Cedar Valley Farm Business group seeks new members in Jones County
Jones County Farm Bureau plans reorganizing the Cedar Valley Farm Business association at year end offering supervised record keeping to interested farmers. The group operates in Jones Linn Benton and Tama counties, grew from 85 to 160 members, and emphasizes accurate records, maps, and management analysis. J J Wallace ISU extension specialist provides field maps visits record summaries and advisory services. Harvest Sunday events and state corn husking contest in Scott County near Davenport draw town and rural participants. Bangs disease testing reports show 4 849 herds 94 000 cattle tested with 2 951 infected and 68 598 cattle in infected herds. eradication efforts are nationwide with indemnities and funding continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Jones
Linn
Benton
Tama
Jones County Farm Bureau
J. J. Wallace
Iowa State College
Unian
Lowal Fawn Business Association
Wallace
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Scott County
Davenport
Robert Combs
Iowa
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
LaFollette
County 4-H meeting plans Home Efficiency drill in Anamosa
The county 4 H girls club committee and leaders will meet in Anamosa on Friday November 15 to reorganize and plan the year. Edith Barker from Iowa State College will assist. The study project is Home Efficiency. Officials caution against uncontrolled hog production despite a demand upswing, noting AAA reports. Harvest Sunday, Nov 24, will unite city and rural churches to foster mutual understanding and shared messages through Iowa Farm Bureau plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Towa
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Laws
Iowa
Huge Stock Show Set to Open at Chicago November 30
Preparations are under way for a record International Live Stock exposition at Chicago stock yards from November 30 to December 7. The 36th annual event will use a new amphitheater and an adjoining building for horse stables, with entries likely above 12 000 animals. The event also includes the International grain and hay show with growers from nearly every state and Canadian provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Stock Yards
Mammoth New Amphitheater
B. H. Heide
Canada
New South Wales
Chicago
Lack of Initiative Cited by Indianolt Record
The Indianolt Record laments widespread inertia among workers noting many want jobs but need guidance to act. It stresses a scarcity of individuals with original practical ideas and the courage to execute them, while the number who want work remains large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianolt
Nebraska voters voice fear of a Roosevelt dictatorship
The Nebraska State Journal reports voters who backed Franklin D Roosevelt now criticize him, likening his ambition and daring to Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, Pilsudski, and Kemal Pasha. They warn against placing the nation at risk by a leader they deem reckless and self assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Journal
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Pilsudski
Kemel Pasha
Cattle Up 20 Percent in Jones County Despite Drought
Census figures show Jones County January 1, 1935 cattle total at 59 996, up 20 percent from April 1, 1930. Cows numbered 26 542, sheep 10 917, with corn and hay yields dropping due to 1934 drought. final figures to be released later. Also notes on county crops and farm activities and local community events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Federal Department of Commerce
Lana
Stop Special Subscription Bargains Offer In Winter Reading
A grand sale promises mystery romance adventure and science magazines for the entire family with a money saving plan. Customers select favorites and order to receive first issues in four to six weeks, with a guarantee of accurate representation and on time delivery. The piece also notes community church involvement, local social visits, and updates on local residents and medical staff including Dr. Nederhiser who has taken over the practice of Dr. Belteman and will reside in East Cascade.
Cascade residents retire to Cascade from Whitewater
Cascade Mr and Mrs P J Conlin prominent Whitewater farmers have retired from active farm life and moved to Cascade occupying the Thomas Kingsley residence in East Cascade. Elizabeth Collins of Cedar Rapids visited Cascade township with daughter Caroline Tallman and has returned home. Rev Dr William Schulte of Columbia College Dubuque conducted the Forty Hours devotion at St Marys church with sermons well received. Plans are under way for St Martins annual bazaar to be held in Knights of Columbus hall on Nov 11 and 12. George Wassenaar visited Waterloo on Wednesday. A chicken supper at Durkins hall Tuesday evening drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Conlin
Whitewater
Cascade
Thomas Kingsley
East Cascade
Elizabeth Collins
Cedar Rapids
Frank Tallman
Cascade Township
Caroline Tallman
William Schulte
Columbia College
Dubuque
St. Mary's Church
St. Martin’s
Knights of Columbus
George Wassenaar
Waterloo
Durkin
Amber school hosts large varied program evening
More than two hundred people attended the Amber school event last Wednesday evening with standing room scarce. Miss Wilma Craig from Scotch Grove teaches the upper room and Miss Florence Ireland from Wyoming oversees the lower room. The program featured music including solo duet quartet and group singing, a miniature minstrel show, two one act plays a black cat frolic two tap dances a Virginia reel with accordion and a negro skit. Participants were well trained by their teachers and the tap dancers studied at Edna K. Dieman's Cedar Rapids studio with costumes made by their mothers. An accompanist was Miss Esther Sinclair and the program ran smoothly without delay. Afterward lunch was served to all. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darting of Wilton Junction visited relatives here Sunday. A pupil and helper party followed at Miss Craig and Miss Ireland's invitation. it included a masquerade Halloween stunts and games and was very enjoyable. A social evening was sponsored
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber School
Wilma Craig
Scotch Grove
Florence Ireland
Wyoming
Edna K. Dieman
Cedar Rapids
Esther Sinclair
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
Miss Craig
Miss Ireland
Center Junction Community Notices and Club Meetings
Local social notes include visits by the Lang families from Sand Springs and Monticello, upcoming Ladies Study Club and Presbyterian Aid meetings on November 6, sunbeam and Sunday schedule changes, and a Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls luncheon. Also reported are visits to Rolfe, 4-H activities, and weekend guests at the Otten home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Lang
Sand Springs
Chet Lang
Monticello
C. B. Carson
Ladies' Study Club
Center Junction
R. A. Naylor
Ray Wright
Nebraska
L. R. Himebaugh
L. J. Schlemme
Paul Paulsen Jr
Presbyterian Aid Society
L. J. Hughes
Red Cross
Sunbeam Mission Band
Donald Husman
Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Kuhns
Harms
Rolfe
Scotch Grove
Lois Naylor
June Wright
Vera Moats
Eloise Kuhns
Cyrus Sherrill
Imogene
John Otten
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Bangs
Bureau of Census
Washington
Joe Fisher
Niles
Fisher
Dixie Lee Mason
Fisher Girls
Joe
Sterling
John Wayne
Wayne
California
RKO News
Ady
George Moats
Donald Clark
Clark
Richard Hanken
Betty
M. M. Sinclair
Harry Chase
Arend Balster
L. E. Moats
Hans Lange
H. H. Car
Westward HO
Women of the Community Church
Marjory Lane
Betty Fall
M. I. Nederhiser
M. E. Belteman
Nederhiser
Beiteman
Iowa University
St. Vincent’s Infirmary
Little Rock
Ark
Brinkley
Arkansas
Aitchison
Edward Havlicek
Faye Leggett
R. N
Mrs. E. B. Leggett
Alice May Clark
Ruth Clark
Lois
Laurel Naylor
Wilma Kuhns
Clouse Kuhns
Pauline Otten
Georgia Moats
AWE
Savery
Des Moines
RABAT
Rari A Een
J. J. Hayes
Sitter Meat Market
Torridaire
Leytze Maytag Company
Manchester
Anamosa
Oldsmobile
Dite
Ldsmobile
Oldemobile
Priseo
Lansing
Eallsette
Ules
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
Monticello, Iowa
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