September Farm Bureau meeting draws local crowd
Scotch Grove residents filled the September Farm Bureau meeting last Tuesday with a suggestion box and a three month program committee led by Director Callahan. Laura Sinclair performed two violin solos and Lyfe Callahan spoke on Ames and the Memorial and Dalry buildings. County Agent Wortman discussed cooperative oil and gas markets and Vernon the poultry specialist was announced for a future visit. Three film reels on turkey raising poultry culling and a comedy capped the program.
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Decatur
Fred Minney
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Ruth Clark
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Marriage notice from Hopkinton and Manchester details
Dorothy Sheppard and Harold Kenyon wed in Galena Missouri on September 3. Kenyon works at A P store and the couple will live in Manchester. Various Hopkinton residents are noted visiting, hosting events, and traveling, including a trip to Chicago for a wedding and other social updates.
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Manchester
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Galena
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State Air
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Monticello
Iowa Hawkeyes optimistic 1931 backfield and line stars named
Iowa University announces key 1931 backfield and line players led by Captain Oliver Langen of Alta as standout blocker. Randahl Hickman of Chariton expected to lead ground gains, Marcus Magnusen of Clinton returns at center, Nelson Tompkins of Marengo anchors guard. Practice starts Sept 15 as Hawkeyes prep for Pittsburgh on Oct 3, plus Indiana on Oct 17 and Northwestern on Nov 21.
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Alta
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Chariton
Marcus Magnussen
Clinton
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Hopkinton News Highlights Local Events and Visits
The column catalogs weddings and engagements including Miss Carter and Mr Jenkins in Chicago, church society entertainments, theater plans by R F Billings, and seasonal reopenings. It notes elderly residents socializing, relocations, sermons, sports coaching, and school heat adjustments as fall terms begin.
Onslow Savings Bank Holds Annual Meeting and Declares Dividend
Onslow Savings Bank held its annual meeting on September 7 and reelected directors and officers. Melvin Spencer remains president, N. C. Holst vice president, George H. Paulsen cashier, and J. R. Ramey assistant cashier. The dividend is declared despite the current depression, signaling good condition. Also notes George Gee of Washington DC visiting with his father Len Gee and family, plus social visits among local residents and a report that the high school and teachers are active.
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Chicago
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John Stickley
Cedar Rapids
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Harriet Lamey
Gensicke
Duncan Wasson
Royal Chatterton
Peterson
S. G. Hutton
Howard Willison
George Lyons
Wyoming
Ladies’ Guild
Eva Beck
Beck
Edna Wasson
Irma Paulsen
Elva Hall
Henry Koon
Onslow
Monmouth
Woodman
Cal Chase
Maxine
Scotch Grove
Otha Johnson
Thelma
Canton
Newman
Fred Pratt
Richfield
Minn
Alvin Pratt
Isaac Edwards
Edwards
Onslow Savings Bank
Melvin Spencer
N. C. Holst
George H. Paulsen
J. R. Ramey
George Gee
Washington, D. C
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Edwin Wilcox
Ethelwyn
Mildred
Monticello
Harold Wilcox
Hopkinton
Bernard Cass
Lawson
Coralville
Carl Hutton
Jim Keating
Clarence Pinn
Temple ‘Hill
Lee Hansen
Amber Farm Bureau elects officers at Jackson meeting
Amber township members met Friday at Antioch church for a routine business session and officer elections. New posts named include Chairman Mrs Henry Wehling and Vice Chairman Mrs Ralph Holmes with district cooperators across Pleasant Hill Pleasant Valley Antioch Jackson Center Hazel Green Waggoner Black Oak and Midland.
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Pella
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Truman Stanton
H. E. Stingley
Charles Moses
Leroy Dirks
Center Junction
Ed Duncan
E. Johnson
Waterloo
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Community Notes From Richland Center And Surrounding Towns
Richland Center and nearby areas report social visits and farm sales. The 300 acre Kiburz farm near Richland Center sold to John Bateman of Monticello, historic site once owned by Kiburz grandparents. Various visits to farms and homes listed with families from Onslow Cedar Rapids Monticello and Sheboygan. The fire truck committee met in Monona with Will Balsiger and others. A student Alma Buol plans Iowa City study. Lil Man Allamand noted as nurse visitor. A 60,000 drug stores in the United States fill 180,000,000 prescriptions yearly.
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Lost Nation
Joe Kiburz
John Bateman
Monticello
Mr. Kiburz
Victor
Albert Schneiter
Onslow
Carl Schneider
Carl N. Hein
Sory Melvin
John Yossi
Lucile
Dolores
Cedar Rapids
Adolph Egger
Will Balsiger
Cap Arduser
Sand Spring
Galen Hein
Monona
Will Hintz
Sprague Hosford
Frank Miller
Cam Greer
Alma Buol
G. L. Buol
Iowa City
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Mary Lou
Lester Schofield
Lil- Man Allamand
Bud Leberman
Sheboygan
Wis
Len Buol
Dickeyville
Henry Che
Ray Echternacht
Wilhelm Behrends
Eda
Social visits span multiple Minnesota towns
Sand Spring residents host relatives from St. Paul Hastings Colesburg and Monticello while Ed ward Cox and Cap Arduser homes welcome guests. Loeda Hein from Richland Center visits her grandparents and Miss Milly Crim teaches at Sand Spring School which opened with 19 pupils.
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St. Paul
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John Bohlken
Hastings
J. L. Batchelder
W. M. Moser
Colesburg
Edward Cox
Fred Egger
Dean Morton
Minburn
Henry Eilers
Langworthy
Cap Arduser
Clara Arduser
Fred Heeren
Deer Grove
Illinois
Fred Bohlken
Marion
Sand Spring
Milly Crim
Monticello
Anamosa Eureka Short News Items Mix of Local Events
Notable local items include Lewis G. Ireland named postmaster at Langworthy Jones county. M F Thomson reports nineteen steers at Chicago market averaging 1 348 pounds sold for 10 10 per hundredweight. Anamosa schools open with record registration 219 in high school 456 in grades. Theater work continues with rear excavation nearing completion. Farm Bureau on vacation, Miss Mary Tracy covers duties. Gas tanks found in theater excavation contained gas and liquid needing siphoning with odor along Mar street. Ashes of D C Trester shipped from Altadena California for interment beside his wife in Riverside cemetery. John Morse farm east of Wyoming sold for 25000 to Peoples Trust Savings bank Clinton mortgage deficit 3218 62. Morse family bankruptcy petitions filed. Arthur McCullough Post American Legion elects H H Gee commander and other officers. Legion opts not to sponsor independent football this fall.
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Jones County
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Chicago
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Sioux Falls
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Mar Street
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Wyoming
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Arthur McCullough
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Lee First
Glenn McLaughlin
Lloyd Lowry
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Alva Barber
Lee Lanner
Alfalfa and Soybeans Increasing in Iowa
Waterloo Dispatch reports a surge in alfalfa and soybean production across Iowa and neighboring states due to soil improvement programs and feed value. The dairy cattle congress runs September 28 to October 4 with national entries anticipated from growers nationwide, alongside the ongoing national corn show. Premiums remain unchanged, with alfalfa entries limited to sheaf and hay classes and 1931 growth required for all entries.
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Wallaces' Farmer lines questioned on longevity claim
In Marshalltown Times-Republican commentary, readers challenge the assertion that human lifespans reached 1,000 years, noting skepticism about biblical-era ages and parallel references. The piece critiques the plausibility of such ages and contrasts with contemporary understanding.
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Tax for Farm Bureau Slights Tax Burden in Iowa
Iowa farm bureaus receive less than a third of a cent per dollar of property tax, about 31 cents per $100 in total county appropriations for 1930, or 14 cents per person. Members pay $3 yearly dues, with nonmembers also served. The farm bureau lists public service, education, and community projects as key roles.
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