Community Conservation League plants 13 quail on five farms
Thirteen quail raised in Monticello by the Community Conservation League were released Sunday on five area farms with natural brush and cover suitable for breeding. State officer R. W. Barsalou aided, marking birds with aluminum bands to track migration and survival. Numerous details describe the release sites and aims to boost local wildlife near Monticello.
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Community Conservation League
Monticello
R. W. Barsalou
Dubuque
Monticello Conservation League
Clark Bros
George Hein
Jake Metzenberg
Walter Hall
Ray Adams
Stuhler
Ray Hearn
Monticello Wins Over Martello In Loose Game
Monticello high school baseball defeated Martello 12 to 6 on Martello diamond. Stark held four Monticello hits while Monticello capitalized on Martello errors and timely hitting. Rodman pitched well in his second straight start. Martello led 6 to 4 after five, but Monticello scored four in both the sixth and seventh innings to seal the win.
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Monticello
Martelle
Stark
Martello
Montemen
Rodman
Siebels
Maquoketa to Meet Monticello Friday Clash Preview
The fast Maquoketa baseball team faces Monticello Friday at 3 30 p m at the fair ground diamond. Monticello pitcher Siebels is listed to start as the Minotaurs chase a third win in four starts while Maquoketa seeks another strong showing.
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Maquoketa
Monticello
Ken Fuller
Fair Ground
Minotaurs
Maquoketans
Siebels
Monticello Triumphs 3-0 Over Buck Creek in Debut Victory
Monticello baseball team earned its first win of the season Tuesday at Buck Creek, defeating Buck Creek 3-0 as Rodman pitched steadily. Schrader, Siebels, and Ryerson fueled the offense with a second inning run and a two-run freak play in the sixth. Buck Creek pitchers fanned 15 while Monticello also recorded 15 strikeouts, and both teams logged one hit apiece.
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Monticello
Buck Creek
Rodman
Monte
Schrader
Liddy
Siebels
Rynerson
Ken Fuller
Mother-Daughter Banquet Planned at Methodist Church
The Mother and Daughter Banquet is slated for April 26 at the Methodist church with space for 150 guests. Tickets go on sale under Mrs. L. F. Balster, with Mount Vernon’s Mrs. Roy D. Young delivering the main address and special musical numbers planned.
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L. F. Balster
Roy D. Young
Mount Vernon
E. H. Hush
Regise
F. E. Stimson
Wm. F. Skelley
Byron Abel
X. R. Childress
Leigh Clark
Clarence Doll
Vincent Eiler
A. B Grimes
T. M. Hamilton
Frank Hunnicutt
Wade Long
Fred Matheson
Roy Moore
I. C. Musgrove
Robert Robinson
Carl Schneider
Boyd Shannon
Joe Starks
Charles Stevens
John Strosahl
Byron Thompson
L. E. Tull
E. D. Vernon
PTA Meeting At Public School Tonight
The Parent-Teacher Association meets at the public school at 7 30 this evening. Miss Juanita Magana and Roy E Moore discuss Physical Education objectives and summer plans. Excerpts from the National PTA magazine prepared by Miss Ann Miller. Dr F E Patterson explains the Iowa plan of dental hygiene. Fifth and sixth grades host. social committee includes several named members. Officers to be elected for the ensuing year.
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PTA
Parent- Teacher Association
Physical Education
Juanita Magana
Roy E. Moore
P.T.A
Ann Miller
F. E. Patterson
Iowa
Ruth Walters
Monticello Band Plans Season Start In High School
The Monticello municipal band will begin Monday night rehearsals in the high school auditorium under Gene Byers. Rex Rickless is reelected business manager. About 40 members join, many from the high school, with concerts in May and mid June amid a lack of rehearsal space in the new building.
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Monticello
Gene Byers
Byers
Rex Rickless
Rom
Wyoming
Carl King
King
Fort Dodge
Ereeting
Opera House
Gene Byers Presents Neat Assessors Book In Monticello
Gene Byers, Monticello assessor, turned in an assessor’s book praised by county auditor George Specht as the neatest he has seen. The volume is among 26 submitted and is displayed in the auditor’s office with names printed in an engineer’s hand and figures written with the same careful precision. Gene succeeded his brother Albert, who died February 7.
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George Specht
Gene Byers
Monticello
Myr. Byers
Byers
Town State College
Gene
Albert
University High To Meet Moore's Track Men Today
Monticello high school travels to Monticello to face University high of Iowa City in a dual track meet at 3 30 this Thursday. Coach Roy Moore expects only 2 or 3 wins but hopes strong showings from Rodman, Behrends, Jamieson, and Gerdes amid illness and cold weather.
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Monticello
University High of
Iowa City
Roy Moore
Johnson County
University of Iowa
Moore
Rodman
Fairbanks
Behrends
Gerdes
Jamieson
Hurdes
Hogan
Bone
Messerli
Eileen
Adams
Smith
Leggett
Dean
Howard Zirkelbach
Faust
Opportunity for Jones county queer photo contest entries
The Monticello Express invites unusual photographs from Jones county residents for its April unusual pictures contest. Entries may be indoor or outdoor and any subject, with the back of each print labeled who, where, and when. The winner, published May 4 and awarded one dollar monthly, may be returned if a stamped self addressed envelope is provided.
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Monticello Express
Jones County
Snow Storm Affects Monticello and Western Iowa
A light snow fell Monday in Monticello melting quickly while western Iowa recorded sufficient snowfall causing drifting. An all night cam started Sunday evening and continued until mid-morning. Rainfall through Sunday and Monday totaled one and a half inches per observer J. E. Bateman.
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Monticello
Iowa
J. E. Bateman
First Daughter Born in Four Generations Harms Family
At 8 o clock last Saturday morning Joyce Marie was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harms at their South Cedar Street home. She weighed seven and a half pounds and is the first girl in four generations and the first great granddaughter in the Harms lineage. The baby is named in memory of her great grandmother Harms. A for rent ad will find a good tenant for you.
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Joyce Marie
Kenneth Harms
South Cedar Street
Anton
Maria Harms
Harms
Piles and Chronic Diseases Clinic Call
For thirty years Dr. J. F. Shallenberger offers treatment for piles fissures fistulae rheumatism kidney nerves stomach gall bladder and leg ulcers. Free consultation. Visit Manchester Hotel Gilen-Charles on Wednesday April 26 and Cedar Rapids Hotel Allison on Tuesday May 9. Return every 28 days.
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Manchester
Hovel
Gilen-Charles
Cedar Rapids
E. 53Rd St
Chicago
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Rev. Wm. J. Grossheim
Presbytery
Lillian Locher
University of Iowa At
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Harms Sisters
Samuel J. Lane
T.B
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George & Hanken
Anamosa
Eliza Meadow
Peter Bauman
Matthiessen
Auto Supply Co
E. E. Willis
McCormick-Deering
Robertson Implement Company
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Amber
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Marion
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Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
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J. F. Welter
Gamble
Louis Kurt
Jake Dietiker
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Helmer
Lou Ehrisman
Farmers Grain Co
Scotch Grove
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Hopkinton
Pacific Mutual
J. G. Schoon
Ugda
Palmer’s
Sargent
Sargent & Co
Des Moines
Star Brand
America
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Harry Barlow
South Maple Street
C. J. Balsley
Shaffer Implement Store
Denkhoff
Green Colonial
Engineering Dept
Chevrolet
AVON
Balsley
McCormick Deering
Joe Messerli
Luther Howland
G. L. Cropp Shoe Repair
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McLaughlin
BUICK
State Printing
State Printing Board
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State House
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James Lahey
John J. Wenger
Sam Les
R. J. Howland & Son
Chas
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Kirma
Jackie Cooper
Jack Holt
Bombay
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OUR Gang
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ACT - Cartoon - News
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Byron
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OUSE
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Peck
Red River
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