Jones County Farm Bureau Hosts Annual Tour and Dairy Contest
The Jones County Farm Bureau and Jones County Cow Testing association plan an annual tour and judging contest on Wednesday September 25 with Floyd Johnston from Iowa State College assisting. Top two dairymen advance to the state dairy cattle judging contest at the Dairy Cattle congress. The 4 H baby beef club for 1936 begins with members securing calves and farmer plans to import western calves due to local shortages.
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Jones County
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Dairy Cattle Congress
Farm Bureau
Ames
Wyoming Couple Wed in Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Alice Rathje and Raymond Holtz married in a Thursday morning double ring ceremony at the local Lutheran church conducted by Rev. G J Zeilinger. The bride wore plum crepe with floral corsage and orange blossom coronet, with a reception at the Huggans home. Newlyweds plan a Chicago visit before settling on Green Street. The bride is a Wyoming high school 1932 graduate, employed at Miller Drug. the groom is a 1931 Wyoming graduate, employed by Henry Brunscheen trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rathje
Jerry Rathje
Raymond Holtz
William Holtz
G. J. Zeilinger
Lohengrin
Raymond Huggans
Huggans
Chicago
Holtz
Green Street
Wyoming High School
Miller Drug Company of
Wyoming
Henry Brunscheen Trucking Service
Christal Stoffel
Vera Tompkins
Timorene Jurgensen
Dorothy Rohwedder
Carl Broderson
Ronald Holtz
Robert Rohwedder
Richard Rohwedder
Paul Koch
Wayne Anderson
Albert Anderson
Jud Swordes
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
East Ridge Club
Frank Henderson
Morse
J. W. Morse
Joe Kouba
Czechoslovakia
George Fishwild
Parlin
Henderson
Kyle Poole
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
S. V. Williams
Nellie Atherton
Ernest Reitz
C. H. Hanold
Lyda Wherry
John von Sprecken
Brunscheen
Call of the Wild at the Niles Theater Sunday
A community event slate includes a horse shoe pitching contest with winners in doubles and singles, a dinner and supper fundraiser by two church societies, and a dance drawing about 250 tickets. Local residents share showers, weddings, and visits as the town records social notes and travels.
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Call OF the Wild
THE
Niles Theater
J. W. Morse
Hans Hinrichs
Nina Bulgren
L. E. Moats
George Andrews
Willis Martin
Harold Mead
R. E. Beall
Grover Preston
George McDonald
Lyman Moats
William Martin
Mildred Mead
Will Mead
Mary Leech
Miss Mead
Lloyd Iosty
Pipestone
Minn
Carl Underwood
Anamosa
John Otten
Scotch Grove
Dale Dodge
Alan Serbousek
Elmer Andrews
Frank Preston
Robert Mead
Joe Mead
Will Hansen
E. Ll. Tomlinson
G. Thompson
Vimanhompson
Cova
Thompson
Doris Podolak
Maquoketa
Zimmerman
A Cooper
Mon- Preston
Cath- Robert McBrids
Jean McNeilly
Lang’s Mill
Jean Downing
Chartes
Courtney
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
Willits Martin
R. S. Robo ‘ Sided
S. G. Thompson
J. N. Smith
Charles Anderson
A. Alyea
R. S. Robote
F.D. Sutherland
Clarence
Paul Sun
Cedar Rapids
Keystone
Rapids
D. D. Clark
Center Junction
Ka City
Sun- Gay
Lyle Callanan
Paul N. Smith
Ames
Jones County Farm Bureau Exhibit at Dairy Cattle Congress
Mrs Harold Hartman announces the Jones County Farm Bureau women will exhibit at the Dairy Cattle Congress. The booth, in the nutrition division, will display home project results and compete for premiums against other counties. A new front for the Easterly hotel office, part of remodeling by Harper Smyth, enhances space and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau
Dairy Cattle Congress
Harold Hartman
County Home Project
Dairy Cattie Congress
Harper Smyth
Firemen's Day at Center Junction Highlights Local Games
Center Junction observed the third annual Firemen's day with a town address by Hon. Royal Holbrook of Cedar Rapids. Winners included Jack Stingtevend in boys under 15 and George Wessels in boys under 12, plus numerous pony, bicycle, pie contest, stock car, and grain prize results with cash awards to several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Jack Stingtevend
Maxine Moats
George Wessels
Donald Ketelsen
Ruth Ann Serbousek
Jo Ann Serbousek
Glen Goldsmith
Dick Thompson
Chris Petersen
Arlo Bell
Charles Alyea
Robert Alyea
Merle Pangborn
Kenneth Moats
Dean Mead
Glen Norris
Paul N. Smith
L. A. Dreibelbis
Hans Hinrichs
Richard Andrews
Ben Hinrichs
Frank Tasker
Concrete Roads For Farm To Market Use Promises Savings
County road costs prove concrete pavements are thrifty for farm traffic carrying about 100 vehicles daily. A 9 or 10 foot concrete surface supports local traffic safely in all weather. Initial cost is low and maintenance is far cheaper than low cost roads, with decades of service after payoff and ongoing car-operating savings. Write for a free copy of The Farmer's Road.
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Farm Bureau
National
AAA
Cascade Neighbors Share News of Move Births and Illness
Cascade area residents report travel to Des Moines for insurance business, a westward vacation, and several relocations in East and West Cascade. A son was born to Harold and Mrs. Curoe, while Donald Moran fractured his right arm again playing football. Mrs. Phelan, recently ill, was moved to McDonald hospital in Monticello.
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J. L. Faber
Des Moines
Dubuque
J. E. Conlin
L. F. Barrett
Harold Curoe
James Glynn
T. H. Glynn
P. J. Con
Car Crash Near Dubuque Leaves Family Uninjured
A slippery pavement blowout twelve miles from Dubuque destroyed the car but left Mr Dominy and the baby unharmed. Dane remains tense as a husband confronts the incident while local news notes several city residents recovering or moving on with plans. Wilfred Donnelly leaves for Dubuque to begin freshman year at Columbia College. Grace Phelan recovers from illness and J H Weber returns home improved. Madlyn Hoffman visits relatives in Dubuque. Senator Baldwin spoke for the women’s club in Dubuque Monday night. A child born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Gearhart at Monticello’s McDonald hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Wherry
Wyoming
Cecil E
M. H. Morse
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harrison Morse
Edith Jeffry
Jeffry
Cedar Rapids
Everready Club
Gerald Kruse
Gertrude Swordes
Order of the Eastern Star
W. H. Alden
Ernest Weller
Maquoketa
Henry Eichhorn Sr
Ralph Orth
Ernest Cook
Dixon, Ill
Harry Cook
R. D. Mowry
E. &. Myers
Myers
Waterloo
Madison
Wis
Roberts
Charles Saxon
Fred Close
E. C. Vaughn
J. S. Parr
Stella Quay
Oklahoma City
R. M. Heasty
George Herzberger
Keystone
J. L. Zeilinger
Irvin Zeilinger
R. Wilson
Roy Bender
Bender
Chris Anderson
Llc Newell
F. L. Harrington
Loval Eye
American Legion
C. W. Eve
Priscilla Club
BG. Milner
Stuart Smith
O. O. Watson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Alyea
Ames
Iowa State College
Pauline Prahm
Iowa City
The
State University
N. C. Holst
E. F
Frank Preston
H. J. Dirks
Monticello
D. J. Dirks
Dominy
Dubuque
Wilfred Donnelly
James Donnelly
Columbia College
Grace Phelan
J. H. Weber
Mercy Hospital
Madlyn Hoffman
H. C. Baldwin
Ralph Gearhart
McDonald
Mussolini likened to Kaiser overreach in history
The Peterson Patriot warns Mussolini against hubris by recalling Wilhelm II. The piece notes a ruler who believed he controlled the world faced downfall, urging caution for Italy's dictator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Italy
Mussolini
William Hohenzollern
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Baby Beef Club
Ed Beach
Jones County Beef Cattlemen Organization
Clark Gable
Henry Johnson
Laura
Trene
Castle Grove
B. D. Heiken
Marvin Holst
Helen
Columbia
Stevens College
M. E
Rowley
Mount Vernon
Henry Hanken
Harry Paul
Dallas Center
S. G. Hutton
Onslow
S. W. Clark
Guy McDonald
Scott McDonald
Maurice McNeilly
Lenox College
Hopkinton
J. W. Livingstone
F. L. Serbousek
J. A. McDonald
Belle Dodson
I.C.0
Maquoricta
A. Apland
Raleigh Company
Home Project
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell Bldg
Des Moines, Lows
Cascade
Nash Coffee
Kittenball
Frog Hollow
West Cass
Langworthy
Monticello Vs
Iowa
Aces
Dyersville
John G. Schoon
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Company