Farmer Loan Offers Long Term Federal Help
Advertisement notes a long term Federal Land Bank loan for farmers, urging community talks at 94 Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa with Harold B McTavish secretary treasurer National Farm Loan Associations and a location near Anamosa Light Co store Tuesday. Snakes Eat Eggs and Language Notes provide scattered nonrelated topics from Pathfinder Magazine.
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Jones County Farm
White Farm
Olin
A. C. Loepp
Fieldman
4Th Ave
S.B
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Harold Oldham
Beavercrest Drive
Des Moines
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
S.E
Harold B. McTavish
National Farm Loan Associations
Third Ave
Light Co
Anamosa
Primitive Weather Forecast From Animal Habits
Primitive peoples in temperate zones used animal behavior as a calendar cue predicting bad weather. The early return of the abernating animals warned communities of approaching storms and harsher seasons.
French Anthem Marseillaise Composed by Engineer De Lisle
This item recounts Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, a French captain of engineers and amateur musician, composing the Marseillaise on April 24, 1792 at Strasbourg. It notes his royalist stance, later exile, honors, and the anthem's controversial status under monarchies before being publicly celebrated.
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Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
Strasbourg
de Lisle
Marseilles
Paris
Detroit News
France
Switzerland
Legion of Honor
the Invalides
Pantheon
Roman dog groupings through history and modern split
The Romans divided dogs into six groups: house, shepherd, sporting, war, scenting, and swift sight hounds. Margaret Kidder notes in the Los Angeles Times that the United States groups dogs into sport ing bird and hound, working, terrier, toy, and non sport ing, with some shifts over two millennia due to selective breeding.
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Rome
United States
Margaret Kidder
Los Angeles Times
Bull Terrier: English origin and breed traits
The bull terrier emerged in England around 1820 with mixed forebears possibly including bulldog and greyhound. By 1862 all white dogs became fashionable though colored ones have resurfaced. typical height around 20 inches and weight 40 to 60 pounds. The breed endures heat and cold well and is common among British Civil Service members in India and tropical regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
India
Tropics
Bananas Emerge as Global Staple Food
The article notes bananas became a staple for millions worldwide within about six decades of large scale cultivation. It explains early bananas were seed filled and tasted disagreeable before selective breeding improved produce.
Farm Bureau Call to Farmers for Unity and Funding
A veteran farmer reflects on rising taxes and costs while labor and laws erode profits. He recalls a fellow farmer urging joining the Farm Bureau to support collective action. The Organization Committee stresses organized farmers must unite to protect homes, livelihoods, and the family farm.
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John Doe
John
Mr. Farmer
Farm Bureau
Cats Top Farm Wildlife Threats Says National Wildlife Federation
The National Wildlife Federation identifies the cat the rat and the dog as the farm’s most destructive wildlife. Farmers are urged to curb stray cats due to their impact on insect eating birds. Cats follow regular routes making trap placement effective. Rat damage from distant dwellings is unquantified, and in warm weather rats move to fields and marshes, swimming and diving like muskrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wildlife Federation
Piney Monticello Ad Page Poised For Home Needs
Monticello Iowa October 5 1939 issue advertises lumber yard services by J R Barron editor. It promotes flat cribs insulation roofing and fuel products like Storm King coal with humorous quips about teachers and politics. It teases home building gear and warm winter readiness for local farmers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
St. Anthony and Dakota
J. R. Barron
Daughter of the Dam Shows Strong Butter Progress
A dam and her daughter are highlighted for progress with the daughter producing 1015 pounds of butter in ten months and continuing to grow.
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U. S
Shomont
Flere
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Emma Zimmerman
Jonathan Apples
W. D. McLaughlin
Chester White
Irving Hintz
W. E. Tuetken
Henry Che
C. J. Opfer
First Street
GLOBE
Wm. Siebels
N. Gill Street
F. IE. Stimson
Monticello State Bank
Chester
Harry D. Cook
Hopkinton
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
McLaughlin
Buick Company
Hampshire
R. Hasler
Coggon
Goodale
Locher Locher
Rawleigh
A. E. Apland
Center Junction
G. J. Tauke
Dyersville
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Ill
Monticello Express
Eliza Zeadow
James Lahey
F.C.M
c/o Express
Helmer
John J. Wenger
Town
Farmers Grain Co
Scotch Grove
Beagle Hound
Danny
Thomas Shover
Stuhler’s
Wonder Express
Deutch
Stove House of
Dubuque
13Th
Caroline’s Tavern
Engineering Dept
Woodmen Accident Co
Chester A. Condit
C. C. Hodson
Sargent Minral
Goodrich
Matthiessen Auto and Suppl Company
Phoenix
Stuhler
William Miner
Chilren
Eclipse Lumber Co
Radiorgan
Phonorgan
Zimmerman Electric Shop
Shaffer Implement Store
Acob
Paulsen
Monticellos
German Mutual Fire Insurance Association of
Jones County
Towa
Wayne Township
John E. Folkerts
Palmer Drug Store
Willie Behrends
Louis Heeren
Blue Willow Inn
Oliver
Thelma Howland
Don Maire
Dick & Don
East Side Yard
Locust St
Robert C. Wilcox
Jones County Fair
J. H. Hinrichs
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Green Colonial
Green Foundry and Furnace Works
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HeeHaw News
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Sue
Matthiessen Auto & Supply
Posch Piebe Ormsby
King Posch Man-O-War
Ormsby
Shomont Burke
Shomont Lillie Triune
King Posch
Man-O-War
Shomont Hazel Ormsby
Shomont Posch Segis Shomont Posch
MAID
POSCH
Korndyke Ormsby
Shomont Hazel Posch
Shomont Farms
Thos. Shover & Sons, Props
Monticello, Iowa
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