Hog Tax Critic Led Farm Audience In Wyoming
Wyoming Jim Poole of Chicago’s WLS spoke to about 300 farmers from Anamosa Onslow Center Junction Monmouth Oxford Junction and others. He argued hog processing tax hurts hogs and favors cattle and sheep and blamed oligarchy buyers in Chicago for steady hog prices.
Lecture on Character and Gold At Local High School
A Presbyterian lecturer spoke to the high school and grades seven and eight Monday afternoon on Character and Gold. Classes each donated money to cover the speaker’s expenses. Miss Beulah Came and Harold Dewoody of Coggon attended the OC. H. Hanold family hosted Sunday guests. Additional visits included Mrs. Junior Hanold and Dale of Junction City. C. H. Hanold attended a Chi Beta Phi banquet in Cedar Rapids accompanied by Mrs. Hanold and Miss Gertrude Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Harold Dewoody
Coggon
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Chi Beta Phi
Hanold
Gertrude Hutchins
Routh Mallicoat
Robbie
Vivienne McDonald
Howard Porter
Lou Ahraken
Wilma Jackson
McDonald
Blue Bells
Tabor
Nina Burgren
Notts Farm
Ernest Goldsmith
Pauline Schaeffer
Wyoming
Paul Smith
Mayme Preas
Dixon, Ill
Frank Preas
Louise
Fred Preas
Floyd Epley
Shell Rock
Irving Eilers
Irene Coder
Bert Myers
K. C. Hall
Monticello
Coder
W. W. Coder
Center Junction
Mildred Walrod
Delmar
A. D. Serbousek
Marie Serbousek
Walrod
Davenport
Ed Duncan
Charles Luett
Dean Alexander
Chicago
John Alexander
Springville
J. F. Livingstone
T. E. Stanton
St. Olaf
Stanwood
M. J. McNeilly
E. F. Burr
Castle Grove
R. D. Sanford
Linn County
Marion
Clarence Johnson
B. DB. Heiken
Maurice MccNeilly
Maurice McNeilly
Holace Stingley
Merlin Dreibelbis
Junior Alyea
G. Vander Stoep
Lloyd Moats
Ernie Blohm
Helen Porter
Carmila O'Toole
Petty Gould
Anamosa
Wynona Kleineck
Mildred Mead
Elizabeth James
Yimmy Yonson
John Ketelsen
H. E. Stingley
5. G. Thompson
Rural Society
W. G. Dawes
Orla Dawes
Betty
Frank Dawes
Entertaining Week in Hopkinton and Surrounds
Hopkinton residents hosted visitors from Perry Waterloo and Manchester. The spellers competed in Manchester while Sunbeam chapter held a Friday meeting with refreshments. Several local figures visited Davenport Dubuque and Freeport and a truck collision on highway 20 west of Independence caused injuries.
Cascade Obituary of Edward Kenneally Ends in Cascade
Funeral services were held at St. Martin's church for Edward Kenneally who died at Mercy hospital Dubuque after a serious operation. Born May 14 1885 at Garry Owen the son of Edward and Ellen Kenneally he moved to Cascade about ten years ago and worked in the meat business with his brother Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kenneally
St. Martin’s Church
James Delay
St. Martin's
Kenneally
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Garry Owen
Edward
Ellen Kenneally
Cascade
Joseph
Cascade and area notesIncluding deaths and camp plans
Obituaries from Cascade detail the death of Mrs John F Riorden and family notices for local residents. A civilian conservation corps camp from Maquoketa to Cascade will operate near the Kurt property, with soil erosion work and 200 men under Forest Service supervision. Local bank declares a ten percent dividend exceeding 45 000. Rural mail routes shift operations April 2 and Miss Marjory Lane starts adult domestic science classes. A moisture proof dried milk storage bag is approved for cooking use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Alexander
Josephine Kenneally
Cascade
Frank Conlin
LaMotte
Joseph
Neal
Bernard
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Garry Owen
Louis Moran
Joseph Tallman
Francis McDermott
Albert Lane
Jerry Ryle
Vincent Donovan
George Breitbach
J. Kean
John Sullivan
Elizabeth Lynch
Thomas O'Conner
Elizabeth Donahue
William Sweeney
Dubuque
Neal Kenygally
Cornelia Ross
Rockford
Ill
Vince Phelan
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maquokcta
G. B. MacDonald
Iowa State College Forestry
Kurt
American Legion
F. L. Brinacombe
United States Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Myr
A. J. Faber
Mary Margaret
Anna Belle
Gertrude Lane
Chicago
Urban
Red) Faber
State Banking Department
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
John F. Riorden
John Lambert
Rose Griffin
Walter Jenkins
John O'Connell
Daniel Lambe
John Shanahan
Thomas Shanahan
Jos Noonan
John Burke
John Deacon
Jerry McDonald
James Curtis
Detroit
Mich
Frank Daugherty
Joan Stafford
J. F. Carrigg
Margitta Carrigg
Dorothy Carrigg
Sue Carrigg
Kay Carrigg
Cascade Post Ofice
Andy Hosch
Thomas Loham
Charles Kean
Marjory Lane
A. E. Fuller
Des Moines
Miss Lane
Community notices from Center Junction township meeting notes
Center Junction meetings cover corn project questions and road No 38 duties. local clubs report on sewing, music, home crafts and church activities. Social events include a bridge party, a Methodist Sunday school picnic, and a county election tally announced by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Scheral
Carl Smith
Jones County
Washington
W. P. Lindauer
Towa State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Lindauer
Davenport
Wilma Jackson
Lyle Thompson
T. E. Stanton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bernice Brokens
Martha Heiken
Minnie Husman
Trene Schrader
Paw & Gutknecht
Combined Abstract of Election in Monticello Iowa 1934
The canvass by Mayor F D McLaughlin and City Clerk Ray Echternacht checks the March 26 1934 Monticello Iowa election results. McLaughlin elected mayor with 641 votes out of 711 total. Paul T Schuetz wins treasurer with 627 of 781 ballots. Wim F Rohn leads for assessor with 602 of 792 ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Rohn
Wm. T. Schoon
Dr. A. P. Lambert
Wm.t. Schoon
Jacob Metzenberg
F. W. Ferring
L. E. Hoag
M. J. Cass
Frank Ferring
Zack Graves
F. G. Matthiessen
William Netcott
Leigh Clark
James Bender
G. F. Paulsen
F. D. McLaughlin
Ray Echternacht
Monticello
Towa
Jones County
Paul T. Schuetz
F. E. Stimson
Wim. F. Rohn
Henry H. Schoon
Monticello Finance Report Shows Yearly Tax Reduction
City Clerk Ray Echternacht submits the 1933 34 financial statement for Monticello Iowa covering April 1 1933 to March 31 1934. The report includes Light Fund and appointive funds with balances and indebtedness details from the cemetery library park and soldiers memorial commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
J. E. Bateman
Cemetery Fund
Janet Hazard
Library Board
A. P. Lambert
Park Board and Soldiers Memorial Commission
Esas
Treasury
Adenensasany
Peereeeererreeereenten
Enanee
Pena Yeeeeeeages
Saccees Atte Terneeee
Senate
Eta Eaneteewsseneseeneeene
Anata Peneatee
Eenee Renteeenerenteneaneseeeeneoenee
Co. D. Bidwell Enereners
Bidwell Trus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Poole
WLS
Onslow
Monmouth
Oxford Junction
Poole
Harriet Marshall
E. R. Marshall
Russell Chaplin
Crescent Calendar Company
Chaplin
Kansas City
W. B. Scarcliff
W. M. Johnston
Jane Inglis
Leota Wherry
Lois
Alta Ahrendsen
Edith Jeffry
Iowa City
George Fishwild
East Ridge
Kouba
Bohemia
Pollyanna
M. E Church
Ladies Aid
Opera House
C. H. Hanold
L. M. Sherrill
G. H
Aleta Peck
Will McCalmant
Emma _ Urban
Dora Urban
Orla Urban
Auxiliary of the
J. L. McDonald
Florida
Royal Neighbor Lodge
C. H. Rogers
Janet Robertson
Jenny Moore
Nashville
John Henry Eichhorn
Peter Eichhorn
Rebekah
Priscilla Club
Ag Fe Cc
I. Rose
Pollyanna Caneeb Bela Ae
William Wilker
Viola Mader
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Christian Endeavor Society
Ran
W. B. Searcliff
Ruth Broderson
Jean Broderson
Mervin Belknap
Perry
Hopkinton
Manchester
Sunbeam Chapter
George Willard
F. D. Miller
Waterloo
Della
Ada Willard
W. M. Culdice
Dale Wheeless
Highway No. 20
West
Dunne
Randall Morgan
Earlville
Morgan
Ford Motor Company
William Meyers
Donald
Freeport
Eleanor MacDonald
Blockton
Clare Wilson
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Ensign
Salt Lake City
Utah
David S de Best
R. L. van Nice
Waukon
Frank Schroeder
R. F. Galloway
Postville
E. V. Laughlin
Franc W. Wilson
Leonard A. Gibbs
Odys Moore
Ruth Johnston
Gladys V. Pulver
DeEtta Humphrey
Letha Rizer
Emil J. Grier
Chevrolet
King R. Palmer
West Union
Delaware County
M. J. Gaughen
Walter J. Hilmer
John J. Dolphin
Gerald A. Faust
Gladys M. Bolen
J. W. Platt
Fred Parker
Jenk Evans
Francis Fleming
Marry Brockman
C. A. Carroll
David de Best
A. B. Soule
G. Thompson
F. C. Reeve
A. R. Stanger
Earl Aynerson
Irving Mirick
C. S. Morton
Kensington Club
J. R. Kirkwood
F. B. Tibbetts
Kathryn Kirkwood
Francis Smith
Eloise Sutherland
Marguerite Littlefield
Melvin Blanchard
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Jennie Ferguson
Mary McGlade
W. A Edgar
J. M. McNeill
Mattie Anderson
B. A. Moore
Madison
Merry Maids
Holyce Stingley
Ruth Hansen
Jean McNeilly
Audra Se Vbousek
Luella Sechusen
Grace Thompson
Meta Prahm
Better Homes
Katherine Robbie
Ancestrl Homes
Pioneer Homes
Mae Himebaugh
Pearl Naylor
Mansions
van Dyke
Maude Duncan
Carrie Dreibelbis
Lynn Bulgren
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Scott McDonald
Herbert Cox
Light Fund
Gradi
Seve
Library Fund
Japan Tea
Umercelied Cabine
J. B. Pound
Charles G. Day
Njoy True
DE Soto
Zocon
Standard Oil Station
Standard Oi! Co
Standard Oil Service
Atlas Tires
DISTR
Joe Fisher
Gents
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