Monticello Considers Upgraded Street Lighting
Monticello's city council weighs a proposal from Iowa Electric Light and Power to triple business district illumination with 400 watt mercury vapor bulbs, add 12 new lights, and install new fixtures at poles. An alternate plan to simply replace bulbs would double light at lower cost.
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Bob Tow
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Boy Drowns Near Cascade at Whitewater Camp
A 10 year old Dubuque boy Paul Peter Simon drowned in the Whitewater camp creek near Cascade. He fell from a rock into 15 foot deep water as his mother tried to save him. Fire and rescue crews worked an hour and a half but he was pronounced dead by coroner Eugene Siegert. He is survived by his parents and four siblings.
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Fair Office Opens for Great Jones County Fair
The Great Jones county fair office is now open for fair week from August 23 to 27. Fair secretary Claude Appleby announced that reserved seats parking and tickets are on sale and provided the office telephone HO 5 3275.
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Work to Start on Hy 151 Between Monticello and Cascade
Widening and improving of U.S. Highway 151 between Monticello and Cascade set to begin August 8, with nine miles to be widened and relocated. Creeper lanes added on hills to ease slow truck traffic, extensive ditching and shoulder work, and asphalt resurfacing planned later. Low bids listed: cement work Fred Carlson Inc 627670.89. culverts J C Costigan Co 51737.16.
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Births Reported From John McDonald Hospital Week
Birth announcements list multiple new babies with parents and towns including Anamosa Monticello and Cedar Rapids. Entries cover July 27 to Aug 3 with names and genders and weights for some infants and a note on Anne Marie Reilly. Additional items include marriages licenses and new car registrations in Jones County.
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Anamosa
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Monticello
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Jerry Naylor
Scotch Grove
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Onslow
Wilbert Coden
Don Grant
Cedar Rapids
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Anne Marie
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Frank Loecke Wins Express Car Contest
Frank Loecke of Worthington won first prize in the Monticello Express Trade Area Expansion campaign. He could take a 1960 car model or an $1800 shopping spree.
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Worthington
Monticello
William F. McDonald
Hopkinton
Henry Eileen
Onslow
Ed L. Hel~gens
H.M
Johnny" Jones
Registration To Begin Aug 15 At Public School
Monticello public schools set registration for the coming year starting Monday August 15. Kindergarten and grades 1 8 register near the Central building main entrance with alphabetically assigned days and rural students follow the same schedule. Senior high students register by class level in Principal Vance Stead's office. earlier or later in the week is allowed if accessibility issues arise.
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Bid letting to widen bridge west of Monticello set
A bidding letting on August 23 in Ames will widen the county road A bridge about six miles west of Monticello to 28 feet. Low bids on four Jones county road contracts awarded last week include Tobin Construction Co. of Farley on three grading jobs. B L Anderson of Cedar Rapids is low bidder on resurfacing county roads framework. Nearly 250 miles of roads to be resurfaced after spring flooding.
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Jones County
Board of Supervisors
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Lovell Township
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Cedar Rapids
Monticello rally for Johnson Wolf Loveless draws 5000
A Sunday Democratic rally at the Jones County fairgrounds drew about 5 000 supporters. Lyndon Johnson and Hershel Loveless spoke amid criticism of the GOP platform while Congressman Len Wolf led fundraising efforts and addressed the crowd.
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