Rye Planters urged to reseed and protect fields from grasshoppers
Jones County Farm Bureau notes grasshoppers have damaged early winter rye plantings state wide. HW. 1D. Hughes of Town State college says planting rye for spring pastures is possible until ground freezes. Dakold rye rated most winter hardy. Protect edges of alfalfa and sweet clover by reseeding next spring and apply poison bran around fences to prevent further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Farm Crops
Town State College
Jones County Exhibitors Enter Cedar Rapids Dairy Show
Jones county sends five 4 H club boys to the All Town Dairy Exposition and Junior Livestock Show in Cedar Rapids this week. Exhibitors include Donald Meeks Martelle Grover Virtus Lorenzen Fadlward Andrews and Lee Wiggoner of Olin. The county appears with both champion and reserve Hereford in the county club show. Grand champion baby beef will be excluded as he was sold at the county fair for 11 dollars per cwt. The baby beef show is judged Friday September 18 with auction sales Saturday September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Donald Meeks
Martelle Grover
Virtus Lorenzen
Fadlward Andrews
Lee Wiggoner
Olin
Tenald
Joe Moulton
Delaware County
Roy DeShaw
H. D. House
Kate Lang
Arthur Melchert
Lena Reggentin
Herman Welter
Northeastern Iowa Junior College
Tipton
F. E. Miller
Independence
E. V. Laughlin
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Elkader
Lenox
Waukon
Bernadine Clow
Chicago
Leonard Clow
de Best
Anamosa
Beth McGlade
Malcomb
Neb
Lucy Dodge
Center Junction
Clarke Hall
Kathryn DeShaw
Coe College
James Murray
Jeannine
Marion
Charles Murray
Helen Mackintosh
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Betty MacAlister
Katherine Kenney
Monticello
Mary Williamson
Owens
Missouri
Frank Williamson
George Williamson
Buck Creek
Kill Kare
Charles Regeentin Jr
Paul Green
C. L. Smith
Harlan Williamson
Manchester
Mary E. Williamson
County Wide Home Makers Meeting Planned
Invitations were issued to 2250 rural women of Jones county for four afternoon teas and homemakers meetings next week. Sessions will run Sept 22 Scotch Grove, Sept 23 Monticello, Sept 24 Onslow, and Sept 25 Anamosa with Miss Ruth Cessna from Town State college as a guest discussing The Home maker Clubs and The Fourth Year Course in Nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Condly
Presbyterian Church
Scotch Grove
Washington, Clay
Wayne Townships
Monticello
Richland
Lovell
Castle Grove
Cass
Onslow
Madison
Wyoming
Oxford
Hale
Conegie Balional Church
Anamosa
Jackson
Fairview
Greenfield
Rome
Ruth Cessna
Town State College
Jones County
Iowa State College Extension Survey
Farm Bureau
Surplus Feed Listed As Aid To Feeders
A government report from the Farm Bureau office notes 206 thousand carloads of surplus feed will ship to rural areas before the 1937 growing season. The report cites higher total feed availability than over two years, with nationwide livestock and hay production per animal unit rising to levels above 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouth
Farm Buren
Pepovin
Bureau of Noricultural
AIS
Judging Contest At Cedar Rapids Exposition For 4 H Club Boys
Jones county 4 H boys are invited to join the Junior Livestock Judging contest at Cedar Rapids Exposition this Saturday September 19. Prizes include a gold wrist watch for the top contestant and cash awards from two to twelve dollars. All participants receive free admission with refund of gate price after judging cards are handed in. Termite biology note mentions small one celled animals in termite digestive tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Mound 2
Cedar Rapids
Soybean Emerges as Key U.S. Farm Crop
The American Soybean Association notes rapid growth of soybeans from 60,000 acres in 1907 to about six million in 1935. Speakers from the USDA and industry leaders cite soybean oil and meal for paints, chemicals, and food, with strong prospects for foreign markets and bread improver use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
United States
American Soybean Association
Town
Town State College
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Strayer
Hudson
W. J. Morse
Jess
Morse
United States Department of Agriculture
H. E. Barnard
Dearborn
Mich
Farm Chemical Council
Southernoff
M. BF
BF. Johnson
Ralston Purina Company
St. Louis
Ion
Europe
Manchuria
Mr. Johnson
America
J. A. le Clerc
Food Research Division
Federal Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Poison Bran Bait For Grasshoppers
A supply of poison bran bait for grasshopper control is available through the Farm Bureau office but limited to new alfalfa seedings. Heavy rains reduce risk to most crops, and pests stay on new growth. Farmers should contact the county agent at the Barnyard for details and to secure a supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Barmy Bae Jrean
Onslow Savings Bank Annual Meeting Highlights
The Onslow Savings Bank held its annual business meeting Monday with officers elected including President Melvin Speers and Vice Presidents chosen for the coming year. Community members attended events at the cemetery, club meetings, and social gatherings noting farm and fraternal activities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow Savings Bank
Folina
Melvin Speeers
Cho
George Tr
IMO Petro
Marvin Hurosardsenu
Mes
Ruapperton
Manaduay
Lown Petersen
Eye Cade
Matias
Ernest Byers
Guy Emenne
Ddis
S. G. Hutton
Stanley Scripture
Golda
Othe
Prank Rarsa
Fairfax
Ernie Peters
Larkin Club
County Hong
Prives
Dora Martens
Velmir Nielestn
Lorraine
Fraternity Lodge
AL Fpl & Alm
Monticello
al Hamilton
Pred Martens
John Petersen
Caroline
Bernard
Iowa Hawkeyes Begin Practice After Offseason Hype
The Iowa squad opens its forty eighth season with sixty candidates and seven veterans highlighted by Oraie Simmons a former all-American contender. Other listed veterans include Ted Osmaloski Bush Lamb John Hild Floyd Deheer Don Nelson Bob Lannon and more as Iowa eyes games versus Northwestern Illinois Indiana Minnesota Purdue and Temple this season. The report also covers local community events and social notices from Scotch Grove Mt. Carroll and Monticello including a large drawing at Arend Balster store and upcoming county meetings featuring extension specialist Ruth Cessna and an antiques exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iown
The
Hawkeyes
Oraie Simmons
Ted Osmaloski
Toledo
Towan
Bush Lamb
Newton
John Hild
Ottumwa
Floyd DeHeer
Oskaloosa
Chunky Don Nelson
Rockford
Bob Lannon
Winner
S. C
Iowa
Northwestern
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Purdue
Temple
Hopkinton News Highlights Local Guild Meeting and Community Notices
The Hopkinton area reports the Ladies Guild met in the church parlors with 23 members. earnings from the first division topped forty dollars. Members hosted guests and refreshments were served. Community events include horse shows, school board staffing, family reunions, and barn fire losses. Several local residents are noted for travels, visits, and civic duties as emissaries, teachers, and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Green
W. A. Hicks
Guild
Church Parelors
Aittle
Thamass
Verna French
Viola Byerly
Nettie Albery
Earl Mallicent
Wyoming
Clinton
Onslow
Alice McDaniels
Charles Rice
Monticello
Clara Chaplin
William Mitchell
Russell
Mitchell
A. A. Garnett
Alva Edwards
Clayton Garnett
John Shedek
William Halsey
Cole
Wisconsin
Huldah Allen
U.S. A
Louisa Warren
Lanertannis
Roy Streeper
Fred Brauner
Streeper
Harley Streeper
Amber
Lloyd Preston
Albert Jansen
Cedar Bargids
Adam Straub
Paul Duane
Maquoketa
Tom Edwards
Rath Carpenter
Oxford Junction
Carl Himebaugh
John Mendon Hospital
Dillon Stickles
William Fletcher
Bulien
R. ON
Center Junction
Ben Warren
Leona Johnson
Porter Ripperple
Mro
John Edwards
Monmouth
S.G. Hutton
Paul Smith
Edwin Wilcox
Henry Moenk
Ruth Cessni
Town State College
John Mayberry
C. R. Smith
Scotch Grove News Briefs Reflect Local Mishap and Updates
Mrs D Q Sinclair Delbert Husman broke his arm playing on school grounds at Number Four and was taken to a Monticello doctor to have the bone set. The item about students at Monticello High School is corrected: Leslie Balster and Dick Naylor are in the eleventh grade. The Sunbeam mission band met as announced with ten members present, including devotional readings about a Pacific coast lighthouse and songs before prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
Ben Husman
Monticelo
Monticello High School
Leslie
Balster
Dick Naylor
Sunbeam Mission
State Fair stars Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor at Niles
Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor co star in the film State Fair coming to the Niles theater next Sunday and Monday September 20 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Niles Theater
Community Notes Onslow Visits And 1935 Housing Expenditure
Mentions Ben Warren homes in Onslow and a Sunday visit to Elkader by Mr and Mrs L R Himebaugh and Himebaughs parents. Philip Hildenbrand and family from Colorado visit local friends. An English statistic notes they spent about one seventh of national income on homes and buildings in 1935, roughly $00,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Warren
Onslow
L. R. Himebaugh
Elkader
Hydrangeas Kept Fresh by Night Submersion in Water
Mrs. Ralph Partin of Lufkin Texas finds cut hydrangeas stay fresh for a week when submerged under water each night. George Washington bred the first mule in America. The king of Spain presented him with the first jack ever brought to this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Partin
Lufkin
Tex
George Washington
America
Spain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
June Henrichs
Arend Balster
Mr. Balster
Henry Brokens
Richard Rohwedder
D. O. Sinclair
Taft Collier
John Kray
George Plueger
Lester Rickels
Charles Henrichs
Henry Bartels
R. A. Naylor
Fred A. Lange
L. J. Schlemmie
William Minney
Heyo Tobiason
Carl Rickels
Gottleaber Brothers
W. H. Himebaugh
Adolph Egger
John Hinrichs
Jess Martinsen
Frank Royden
F. W. Minney
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Iowa State College
John Smith
Alva Freese
John Kuper
Lawrence
Oelwein
J. B. Brokens
Laurel Naylor
Jo Royden
Iowa City
Eloise Sutherland
Wilma Kuhns
Esther Sinclair
Julius Michaels
Simmons
State University of Iowa
Carleton
South Dakota
Temple University
Hild
DE Heer
Lannon
Nelson
Lawrence Broderson
Wyoming Fire Company
Provan
E. R. Nicholsen
M. R. Nicholsen
Jack
Carpenter
Waller Koon
L. B. McKinstry
Anderson
Mattie Anderson
Miss Anderson
Alex
Jane McGlade Anderson
Lizzie
Minnie Anderson
Sand Spring
Dodge City
Kansas
Jean Hurd
Los Angeles
Earl Hartman
Holcomb
Richard Anderson
Orange
Cal
Patton
Morning Sun
Pr. E. Allen
Wits
Hopkinton Cemetery
Dorothy Schoenbaum
Denver
Colo
A. I. Matthias
Walter Slaser
Pittsburgh
Mary L. Sawyer
G. J. Darnall
Cecil Rapids
Labor Day
G. G. Brown
Walter Earth
Ellen Bradle
Kurth
Dean Morton
Dicky
Des Moines
Morton
Fred Egger
Egger
Mount Vernon
M. E
Davenport
A. B. Soule
Roy V. Porter
H. E. Morrow
FP. E. Allen
Seattle
Wash
P. Thorpe
D. QO. Sinclair
Eadache
Liniment
Peggy
WMT
Angworthy
Billy Lammers
Dyersville
John Fechtman
Lew Origies
Thomas Stimpson
John Deere
Concord
Lee Beebe
W. H. Null
Monticello State Bank