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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1944

Page

3

Madison Merry Maids elect new officers in Center Junction

The Madison Merry Maids 4 H club installed officers at Mary Jane Alden home with Mary Jane Alden as president Idalene Westphal as vice president Ardis Heiken as secretary and Ruth Ellen Storm as treasurer. They planned a Christmas party for December 9 and a pressure cooker demonstration followed.

Center Junction Madison Merry Maids Mary Jane Alden Idalene Westphal Ardis Heiken Ruth Ellen Storm Union Lestch Grove Guild Presbyterian Women’s Guild Frank Himebaugh Carrie Preas S. W. Clark Albert Schroeder John Gray T. E. Stanton Schroeder Howard Leech Arthur Wilcox Belle Dodson Lydia Decious Ed Duncan Guy McDonald Freda Ketelsen G. F. Skelding Mary Lang Ed Lang Cuba City Wis Dick Lang Monticello J. R. Ketelsen Clarence Ruth Ann Ketelsen Skelding Roy L. Kobas Chicago Fred Brokens Kobas Ida Brokens R. N

Soil Erosion Plan Completed in Jones County District

The twenty fourth group in the Jones County soil conservation district completed seven erosion control and land use plans. Plans were signed by John W. Smith Jennie Belknap John Burke Genevieve Braun Rollie Shover R. E. Remington Jr E Stover and Bill Carlson Cliff Rogers and John Wilt. Diversion terraces will reduce erosion across yards and building lots on the Jennie Belknap Alfred Remley farms. John W. Smith will build terraces in a pasture to prevent hill water damage in crop fields on the low lands. Other practices include strip cropping contour farming rotations green manure plowing under and pasture improvement.

Jones County Jennie Belknap Alfred Remley John Burke Clif Rogers John W. Smith

Big Gain 320% Poultry Concentrate for Egg Production

A home mixed egg mash needs a balanced blend of proteins vitamins and minerals beyond farm grains. The Big Gain 320% Poultry Concentrate is crafted to supply these essentials for peak egg production and maximum profits. Ask your dealer for the Big Gain catalogue for dependable formulas.

Big

Harm Dirks Host To Farm Bureau

Mr. and Mrs. Harm J. Dirks hosted the Scotch Grove Farm Bureau for the November extension service meeting. George Kuehl and others were named to the program committee. A county wide set up for corn borer control was discussed, plus a Fire Prevention film and reels on tuberculosis. The Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls 4-H club served refreshments to 49 attendees.

Harm J. Dirks Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Extension Service George Kuehl August Schrader William B. Hinrichs Arthur Wilcox C. B. Jessen Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls

Girls 4-H Nutrition School Plans November 28

Mrs Merle Meeks chairs Jones county 4-H aimed at nutrition art in meal planning for first year 4-H girls. Mrs Miriam Rogers Williams from Town State college will lead a training stressing well planned and prepared meals. Observation includes food preservation and winter garden planning to boost food reserves. The sessions target club leaders county committee members and older 4-H girls. They will plan and serve a practical demonstration noon meal.

Jones County Merle Meeks Miriam Rogers Williams Town State College Williams

Real Estate Transfers and Poultry Disease Note

Real estate transfers include Kate Morse and others conveying lots in Monticello and Oxford Junction to named buyers with shared ownership rights. Separate transfer shows Lillian Morehouse and Laurence to Lloyd and Dorothy Hansen for 31 025 dollars. A note on blue comb disease in poultry cites University of Connecticut research and recommends potassium chloride or muriate of potash in drinking water for 10 days, plus hygiene guidance.

Kate Morse Bert Augusta Pede Dunham Varvel Monticello Lillian Morehouse Laurence Lloyd P Dorothy Marie Hansen G. W. Lathrop Oxford Junction John W. Wright Mildred Geraldine Virginia Wright LaJuie Plueger Lightfoot Iowa University of Connecticut

Jones County Farm Calendar Highlights Local Club Dates

Community farming notices list events across Jones County with 4-H clubs and Farm Bureau meetings. Entries include Madison on Nov 17, Harvest Sunday Nov 23 and Schoolhouse events, plus Mrs. Ray Embree noted for Nov 24.

Madison Wyoming Farm Bureau Herman Brunscheen Harvest Martello Schoolhouse Ray Embree

Vaccination School Planned for Jones County Farmers

A vaccination school for Jones county farmers is planned for mid December. Interested attendees should contact the county extension director or the Farm Bureau office.

Jones County Farm Bureau Office

Harvest Sun Observed at Peniel Chapel

M Bach of the state university at Iowa City will speak at Peniel chapel for Harvest Sunday in Castle Grove. Amber church invites all. Farm Bureau meeting was canceled as the county agent attended another event.

Scshool Scotch Grove Carl Underwood Cedar Rapids James Mead W. L. Waggoner Wilson Wis Severn Murry Janesville Eva Waggoner Presbyterian Church Peter Prahmo Carlton Miller Boston Mass Susan Capitola Courtney Central City Frank Woodward Castle Grove Peniel Chapel Marcus Bach The State University At Iowa City Burdine Farm Bureau C. D. Shaffer Monticello George Balster Fred Heiken W. R. Cartano George Behrends Larry McDonald Larry McDonough Ernest McDonough Mary Budge Ames A. E. Laude H. J. Mayberry Anamosa

Woodlot Problems Discussed With Ray Phillips Meet

Farm forester Ray Phillips will discuss woodlot problems with Jones county farmers at a meeting tentatively set for the first week in December. Farm Bureau News will publish the exact date later. If planning a woodlot start or dealing with tree loss or marketable timber, attend to hear Phillips and get guidance.

Ray Phillips Jones County Farm Bureau News

Wristwatch loss after horse kicks Guttenberg man

Kenneth Nuehring of Guttenberg escaped serious harm when a young horse kicked him while he worked. His wristwatch was damaged and a small hair was shaved from his arm, but he suffered no scratches.

Kenneth Nuehring Guttenberg Nuehring

Waverly man shoots rare white pheasant

It was up to H. E. Yarcho of Waverly to get the white pheasant seen in the community recently. He shot it with such care that its plumage was not ruffled and can be mounted. A white pheasant is very rarely seen.

H. E. Yarcho Waverly

Brothers visit each other across states surprise

Fred Brent of Indianola is visiting his brother Martin in San Diego and Martin is visiting Fred in Indianola. Neither knew the other planned to go to their respective homes, yet both trips are to visit other relatives, making the journeys worthwhile.

Fred Brent Indianola Martin San Diego Fred

Britt Fire Crews Fight Silage Blaze at Lyal Fox Farm

Three trips by the Britt fire department to the Lyal Fox farm were required to extinguish a silo fire. The smoldering silage proved hard to quench and no cause could be determined.

Britt Lyal Fox Farm

First Non Resident Hunters Buy Licenses in Jones County

W. C. Elliott of Peoria Illinois and Louis Behnke of Morton Grove Illinois were the first non resident buyers of hunting licenses in Jones County.

W. C. Elliott Peoria Ill Louis Behnke Morton Grove Jones County

Le Mars Store Window Features Mice As Attraction

Manager Bill Zimmer of Le Mars kept mice in a store window display after an insulation display failed. The mice hid under sacks and leapt out when a fly appeared, and Zimmer said he would leave them in place to show they avoided contact with insulation and appeared healthy.

Bill Zimmer le Mars Zimmer

Stuffed Mushrooms From Deviled Ham Tips

A kitchen note suggests filling peeled mushroom caps with deviled ham, adding a drop of tabasco, and sprinkling with fine crumbs before broiling, avoiding butter or margarine. The guidance focuses on a quick, savory preparation for stuffed mushrooms.

Fall Break Lets Farmers Boost Harvest Outlook

Aaron Vanderhof of Alta reports a second barley crop nearing harvest and a three foot high second growth of oats that looks better than last spring. The milder fall weather supports productive field conditions for farmers.

Aaron Vanderhof Alta Vanderhof

Boron Deficiency Tied to Beets in Soil Lacking Boron

Beet crops show black spots from boron shortage in soil. Applying borax spray to beet leaves helps combat the problem and protect yields.

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