Jones County Farm Bureau Activities and Programs
The Jones County Farm Bureau hosts a county wide women's division meeting at the community hall ongo ing with plans for the Third Year Nutrition project and study sessions January through June. The dairy cattle congress team scored 98 of 100 in a state demonstration and national policy figures including President Roosevelt and Edward A. O Neal are cited on farm bureau developments and agriculture programs. A new bulletin Feeding Soy beans is available noting soybeans new acreage and feeding guidance for dairy cattle and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Onslow
N. May Larson
Town State College
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jones County
Harlan Russell
Rome Township
Francis Shotwett
Greenfield Township
United States
McLean County Farm Bureau
The
Winds Agricultural Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Roosevelt
Clinnis
Asa B. Culp
Bloomington
Illinois
McLean County Farm Bureau Organization
Edward A. O'Neal
Washington
Wallace
O'Neal
Iowa
Iowa Farmers Discuss Wheat Contracts and Corn Hog Program
A county wheat growers meeting will sign new wheat contracts open to all producers who can show base production and acreage figures from 1928–32. First adjustments pay in summer 1936. Corn hog referendum planned for late month as AAA programs may again adjust hog and corn supplies amid drought-linked price expectations. The article notes farmers now capture a larger share of the consumer food dollar, with shifts since 1917 and through 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Merril
Towa State College Extension Service
Morrill
Farm Bureau
Ames
Atricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Cooperative Farmers
Gerald B. Thorne
Division of
Thorne
Department of Labor
Consmers
Maine
Iowans Set To Solve Colgate Football Magic
Colgate arrives with flashy ball handling and a fleet attack as Iowa prepares to defend at Hawk Eye Stadium in the first intersectional game at Iowa City since 1931. Captain Dick Crayne, Bush Lamb, and John Hild lead a speedy Hawkeye offense while Colgate’s Red Raiders use bold passing and lateral plays to test Iowa’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Wizards of
Hawkeye Stadium
University of Towa
Towa City
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Red Raiders
New York
America
Towans
Hawkeye
Dick Crayne
Bush Lamb
John Hild
Towa
Unusual wedding near Anamosa unites Mauss Lister Christina
A wedding at the home of Arthur Lister near Anamosa joined Mauss Agatha Christina Lister to Harald Larson son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larson of Anamosa on September 26 at high noon. The couple, both Anamosa High School graduates in 1929, will reside in Hopkinton. A reception followed with 23 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Arthur Lister
Mauss Agatha Christina
Harald Larson
Earl Larson
Howard Chipman
Cattle Show Draws Many as Community News Gathers
Mr and Mrs Lester Rickels welcome a baby girl born October 2 at McDonald hospital Monticello weighing ten and a half pounds first child in the family. The rambling notices cover visits to see ill Carl Wendt in Ryan Cedar Rapids trips to Center school house road graveling and a busy calendar of local clubs meetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Rickels
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
W. B. Henrichs
June
Henry Hedden
Ryan
Carl Wendt
Mr. Wendt
H. J. Dirks
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Hedden
George Helgens
Vernon Helgens
W. B. Clark
George Moats
Reese Moats
Kenneth Moats
Fred Graham
Ben Eilers
Henry Husman
Hawkeyes Meet Easterners In Fourteenth Dads Day Game
Hawkeye coach bans and players highlighted in a preview of the Town City clash. The eastern squad led by Andy Kerr features Ike Kern Dick Offenhamer and Bull Trwin with standouts Woasicek Fortmann and Billings on the line. Over 30 000 expected as Iowa aims to extend its interregional edge. A Dutch airline launches a 41 day 20 000 mile tourist itinerary across three continents and 22 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easterners
Andy Kerr
Ike Kern
Dick Offenhamer
Trwin
Hawkeye
Yale
Penn State
George Washington
Pittsburgh
Quite a Difference. Lawyer and Client Clash in Courtroom
Lawyer promises justice but client demands to be acquitted. The exchange reveals tension as the client asserts the goal is to be off rather than fair justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Local Social Roundup From Waterloo to Dubuque This Week
The article lists numerous neighbors and families visiting, hosting, or traveling between Waterloo Dubuque Cascade Cass Center and surrounding areas. Notable names include Cap Arduser Fred Egger Cox Blaker Shappel Timmer Gearhart and Fr McDonough. Several Cattle Congress and hospital visits are noted along with Sunday dinners and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Arduser
Fred Egger
Waterloo
EB. H. Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Bertha Baxter
Dubuque
B. W. Cox
Finley Hospital
Cox
John Blaker
Larry
John Shappel
Colesburg
Maude Blaker
Ray Chaplin
Fred Welter
John Albany
Cyril
Warburg
Ben Timmer
Cascade
LaVern Gearhart
George Helms
Cyril Stevenson
W. H. Behrends
Hard Scrabbie
Castle Grove
Cass Center
John Stevenson
Coggon
Charles Stevenson
McDonough
State Center
Roy Schwartzlou
Wisconsin
W. H. Be
Local Visitors and Social Calls From Area Residents
Castle Grove residents and guests including Kellogg and son, Frank Koch of Miles, and H. F. Folkerts and Anamosa visitors are noted. Attendees traveled to Independence, Waterloo, Des Moines, and Cedar Rapids for church, picnics, Dairy Congress, and insurance association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hintz
Independence
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Harken Home
H. A. Deischer
Dairy Congress
Waterloo
S. M. Hosford
Cedar Rapids
Charles Field
Monticello
Clarence Hosford
James Kehoe
National Association of Mutual Insurance Associations
Des Moines
Henry Gerrets
Gerd Ehlis
William Stephens
Dorothy Specht
Strawberry Point
Eliza Gerrets
Caroline Himes
Clarence Ruley
Emil Holub
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Roosevelt Farm Bureau
J. E. Ahlrichs
Wendell Donnelly
Ahlrichs
Walter Muller
New Soybean Feeding Bulletin
Farmer
Agatha Lister
Huberta Livingstone
Europe
Chicago
Hattie Livingstone
Adams Wil
Chicago University
Livingstone
Billings Hospital
Lester Ament
Monticello Hospital
Earl Lanning
Koszta
Hopkinton
James Littlefield
William Ferguson
Iowa City
B. W. Humphrey
Sidney Smith
Avalon
Robert Smith
Smith
Tawa City
University
John McCrorey
Lenox College
McCrorey
Dubuque University
Kansas
Dennison
Kenneth Boots
Day Boots
Wheeless
A. P. Himebaush
Willuan Bradle
Alice Johnston
West Amion
Grimes
Row
Soule
Chase
Hopkin
Masonic Hall
H. M. Reeve
Julius Gerbers
J.D. McAllister
Kensington Chui
Lindley Allen
W. C. Lux
Bridge Club
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Legion Hall
Monticello Red Cross
Nora Suree
Presbyterian Aid Society
Red Cross
Mirs
Hazel Perkins
Hale
Marion Clark
Donald Clark
L. J. Hughes
L. R. Himebaugh
Clarence Taylor
Olin
May Himebaugh
S. G. Thompson
Wilton Junction
Paul Darting
R. A. Naylor
E. L. Himebaugh
Center Junction
Poppe Farm
Arend Poppe
Blanche Sutherland
Pearl Naylor
Ella Clark
Alta Husman
Spain
Enchanted Isle
Baum
Lee Alcorn
E. W. Brondel
Alice Alcorn
San Diego
California
Henry Eileen
Stanley Bright
Louis Nachtman
Art Weber
E. WH. Cox
John McDonald
Lorraine
Vernon
Coggan
F. M. Johnson
John Wright
Scotch Grove
Bob Lannon
Homer Harris
Rudy Leytze
Ted Osmaliski
Jim Kelley
Au Amel
Bupane Gas
Electrolin
Electric Shop
Langworthy
McCormick
John Deere
Litchfield
Corn King
Moline
Chevrolet
Voss
Haag
Clarence E. Heyen
Monticello State Bank
Bill Null
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