Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Hears Talk By Dr. DeShaw
Dr. Earl DeShaw of Monticello spoke on general health rules for longevity at the Scotch Grove Farm Bureau gathering held at the Otten home. Mrs. W. B. Clark also spoke, with Grover Miehe presenting the annual check-up chart and Miss Rickels returning from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Farm Bureau
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
John Otten
W. B. Clark
Grover Miehe
Jack
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kiburz
Dyersville
George Vaske
Realto Kuehl
Elkader
Carl
John Helmrichs
Manchester
Helmrichs
Leesekamp
Emil Paulsen
Paul Paulsen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Paul Ernest Paulsen
Arend Balster
Leslie Balster
Willard
Happy) Himebaugh
Gladys Rickels
Kansas City
Lovell Happy Helpers Meet Friday October 4
The Lovell Happy Helpers held their regular monthly meeting at Beverly Hanken's home on Friday October 4. Beverly Hanken gave a talk on the care of the feet. Nine members and the leader attended, and a lunch was served by the hostess and her mother, Mrs. Richard Hanken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Happy Helpers
Beverly Hanken
Richard Hanken
Ancient Egyptians First Candy Users
The earliest known candy eaters were the Egyptians who used sugary confections in ancient times as a treat and ritual item.
Tenth Annual Banquet Hosted by 4-H Groups
The tenth annual 4-H Mother-Daughter luncheon is set for Saturday October 19 at noon in the Martello high school auditorium. Planned program includes Doxology, toastmaster Audrey Schrader county president, group singing, welcomes by Mrs. Koppenhaver and Darlene Strothers, responses by Mrs. Glenn Brewer, special music, roll call, introductions by County Committee, and awards presentations. The Girls 4-H club committee is chaired by Mrs. Lloyd Robertson with members from Anamosa Martelle Scotch Grove Oxford Junction and Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martello High School
Audrey Schrader
Koppenhaver
Darlene Strothers
Barbara Chatterton
Glenn Brewer
Greenfield
Mary Jo Brewer
Paul Messerli
Rex Conn
Ruth Hurley
Willene Walderbach
Lloyd Robertson
Anamosa
Merle Meeks
Martelle
William Hinrichs
Scotch
Fathers and Sons Banquet Planned by 4-H Group
The 4-H Father and Son banquet for the county will be at the Monticello Community building on Saturday night November 2 at 7 p.m. Tickets cost 80 cents each and must be bought from Farm Bureau readers by October 30. Guest speaker Burns Byam Tama county extension director who ran 4-H work in the Hawaiian Islands will discuss his work. Paul Messerli county 4-H president will be toastmaster. officers for the new year will be elected and past year winners announced and awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Grover Miehe
Miehe
Farm Bureau
Burns Byam
Tama County Extension
Season For Trapping Opens November 10
The trapping season for fur bearing animals opens at noon November 10 and closes January 10 statewide. Continuous seasons apply to red and gray fox wolf coyote weasel and groundhog. Beaver and otter mostly closed with beaver allow under special permit. Muskrat trap 30 days November 10 to December 10. Michigan river area closed to Muskrat near Muscatine. State marshes may be closed. 1945 Iowa fur harvest totaled 624565 animals value 2630 OARTL.
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Mississippi River
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Towa
Quail Season Opens in 43 Counties in 1946
The 1946 quail season runs November 1 to December 15 in 34 counties with a long season and nine short season counties from November 1 to 15. Eight birds may be taken per day with shooting hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Jasper and Poweshiek join the long season zone. Several counties shift status from 1945. The census shows a slight quail population decrease.
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Jasper
Poweshiek
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Polk
Johnson
Cedar
Clinton
Scott
Muscatine
Louisa
Washington
Keokuk
Mahaska
Marion
Warren
Madison
Union
Clarke
Lucas
Monroe
Wapello
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
Lee
van Buren
Davis
Appanoose
Wayne
Decatur
Ringgold
Taylor
Page
Adams
Adair
Dallas
Iowa
Benton
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Fremont
Mills
Montgomery
Guthrie
Pattawattamie
Fayette
4-H Members Should Buy Feeder Calves
4 H Club members are urged to begin feeding baby beeves for 1947 per Grover C Miehe county extension assistant. Each member may feed three calves not over 650 pounds by January 1, 1947. A 4 H feeder calf sale occurs at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids on Saturday October 26 at 10 a.m. Calves sold at auction to 4 H members with profits above cost pro rated by percent.
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Grover C. Miehe
Miehe
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Jones County Fair Assn 1946 Financial Statement
A fragmented 1946 financial statement for Jones County Fair Association lists receipts and disbursements. It shows open premiums, 4-H club premiums, premiums other than speed, and various expense categories including maintenance, advertising, and payroll totals. Net results include an overdraft and overall grand totals with numerous figures and line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Fair Assn
Olast
Gasrgy
Coats
Vastus Reese
Galvanized Roofs Watch for Rust Signs
Poultry producers cautioned to inspect galvanized roofs for rust spots and apply zinc paint as needed. With higher pallet counts this year, poultrymen plan to cull flocks early before housing to prevent crowding this fall.
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DeShaw
Kuriger Bros
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
D. M. Bell
Mgr
Express
Cargill
Clarence Stadtmueller
Jones County
Oun
Just
Quaker Oats
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
IOW
Furniture
Joe Herard
Cascade
Eyo Ee
Monticello, Lowa
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