Liming the Soil and Farm Bureau Film Share Novem Plans
Jones County Farm Bureau promotes fall liming as the best time to apply lime for crops, citing practical benefits such as better road conditions and less spring labor. The group also features film attractions including Judy Goes Home and Judy Comes Home with Farm Bureau star Margaret Wetherholt, highlighting a 1940s community event atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lme
Darius Green
Farm Bureau
Jones County Farm Bureau
Judy
Margaret Wetherholt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jones County 4-H Party Planned at Anamosa School Gym
A county wide 4 H club party is scheduled for Friday evening Nov 4 at the Anamosa school gymnasium. Jones county 4 H boys and girls club committees host guests including all clubs parents and leaders. Recognition will honor the outstanding girl of 1932 health contest music memory contest top demonstration teams and the most punctual complete reports secretary. Medals will be awarded for livestock club contest winners and livestock record book winners will be announced. The evening concludes with merrymaking including games stunts and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa School
Jones County
Feeders warned against cattle and lamb speculation this fall
National Live Stock Marketing association cautions farmers about speculators in corn belt counties offering small lots of cattle and lambs at $1.50 to $3 above market prices. They entice with seven percent financing targeting low quality cattle meant for spring or early summer sale. September results show top Holsteins and Guernseys performing well with notable producers including W. H. Finn and Son and Rene]l McColm reporting high milk yields and butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Live Stock Marketing Association
Corn Belt
Anamosa C.T.A
W. H. Finn and Son
Henry J. Wehling
Tom George
J. M. Byerly
Guernseys
Reuel O. McColm
Guern- Seys
Postel and Noble
J. E. Johnson
Newhard and Watters
Carl W. Eden
Bell
Rene
Jackson Boys 4-H Club Enrolls At Farm Bureau Program
The Jackson Boys 4-H club hosted a farm bureau program last week. It was good to see the boys begin and enroll in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Boys
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Membership and Meetings Encouraged
A county note urges continued Farm Bureau membership and participation. It highlights early home management meetings led by Miss Gannon and upcoming leadership sessions with Mr. Davis as landscape specialist in November. The piece stresses cooperation, friendship, and constructive involvement over criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Jones County Schoolmasters Club Dinner Sets Change
Jones County schoolmasters and wives gathered for a 6 30 dinner in the Center Junction school gym Tuesday with 39 attendees. They planned this year’s one act play contest in place of declamatory work.
Hopkinton Community Notes and School Updates
Hopkinton residents see health gains and church news. Rev. Walter Barlow elected Presbyterian synod moderator in Sioux City. Mrs. Guthrie plans Washington visit. Lenox junior college selects officers. Hopkinton basketball schedule released by coach D H Johnston. Faculty and student activities include glee club formation and an operetta plan. Community events cover PTA meeting, Embroidery club, and Farm Bureau activities in various townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kirkwood
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Sidney Lowe
Walter Barlow
First Presbyterian Church
Hopkinton
Ames
Presbyterian Synod
Sioux City
R. J. Guthrie
Washington State
Lenox Junior College
Thomas Tibbetts
Harlan Johnston
Harry Brown
D. H. Johnston
Hopkinton High School
Delhi
Colesburg
Earlville
Greeley
Buck Creek
Oneida
Hopkin
Leonard Gibbs
Harold Hawn
Misses Maude
Franc Earhart
Will
Beels
Harry Main
George Hartness
Presbyterian Church
Anna Kirkwood
Sarah Littlefield
Jeffries
Dubuque
Neil
Berger
White Cross
MacAllister
Lord
Sony Eore Ethutitu Wy Ando ‘Mvere Uy Wright
Bernice Edgar
Elkport
South Fork Township
Brooks School
Minnie Zeuch
Lenox College
H. M. Reeve
Catherine Ripple
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Margaret Demaree
Dorothy Newlin
Ione Reed
Emily Orr
Gale Rizer
Helen DeShaw
Yone Reed
Dorothy Equires
Margaret Owens
Gertrude Reeve
Ruth Herrington
Alberta Jones
Bernice Stone
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Maxine Smith
Helen Pulver
Mary E. Gearhart
Alberta Thompson
Eloise Sutherland
Birdena Hogg
Alma Heiken
Rosalind Dunlap
Alice Mae Ottilie
A. H. Larkins
Waveney
England
Embroidery
N. A. Gearhart
Friendly Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
C. F. Allen
Calhoun
Local social visits and gatherings noted in town
Mrs. Will Mead and several others attended a noon dinner hosted by a local hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Englehart of Davenport visited Mrs. W. A. Stingley. Monticello’s Mrs. Henry Sechusen Jr and son Jimmie stayed with the Serbousek family recently. Lyle Thompson visited Hopkinton last Thursday. Mrs. John Otten of Scotch Grove and Mrs. Stimson of Canada called at James Mead’s home on Monday.
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Lyle Thompson
Hopkinton
John Otten
Scotch Grove
Stimson
Canada
James Mead
Local Republicans Tour in County Areas and Social Notes
Castle Grove E R Easterly of Olin and Hartley Wilkinson of Monticello, both Republican candidates for county offices, visited the vicinity. Mike J. Hogan went to Dubuque to see a sick sister. Ray Tarbox moved from Stony Point to Noble farm tenant house. John Van Buren traveled to Iowa City for the Iowa versus Minnesota game. Lyle Clark will work the Van Buren farm next year. Arthur Fairbanks sold 920 pounds of cattle in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Will Hiller spent Friday in Anamosa and attended Henry Field’s meeting and related luncheon. Presbyterian missionary society ladies have been invited to an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Schoolmasters Club
G. Vander Stoep
Center Junction
S. L. Davis
Jim McDonald
Washta
L. McDonald
Mary E. McDonald
Wyoming
Florida
Ray Davis
Owen McGuire
Geo. McDonald
Scott McDonald
Women's Bridge Club
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band
J. F. Livingstone
Presbyterian
Eva Beals
Clifford Abbott
Cedar Rapids
Pauline Prahm
Iowa City
A. Alyea
S. G. Thompson
Sioux City
Thompson
George McDonald
N. C. Holm
Maquoketa
Ellen McDonald
Wilma Jackson
Delia Branden
Dubuque
Mabel Perryman
Harry Kendall
Ida McDonald
Dorothy
Ethel Dreibelbis
Wynona Kleineck
Robert Serbousek
Oxford Junction
R.S. Robbie
Winifred
John Himebaugh
Augusta Norris
Manchester
Marie Serbousek
Teachers’ Institute
Dorothy McDonald
Gus Corrado
John Corrado
Waterloo
Don Markham
Town Falls
Robert Mead
Overly
Vernon Carson
John Carson
Fred Beckman
Laurel
Neb
Gert Antons
John Stahlberg
Scotch Grove
Marvin Holst
Coe College
C. M. Holst
Sidney Hoffman
New York City
Will Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
Louila Love
Dorothy Worden
Anamosa
Albert Rohwedder
N. Cc. Holst
Stanwood
Winifred Robbie
George D. McDonald
M. J. McNeilly
F. N. Himebaugh
Henry Field
August Schrader
Monticello
R. J. Bone
EB. R. McLaughlin
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Benedict
Farm Bureau
Harry Newman
Jones County Farm Bureau
John Yossi
Richland Township
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Westermeier
George Heiken
Cass
Lovell
Richland
Castle Grove
Edwin Wilcox
Fannie Gannan
Castlegrove
George Specht
Anna Heiken
A. A. Kromminga
Ernest Carpenter
U. A. Kromminga
E. R. Easterly
Olin
Hartley Wilkinson
Mike J. Hogan
Ray Tarbox
Grover
Stony Point
Noble Farm
John van Buren
Lyle Clark
van Buren
Arthur Fairbanks
Will Hiller
Anamosa Honor Party Celebrates Burlingham Line Anniversary
East Cass Township residents joined a party last Saturday in Anamosa honoring Mr. and Mrs. Will Line on their twenty second wedding anniversary. Local residents include Zeela Burlingham Bertha Burlingham Ernest Rickless and many visitors from Des Moines Hopkinton Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. The community notes also mention school resumed Maxine Johnson Ed Head travels Roy Phife healing at home and upcoming events at Cass No. 6 school and Peniel Presbyterian church.
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Frank Burlingham
Zeela
Bertha
Ernest Rickless
Will Line
Anamosa
Louis Stoddard
Des Moines
Lee Hannan
Maxine Johnson
Ed Head
Rock Island
Ill
Merle
Robert Darrow
Sherm Harford
Hopkinton
Earl Benedict
The
Forest U. B
St Last Sundy
Donnie Richeson
John Kressing
Dubuque
Gerhard Brockhohn
Cedar Rapids
Cass No. 6 School
Zeela Burlingham
Ladies’ Ald Society
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Grace Benedict
Community visitors span multiple towns this weekend
Sand Spring and nearby communities report a flurry of Sunday and Monday visits. Families including the Murrays, Batchelders, Heeren, and Ardusers spent time with relatives in Farley, Prairieburg, Oelwein, Richland Center, Cascade, Earlville, and Manchester.
Anamosa Eureka Clipping Reports Injuries and Suspect
Lawrence Walton, Anamosa high school left tackle, suffered a fractured left hand in the Marengo Anamosa game last Friday, possibly ending his season. Joseph Brenson of Kansas City was detained as a suspect in the Pierce murder but did not match the description and could not be identified by Mrs. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walton
Marengo-Anamosa
Focal Field
Joseph Brenson
Kansas City
Pierce
Cedar Rapids
Jones County
Death and crime mix with rail upgrades in Anamosa report
Brenson described as mentally deranged, examined Wednesday, then escorted to Independence by hospital authorities. Milwaukee firm expands rail work in Anamosa, laying new rails ties and replacing decayed components over several weeks. Meanwhile Mrs W G Yount dies at 43 from heart disease, daughter of William H and Sarah McCann Snyder, having lived in the area all her life except for a period in Mitchell South Carolina following her marriage 19 years ago.
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Brenson
Missouri
Milwaukee Company
Anamosa
W. G. Yount
Iowa Game Commission Closes Muskrat Season
The Iowa Game Commission closes the muskrat season for 1932 33 after an extensive study. Population decline from droughts has concentrated muskrats in larger waters, prompting protection of seed stock to aid recovery next year. The move aims to safeguard trappers and fur buyers futures.
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Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
Fish and Game Commission
Real Estate Transfers Across Amber and Monticello Dist.
Multiple property deeds recorded: Coffins transfer to Rena Coffin Evers. grants to H H Zimmerman in Amber with detailed block and street descriptions. Frank Neville to H C Keseberg. M C Crispin to Dora Hartman Crispin. Frank Lux to Eva Lux. Erma Babcock Pringle to E M Babcock. Edward W Kohl and wife to Katherine L Zacher with linked lot and street descriptions.
Property Quit Claim Deed Transfer In Soper & Boardman Subdivision
Gesina Clarke and spouses along with Fred Zimmerman transfer rights to Frank Neville via quit claim deed for lots 3 and blocks 28 and 29 in Fisher's East Anamosa subdivision. The deed includes a right of way extending along Railroad Street and Buckeye Street adjoining land, for $1.00.
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Buckeye Street
Sal Land
Gesina Clarke
Wi Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman
Frank Neville
Soper & Boardman
Fisher's
East Anamosa
County Supervisor Term Commencing in 1934
A native of Castle Grove a lifelong Republican served on the township school board for 19 years and 6 years as township trustee. He is secretary of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Castle since 1908 and advocates strict economy in public affairs. Castle Grove has not had a county supervisor in over forty years. Your support at the November election will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Castle
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Genter Junction
East
Cass Township
Raymond Murray
Dicky
Margaret Murray
Charles Stevenson
Eldon
Joel Murray
Farley
J. L. Batchelder
John Bohlken
Andrew Glass
Prairieburg
Stanley Bright
Dyersville
Jack Heeren
Mary Sandhagen
Laura
Dundee
Esther Heeren
Oelwein
Jennie Guthrie
Sam von Talge
Iowa Game Commission
Frank A. Coffin
Merle M. Esbeek
Rena Coffin Evers
Warr
Kate Folkers
John H. Rickels
Meta Poppe
Elizabeth Ambuehl
Will Rickels
H. H. Zimmerman Warr
Bik
Amber
3Rd Street
H. C. Keseberg Warr
Fisher
M. C. Crispin
Dora Hartman Crispin
Frank Lux
Eva Lux
Davidson
Wit
Wis
Wise
Erma Babcock Pringle
E. M. Babcock
Main Street
Town of
Bronson
Edward W. Kohl
Katherine L. Zacher
Turck
Bradstreet
Buckeye and
Railroad Street
G. J. Hughes
T. E. McNamara
Democratic
Lee Byerly
S. M. Hosford
Castle Grove Township
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Democratic House of Representatives
Garner
Congress
Hoover
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