Farm Bureau tribute and drought cattle program notes
Jones County Farm Bureau leader Chester Davis honors the American Farm Bureau Federation at a Chicago meeting, praising organized farmers and outlining fodder contracts, government pricing, and for ages cattle buying in drought areas. The report covers tonnage figures, sale rules, and the Kansas City office’s role. Cattle purchases, fodder totals, and forage conservation impacts are detailed. The piece also warns on feeding frost damaged cane or sudan grass and stresses proper curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Davis
AAA
Farm Bureau
Midwest Farm Bureau
Chicago
Ple
Henry Wallace
Washington
America
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFBF
United States
Edward A. O'Neal
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Jones County
Kansas City conference notes forage emergency needs in breath-stricken areas
A October meeting in Kansas City outlines a large forage shortfall with Texas needing about 1.5 million tons and Kansas 500 000. The Kansas City livestock feed agency will coordinate orders and act as buyer-seller contact. The Waterloo office assists in obtaining or adapting forage for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Kansas City
Texas
Kansas
Corn loan plan eyed to steady supply for seed and feed
J C McConaughy of the local warehousing board says 38 cent corn loans from the AAA and CCC will conserve current corn held for seed and feed and aid orderly marketing. Farmers with corn under seal can hold for higher prices next summer, with loans available after December 1. County labor to analyze 1935 program. alfalfa seed production seen down about one fourth to 40 million pounds. growers urged to plan early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Commodity Credit Corporation
J. C. McConaughy
Martelle
McConaughy
Jones County
Glen Sones
Anamosa
Parke Ogden
Herman Helgens
Monticello
Edgar Beach
Soybeans Viable For Seed Or Hay In Iowa Case Study
Iowa State College crops specialist E R Henson says nearly mature soybeans can be harvested for both seed and hay with good seed quality and straw for cattle. He notes later pod filling aids germination, while threshing reduces hay protein. October 3 4-H dairy cows and uniform fitting demonstrations referenced. four 4-H judging teams noted at state dairy cattle congress in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
E. R Henson
Henson
Maxine Nordman
Pauline Cramer
Castle Grove
Fortune Finders
Dairy Cattle Congress
W. D. McLaughlin
Kathryn Gerdes
Maurice Bonjour
Olin
Paul Allen
Anamosa
Alvin Bailey
Robert Peet
Martelie
Cascade Ladies Auxiliary Elects Officers at Legion Meeting
Cascade Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion elected officers for the coming year during a Wednesday meeting at the Legion rooms. Banquet followed at Martinson Cottage Lunch. Officers include President Mrs J B Becker and Secretary Mrs Florence Moore among others. A separate gathering of Cascade and Whitewater Democratic women met at the Cascade opera house with committee women Mrs Loretta Powers and Mrs Reva White present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cascade Post
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Martinson Cottage
J. B. Becker
Joseph Drew
Florence Moore
George Patterson
Rita Bisenius
James Colling
Anton Strong
Local social notes span Dyersville and surrounding towns
Mrs Lawrence Smith of Dyersville leads second district activities while the Christian Endeavor Society hosts a large Friday gathering. The column lists visitors residents and events across Jones and Dubuque counties including hospital stays and travels.
Amber D Dirks Birthday Surprise At Home
Amber D Dirks celebrated his 37th birthday at home with relatives and friends bringing baskets for a noon picnic. Henry Harms and Mr and Mrs John Harms of Marion visited with the Harrises. Herman Danneman returned to Orange California after a two month visit with his son Otto. Robert Schoon of the CCC camp spent the weekend with his parents. Rev J P Willms and wife left for Auburn Nebraska to preach a mission festival. Mr and Mrs Otto Otten and son Leonard and Mr and Mrs Fred H Otten left for Ledyard to visit Martin Englehart and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diedrich Dirks
Henry Harms
John Harms
Marion
Willie Harris
Herman Danneman
Orange
Calif
Otto Danneman
Robert Schoon
CCC
George Schoon
J. P. Willms
Auburn
Neb
Willms
Iserman
Otto Otten
Leonard
Fred H. Otten
Ledyard
Martin Englehart
Unsafe Cars A Menace
A large portion of accidents are caused by mechanically defective cars. You owe it to yourself and others on the highways to have your car inspected periodically and to correct faults promptly. Iowa Motor Vehicle Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Auditorium
Congress Street
Local Social News Highlights From Monticello and Nearby Areas
A crowded parish of visits and gatherings fills this column. Families from Lanham and near Monticello share time with the Wehling Freese and Freese households while others tour Chicago and Waterloo events. An infant Delores Grace is christened, and a linguistic trivia note recalls a pangram about liquor jugs.
Local Notices and Visits Across Monticello Area
East Cass Township residents attend Mrs. W W Mayberry funeral in Maquoketa. Ella Watt suffers heart attack but improving. Ernest Clough visits Lester Fairbanks. Merle Cass and family visit Henry Uhr. Lyle Clark family visit Allan Fairbanks and Charles Clark. Dairy Cattle Congress attendees at Waterloo include Marie Stalken Madeline Schilt Eugene Hall Harold Schlimmer James Morrissey. Wheelock guest at Henry Stulken. Connolly visits Dubuque. multiple Cass residents attend Fall Frolic in Anamosa. Stutt brothers plan Cedar Rapids trip to La Crosse to visit grandmother Mrs T Connolly. Stimpson family visit Merton Hanna. D P Young and Will First visit Ida Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burlingham
Henry Uhr
Ed Head
W. W. Mayberry
Maquoketa
Mayberry
Burlingham
Uhr
Mr. Head
Head
Ella Watt
Ernest Clough
Marion
Lester Fairbanks
Merle Cass
Monticello
Lyle Clark
Lucille
Allan Fairbanks
Charles Clark
Marie Stalken
Cass
Madeline, Schilt
Castle Grove
Eugene Hall
Harold Schlimmer
T. Connolly
Thomas Stimpson
Merton Hanna
Waubeek
D. P. Young
Will First
Ida Fairbanks
Richland Center Visitors Attend Cattle Congress and Visits
Richland Center and nearby towns are noted for a busy week of visits and events. Mary Irene Fahrnt visited Elda Buol and attended school in Lovell No. 6. Janaan Schweitzer joined Camp Fire girls in Monticello and met with Mrs. Patterson at her Richland country home. Families including the Balsigers and Boothens attended the Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Edna Buol and Herman Hoffmans from Monticello were also at Waterloo. Adam Buol and John Hasler marketed cattle in Chicago. Luella Balsiger and Leona Behrends attended Waterloo’s Cattle Congress. The Yossi household hosted guests from Monroe, Cedar Rapids, Castle Grove, and Monticello, with multiple relatives and friends visiting. Martha Buol spent the week visiting Wyoming and Onslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Smith
Dyersville
Ralph Ganfeld
Dewey Ganfeld
Garl
Spelman Heme
Baas
Cascade
Mary Clainy
Sonn Patterson
Ama
Canada
Choetehe
Okne- Pto
J. H. Day
Anne Sulivan
Maomin
Milan
Mich
Nelson Bliss
Biss
Faye
Fern Leggett
Memy Hospital
Davenport
E. D. Legrett
Gailen Thomas
Dubuque
L. F. Barrett
Chicago
M. Hickey
Betty
Mundelein College
George May
Ernest Heisler
Homewood
Laura May
Alva Gordon
Carrie Cavanaugh
Robert
Victor
Iowa City
Mary Lees
Des Moines
Sgt
Marland E. Lees
Lillian Lockwood
Waterloo
Norman Hassenpflug
Groton
S. C
Huntington
George Brehm
Joseph Brehm
Cedar Rapids
John Becker
Paul Swindle
East Cascade High School
Manchester
Robert Kean
Celia
John Kean
Charles Sullivan
Milton Cooper
Carmel Cooper
Anna Doherty
Earl
Rex
Rockford
John Finn
Mary Irene Fahrnt
Elda Buol
Lovell No. 6
Janaan Schweitzer
Camp Fire
Monticello
Patterson
Richland
Herbert Balsiger
Carl
George Bohlken
Leonard Wismeter
Edna Buol
Herman Hoffman
Adam Buol
John Hasler
Castle Grove
Luella Balsiger
Leona Behrends
John Yossi
Emma Yossi
Harry Babler
Monroe
Wis
Martha Balcar
Ben Balcar
Eloise
Mia
Will Husman
Mes
John Dolan
Barbara Jean
Donald Dolan
Prairieburg
Jacob Yossi
Roy Sackett
John Enabait
Central City
Pete Bowman
Martha Buol
Wyoming
Onslow
Monticello Council adopts city claims list Sept 1934
Monticello Iowa council meets with full board. Resolution adopts list of city expense claims including labor payments to Ferring, Liddy, Redmond, Fluckiger, and others, along with charges for gas oil lighting and supplies from Iowa Electric, Eclipse Lumber, and Matt Parrott Co. Also notes beer permit transfers and police funding for fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Council of
L. W. Chadwell
Marcus Lahey
Arnold Oeschger
Ray Ferring
Labor
V. Redmond
P. Mundinger
J. Scherrer
J. Krouse
D. Smith
J. Fluckiger
W. Stott
L. Fluckiger
Wm. Cassidy
Iowa Electric Co
Light and
Ray Echternacht
Matthiessen Co
Eclipse Co
Monticello Band
Jones County Fair Ass’n
Po- MCC
Cutler Hammer Co
Chandler Co
Wm. Corbin
Matt Parrott Co
M. J. Cass
Sinclair Oil Co
B. Burrichter
City of
J. Schmidt
J. Liddy
A. W. Steiner
W. Cassidy
Lee Bartlett
John Schmidt
Neilly Cashen
R. Ferring
John Liddy
Galen Smith
E. Brashaw
R. Echternacht
Cc. Stott
E. Lambert
L. Lindsey
Eclipse Lumber Co
L. Chadwell
J. Boysen
E. Osterkamp
M. Banford
Fred Ahrenholtz
C. B. Curtis
St. Anthony
A. J. H. McNeill
E. C. Rickless
Madsen Motor' Co
Iowa League of Municipalities
Esos Aealsbsen Banescanessunes
W. W. Stickford
George Good
Roy Pearson
Wm. Null
Bell Telephone Co
Cities Service
Standard Oil Co
Ireland Bros
Cities Service Co
Continental Oi! Co
L. G. Randall
G. Schoon
R. H. Balster
Matthiessen Auto Co
Neptune Meter Co
Chandler Pump Co
Metzenberg, Ferring, Graves, Netcott
Bender
Fred J. Kay
Kay Drug Store
Fair Grounds
Joe Scherrer
V. Rynerson
C. Hartman
J. Boyson
Wee
Towa
Cee J. Geste
City Clerk Fund
Doxsee & Doxsee
H. Hoffman
Crandall Packing Co
Chieg- Hepp Tech
Vate Madsen Motor Co
Ben Starks
F. Ahrenholtz
LeRoy Clark
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Bnow Ee Seceses
Teeseeeses
East First
Ann’s Cafe
Town Electric Co
Netcott, Bender
L. Shaffer
Ccna
Monticello State Bank
Light and Pons
C. L. Adams
Cou- Dns
Spasdellapece-Acibetnegtte Dettzesseer
I. Bebee
Etteasesesenseeneees
Essene
E. C. Flicklers
Lefebvre Co
Town Steel & Iron Works
City
Madsen Motor Co
J. J. Locher
Coxsee & Coxsee
Lesveninks
Bicesthrntad Aagasee
Albert McNeill
Fire Fund
Lyle Adams
C. G. Thomas
McDonald Hospital
Piay Bfouna
Csssnesiene
City grants Griffith's restaurant a cigarette permit
Upon motion the council, seconded and carried, granted Griffith's restaurant at 303 E First Street a cigarette permit for the year ending June 30 1986. The motion passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzenberg
Ferring
Graves
Netcott
Bender
Naya
Griffith's Restaurant
E. First Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Drouth
Sudan
Forage Conservation Office
4-H Club
Marguerite Freeman
Daylin Hardin
Emeline
Jerry Green
John Green
Lulu Smith
George Hornburger
Eddie McMinn
Freeport
Ill
W. J. Drummond
Beile Drummond
William Cover
J. H. Devaney
Little Betty Cover
St. Martin's
Thomas Rooney
T. J. Malone
Katherine Rooney
Rooney
Garryowen
Ray Ganfield
John Lane
Bellevue
J. R. Lane
Delbert Spielman
Grace
M. E. Barrett
Oxford Junction
T. C. Barrett
A. L. Morrison
E. S. Woodbury
Eugene Fagan
Lfe
St. Peter's Church
Sara Jane Agnew
Clay Township
Patrick
Maria Agnew
Temple Hill
Edward O'Farrell
Eugene Jr
Joseph
Edward
Frank
Merlin
Mary Jean Fagan
Amber
Ernie Wahl
Near Monticello Sper
Henry Freese
George Wehling
Donald
Joan Duis
Lanham, Neb
Henry Wehling
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Jean
Shirley Siebels
Elkader
Orlando Baley
Henry Coden
Carl Freese
Cletus Boland
Beverly Ann
Waucoma
Bernell Dress
Pete Robertson
Henry Hinrichs
John Freese
Louie Behrends
George Bodeker
Herman Englehart
Rex Reuter
George Siebels
W. J. Zimmerman
Bobbie
Jackie Dress
Emil Hamer
Harvey Helgens
Delores Grace
Ulrich Schilt
Carl Schneiter
Aurungzebe
India
East
Cass Township
Richland Center
Council Proceedings
F. D. McLaughlin
Ray Echternacht Attest
Council
F. D. Beta
S.P
Fordor
Goven
Eddins & Co
Investment Bankers Suite
LaSalle St
Poland
Scotch Grove
Flashlight
Black Eagle
Ideal
Sportedale
Coach Master
the Sportsman
Eastwood Over
Helgens Bros
Harve Duncan
Worthwestern Bell
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