Monticello Nine Top Central City In Opening 1940 Tilt
Monticello edged Central City 2 1 as Rob Siebels pitched well for Monticello. A four bagger by Monti catcher with bases empty in the second tied the game, and Jim Bone scored the decisive run in the fourth on a wild throw and his steal of second. Central City scored on Hall's homer in the fourth. Siebels also contributed a single and a triple while seven Monti players struck out.
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Stan Schrader
Central City
Rob Siebels
Monticello
Monti
Jim Bone
King
Bone
Hall
Swat
Siebels
Bob Liddy
Yannigans Fall to Varsity 14-1 in Practice Tilt at Fairgrounds
The Varsity baseball team defeated the Yannigans 14-1 in a Friday practice game at the Fairgrounds. Siebels pitched hitless innings for the Varsity as they produced 14 runs on eight hits, scoring in every inning while Chuck Ross started for the Yannigans and Messerli scored the lone run for the visitors in the third.
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Yannigans
Siebels
Chuck Ross
Messerli
Varsity
Nowadsky Heads Monticello Softball League
Frank Nowadsky was elected president Norman Clark vice president and Charles Podliaski secretary of the Monticello Softball Association at a meeting last Thursday night. Night games will continue with a new schedule drafted within a month. Reflectors from removed poles can be reused and poles can be obtained cheaply. Franklin Equipment Co and others have signified desire to join the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nowadsky
Norman Clark
Charles Podliaski
Monticello Softball Association
Nowadsky
Franklin Equipment Co
Sacred Heart Boys Baseball Ready for Cascade Opener
Sacred Heart high school baseball practice at the fair grounds previews a schedule opening with Cascade a week from Sunday. Louie Stoll to handle mound duties and George Hines batting. Other players include Jacque, Gaident, Lambert, Johnny Hines, Clark, Schneider, Wolfe, O Rourke, Hall.
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Sacred Heart High School
Fairgrounds
Cascade
Louie Stoll
George Hines
Jacque
Gadient
Lambert
Stoll
Johnny Hines
Clark
Schneider
Wolfe
O'Rourke
Hall
Iowa State enrolls 5,750 in winter quarter record
Enrollment at Iowa State College reaches 6,433 with 5,750 winter students from Jones county, other Iowa counties, all states, and 13 foreign countries. Engineering leads with 1,874. agriculture, home economics, science and veterinary medicine follow. Home economics gains 145 from 1939 winter quarter.
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Jones County
Iowa
United States
Iowa State College
Boxing Card Set for Monticello Legion Hall Next Week
Monticello boxing fans will see 27 rounds at the Legion hall on Thursday, April 18, headlined by Les and Don Leggett with Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves ties. A large slate features local and regional fighters from Anamosa, DeWitt, Dubuque, Solon, and Cedar Rapids CCC camps, promoted by Louie Hanken and Tom Eden to aid ring experience ahead of next winter’s Golden Gloves.
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Monticello
The
Legion Hall
Ring Warriors
Squared Circle
Les
Don Leggett
Chicago
Clarence Aldrich
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Iowa
Tuffy Beschen
Cascade
Catholic Youth Organization
Dubuque
Ralph Beardsley
Anamosa
Mike
Pig Carnahan
DeWitt
Dizz Moncrief
Frankie Draper
CCC
Gus Deering
Young McNamara
Louie Clark
Harold Briggs
George Nordman
Solon CCC
Dick King
Solon
Chester Garland
Monticello CCC
Les Leggett
Scotech Grove
Mike Carnahan
Monticello Iowa 1940 council actions approve licenses and audit
Monticello council in special session approves Jack Graves pool hall license Lambert beer license and Schroeder beer parlor license for year ending 1941. They hire M B Brooks Co for city books audit and adopt the 1940 appropriation resolution detailing fund allocations. The new council takes oath and votes for city clerk results Echternacht 5.
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Monticello
Iowa
Jack Graves
Schroeder
Lambert
M. 8
Brooks Co
Dubuque
F. D. McLaughlin
Matt Parrott & Sons
Bell Tele
Ise Mae Jowa Electric Co
Hght and Nereha Udeine
Ils Pues Ds Begeed Teshhdeseae
Anthony & Dakota Co
Melaughlin
RaulMchternacht
Monticello Council approves city payrolls and transfers
In Monticello Iowa on April 1 1940 the city council approved claims against city funds totaling multiple line items for labor janitorial and drayage with payments to Sam Clark G Hogan F L Jarrett FP Hanssen W Sawyer J Schneider Postmaster etc. A fire fund transfer of 100.00 was authorized and notices of a public auction by Mary Bobleter and a heating plumbing inquiry from Bernard Kurger appear in the notice section.
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Monticello
F. D. McLaughlin
Brashaw
Matthiessen
Ferring
Shaffer
Beeks
Ray Echternacht
Iowa
Sam Clark
G. Hogan
F. L. Jarrett
F. L. Jarrett, Janitor . 20.00 FP. Hanssen, Labor . 3.50 G. Hogan
B. Hanssen
W. Sawyer
State Permit Board
G. Jamison
F. Jarrett
J. Schneider
P. Hanssen
J. Waddick
CG. Jamison
Labor
J. Robertson
D. Smith
Fire Fund
Fr. Jarrett
W. Schlimmer
Graduation Photos Ad Ultrafast Prints Monticello Studio Ad
Official call of Democratic county convention in Jones County Iowa plans May 4 1940 gathering at Anamosa to select delegates for Des Moines state convention May 11 1940. Precinct caucuses April 29 1940 to choose delegates with representation by precinct.
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Jones County
Iowa
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee of
Des Moines
Jones County Court House
Anamosa
Gates
J. J. Locher
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John Rhody
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Alex Inglis
Hale
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Dean Newman
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