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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1930

Page

8

Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Local Events

The Castle Grove Farm Bureau met Friday evening with strong attendance. County Agent Wortman screened a two reel film on a two row corn usher and corn husking contests while Howard McLaughlin entertained with two solos. A debate on farm life past versus present ended with the negative winning two to one.

Castle Grove Farm Bureau Wortman New Idea Spreader Company Howard McLaughlin Will Hiller G. J. van Buren A. Mclaughtin George Specht Sorden Rhinelander Wis Wisconsin A. A. Kromminga Anamosa Jones County Farm Bureau Henry Che Kansas Wil Rickels Castle Grove Center Junction

Sand Springs Creamery Workers and August Payouts Noted

August payouts at Sand Springs creamery list payouts to P. J. Kurt 276.65 Joe Miller 275.94 Trenkamp Bros 266.35 Prull and Prwull 217.60 Siebold and Turnis 199.81 Ray White 191.98 Henry Becker 210.18 L. T. White 181.97 Mose Lamont 173.55 P. Demmer 172.33 Butterfat price 0.45 per pound. Community notices recount visits and gatherings including the Rutz and Cox families, local reunions, and Farm Bureau meeting with a weaving trays lesson for 14 women.

Sand Springs P. J. Kurt Joe Miller Trenkamp Bros Prull Prwull Siebold and Turnis Ray White Henry Becker L. T. White Mose Lamont P. Demmer Delhi Jake Lang John Ketelsen Center Junction Raymond Pope Lamont Elmer Heeren Ed Cox Wiliam Moser Colesburg George Arduser Cedar Rapids Harley Everett Strawberry Point George Everett Blanche Everett Manchester James Alcorn Monticello W. H. Behrends Clifford Arduser J. L. Batchelder Sand Spring Langworthy Women’s Farm Bureau C. ©. Slauson

Prospects for Iowa feeder cattle profits in 1931

E L Cady of Iowa State College argues buyers at low prices who have feed through late 1931 may gain. prospects depend on a better business environment and higher market prices after a small corn crop. Favorable factors include a short corn crop and smaller feeder shipments. unfavorable signs include higher cattle on farms, increased cold storage beef, and lower slaughter steer prices mid 1930.

Iowa E. L. Cady Iowa State College Towa United States

Anamosa Students Enter Iowa City Campus

Miss Lucea Hejinian returns with her parents to Iowa City then Paris then back to teach at the state university. Nine Anamosa high school graduates depart for Iowa City to register for their first year. The Misses Remley Hartman Downing locate in Currier hall. First year students include LaVern Peterson Raymond Levy Eugene Hayes Raymond Codling and Edmund O Toole. On Tuesday Sara Erb and Leonard Dunn, two student graduates of the town, proceed with university work.

Lucea Hejinian Iowa City A. G. Hejinian Paris State University Heguton Anamosa Iowa State University Anamosa High School Mary Remley Helen Hartman Helen Jean Downing Currier Hall LaVern Peterson Raymond Levy Eugene Hayes Ray‘mond Codling Edmund O'Toole Sara Erb Leonard Dunn

Local Students Enter Iowa State Colleges

The local high school graduates begin their first year at Iowa State College in Ames. Enrolled from this city were Francis Whitcombe Christine Swanson Jack Mellecker and James Paul. New students from Anamosa include Misses Willine Taylor and Eleanor Brainard entering Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls.

Iowa State College Ames Francis Whitcombe Christine Swanson Jack Mellecker James Paul Willine Taylor Eleanor Brainard Anamosa Iowa State Teachers' College Cedar Falls

The Biggest Taxes and Spending Contrast in Sac City Sun

The Sac City Sun argues taxes are not the main barrier to prosperity and notes higher living costs, autos, amusements, and luxuries as major spend items. It also mentions weekly terrapin races held in Scurry County, Texas.

Sac City Sun Scurry County Texas

Inside Household Tips From The Busy Homemaker

Practical advice for home cooks and cleaners from kitchen temperatures to preserving apples. Use hot and cold serving rules, make apple butter with or without cider, select sturdy washable curtain fabrics, and improve iron-containing water for laundry by sedimentation and filtration.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Swine Publications and Associations circular released

The animal husbandry section of the Iowa agricultural experiment station issued Circular No. 122 on Swine Publications and Associations to meet rising demand for swine industry information and listing names and addresses of swine registry and record associations. Interested readers may contact the Bureau Section at Iowa State College.

Animal Husbandry Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Buipia Iowa State College Mes

Plant Flowers Now for 1931 Fall Planting

E Volz of Iowa State College hort department says late September and early October are ideal for fall planting. Plant tulips narcissus hyacinths crocus snow drops and scilla. Transplant hardy lilies now with depth rules for stem rooting species nine inches for regal tiger speciosum auratum and four inches for madonna and turkscap. Peonies and iris may also be transplanted. Water soil before and after transplanting to start growth.

E. ©. Volz Iowa State College Volz

The Blind Boy by Cibber

A poem narration centers on a blind boy who wonders about light and day. He contrasts his lack of sight with the warmth of the sun and declares self sovereignty through imagination and patience. He pleads not to let his condition ruin his inner joy while asserting personal dignity.

C. Cibber

Frozen Fish Sold in Canada Packed in Cardboard Containers

Fish caught and frozen are sold in Canada, packed in cardboard containers soon after capture, signaling a rapid processing and distribution chain.

Canada

Timofothy Seed Sale Yields Big Returns for Davis County

The report compares timothy seed yields across Iowa counties with Davis County asserting the banner. Davis county buyers purchased fifty two cars with 900 to 1500 bushels per car averaging 1140, priced from 2.50 to 3.25 per bushel. Combined shipments from nearby stations push county returns into hundreds of thousands of dollars. In the last decade living expenses have fallen one fourth.

Iowa County Lucas Towa Allamakee Davis County

Prairie Birth Poem Exults Prairie Beauty and God’s Hand

Grace Stone Coates writes of prairie life in America praising the vast canyons and cliffs, the partridge rising like a bullet from grain, wagons racing to the barn, and a heart glad that God’s touch rests on the land. The verse contrasts plains with rugged peaks and defends the level sod against disparagement.

God Grace Stone Coates America

England auto deaths 1929 report by Lord Byng shows 1362 killed

Lord Byng head of London's police reports 1362 persons were killed by automobiles in England during 1929. Hessian fires spread in Iowa and contributed to higher losses in several other states that year.

Lord Byng London Police England Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Timothy Monticello Commercial Club A. J. H. McNeill Hardware GEO. Stuhler’s Sons Co R. H. Balster Farm Equipment Store Madsen Motor Co Fords and Service J. J. Eggers Billiards W. W. Stickford J. B. Zimmerman Clothing and Furnishings Rickless Dry Goods Matthiessen Auto & Supply CO Chevrolets Hoag Duster CO. Dusters and Coal Lovell State Bank E. J. Farley Produce Dealer Suter Meat Market Tender Meats Virginia Cafe J. Leroy Farmer Canning CO J. E. Bateman Your Monument Dealer Monticello State Bank Frank A. Locher Kash & Karry Grocery
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