Fayette Co Farm Bureau News Letter Picks Judging Teams
Fayette County Farm Bureau notes selects judging teams for state contest in Waterloo and Derry Cautz Congres, with Leish, Lin, Alshouse, Dorald Elrich, Lamont, Sam Alshouse, Oelwein, and Bassett named among top participants. The event featured a forenoon judging, a picnic at Oelwein Park, and programs by Margeret Fridley, Loren Pratt, LeRoy Schefner, Genevieve Thompson, Alfred Kamess, Paul Streicher, and Dr Proctor Hazleton. Officers for 1941-42 elected: President Don Burco, VP Harold Downer, Secretary-Treasurer Will Gelrich, Directors Forest Hamlett, Herb Rechkemmer, R B Turney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Derry Cautz
Fayette
Leish
Clyde Linin
WiJl
Iph Alshouse
Oehwein
Dorald Elrich
Lamont
Sam_ Alshouse
Oelwein
George Bassett
Arfington
Oelwein Park
Margaret Fridley
Loren Pratt
LeRoy Schefner
Genevieve Thompson
Alfred Kamess
Paul Streicher
Proctor Hazleton
Arthur Porter
Ames
Don Burco
Aurora
Harold Downer
Will Qelrich
Forest Hamlett
Herb Rechkemmer
R. B. Turney
West Union Fairgrounds
Harry Cline & Sons
Fayette County
Tom and John Smith
Volga City
EC. Brandt
Postville
E. T Smith
Charles Winter
Arlington
Edwin Decker
Westgate
Ernest Miehe
Maynard
Ronald Grafenberg
West Vion
Harry Cline
Elgin
Harva Miller
E. T. Smith
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Floyd Johnston
Extension Dairyman
Johnson
Vitamin B-1 Power In Everyday Meats From Pork to Lamb
The article extols thiamine as essential Vitamin B-1 available in meat and urges daily intake through two to three meat meals. It highlights pork as the best B-1 source, notes meat provides complete proteins and minerals, and advises thrifty cuts for budget meals across seasons. It lists economical beef, veal, pork, and lamb cuts and suggests varied preparations to maintain B-1 intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Smart
Livestock Club Tours Display $25,000 Value in Fayette County
In June, 4 H livestock clubs across Fayette County plan tours to showcase more than 25,000 dollars in animals and projects. About 300 members from 15 clubs will inspect 102 registered dairy heifers and 90 beef cattle, plus 47 market lambs and 70 hatched lambs in a district wide effort led by William Diamond.
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E. Talcott
Randalia
Fayette County
Talcott
Paul E. McElroy
Manchester
Jersey
Postville
West Union
Jens Bollerup
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Holt
William Diamond
Poultry Club
Oran Livestonck
shepEmar
Dever Tevenshirs
Harlar Cedures
Mery i
Amined Sera
le Jefferssr
Bethel
Fremont Mers Omers
Eight candidates named for 4-H state offices
Ames Iowa June 3 eight candidates for state 4-H offices have been named from 34 counties. Selected candidates include Mrs Be from an Ames area and others such as Dorothy Breait Washington Dorothy Daniel Washington Jos ve Blakely Harlan Winnesadowrs Kuan Portsony Muscatine Dorothy Hildebrand West Liberty Fremont Marie neandoal Ta Utsen aby Lieberkmeeth Tot. The four receiving the greatest votes at the state convention will advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delecates
Meta Jane Masters
Iowa State College
Jeffersen
Mary Delight Bell
Smithfield
Helen Lockwood
Jeannette Kiel
Clermont
Vinah Nelson
Lavilla Gorder
Urien
Betty Stolle
Westfield
Ruth Dickinson
Lorraine Kitch
Edith M
Bethel
Fremont
Heen McSweeny
Scott
Maxine Alshouse
Frey Morgan
Virginia Rummel
Fairfield
Vinier
Fayette County
Ames
Towa
Boone
Marta Lawer
Ogden
Clintos
Dorothy Breait
Sabala
Dorothy Daniel
Washington
Jos Ve ™ i Blakely
Harlan
Winnes
Adowrs Kuan
Portsony Muscatine
Dorothy Hildebrand
West Liberty
Marie Neandoal
Aby Lieberkmeeth
Buchanan County Farm Bureau News Letter Campaign Plans Defense Drive
Buchanan County Farm Bureau outlines defense campaign and milk production goals. notes Soil Conservation Week June 2 to 7, urges increased consumption of dairy products, and lists planned meetings, talks, and extension service efforts to combat malnutrition and boost home food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Cuitie
Buchanan County
George A. Wilson
Second DHIA Membership Completed
DHIA confirms the second membership completed with a list of mXo members and various coded notes. The report mentions Ey Daugnte Tee and Semiumin, a title gift, and a contest in Mace FL with tied outcomes and entities such as Roe and Bae.
Smid Stohr Wedding Announced in Westgate News
Announcement of the marriage of Amy Smid daughter of Mr and Mrs Klaus Smid Sumner to Stohr son of Mr and Mrs Stohr We ed August 26 1940. The double ring ceremony was performed in Macon were attended by the bride’s sister and Robert Webb cousin of the groom. Mrs Stohr is a graduate who joined me after June Commencement at Frederickshire E Coleman and Hail of.
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Smid-Stohr
Amy Smid
Klaus Smid
Sumner
Stohr
An Stohr
Weed
Macon
Robert Webb
Public School Closing Exercises and Picnic Attendances
Maynard school observed Community Day with over 600 attending a noon dinner, a morning program, and an afternoon baseball game. Westgate Public School noted perfect attendance, high averages by Keith Baker and Reymond Mahoney, with Darul Holmes as teacher. A Westgate park picnic followed with ice cream. students and teachers shared contests and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard School
Westgate
Helen Mannion
Joels
Keith Baker
Reymond Mahoney
Darul Holmes
Westaate Park
P. T
George Lehm
Mies Holmes
Local Graduates and Social News Unite in Community Day
Fichih Grade graduates at a nine student ceremony plus a Sunday gathering at the Lehmkuhl home. Attendees included the Schwartz, Rueber, and Lehmkuhl families, with dinner for sponsors. A wedding dance honored Bill Schwartz at Wildwood, and Kath leen Elizabeth was noted as a newborn. Other items report a May birth, a Ronald Elden birth, a shower for Dorothea Raether, and related family visits and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Russell
Billy George
Linda Lee
Nellie Dawn
George Lehmkuhl
Fred Schwartz
Oel Wein
Alfred Lehmkuhl
Sumner
Ted Rueber
Frederick Rueber
Says Horses Have Top Role To Play Ames Iowa June 3
Horses will have a prominent place in Iowa farm power during the national emergency though numbers are down. Prof A B Maine of the Animal Husbandry Department at Iowa State College notes Iowa has 729000 horses now versus 1600000 in 1915. He says horse power costs are lower this spring than for years, implying greater use of horse power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
A. Blaine
Iowa State College
Food for Iowans Important In Defense
Fragmentary text references a 2 D.C. conference call by the president and an agent leader named Elis discussing hunger and food security for Iowa families. Phrases suggest a focus on rationing or aid programs and official comments on defense and food distribution.
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Iowans
Red
D.C
Pres
Grasshoppers Threaten Western Iowa Fields
June reports from Woodbury Sioux Lyon and other western counties describe serious grasshopper infestations. Entomologist Har Gunderson of Iowa State College notes half grown hoppers with counts up to 100 per square yard threatening legume seedings and alfalfa stands. He urges immediate poison bait spread where concentrations exist and recommends consulting county agents for bait preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Woodbury
Sioux
Lyon
Har Gunderson
Iowa State College
Gunderson
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Asima Hubardreman
Herman Aobert
Chicago Praducers
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Paul E. McElfray
Farm Bureau
Ganalm Sharp
Te Geo
A_ Lewis
Thenson Farm
WS. Rothlisberart Farm
Ressibls
Beresford
Worl
Israel Statte
Courte Ascinllation
Mary Fleet Ravether
Chandler Warehouse
Fayerte Courte
Apthet
Irvin Sorge
America
Monte Atefnies Whck
Fayette Countie
Groomng
Smithfield Tnam
Elesaror
Weettia Sé Union
Maxine
Eam
Peres
Devetan
CPR
AIS
PO Giver
Econay
Blue Ribbon Group
Niewepa Pee Arrhiye
Brothers Company
Combr Mass
Beene County
Dorothy Behan
Allo Cal Club
Dorothy Darney
Washing
Dev
Bram
Naomi Blake
Shelby County
Siecal
Madonna Kuhnworth
Chimiga
Dorothy Hilden
Marie T
Sebi
Buchanan Co. Farm Bureau News
Rally
RoWus
Kline
Sers
DHIA
mXo
Erbirgs
Westgate News
Frederickshire
E . Coleman
Redrms Service
Alfred
Frederick
Fred
Arytd
Soctotdeen
Ruchacd
Kadfonda Lee
Nede Dewan Weta
Eugene Fay
Betty Lou
Beekee
West
Soturdes
Pn Om
Wil! Holtzman
Wm. Cress
Nettie Rueber
Ed Erickson
Fred Nebel
Martin Schwartz
Bill Schwartz
Wildwood
Schwartz
Mary Quinn
James Quinn
John Dumpman
John Mahoney
Albert Raether
Ray Papket
Dorothea Reether
Rey
Thas
Satunday
Healy
Vollsge Mos
Warne
Henry Hots
Matuach
Vee
Ed Behnke
Herman Nauhola
Pheonanoni Garmeta
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