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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1935

Page

3

Jones County Farm Bureau meeting features wheat contracts and 4-H plans

The Jones County Farm Bureau outlines wheat contract regulations to be explained at a county meeting and discusses 4-H dairy and hosiery demonstrations. Notable participants include Nylene Lincoln and Florence Finn of Anamosa, and Jack Ahlrich and Lee Finn from Anamosa. Also reported are dairy cattle judging teams and state competitions with local members named.

Lee Finn Anamosa Jack Ahlrich Waterloo Wendell Donnier Cedar Rapids Ore Henry Bramer Wyoming Jones County Wheat Association Fred Fedderson Nylene Lincoln Florence Finn Wayne Rainbow Jones County J. W. Streeter Paul Allen Howard Jones Hale Maynard Myron Kuhns Scotch Grove Lewis Wright Thelma Gregory W. B. Clark Miss Gregory F. D. Sutherland R. P. Clark Wilma Roberta H. A. Loomis Geneva Verna Eileen Monticello Ruth Alice R. A. Naylor Jack Connie Caroline Kiburz Alburnett J. W. Hutton Teachers’ Association Scotch Grove Cemetery Association Wheatland Ray Young George Young California Presbyterian Church Gerd Hanken Fayette Kansas Lee Streets Maynard Kuhns Dick Naylor Guernsey Myron

Four H Club Special to broadcast on NBC Saturday

A 4 H club program of special interest will be broadcast over NBC on Saturday October 5 from 1130 to 1230 p m. The show will feature talks by two outstanding club members.

NBC

Farm Bureau Leaders Represent Farmers at Corn Hog Hearing

The Iowa Farm Bureau led by President Charles Hearst and the American Farm Bureau federation led by President Edward O Neal attended Secretary Wallace s hearing on the corn hog program last week. They presented the farmers side and argued that consumers and industry will benefit if farmers gain adequate buying power.

Iowa Farm Bureau Charles Hearst American Farm Bureau Federation Edward O'Neal Wallace Farm Bureau

Farm Bureau Supports AAA Case in Supreme Court Action

Letter to Glenn Sones from Iowa Farm Bureau Federation outlines American Farm Bureau Federation plans to secure Supreme Court consent and intervene in the case on the constitutionality of the AAA. President Hearst notes officials will employ counsel and prepare a brief, stressing farmer memberships back the fight to protect agricultural legislation. Corn hog checks are mentioned as context.

Glenn Sones Jones County Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation AAA Mr. Sones Chicago Supreme Court O'Neal American Farm Bureau Att Ibe

Lundy of Tennessee Patents Combined Seeder and Spreader

George A Lundy of Fayette County Tennessee has secured a patent for a new farm machine that combines seeding with lime or fertilizer spreading. Early trials by Lundy and friends indicate strong potential to transform farm equipment markets.

George A. Lundy Tnecorah Fayette County Lundy

Dry cleaner finds five dollar bills in pockets

Robert C. Evans of Davenport says times are much better and bases his view on items found in garments. He recently recovered three five dollar bills from pants pockets, noting that such finds were rare in the past when even a dime was unusual.

Robert C. Evans Davenport Scott County Robert Evans

Onslow Secures 45 Percent School Grant

The Onslow school board announced the 45 percent grant toward a proposed new school building has been approved. Local events included club anniversaries, a birthday and wedding anniversary gathering, Legion meeting in Wyoming, and community talks on grafting fruit trees. Several local families and visitors from Cedar Rapids Monmouth and Chicago attended social and family events through the week.

Astruman Club S. G. Hutton Margaret Lozier William Dennison Cedar Rapids Ed Franks Lisbon Frank Barnes Tipton Roy Miller Earlville Henry Heeeren Center Junction Onslow Summit Street Heeren Paul N. Smith Elsie Callahan Howard Willison Peter Paulsen Paulsen M. P. Paulsen Peter Westphal Claire Westphal Frieda Martens Nona Grassfield Anamosa Lloyd Padley C. R. Smith American Legion Wyoming Harry Moore Bill Ritenour Roy Kleineck Ed Paulsen Bernard Fagan Earl McLaughlin Gus von Sprecken Marion Dr. Kleineck Odd Fellows and Rebekahs League of Women Voters Ethel Koon Esther Wasson Ray Hopkins Kyle Poole Farm Bureau Madison Frank Walker Monticello Matilda Gault William Fletcher Lozier Chicago Fred Bramer Steam Malls Corners Ed Bramer and Son Same Lloyd Preston Adam Straub Emeline G. R. Reid T. L. Green John Neeland Preston Will Ohlmeyer Spragueville R. W. Chatterton Arthur Deamer George Barber Davenport Alice Kerr Scranton Elwood Kirkpatrick Clarence Frank Phillips Olin James Smith Clinton Irene Chatterton Campton Horace Barber H. J. Smith Jason Hopkinton Glen King Springfield Lindley Allen J. R. Kirkwood Maud Earhart H. J. Dunlap Des Moines Jess Huggins Stephen DeShaw Gospel Avenue Albert Houska Winthrop Davis Brothers A. H. Larkins Emil Hinkle Beitz Building LeClerc R. A. Wallace Erma Bradke Denver Ellen Bradke Walter Slason Dubuque University G. G. Brown Virginia L. G. Sawyer Iowa City Janette Titus Lenox College Fergus McKean Canada August Wilmes Augustine Reinbeck J. W. Gethmann Gladbrook R. J. Milroy McCar Iowa E. W. Humphrey E. W. Brashaw Brashaw Harvey Talmadge Jean Ruth Midkiff Lain Guthrie Longview Wash Harry Midkiff Lenox Iowa Electric Company

Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meets on Oct 9

The Scotch Grove Farm Bureau will meet Wednesday evening October 9 with a new program committee led by Mr and Mrs W E Carson and Mr and Mrs H J Dirks. The program features music by Ramey and Overholt, vocal numbers by Iva and Ruth Schneider and Miss Thelma Gregory, and a talk by guest speaker Robbie. a lunch will follow.

Scotch Grove Sunbeam Mission Band Jack Naylor Wright

Ringside Seat on the Geneva Crisis

Leonard Jones a 17 year old Rockwell City high school student in Calhoun county owns a homemade radio set and tunes directly to Geneva Switzerland to hear diplomats of the great powers debate the Italian Ethiopian dispute as it makes world headlines.

Leonard Jones Rockwell City Calhoun County Jones Leonard Geneva Switzerland

Birth anniversary surprise for Mr. Stahlberg at home

A gathering of about forty relatives and friends at Mr. and Mrs. John Stahlberg’s home celebrated Mr. Stahlberg’s birth anniversary with a social evening. The visitors, including Carl and Konrad Sendroch of Laurel, Nebraska, left for Manchester Friday.

Konrad Sendroch Laurel Nebraska Stahlberry Manchester Number Nine Gertrude Rickels Wyoming Elmer Bowers Santa Monica California Sidney Lowe Hopkinton Bowers Lowe John Blaker Larry Miss Blaker Lawrence Grenapp Everett Batchelder Langworthy J. L. Batchelder Anna Shaeffer Monticello Sophia Clement Henry Welter Fred Welter Herman Welter Joe Hosch

Funeral Services Held for William Troy in Monticello

Kenneth of Cascade and many relatives from Wor thington Mon cello Garnaville and Colesburg attended the funeral of William Troy in Monticello last Thursday. E H Cox family members and visitors were noted with Mrs E W Cox in poor health and motions of trips to Colesburg and Garnaville during the period.

Margaret Murray Mary Clare Fred Welter Charles Stevenson William Troy Monticello E. H. Cox Phyllis Donna Jeanne Bertha Baxter Herbert Cox Dickie B. W. Cox Garnaville E. W. Cox Colesburg Blanche Moser Faye Kauffman Mrs. Cox

Pests Add Worry to Iowa Grapes as Grasshoppers Hit Stems

In southwestern Iowa growers report grasshoppers attacking grape clusters by feeding on the stems. The insects cut the clusters from the vines while avoiding grapes and leaves, causing the fruit to fall and rot on the ground.

Iowa

Soviet Gliding Initiative Aims to Train Million

The Soviet government launches a new gliding instruction program deemed to train 1,000,000 pilots in this branch of flying. Silver is noted as the only money known to three-fourths of humanity.

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Harold Harimss Asunn Co. Onslow Orce N. May Isnes State College Ots AD Waterton Tne Dave Wheat Plan South Dakota Congress Treasury Federal Surplus Relief Corporation Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Chas. E. Hearst Buvins Power of Wheat ANP Pate Reese Mavrvente Varry Tien Ction Bramer Farm E. Horton Roy Logan Monmouth Harvey Snyder Roy Pinney Glenn Fichmeyer Hollywood Cal Ruth Sears Gertrude Montgomery Ward Larkin Club Roxie Bullock R. C. Walters W. A. Hicks Barner Arsi Dana Wilcox Mount Vernon Cora Wilean Baldwin Bernard Cass Mra S . Huten Co. R. Sy Harry Paulsen Ata Methodist Anamasa Lu Yscheaol Dorothy Overholt Maxine Ost Dickeyville A. F. Uchtorff Louise John Hanson Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Lai Guthrie Washington Greta Garbo Niles Theater Sand Spring Zenith Zenith Farm Radio Magnavision Zimmerman’s Electric Shop Phone Kenneth Cascade Fred Tobin Neal Worthington John Welter Eldon Jerry Moncello Arens Farm Poland China Dyersville NEW Sportsman H. J. Arens Mgr Tom Owen WLS Cornhuskers Monticello, Iowa MEEKS Woodland Farm Martelle, Iowa Invincible Prince Schneider Mt. Carroll, Ill Jones County Fair W.B. Meeks & Sons Martello Guy Pettit Bloomfield Perry Hanks Peoria Ill
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