chapman
College Library Department of Agricultural Engineering
Seven weed control methods from a historic agriculture guide
The document outlines seven methods to control persistent weeds such as Canada thistle leafy spurge and quack grass. Suggestions include repeated mowing from May onward, plowing and surface cultivation, spring tooth harrowing with seasonal plowing, careful fallowing with green manure, late spring to summer sowing of fall rye or alfalfa, nurse cropping alfalfa, and establishing permanent pasture with rotational grazing to crowd out weeds.
Hopkinton Observes Memorial Day With Program at Fink Bohner Hall
Memorial Day events in Hopkinton include a 10 a.m. program at Finkbohner Hall with Rev. Roy V. Porter delivering the address and a wreath laying at the cemetery. The day features America, prayers, songs, readings, violin solo, and a benediction, followed by the march to the cemetery for veterans’ grave wreaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Finkbohner Hall
Roy V. Porter
America
Rev. Allen
Cecelia Ellington
Maude Pierce
Rev V. Porter
Dival de Best
Vine
Udreiuedui
Eoyy
Frank Suthewhound
Center Junction
Hide Siun- GM
Chrei Gauehter
Eloise
Lenox Col- Lert Jieir Od
Local Happenings In Hopkinton And Surrounding Towns
Numerous social visits and family updates from Hopkinton Marion and surrounding areas. Reports include Behnke and Miss Johnston ties to Lenox and Olin, graduation and travel notes, band and paving progress, Presbyter ian Aid activity and upcoming Children s Day rehearsals. Details on residents from Chicago Cedar Rapids and Janesville with intersections at Mount Vernon Hopkinton and Guttenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthea Bixby
Hopkinton High School
No. 113
Hopkinton
Waukon
H. F. Stoddard
Finkbohner Hall
Donald Appleby
Donald Smith
Dorothy Dretbelbis
Pearl M. Reeve
A. B. Soule
Whitten
Lorena Martin
Lacey
Scotch Grove School Year Ends With Picnic and Honors
Scotch Grove Miss Hazel Eby and her No 4 pupils closed the year with a picnic. Eighth grade trio Dorothy Otten Maynard Kuhns Esther Plueger earned honors with Kuhns on the honor roll. Fourth grade had perfect attendance. Other non tardy pupils listed include Laverne Plueger Celestia Kuhns Velda Rickels Irvin Husman and Arlene Kuhns who missed one day. Miss Eby to teach Wayne Center next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Eby
No. 4
Laverne Plueger
Celestia Kuhns
Velda Rickels
Irvin Husman
Eunice Kuhns
Albert Husman
Lois Naylor
Kermit Kuhns
Galen Kuhns
Arlene Kuhns
Sand Spring
Frank Johnson
Thelma Cheiory
Tuessath
Picnure
Lois Lange
Durin
Florencee Marderft
Kathleen Hirthes
Trushes
Richard Eby
Melyin Huisman
Lars Tobiason
Wayne
Miriam Abbott
Pauline Prahm
No. 7
James Wright
Monticello
Lewis Wright
Tewis Wright
M. M. Sinclair
Wright
Sunbeam Mission Band
Charles Coxsee
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls’ Club
Prairieburg Woman Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs. Joseph F. Holub of Prairieburg died suddenly at her home last Monday night at 9 20. Born 1863 near Central City, she lived in Linn County all her life and had ten children. Funeral at St. Joseph’s Church with Requiem Mass by Father S J Kucera and burial at St. Joseph’s Cemetery.
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Joseph F. Holub
Prairieburg
John Machart
Alburnett
Davis Farm
Central City
Charles Wilson
Rose Howard
Anna Selaway
Miles City
Mont
Charles Hermell
Waterville
Minn
John and
Louise
Waverly
Frank
Anamosa
Will
Arizona
Mayme Palmateer
Rock Island, Ill
Grace Gardner
George
Walker
St. Joseph's Church
S. J. Kucera
Charles Cassidy
John
Louis
George Sigmund
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Prairieburg social notes and election notices listed
The Prairieburg column records visitors and family events from Cedar Rapids, Central City, Manchester, Monticello, and nearby towns. It notes a June 4 primary voting machine relocation and multiple local visits, births, birthdays, and school activities including Boulder No. 6 closing and eighth grade exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Peet
Dick Hulters
Cedar Rapids
Roy Wolmot
Noulder
Kaliban Sta
Prairieburg Savings Bank
John Yanda
Cass Center
Yanda
Glen Richards
Red Bridge
Buffalo River
Gail DeLancey
Donna
O. A
John Plouer
Joseph Minnis
Bernard Brady
Stone City
Frank Eller
Freda
Frankie
Monticello
George Knott
M. J. Woodward
Waterloo
Frank
Scott
Esther Barker
Barker
Prairieburg
Gilbert
Eldon
Everett
Jack Ahirich
Paul Lauser
Dwaine
Manchester
East Cass Notes of Visits and Social Rounds in Porterville
East Cass Township records show Mrs. Edwin Taylor and children from Columbus Junction visiting Henry Uhr and family last week. Ernest Rickless bought a new Ford V eight. Harold Schlimmer of Monticello joined gatherings at Henry Stalken and Morley hosts. Lyle Clark hosted Miriam Fairbanks and Kenneth Hubbard from Monticello. Henry Poppe’s birthday brought about 22 relatives and friends for a Monday evening of cards and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Taylor
Dean
Wilma Mae
Columbus Junction
Henry Uhr
Mr. Taylor
Uhr
Mrs. Taylor
Ernest Rickless
Harold Schlimmer
Monticello
Henry Stalken
Earl Benedict
Gay McConaughy
Morley
Lyle
Anamosa
Miriam Fairbanks
Kenneth Hubbard
Lyle Clark
Henry Poppe
Sunday gathering at Wilert Peall home reported
Ina entertained those present with ice cream and cake. Attendees included Emil Hoppe and James Redmond of Olin My and Mrs Fred Poppe near Langworthy My and Mrs John H Kray and children John Brokena and Henne Ny and Myra Henry States Willan and Elvin Mr and Mrs Gilford Soper and my Carlos af Anamosa Mr and Mrs Carl Brockthon and Lawrence, plus George Sahoon and two children and Mrs Henry Kray Sy of Monticallo. They visited Jatin Keayh one Sunday evening. Ay and Mrs John Kray and Mr and Mrs Henry Ortwles spent last Whaitsday in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Mra
Emil Hoppe
James Redmond
Olin
Fred Poppe
Near Langworthy
John H. Kray
John Brokena
Henne
Myra
Henry States
Willan
Elvin
Gilford Soper
Carlos Af Anamosa
Carl Brocktiohn
Lawrence
Wilert Peall
George Sahoon
Henry Kray Sy
Monticallo
Jatin Keayh
John Kray
Henry Ortwles Apent
Town City
You can Have Cheaper but Not Hap Pier When Your Wife's Reducing
The jumbled line hints at financial strain during a wife's weight loss journey. It mentions cheaper options and happiness tied to reduced weight, though details are unclear. The fragment suggests a domestic discussion on budgeting and wellness.
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Lamb Club
Aimal Alwat
John Theels
Isietapt
National Broadcasting System
Indiana
Tennessee
Gladys Bolen
Youth Democrats Club
Delaware County
Washington
War Department Olives
Bolen
War Department
Kirk
Jo Ann
A. J. Cramer
Ralph Lubbock
Raymond Walace
Coe College
Wallace
Howard Reeder
Chicago
Winifred Wallace
Reeder
J. D. MacAllister
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Schenectady
N. Y
David
George Harrington
J. D. MacAlister
N. E. Loomis
Everett Dunn
Thelma Tibbitts
Bernice Edgar
Firrport
Selena
Marcella Otten
Yvonne Lange
June Wright
Laura Sinclair
Presbyterian Aid Society
W. B. Clark
D. O. Sinclair
Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
Miriam
Carrie Preas
Ed Bower
Janesville
Wis
L J. Schlemme
Leslie
Leslie Himebaugh
Kuen
F. D. Sutherland
Lenox College
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Harry Alyea
Helen Holst
Esther Sinclair
The
Presbyterian Church
George Bohlken
Kenneth Benesh
Angell
Earivile
May Himebaugh
Addie Peak
Hugh Peak
Elkader
Himebaugh
Keith
Jessie
Royden
John Helmrichs - Ryan
Ben Husman
Agney Back
Coeeay
Eirnrvi
Diamond Station
Ileam Corporation
Mid Continent Petroleum Corp
Ireland
Howard Moss
Harry Benton
Louis Holub
Ted
Mary Holub
Joseph Klimes
Dickie
Joseph
Dreebeth Holub
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stein
Légion of Decency
Myees
Orford Junction
Fort Atkinson
Tawie
Gila
Harry Cane
Tole
Artur Caine
Hintay
John Heatt
Satie
Dara Watton
Ter Arden
Yennte Carats
Warry Veleo
Geedar Rapids
Ruth Randal
Oakdale
Julia Randall
Waubeek
Austin Coons
Center Point
J. Q. Coons
K. D. Sanders
Prairleburg
Sam G. Thompson
East
Cass Township
American Legion Dance
Cascade
Melba Goodrich
C.S. Barker
Robert W. Colflesh
U. S
United Republican Party
Colflesh
Governor Club
Italy
Morton
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