Mrs Mary Carter of Onslow Dies in St Louis
Mrs Mary Carter, 78, died last Friday in St Louis after about a week of illness. Born in Ohio, she lived in Onslow about 25 years and was well cared for in St Louis. Her body was sent to Wyoming for services and burial beside her late husband. She was cousin to Arthur Noyes, Mrs F S Barnes of Onslow, and Mrs Elias Anderson of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carter
Ueille Himebaugh
Cedar Falls
Estella eCune
Samutton
A. E. Hall
O. C. Johnston
C. R. Smith
Morrison
Tlinois
Mon George
Sears
Lyons
Ww. C. Paul
Vera
Sarah Woodyard
Jace Maple
Lisbon
M. Franks
Josephine Robinson
Newrk
Lius Michaels
Frank Innston
Janenna
BE. Albertson
Palm Beach
Orida
Oswald
Jessie
Pontiac
Chigan
Elva Franks
Los Angeles
Lifornia
Ida Perrine
Anticello
George Lyons
Iss Meyer
St. Louis
Rev. C. Hyer
Meyer
Kit Coburn
Ruthven
Minsota
Jennie Smith
Vera Ile
Miss Garside
Monticello
Julius Chaels
Bovee
Chicago
S. Meyer
Edna Blackadder
George
Howard Hall
Cascade Notes: Local Visits and Events Roundup
Cascade appears to host a flurry of visitors and family gatherings. Ramm relatives from Farley visit John Ramm. Alice Devlin and Marguerite McAllister return from California. numerous Cascade families host guests from Dubuque Minneapolis Stockton and Waterloo. A car accident injures Mrs Cody. infantile paralysis affects Ray Hunter. local talent contest winners are announced. a will contest is filed. Breitbach birthday celebration. Devaney family welcomes first child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Halligan
Rita Bisenius
Amelia Otting
Chicago
Merkes
Thines
Dubuque
Elizabeth Dunnigan
John Knepper
Margaret Lees
Peter Knepper
John Kirchen
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Nicholas Conter
Mary Margaret
Esther
Louis
Asiar
Albright
Stockton
Kansas
Jacob Conter
Cascade
Waterloo
Martin
Eby’s ‘Mill
Evelyn Brett
Ruth
Milwaukee
Brett
Evelyn Martin
Mike Guidinger
Lucille
Aileen
Minneapolis
Margaret Roche
J. P. Moran
Catherine Guidinger
Clifford Cody
Harry Conlin
Table Mound Hill
No. 161
Cody
Ray
Nathan Hunter
Cascade Theater
Alva Gordon
Frank Kurt
Ezra Martin
D. D. Moore
District Court
Jones County
Patrick J. Moore
Louis Breitbach
Nicholas Koob
Mr. Breitbach
Grandpa Breitbach
Dorrance Devaney
Presbyterian board to hire pastor for Antioch Amber churches
The Presbyterian board met at Mrs. H. Holmes home Monday night to secure a pastor for the Antioch and Amber churches. Albert McMurrin resigned as the yearly leader to continue studies in Chicago. Rev. Robert Badger of Indiana was chosen to serve next year and will assume duties November 1. Mrs. Anne Phelps and Kirk Long visited Cedar Rapids over Sunday, with others also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Board
W. S. Clark
Bert Bates
Cody
Wyoming
Clark
Gene Bailey
Ethel Jean
Koford
Herman
Lake Hurst
Maquoketa
Charles Gray
Tallman
Morley
Magel Club
C. W. Burlingmeir
Forest
George Bodenhofer
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Salt Lake City
Liberty
John Gill
Marion
Herbert Spencer
Monticello Residents Visit and Local Errands
Mrs Ruth Suett and daughter of Monticello visited Mrs Ed Duncan on Monday afternoon. Philip Bailey and Herman Folkers took a carload of cattle and hogs to Chicago. The Burgersons attended their uncle’s funeral in West Union last Saturday. Jim Meade of Center Junction repaired lightning rods nearby Monday. Hearst Duncan left for Luther Iowa to resume coaching and teaching. Mrs Peter Robertson of Anamosa visited her daughter Mrs R Lincoln last Thursday and Friday. Amber Savings Bank officers held their monthly meeting Monday night. Mr and Mrs Grover Preston and Leone shopped Cedar Rapids Tuesday. Leone Preston and Hazel Frost visit Mrs Will Hildegardt Cedar Rapids this week. Mr and Mrs Harvey Townsend visited relatives in Clinton Friday and Saturday. Mrs Phil Daly visited daughter Vivian in Clinton last week. Ben Husman visited Rhiny Helgens at Scotch Grove Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Antons
Monticello
R. W. Brady
Onor
Ms. Brady
Caxon
Irma
Edgewood
Bert King
Castle Grove
Harry Chase
Lillie Brady
D. K. Brady
Fritz Schlemme
Fay
Fern
G. O. Long
Presbyterian Church
Frank Sutherland
Eloise
Des Moines
Beals
Center Junction
Wilma Clark
Collins
Roberta
del Wright
Andrew Davidson
Pauline Arhart
Cedar Rapids
R. P. Clark
Scotch Grove
C. B. Carson
Ruth Suett
Ed Duncan
Philip Bailey
Herman Folkers
Chicago
Severn Burgerson
West Union
Jim Meade
Hearst Duncan
Luther
Iowa
Peter Robertson
Anamosa
R. Lincoln
Amber Savings Bank
Grover Preston
Leone
Tuseday
Leone Preston
Hazel Frost
Will Hildegardt
Harvey Townsend
Clinton
Phil Daly
Vivian
Ben Husman
Rhiny Helgens
Henry Marks
Stout
Rev. Marks
Minneapolis
Minnesota
H. L. Wismeier
Grandpa Wismeier
Herman Hanken
Henry Wismeier
Leonard
Birt Clark
Stub Hein
Ralph Crim
Stub
Ben Reichart
Huntington Beach
California
Will Hoffman
Andrew Florin
Louise Hoffman
Leonard Durst
G. W. Hein
William Trandson
Carrie Trandson
Forest City
Albert Brookins
Franklin
Ionia
Glen Brookins
H. P. Hicks
Matthew Allen
Colton
South Dakota
Rock Rapids
Galen Hein
Delhi
Chris Balsiger
Carl Schneiter
Kathryn Lorraine Hein
Florence Bishop
Marie Widmer
Leslie Reade
Walter Heath
A. Buckey
J. L. Tellon
George B. Hein
Alma Balsiger
Rochester
Len Hein
Paul Guyan
Bert Shover
Olin
Oliver Kiburz
John Yossi
Richland Center Community News Highlights Travels and Local Visits
Richland Center notes report Rev and Mrs Henry Marks returning from a month away with visits in Stout Iowa Minneapolis and with relatives. Several local residents including Harry Rundle and Grandpa Wismeier have notable incidents and activities such as a rattlesnake encounter and a motor ride. Numerous neighbors and families share visits to farms picnics and state fair travel with relatives across neighboring towns including Monticello, Forest City, Hopkinton, and Anamosa.
Prairieburg Community Visitors and Family Gatherings
Prairieburg residents shared weekend visits with relatives and friends across several towns. Attendees included Mrs George Knott and family, Mr and Mrs R V Trennery of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Milton Kelloge of Waterloo, Mrs Ed Bilers of Monticello, Merle Eilers and family, and others from Marion Central City Centre Point Bever Park and the state fair circuit.
Anamosa Eureka Items Of Interest To Readers
Supt and Mrs Frank Jones and daughter Miss Joyce returned Friday from Albia where Mr Jones taught in summer school. Samuel Bye celebrated his 94th birthday on August 21. He is a Civil War veteran active and plans to reach 100. Harold A Pelton resigns as head salesman for Gildner & Hanson to join Gunner Jones Clothing in Dubuque on the 29th. Lloyd Lowry promotes to cashier at Niles & Watters bank. T E Watters becomes vice president. Dr A N Trevarthen of Anamosa named a delegate from the fifth district to the American Legion national convention in Paris, sailing September 10. Monticello- Scotch Grove band entertained at the fair with 30 musicians under Frank Royden. Mr and Mrs W F Brewer and Mrs T E Booth arrived from Chicago. Brewer to teach at Montana Agricultural College. Gertrude Brewer to accompany Mrs Booth to Bozeman for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Joyce
Albia
Jones
Samuel Bye
George F. Bye
Bye
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Springville
Anamosa
Harold A. Pelton
Gildner & Hanson Company
Gunner-Jones Clothing Company
Dubuque
Harold
Gildners
Monticello
Lloyd Lowry
Niles & Watters Bank
Paris
Legion
Chicago
New York
Washington
Leviathan
American Legion
England
Monticello- Scotch Grove
Frank Royden
Scotch Grove
W. F. Brewer
T. E. Booth
Anaamosa
Brewer
Bozeman
Montana
Montana Agricultural College and School of Mines
Gertrude Brewer
Mrs. Booth
Mrs. Brewer
Anamosa Ties Likely Extend For Summer Return
Citations indicate Anamosa friends remain connected and Mrs Booth along with the Brewers are expected to return to Anamosa for the summer, spending time in the old home.
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Anamosa
Resting Dairy Cows Boosts Future Production Says Dairyman
Burt Oderkirk of Iowa State College advises a 6 to 8 week rest before freshening to maximize annual production. He says well fed dry cows pay off, with cows bred to freshen in fall producing through winter and on grass into hot weather, while dry cow conditioning boosts next lactation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Oderkirk
Iowa State College
Iowa
Mr. Oderkirk
Lawns seed timing and seed mix recommended by Iowa State
R R Rotacker of Iowa State College landscape architecture advises sowing lawns from now until September 15 to establish before cold weather. He notes fall seedings often beat spring seedings. For spring sowing, work the ground this fall. Recommended seed mix is 8 parts Kentucky blue grass 2 parts red top and 1 part white clover at 75 to 100 pounds per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rotacker
Landscape Architecture Department
Iowa State College
Feeds for Hogs and Poultry Warned by Experts
E Z Russell swine specialist says grass is the cheapest hog feed and alfalfa best pasture with red clover second. Temporary pastures like rye and oats work well. hogs on pasture save manure. Poultry advisors at Iowa State College urge using more wheat when its price stays within 20 percent of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Russell
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Egg Yields Fall in July for Iowa Hens
Iowa State College reports 43 190 hens across 277 flocks averaged 12.9 eggs in July down from 14.6 in June and 17.2 in May. Experts expect further monthly declines before December then a rise, urging good feeding and fall preparation. The best July flock average was 23.1 eggs from Mrs Stacy Nichols in Clemons, with other top producers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Record
Iowa State College
Ames
Stacy Nichols
Clemons
Roy M. Curtis
Donahue
Gustav Friedericks
Dixon
Ruth M. Steele
Montezuma
Buckdale Farms
Melcher
White Rocks
Boys' Baby Beves Sell High at Davenport Sale
The first baby beef club sale of the summer at the Mississippi Valley fair in Davenport saw 29 calves average 132.50 each or 13.70 per pound. Calves included none of the top winners, shown at the state fair in Des Moines and possibly the International in Chicago. Club leaders from Iowa State College say profits will be good this year. The article notes USDA guidance favoring purebred sires and dams and contrasts costs with grades. The Bible verse at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Des Moines
Chicago
Iowa State College
Judge Gary’s Frugal System Cited as Old But Sure Way
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Judge Gary’s approach to saving money by refusing to sign notes and resisting high pressure salesmen, framing it as an old yet reliable method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Republican
Gary
Washing eggs lowers storage quality and market loss risk
Washing eggs reduces keeping quality and leads to losses when stored or shipped. Very small, very large, or very dirty eggs should be used at home or sold to local consumers and not included with market shipments.
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Etta Cheney
Bert Garnett
Page
Kingsley
Tored
Manchester
Lucile Himebaugh
Miss Himebaugh
Onslow
Willard Himebaugh
John
Rickels
Joe Ladehoff
Ben Eby
Rudolph Ambuehl
Walter Eby
Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
Miriam
Courtney
D. O. Sinclair
Len Berlin
Raymond
Sanborn
Gerd Null
LeMars
Will Brokens
D. D. Clark
Kansas City
J. W. Callahan
State Park
May Himebaugh
John H. Hanken
Will Hanken
Presbyterian Aid Society
Henry Heiken
William Walraven
John Stahlberg
Amber
Richland Center
Prairieburg
George Knott
R. V. Trennery
Milton Kelloge
Ed Bilers
Merle Eilers
Paul Pillard
Pillard
Mann
James Smith
Richard Clark
Center Point
Ben Eilers
United States
Roy C. Potts
Ezra
Edith M. Arnold
The
Bible
J. B. Zimmerman
Stickford
Rural School Books
W. W. Stickford
the City Drug Store
Fair Grounds
Davenport, la
Mississippi Valley Racing Ass
Gus Shrader
Glenn Hiett
Rock Island
H. L. Cox
St. Joe
Roy Ketchum
Albert Koepke
Topeka
C. H. Ireland
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