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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1931

Page

4

Tax and governance items push Iowa session toward adjournment

The Iowa legislature faces adjournment as debates continue over state revenue and taxes. Proposals include a cigarette and tobacco tax increase, senatorial redistricting tweaks, road bond machinery, mileage cuts for county officials, and a broad tax reduction plan. The session also weighs constitutional road funding and potential third conference committees.

Ures Good Roads Mre Representative Shields Clarke County Supreme Court Supreme Cer House Senate Brown Polk

As They Looked When Young Front Row and Second Row Names

A fragmented classroom group photo listing students and teachers in multiple rows. Readable names include Donald Thompson May Hubbard Landis Joshua Doran Zalie Reid Corbit Tom J. George Edna Hoffman Ladehoff Arthur Baker Mabel Patten Genevieve Lawrence Connolly Eddie Lucky Edward Borgett Nettie Lucky Eva Brazelton Breidenthal Tom Reid Martha Beam Hattie Rhodes Eva Kehoe Pearl Waugh Frances Johnson Edith Bender Roscoe Barnice Rutten Rouleh Simpcon KOURTI ROW Mile Sts and other partial lines mention Colin Thomas Jakie Bader Elva Jarre Julia Tapken Lester Hearn Suzanne.

Donald Thompson May (Hubbard) Landis Joshua Doran Zalie Reid Bacz Row Elva (Corbett Jarre O Ay Guy Cooper Jeanoett Lucy (Altman) Peckosh Julia Tapken Lester Hearn

Primary election law called greatest fraud by reader

A Manchester Press reader denounces the primary election law as the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on Americans. The piece argues lawmakers lack courage to repeal it and fear a constitutional convention led by patriots and sound judgment.

Manchester Press

Do not sow soybeans too deep for better stands

Guidance warns against deep planting of soybeans as deep seeding can cause poor stands, particularly with large-seeded varieties. Planting too shallow may also reduce emergence and yield potential.

Church Services in Area Churches This Week

Parish listings show St Matthew's German service and Sunday school at 9 45, St John's canceling next Sunday, Wayne Zon's English service April 19, Castle Grove with 10 and 11 o'clock services and Luther League at 8, plus Masses, catechism and devotions at several Catholic parishes. Congress of Iowa high schools invited to ISU Weishea events May 7 6 and 9.

St. Matthew's Ev L. Adix Wayne Zon J. P. Willins Castle Grove Lutheran G. Wolf, Naster Luther League Methodist Episcopal Roy V. Porter Epworth League Sacred Heart Catholic Church Sweanmore Street A. L Presbyterian Leonard Duckett Hare Christian Endeavor Armin HH. Tendick Il Acm Woman's Missionary Society R. Winkler Samuel Cr. Gutensohn Iowa Iowa State College Weishea

Weather lifts spirits as Mont High notes spring

High School Notes recounts cheerful attitudes toward mild weather and upcoming 35 school days left. Physics trips to the telephone office and a power plant spark interest while new Science Club members Eugene Rodman Jack Kay Russell Hughes and Ben Roberts join. Track begins with 40 hopefuls as Cedar Falls trip looms. Mrs Mann warns on liquor and tobacco as Brown's College speaker urges students to prepare for the business world.

Hamilton Science Club Eugene Rodman Jack Kay Russell Hughes Ben Roberts Eugene Literary Society Betty Kay Ruth Howie Eldora Semmert Alice Palmer Smith

Lovell 4-H Club Hosts April Meeting with Demonstrations

The Lovell's Laboring Lassies 4-H club met at Mrs. John Matthiessen's home on a Saturday in April with hosts Clara and Mary Flack. Mary Flack spoke on kneading bread and demonstrations covered health cookies and honey nut bread. Four visitors attended from Castle Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matthiessen attended John Moore's funeral in Cedar Rapids and visited afterward with their daughter Mrs. Charles Butler.

Lovell's John Matthiessen Clara Mary Flack Edith Topping Fortune Finders 4-H Club Castle Grove Fred Matthiessen John Moore Cedar Rapids Charles Butler

Trafalgar Square Statue Cleaning Cost Revealed

It costs about 2000 pounds to clean the Nelson statue and column in Trafalgar Square London, with maintenance carried out once every twenty years.

Nelson Trafalgar Square London

Poisoned bran bait for cutworms in gardens

Farmers can control cutworms by mixing bran with white arsenic or Paris green and a sugar solution, coating the bran evenly, and broadcasting the bait along plant rows late in the evening. Cutworms feed mainly at night and in cloudy days, so applying before crops emerge helps kill overwintering worms early.

Paris

Kindness Is the Word Hidden in Each Heart

A poem reflects on values voiced by many, ending with a quiet refrain that kindness resides within. The speaker recalls a court of ideas naming Knowledge, Truth, Pleasure, and others before hearing a personal verdict. The final line asserts inner kindness as the true secret.

James B. O'Reilly

Doctor says diet and vitamin talk largely bunk

A Sioux Falls doctor dismisses common diet and vitamin hype as largely bunk, noted with a wry remark that he should be a popular fellow.

Sioux Falls

Wisconsin tax claim discussed in the Minneapolis Journal

The Minneapolis Journal asserts Wisconsin shows a state income tax acts as an added tax rather than a shifted one. It also notes the hummingbird is a remarkable annual migrant, wintering in Central America and summering in northern states.

Minneapolis Journal Wisconsin Central America

Don’t Rush Raspberry Pruning Warns Iowa Expert

Winter injury to red raspberries and black caps is evident says T J Maney pomologist at Iowa State college Pruning should be delayed until buds start to appear to assess wood damage and determine the extent of kill back.

T. J. Maney Iowa State College

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Tubby MR. Smith Jority State Board of Education Friends of the University Jessup State Board Joint Tax Committee Clayton Fayette Wright Hancock Franklin Cerro Gordo Lyon Osceola Sioux Clay Dickinson O Brien Emmett Kossuth Palo Alto Elliott Turner Bill Board General Assembly 45Th Assembly Raymond Rutledae Webster County Francis Johnson Gov. Turner Simmers Forsling Stoddard Clifford Niles Des Moines Monticello Public School St. John’s Ev Paul T. Gutknecht St. John's Trinity St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Prairieburg Stephen J. Kucera Kenny Burris Lovell W. Burkert I. A. Heiken Toulouse Gander Monticello J. L. Weber & Sons Cascade Edith Longendyke Isaac Schneider, Jr P. J. Taylor Wm. Morse South Cedar Street Majestic Philco Locher Harry J. Lang, Jr Harry Gilmore Monmouth Helgens._ Bros Montiggli O. C. Curtis Seventh Street Monticello State Bank Mia John Jacobs Wm. P. Knepper Saginaw Cal Manchester Mias Winifred Slack J. E. Supple & Sons Coggon Phone Ryan Exchange Norm Smith Harvey Harford C. W John Enabait Anna B. Moore Adolph Schoon Amber Anamosa Bender Service Station Grimm North Dakota Grimm Alfalfa Association Fargo N. D Cooperative Organization Northern McKay Nursery Company Madison Fred Shover Legion Hall Hosford Pleasant Knoll Frankfurters Lean Chopser Ib Rd Wallerye Drees Lipton’s Uae Law Court School Equity Seer GEC Libby Bar Monty Hatchery Wm. Podhaski Orphingtons S. C Wyandongs Nicoll Hatcheries Anamosa, Iowa
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