New Simplified Rules Allow Livestock Slaughter Without License
OPA and War Food Administration announce simplified meat rules. Livestock producers may slaughter for home use and eat point-free if they meet strict conditions, including raising the animals on a farm, residing there most of the year, or proving 60 days prior slaughter with home farming. Institutional users are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omee of Price Administration
War Food Administration
OPA
WEA
Changes Aim to Regulate Home Slaughter and Meat Usage
The WPA moves to require permits or licenses for those who slaughter meat for themselves or for delivery. The reform aims to simplify determining if producers may consume meat point free and protect meat supplies for military and lend lease needs by curbing diversions from legitimate channels. Officials seek to minimize disruption to farmers who slaughter meat for home use.
Big Gain Spring Pasture Dairy Concentrate Ad
Milk production is essential and requires high quality protein minerals vitamins and energy. BIG GAIN SPRING PASTURE 32% DAIRY CONCENTRATE combines with your grains to boost milk output and lets you tailor feeds to each cow. Shaffer Imp. Store Monticello and J A Ferguson Olin promote the product.
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Bolson
AAA District Meeting Held Here Monday
Three committeemen from the AAA offices of Clayton Buchanan Delaware Dubuque Jackson Linn Cedar Clinton Scott and Jones counties held a district meeting all day Monday in Monticello Sessions were in the community building They planned township elections for Friday Nov 26 and details for county conventions to be held Nov 27 at 8 am in Monticello The dairy feed program subsidy progress and checks to farmers were discussed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Clayton
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
Cedar
Clinton
Scott
Jones
Monticello
Jones County
Wayne 4 H Boys Elect 43 Officers
Marvin Engelbart was elected president of the Wayne 4 H Boys club at a meeting at Amber school. Louis Freese became vice president LeRoy Siebels was secretary treasurer and William Wessels reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Engelbart
Wayne 4-H
Amber School
Louis Freese
LeRoy Siebels
William Wessels
Gene Cook
Leo Cook
Bob Coden
Galen Engelbart
Raymond Freese
Clifford Jansen
Merle Jansen
Dale Martin
Herbert Martin
August Monk Jr
Maynard E. Siebels
Glen Soper
Harry Wessels
James F. Kearns
Wayne 4-H Girls Plan Christmas Party
The Wayne 4-H Girls club met at Amber school with Maxine Voppe presiding. Seven members answered roll call and planned a December 20 party for parents. Geraldine Monk gave a demonstration on Telephone Etiquette and the Girls were later entertained by the Wayne 4-H Boys club.
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Wayne
Cass 4 H Rainbow Club Girls Meet
The Cass 4 H Rainbow Club Girls held a Tuesday evening meeting at Lucretia Fairbanks home with Jean Cole presiding. Plans for the coming year were discussed and Mrs. Lester Fairbanks demonstrated sewing seams. A job training meeting at Anamosa courthouse involved school superintendents and other workers with E F Sylvester coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass 4-H
Lucretia Fairbanks
Jean Cole
Lester Fairbanks
Anamosa
E. F. Sylvester
Iowa State College
Iowa Extension Service
War Manpower Commission
Paul Smith
Donal Newhard
Reuel McCalm
Max Wortman
C. Bo Je ‘N
Ed Steele
Ken Powler
Glen Koppenhaver
Lloyd Robertson
James F. Kearns
Farm Bureau Board Reviews Des Moines Meeting Plan
Jones county Farm Bureau president Harold Deischer called a special board meeting Saturday evening November 1 to direct voting delegate Ray Naylor for the annual Farm Bureau meeting in Des Moines November 22 to 24.
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Farm Bureau Board
Harold Deischer
Monticello
Jones County Farm Bureau
Ray Naylor
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Center Junction Opens Season With Wins For Boys
Center Junction high school opened basketball with the boys defeating Oxford Junction 34 to 13 while the girls fell 26 to 12. Season schedule includes games against Martelle, Sacred Heart, Onslow, Wyoming, Monmouth and a county tournament. Local community notes cover club meetings moves and family visits.
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Center Junction
Victors
Oxford Junction
Temple Hill Farmers Plan Conservation Drive
Farmers at Temple Hill school meet to plan conservation measures to save soil and boost output. Attendees include Thomas Supple, Joe Bisenius, Arthur McQuillen, John N. Peiffer Jr., Vic Berringer, John L. Trumm, and F A Meis with Keith F. Kinion guiding the discussion on soil types and land. Also summarized are the Jones county Farm Bureau past presidents meeting at Reuel McColm home with pot luck and varied attendees. Abaca source notes shift from Philippines to Central American countries offering higher fiber per acre. Panama averages over 1,500 pounds per acre annually.
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Temple Hill
Thomas Supple
Joe Bisenius
Arthur McQuillen
John N. Peiffer Jr
Vic Berringer
John L. Trumm
F. A. Meis
Clarence Foulks
Lester Lyons
John Hughes
F. J. Fagan
Hilar Koob
Francis Garrity
Florian Manternach
Keith F. Kinion
Jones County Soil Conservation District
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Reuel McColm
Anamosa
John Bodenhofer
W. B. Meeks
Paul Smith
Irving Hintz
Harry Newman
Philippines
Middle America
Philippine
Panama
Property transfers and joint tenancy deeds in Jones county Iowa
A compilation of real estate transactions from Jones county Iowa listing grantors and grantees such as John E. Guler Marie A. wife to Lawrence Walton Annette Walton joint tenants. Don S. Ruhl to Jones County Town tax sale deed. Henry Eichhorn to Glen McLaughlin. numerous other transfers including life estates and various lot and section designations in Monticello Anamosa Center Junction and Olin with sums from $1.00 to $4 500 and references to subs and easements.
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John E. Guler
Marie A
Lawrence FE. Walton
Annette E. Walton
Warvel
Monticello
Don S. Ruhl
Jones County
Iowa
Davidson
Henry Eichhorn
Towa
Glen J. McLaughlin Sher
Walworth
Anamosa
A. G. Smith
Annie Doran
Ellen Crane
Maggie G. Zimmerman
William J. Zimmerman
Earl Larson
Minnie Larson
R. J. Bone
Milton T. Stott
Olga Stott
Mary Uhl
Seymour H. Uhl
Joseph M. Uhl
Nellie
Ellen Evans
David B
Caroline Oxley
Willard
Mabel Maxwell
Olin
Wapsipinicon River
Lovell Corporation
L. W. Lovell
Mreddy Rohl
Ken
Gill Street
Fourth Street
Thomas W. Hogan
George Rieniets
Mabel J. Torinson
Edgar L
Joe Mead
Neva Mead
Center Junction
ROG
Margaret E
Alicia B. Townsend
Guard Your Country Defense Bonds Ad Message
A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy United States Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps to support soldiers. It notes bonds start at $18.75 and encourages using dimes for Defense Stamps to aid the war effort. The message emphasizes patriotism and national defense needs.
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United States
United States Defense Savings
Real Estate Transfers Center on Anamosa Properties
Transfers include Lew Hartman to Raymond Huerter of part of Sec 2 84 4 in Anamosa Iowa with Ford street frontage. Charles Elliott to F B Sigworth lots in Scott Steinner add to Strawberry TH. Fred J McClure as administrator to Forrest McClure on lots in Milo Lathrop add to Oxford Mills and associated acreage in sections 27 28 with detailed boundary lines.
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Lew Hartman
Raymond J. Huerter
Ford Street
City of Anamosa
Iowa
Fisher
East
Anamosa
Charles Elliott
F. B. Sigworth
Scott & Steinner
Fred J. McClure
Sanford E. McClure
Forrest M. McClure
Milo Lathrop
Oxford Mills
Sen Se
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County War Board
MT. Vesuvius
Mark Clark
Fifth Army
Cass
Rainbow Club
Martello
Lenox
Sacred Heart
Onslow
Wyoming
Martelle
Monmouth
Center Junction Lumber Company
R. W. Brady
Robert Manley
Iowa City
Manley
Camp Farragut
Idaho
Ernie Blohm
Eileen Doll
Davenport
Allen Serbousek
Harvey Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Townsend
Penick
Ford
Peter Kahm
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Mildred Cox
Thelma Christensen
Alene Easterly
Eileen Ferguson
Ethel Stingley
Ella Clark
Presbyterian Church
F. G. Tyrrell
Tyrrell
W. C. Porter
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Leroy Dirks
Ed Duncan
Riceville
Anamesa
Norman Martens
Ronnie
Martens
Rhinehart Dirks
Langworthy
Gerd Antons
T. E. Stanton
John Joe
Sarah
August Zimmerman
Janet
B. D. Neiken
Mark Risinger
S. G. Thompson
St. Luke’s
Temple Hill Farmers Plan Conservation
America
Ea Nal
Lumnen
W. A. Klitzke
Mgr
McNeill
Farmer’s Mutual Creamery Company
Monticello, Iowa
Sargents
A.D
Kingscrost
Lowealth
Leh Talay
Ran Pealer
Honeymead
Cedar Raptios
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