Monticello Needs Public Rest Room and Clean Dump Sites
Monticello residents push for a public rest room with a caretaker and a single designated dumping ground to improve town entrances. Parking lots behind the Monte Theater and near the Mid-Continental station are noted, while Good Friday closures by merchants reflect church influence. The piece warns against intoxicated driving and urges citizen responsibility for highway safety.
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Monticello
Chambers of Commerce
Inflation poll shows decline in support nationwide
The American Institute of Public Opinion poll finds most sections voting against inflation, with stronger opposition in the South and weaker in New England. Democrats show higher inflation support than Republicans, and observers warn debt and spending could push inflation as a debt remedy.
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Sioux City Journal
American Institute of Public Opinion
America Speaks
The
Sunday Journal
Solid South
New England
Germany
Europe
Observations on Value and Politics in a Lecture Crowd
In Kansas City Times notes the contrast of prices among hats and the Adler talk. Women in the audience critiqued fashion and the Viennese psychologist’s lecture. Witty repartee joked about a talkfest and high scores. Politics is called a game played by grownups who sometimes act like children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Alfred Adler
Wallace Mandate Encourages Iowa Farmers to Plant 1936
Wallace, from a farm paper background in Iowa to Washington, pushes his ideas in a bold push for farming. He states Iowa farmers "could proceed with their planting for 1936" and expects relief and joy across the state.
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Sheldon Mail
Daily Papers
Wallace
Iowa
Washington
Public officials accused of flouting rules draw public ire
The Estherville News comments on perceived official misconduct arguing that state officers escape punishment for alleged illegal dealings with underworld elements and improper behavior, despite public outrage.
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Estherville
Dickinson set to win renomination with little opposition
The Eagle Grove paper notes Senator Dickinson faces no serious primary challenge this year and expects his main battle to come in the November election. It recalls his slim odds two years ago and suggests the renomination is likely but reelection remains uncertain.
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Eagle Grove Eagle
Dickinson
O Connor Not Running for Re election Says Grapevine
Des Moines grapevine reports Attorney General O Connor will not seek re election citing party harmony. Question remains whether his record would allow any serious bid in a future race.
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Webster City
Kraschel Says Democrats Fulfilled Most 1932 Platform Promises
Nels Kraschel states that the Democrats have redeemed all promises of the 1932 platform except two: cutting governmental expenses and balancing the budget. He notes these were the only important planks, though he omits that opinion.
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Council Bluffs
Nels Kraschel
Wayne Jones Iowa special school election notice
Qualified voters in Wayne Jones Iowa township are notified of a special election in sub-district No 4 from 1 to 3 pm on Monday April 6. Voters will decide if the board may erect a school building in sub-district No 2 from available funds at a cost not exceeding 5000 dollars. Secretary 402 H R Jacobs.
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Wayne Township
Jones County
Wayne Jones County
Iowa
H. R. Jacobs
Executors Notice of Gerd F. Null Estate in Iowa
Public notice states the district court of Jones county Iowa appointed and commissioned executors of Gerd F. Null deceased. All claimants must file sworn claims with the court clerk within legal time. Creditors are asked to make immediate payment to the executors to avoid costs.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Gerd F. Null
Hiram S. Lee
Anamosa
A. D
Executor's Notice for Hiram S. Lee Estate in Iowa
District court of Jones county Iowa requires all debtors of the estate of Hiram S. Lee deceased to pay immediately to the executor L W Lovell Anamosa Iowa dated March 6 1936. Attorneys Doxsee Doxsee Heliserman represent the estate.
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L. W. Lovell
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heliserman
Anamosa Board of Supervisors Issues Bid Deposit Details
The Jones County Iowa board outlines bid deposit requirements for general plans plumbing and heating and electrical wiring with specified amounts and a return policy after letting, reserves right to reject all bids, dated Anamosa. Also notes rising air travel fatalities abroad versus American airlines in recent years.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Satis faction guaranteed in Monticello sale ad
Sales any time any place. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 111 in Monticello Iowa.
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Monticello
Iowa
Wise Decision in O'Connor Retirement Spotlight
Attorney General O'Connor ends tenure with praise for restraint and political wisdom. The Times-Republican notes the governor and state lawmakers often cling to office, while he steps down gracefully.
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Marshalltown
O'Connor
Landon Seen As Front-Runner For Presidential Nomination
The report notes Landon’s growing strength as a possible candidate and his lead over other hopefuls who have campaigned more actively for the nomination, spreading across the nation.
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Cherokee Times
Landon
When You're Through Would You Miss Your Body
Poem reflecting on mortal parts and creation with a signature from H. C. Colvin of Madison Kansas. The speaker questions the value of limbs if life ends and ends by presenting the body as a worn but intact relic.
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H.C. Colvin
Madison, Kan
Spirit of Rebellion and Farm Aid Debate in Baltimore Sun and Little Rock Free Lance
The Baltimore Sun excerpt quotes John O Rea lamenting income tax stress and predicts upheaval by March while mocking red brassards and barricades. The Little Rock Free Lance supports the new farm aid plan as constitutional and urges viewing farm prosperity as key to all prosperity beyond politics.
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John O'Rea
Baltimore Sun
Little Rock Free Lance
Gas tax gripes and aircraft feats headline jumble
Dialog shows a motorist and a service station man arguing over $2 worth of gasoline with taxes consuming 80 cents. The piece then tangentially cites per year usage, tax amounts, and compares cheap fuel to high taxes, ending with a note on England's large airliner and its slow speed yet high passenger capacity.
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Mr. Jones
Charles
Charley
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones county Iowa opens probate proceedings for the will of Tobias Rieken deceased filed March 9 1936. The final proof and probate are set for April 6 1936 at the March term where interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted. Coxsee Coxsee Heiserman attorneys represent the estate.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
Tobias Rieken
Tobias Ricken
A. D
Byerly
Coxsee
Coxsee & Heiserman
Jones County to Hold Public Hearing on New Courthouse Plans
The Jones County Board of Supervisors in Anamosa will hold a hearing at 1 00 p m Wednesday April 15 1936 on the plans specifications and proposed contract form for a new courthouse estimated at 165000 dollars Objections will be heard as provided by law March 4 1936.
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Fortieth General Assembly of
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Anamosa
City of Monticello Appropriation Ordinance 1936
Ordinance No 72 1936 appropriates funds for the 1936 fiscal year in Monticello Iowa. It designates amounts for General Water Light Band Fire Grading Sewer funds and directs expenditures by council resolution. The ordinance takes effect after its passage and publication in The Monticello Express.
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Monticello
Iowa
State of
F. D. McLaughlin
Drive with Caution to Prevent Loss of Life
Automobile makers have achieved high mechanical perfection and four wheel brakes. Yet human error remains the risk. we should each become a committee of one to drive carefully, as one saved life makes the effort worthwhile.
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Ian
Jones County Iowa invites bids for new courthouse project
Sealed proposals due by 2 00 p m April 15 1926 in Anamosa for erection of a county courthouse with separate bids for general work plumbing heating and electrical wiring. Attach 5 percent bid check and supply bond. Iowa products favored. PWA Form 179 applies. Plans available March 9 1938 at the architects and county auditor.
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Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
Said County
Dougher, Rich & Woodburn
Des Moines
State of
Public Works Administration
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National Editorial Association
Jowa Newspapers, Inc
Dubuque
Mdivanis
Wallace Mandate
Beyond
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Paul T. Schuetz
George H. Heeren
Locher & Locher
Atous Board of Supervisors
Geo. F. Specht
American Airlines
W. H. Null
L. J. Swift
Osteopathic
Burrichter Building
C. F. Shimanek
Stuhler
Towa
Landon Far
D. McCarn & Son
Anamosa, Towa
American Title Association
State Title Association
J. W. Doxsee
OC. A. Deusee
J, BE. Heiserman
Doxsee, Doxsee
Heiserman
Attorneys At Law
Lovell Block
Monticello, Iowa
Henry A. Martin Podiatrist
Dubuque Ring
W. E.luetken
Ie Bankers Life Man
Monticello, Towa
Thomas
Mark
J. E. Bateman
England
Ray Echternacht
J. G. Schoon Life and Fire Insurance
George Albery
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lowell
Earl H. DeShaw
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