Jones County Farm Bureau yields and 4-H notes at fair
The Jones County Farm Bureau reports on corn yields from the county fair hibreds with Krug Toleaming Cross at 95.7 bushels per acre and E G Hicks of Monticello at 89 bushels as closest to actual yield. It also lists varieties and yields, comments on open pollinated and disease resistance, plus county Bureau plans for 1933 and a Farm Bureau gathering at Anamosa high school with W Beeler speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Fair
G. Hicks
Monticello
Hicks
Funk
Reid
Frei
Pracam
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Anamosa High School
Edgar Beach
Scotch Grove
L. B. Callahan
County Farm Bureau
Lyle Hosford
Harry Newman
W. Bee‘ler
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Ai & Yello
Ataneade Decent Eaeer
Seeeeenee Krug Soleaming
Meyers
SN Sabra Fee
Collins
Smith Farm
Pruess
Olin
Switzer
Beary
Albion
Feldman
Breda
Steen
West Libert
Bordeaux
Sooty
van Meter
Aoe
Wilson, Harlan
John Rohwedder
Olin Lars
Krug-Pfister
el Paso
Birkelard
Levsen
Biere
Olinaseen
McCork Orenge
Golden Ira McCork
Tioleaming
McCork
CL. i
Ghlwcr
McK
Clark
Steen Xioleaming
Corn yield tests spell more or less for 962 Hibred and Krug open pollinated
Two field days at Lor enzen farm and Paul Smith farm near Olin yielded surprising results for corn. The 962 Hibred and Krug open pollinated varieties led the classes in yields while farmers face high meat prices and persistent economic plights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Krug
Lorenzen Farm
Morrell
Olin
Paul Smith
Insulls
Europe
Center Junction Meeting Debates Membership Contract Plan
Center Junction shippers association members meet at Carson's hall to discuss adopting a membership contract plan. Seventy five attendees hear from Knute Espy of the Iowa Cooperative association and E L Cady of Ames. Teams are formed to solicit members and a lunch is served. The Methodist Ladies Aid gathering honors Mrs Willis with a birthday cake and four generations attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction Shippers’ Association
Carson's Hall
Knute Espy
Des Moines
Iowa Cooperative Association
E. L. Cady
Ames
E. F. Kleineck
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Orpha Wills
Moncrief Brothers
Willis
Percy Dodson
Elva Weeks
John Schneppe
Howard
Caddie Pieper
Flor
Arheteer
Pasnor
Athelper Rave
Sharpe
Readlyn
Oidas College
Mary White
Janet Waite
Bay View Club
Jennie Day
Aileen Corbet
Oxford Midh
McNsel
Will Halla
Wyoming
Kenneth
Halts
Cr. W. Warner
Dubuque
Warner
Leota Wherry
Progressive Woman's Club
Laurence Goodrick
Althea Goodrick
Nettie Wherry
Kate Anderson
Wyoming Lutheran Church
W. G. Hoffman
Davenport
E. Seast
Maquoketa
Fannie Gannon
Ames Extension Service
Nellie Atherton
Madison
Oxford
Farm Bureau
Monmouth
Baldwin
Monticello
Bert Smith
Methodist Manhood Movement
Chicago
Men’s Brotherhood of the Wyoming M. E. Church
Harriet Marshall
Bridge
Helen von Sprecken
Gladys Marshall
Ladies’ Aid
W. E. Edwards
Roush
Candy Booth
Sudah Levsen
Isa Mallicoat
Klaud Dick
W. B. Scarcliff
Hazel Mallicoat
Martha Dodge
C. J. Ingwersen
Elmer Johnson
Hazel Reitz
Edith Marshall
Katie Phelps
Nina Dawes
Myrtle Millsap
Wyoming News Roundup Reflects Local Meetings And Vandalism
Parish reports show women’s society meetings at the church, a center board session, and church anniversaries with numerous attendees from nearby towns. A break-in attempt on Tomlinson’s Main Street saloon failed, while residents attended trials and plays at Anamosa and Monticello.
Onslow Residents Return Home and Visitors Gather
Onslow residents report arrivals and homecomings from hospital and Cedar Rapids. Mrs. C. R. Smith and baby son returned from McDonald hospital Monticello. Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy and baby daughter with Eleanor came home from Cedar Rapids. Dorothy Beasley of Cedar Rapids visits with Mrs. Kennedy. Marvin Nissen and son Bobby spent weekend with George Pauléeon family. E G Rawson of Anamosa helps care for sick Belle Johnson. Cecil Koon of Maquoketa visited his parents. Rev Provan and R Chatterton depart for Sioux City for the Presbyterian synod, with Mrs. Provan accompanying. Mrs. Julius Michels and Mrs. Jane Hanna hosted a party for Dolores Hanna's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camste Wens
Frank Viawos
Marty LoMrs
Laurens
Cadat
Pauline Burmeister
Gertrude Rass
Bo Wells
T. BR. Stanton
PD. A Sinai
Wrent
Ho Lays
Bert Clark
Lester Grow
Joe Smith
Han Stuppyests” Association
Sheir
J. A. McDonald
James Mead
Anamosa
Cliff McDonald
Will Hansen
Verna
Will Mead
O. O. Watson
Geo. D. McDonald
Pepp
G. Vander Stoep
Fred Carson
Earl Sherman
Ruby Bader
Percy Dodson
Dickeyville
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
S. G. Thompson
Sioux City
Presbyterian Synod of
Clifton Abbott
de Ridder
Eva Beals
Ethel Courtney
B. A. Woodworth
Francis Woodworth
Dorothy
Wyoming
J. F. Livingstone
C. A. Little
Red Oak Grove
David Moon
Mechanicsville
Alyea
William Bohler
Central City
Lynn Bulgren
Eleanor Shedek
Oxford Junction
Wynona Kleineck
J. B. Seehusen
Luella
Mary Jane Carson
W. J. Leech
Eileen
B. D. Heiken
Ardis
J. B. Hanken
Lovisa Love
Paul Henneke
Delmar
Lucille Albaugh
Marion
Wilma Jackson
Ray Bohler
Rieke Rohwedder
Holst
Olin
Ralph Berkley
Lee
Maquoketa
Scott McDonald
O. M. Miller
Nellie Morey
N. C. Holst
Roshwedder
Otto Rohwedder
B. D. Helken
Dubuque
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
C. R. Smith
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Kenneth Kennedy
Eleanor
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Dorothy Beasley
Marvin Nissen
Bobby
The Glory of October Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse recalls October’s splendor with frosty light and dancing leaves. The piece personifies October as a powerful beauty settling over country and town, contrasting prudent and wise fortunes in life’s gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awiger McKinsey
Baltimore UN
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Party
BES Gle Lorenzen
Il. Switzer
Breda Sneeentee
West Liberty
Bordeaux No
Meyers, van Meter
Wilson
Harlan Att
Laveen
Biere-Krug
Center Junction
Fort Dante
Cram
Miya
Rowand
Chare Rave
Maoroketa
Whieey
Wiliams Rave
Bardline
Ape
Finn Waseos
Mra. C. Nevins
Richmond
Rome
Mra CR. Smith
Pew Guardian
McDonald Hoaspital
Sere Overholt
Kansay
Nissyn Gane
Raseell Ort
Ehdast
Clarence Ctr
Mey Hospital
Anatwsa
Ard
Nhieh
Rus
Georg Sears
Dares Young
Nies
So Tain
Provan
Earl .Benbow
Seattle
Wash
Tinkham
California
Myers
Nellie Carey
Minnesta
Robert McCready
Springfield
William
Oregon
O. C. McDaniel
Eleanor Shaw
Nickless
R. M. Corbet
Mich
Solo
Frank Walker
Dr. Evans
Mary Ellen McKinstry
J. Renwick McCullough
Philip Palmer
Flett
Somers
Wis
George Tracy
Mt. Vernon
Rev
Oene
Antoch
Albert McQuown
Hilah Hutton
Sybil
Lloyd Hutton
Waterloo
Betty Paul
Cedar Falls
MM. Franks
Ed Franks
Dillon
Lispon
de Tracy
George
Florence Lear
Mount Vernon
Addie Lee
Pierpont Manor
N. Y
Jennie Powers
Larson
Forrest Hutton
Hopkinton
Ida Perrine
LaVetta
Ralph Bone
Will First
Ed Wilcox
Erma Conley
Oliver Spooner
Emma Shimerda
Ruth Spooner Pike
Clinton
Birmingham
Ala
Nelson Reade
Claude Stingley
Klein
Tanne Yeh
Aker
Pearl Rogers
Mra
Alex Adams
C. H. Rogers
Honey
Boss
Atkins
Arend Balster’s Stores
S. M. Hosford
Castle Grove Township
Castle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Castle
Goody
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery Station
Goodyear
Express
Frank W. Elliott
Republican
Congress
Ae of
Elliott
Beacon City
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