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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

3

Steel Is For Tanks Instead Of Baskets In War Drive

Franklin Equipment of Monticello shifts from farm gear to armament parts as steel becomes scarce. Production cuts in gates and baskets accompany a drive to save metal for tanks and ships, with scrap shipped to the government and workers kept on round the clock. Rudolph Langer, a Dutch native and American citizen, emphasizes war bonds and farm-supplied pork through wartime metal conservation.

Jones County Franklin Equipment Company c Monticello Franklin Equipment Company Franklin Rudolph Langer Mr. Langer Langer Franklin Company America Czecho- Slovakia United States

American Legion Roots from Paris to Minneapolis Convention

The American Legion organized in Paris and held its first convention in Minneapolis marking the early formation of the veteran service organization.

American Legion Paris Minneapolis

Juices Packed In U S Rise Dramatically

In 1939 the United States packed 24 million cases of fruit juices up from 14 years earlier, and last year tomato juice production reached 16 million cases.

United States

Buy 4-H Baby Beeves For 1943 County Fair

Jones county 4-H boys plan for next year's Baby Beef Show as Club Agent Paul W. Borglum notes calves must be born between March 1 and September 30 1942 and can be purebred or grade. David Wortman Anamosa and Steve and Billy McDowell Monticello have calves bought with proceeds from the 4-H livestock sale.

Jones County 4-H Paul W. Borglum David Wortman Jones County Fair Steve Billy McDowell Monticello

Farm Bureau Drive Opens October 5 10

The Jones county Farm Bureau committee met in Anamosa to set the Farm Bureau drive for October 5 to 10. The victory meeting and county Farm Bureau meeting will be held October 12, with Reuel O. McColm named organization director to coordinate township drives. Attendees included W. B. Clark Otto Danneman Reuel O. McColm H A Deischer Wayne Tyler and James F. Kearns.

Jones County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Anamosa County Farm Bureau Reuel McColm Township Farm Bureau W. B. Clark Scotch Grove Otto Danneman Amber Reuel O. McColm H. A. Deischer Monticello Wayne Tyler Independence District Farm Bureau James F. Kearns

Farm Bureau Board Discusses Rationing

Max McCrabb secretary of the Jones county rationing board led the discussion at the Jones County Farm Bureau board of directors meeting held Sept 1 at the Farm Bureau office. The session covered rationing program details and planning for the organization drive along with township and county annual meeting plans. Attending were Harold Deischer William D. Frantz Henry Adams Otto Danne man Delbert Mayberry Albert Benadom George Fishwild Otis Siver Louis Lasa k William Meade County Agent James F. Kearns and Club Agent Paul W. Borglum.

Max McCrabb Jones County Rationing Board Jones County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Farm Bureau Harold Deischer Monticello William D. Frantz Martello Henry Adams Otto Danneman Amber Delbert Mayberry Anamosa Albert Benadom Olin George Fishwild Wyoming Otis Siver Mechanicsville Louis Lasack Oxford Junction William Meade Onslow James F. Kearns Paul W. Borglum

Hog cholera alert in Jones county urges vaccination

County Agent James F. Kearns warns hog cholera and swine erysipelas are rising in Jones county. Vaccination at eight to ten weeks offers best life immunity and lower serum use, reducing costs. Look for symptoms such as loss of appetite and scours, and arrange vaccination permits via the Farm Bureau office for a vaccination school.

Jones County James F. Kearns Farm Bureau

Certified Seed Oats Growers Announced

Jones county farmers are urged to secure rust resistant oats varieties Boone Tama and Marion for spring sowing. Some control oats seed will be available. Listed seeders include A Parke Ogden Anamosa Weseman Bros Clarence F D Deischer Monticello Mrs Alice Howie Monticello Paul G Levien Clarence and R A Naylor Scotch Grove.

Jones County Boone Tama Marion A. Parke Ogden Weseman Bros Clarence F. D. Deischer Monticello Delbert Mayberry Marion Cats Alice Howie Paul G. Levien R. A. Naylor Scotch Grove

Farm Bureau Sets Township Meetings For Officers and Plans

The annual township Farm Bureau and extension meetings will elect officers and discuss next year’s resolutions and program. Meetings run from September 8 to October 1 across Jackson Cass Castle Grove Wayne Greenfield Scotch Grove Clay Wyoming Lowell Rome Hale Madison Oxford and Fairview with locations to be announced later.

Jackson Cass Castle Grove Wayne Greenfield Reuel McColm Scotch Grove Clay Wyoming Lowell Rome Hale Madison Oxford Fairview

Jones Cattle Reach Top Twice At Chicago Market

Jones county cattle again led the market at Chicago Stock Yards with a top load from R A Cartano Monticello feedlots. Seventeen prime Hereford beeves averaging 1296 pounds sold at the day’s top price of 16.35 per hundredweight.

Jones County Chicago R. A. Cartano Monticello

County soil conservation group approves planning committee

The county soil conservation commissioners met in the courthouse on Thursday evening September 4. The Washington township planning group including Frank Lees Elmer Dunkel James Casey Vince Henneberry David Stanton William Stanton William Hardiman Albert Stickley and E M Bollinger was approved. Oris Randolph is assigned as farm planner to start planning groups soon. Anyone interested in conservation work this fall should contact the county commissioners or the Farm Bureau office.

Jones County Soil Conservation Commissioners Washington Township Frank Lees Elmer Dunkel James Casey Vince Henneberry David Stanton William Stanton William Hardiman Albert Stickley E. M. Bollinger Oris Randolph County Commissioners Farm Bureau Office

Cork from Europe and North Africa Defined

Cork is harvested from cork oak trees in southern Europe and northern Africa. The material’s sources are regional, and the description emphasizes its geographic origins and the method of obtaining cork.

Europe Africa

Harold Klahn Raises Over 6 000 Turkeys

Harold Klahn of Oxford township raises 6000 turkeys on 286 acres. He started with 3000 baby birds May 20 and added 3000 more two days later. They live in eight 12 by 16 foot houses and a long house with roosts, fed a mash of oats wheat alfalfa bone meal meat scrap, with 20 percent surplus wheat, and range on three acre alfalfa plots. Turkeys gain about half a pound weekly and weigh 21 to 22 pounds at 24 to 26 weeks.

Harold Klahn Oxford Township Wellman Klahn Billings University of Minnesota AAA Turkey Klahn Hag Jim Kotlinek Kotlinek Otto Benhart Oxford Junction Petersen Produce Company The

Jean Preston Weds Donald Schoon in Bethesda Md

Center Junction announces the marriage of Jean Preston of Washington D C to Donald Schoon son of John Schoon of Monticello. The ceremony was at 4 p m August 30 at Christ Lutheran Church Bethesda with Rev Bageley officiating. Attendants were Marie Marcusel and Gordon Homer.

Center Junction Frank Preston Jean Washington, D. C Donald Schoon John Schoon Monticello Christ Lutheran Church Bethesda Raymond A. Bageley Marie Marcusel Washington Gordon L. Homer U.S.N Cedar Rapids Schoon Air Corps Camp Lee Virginia New York City

Californians Visit In Castle Grove

Mr and Mrs Orlando Curtis of Long Beach California called on relatives in Castle Grove last week The Rev W E Van Buren and Mrs Eda Van Buren of Tipton attended services at the chapel Sunday and visited in the H A Deischer home Mrs E L Kromminga hosted the Lutheran ladies aid society Friday afternoon Donald Howie went to Iowa City last Wednesday to enroll at the state university W D McLaughlin was laid up with sciatic rheumatism Mr and Mrs F C Cramer continued local activities

Arthur Stadtmueller Monticello Cart Reuter George Seehusen Castle Grove C. H. Nelson Elsie Holst Chicago N. C. Holst Laura Holst Vinton Don Nagel Cedar Rapids Tipton Marie Serbousek Susie Lattin Osage City Kan Bud” Hauss Ernie Blohm Fort Knox John Martens Lloyd Norman Martens Ronnie Oakdale Leonard Serbousek Mr. Serbousek Elkader George Behrends Alice Howie Janet Howie Iowa City Kenneth W. D. McLaughlin James Missouri Cleo Casaday Elizabeth McLaughlin Clarence Eberhart Braymer Mary McLaughlin S.U.S Fred Kromminga Grace Des Moines Fred Blohm Wesley G. Lawrence Martina Marcus Blohm Center Junction Linhart A Robert J Henry Marek Earl Edwards Anamosa Waterloo Orlando Curtis Long Beach Calif W. E. van Buren Eda van Buren H. A. Deischer E. L. Kromminga Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Donald Howie State University F. C. Cramer

Filling a Bathtub Uses About 45 Gallons of Water

An average bathtub requires about 45 gallons of water to reach a typical full level. This quantity reflects standard tub sizes and common filling practices.

Play Tag With Monkey Tag Fun Across Malay Villages

In parts of the Malay peninsula communities play a village game where a monkey is the tagger. The rest race to avoid being caught and the winner earns a monkey and rice sufficient for a full family dinner.

Malay Peninsula

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Chester Condit Iowa J General Insurance Agency Bolson Bolson’s Marshall John Steuart Curry Farm Bureau Board Jones Cattle Soil Commissioners Meet Ganized C. R. Smith Ben Heiken Veterans’ Hospital Frank Ferring Preston Jean Preston Don Schoon Lyman Thompson S. G. Thompson George Dirks Harm Dirks Thompson Janet Kay Dirks Margaret Eiler Roberta Johnson Helen Wacker Margaret Hiler F. G. Tyrrell Max Moses Coe College John Alyea Dubuque University Dubuque Ruth McNeilly Iowa State Ames Eleanor Dreibelbis Ruth Ann Serbousek Davenport Miriam Courtney Ella Schrader Presbyterian Guild R. W Arlo Brady Red Cross Mark Risinger T. E. Stanton J. J.stanton R. D. Sanford Ida Price Sheldon Wood George Burch Harley Breen Helen Himebaugh Mrs Frank Himebaugh Carl Reuter Henry Coden Langworthy Childress Motor Co McNeill’s Hardware Monticello, Iowa Land Bank Loans Commissioner Sane Cooperative Credit Organization Benton Linn Jones Counties National Farm Loan Associations Harold B. McTavish Sec’y-Treas Third Avenue SE Over Light Company
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