Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meeting and Local News 1925
The Castle Grove farm bureau held a well attended meeting with County Agent Smith presenting a film on bovine tuberculosis eradication. Prof C O Bates spoke on water purification and demonstrations showed spontaneous combustion. An August 26 program includes a play Who's the Boss. An auto accident near FE McLaughlin's left passengers shaken but unharmed. Various visits and local notices follow including injuries and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Cedar Rapids
Bates
Coe College
City Chemist
Mr. Smith
Messrs
W. D. McLaughlin
E. F. Burr
F. D. Deischer
S. M. Hosford
Mary Delay
Cass
Boss
Jones County
Kuriger
John Specht
Louis Lange
Luther League
Monticello
George Specht
Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau
F. C
Cramer
Wyoming
C. B. Larkey
D. J. Hogan
John Hasler
Delhi
A. McLaughlin
Coggon
Carl Wendt
Ryan
Hermanahn
Joseph L. Appleby
Aonticello
H. FP. Rainger
Waterloo
J. Jeffennessey
Max Specht
Davenport
Threshing Fire Injures One as Strawstack Burns
On August 4 1925 near Olin a threshing accident caused a strawstack fire when a engine spark ignited dry straw. Mr Vorse jumped from the stack and broke his arm. Crews saved the stack and no other property burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Olin
Eorge Vorse
Vorse
John Gray
Wo. O W. Gray
Charles Gray
John ‘Iallman
Daaughter Lois
Morley
Mary and Lawrence van Styke
Mabel Gray
W. Burlingmair
Anamosa
James Gray
Lowell Lincoln
Kansas
Iowa
Alex Robertson
Amber Savipes Bank
Phil Daly
Diedrick Dirks
Langworthy
S. W. Clark
Fred Bangs
Miller Crispin
Cal Chase
Maxine
Rhiny Wessels
Mechames
Will Clark
Herman Ricklefs
Catch Grove
H. A
W. Clark
Ed Herren
Local residents host and visit before returning home
On August 3 1925 the Dolan family hosted visitors from Davenport Marion Anamosa Mitchell Kensett and Minneapolis Relatives and friends such as Miss Mary Dolan Clair Conklin Mrs Conklin and Mr and Mrs Ralph Richards assembled. departures included Mrs H B Flockhart and Mrs Katie Franklin with trips planned to Mitchell and Kensett. Mrs Julia Randall hosted Mrs DeForest of Washington as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dolan
Greene
Mary Dolan
Clair Conklin
Davenport
Conklin
A. D. Flockhart
Anamosa
Mitchell
Ralph Richards
Kensett
Mr. Richards
H. B. Flockhart
Minneapolis
Julia Randall
Mrs DeForest
Washington
Dobn Lauser
Marion
Dolan Home
Roy Fisher
Central City
Obituaries and notices from Anamosa area deaths and events
The community records deaths including Co Graham from a stroke at home on July 21 and John Harrington at Strawberry Hill after strokes. Notices detail travels of George McCain to Chicago, Mr and Mrs McCarn planning a California visit, Lee Van Kirk’s work in Manchester and Waverly, A A Bowman’s Bettendorf venture, infant Pauline Levien death and Clyde William illness, T W Shapley’s passing after years as a respected citizen, and Rev E Evans leading Harrington funeral at Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Graham
George McCain
Chicago
McCarn
California
Los Angeles
Lee van Kirk
Anamosa
Lee
Manchester
Waverly
State Municipal
van Kirk
A. A. Bowman
Lost Nation Press
Bettendorf
Davenport
Art
Edward Levien
Pauline
Clyde William
John Harrington
Strawberry Hill
Harrington
Loder
Anamusa
Mr. Shapley
Hin
Mrs Maggie Davis visits Monticello sister for birthday
Mrs Maggie Davis travels Wednesday morning to Monticello to spend the day with her sister Mrs George Keith who marked her 63rd birthday on the same day. The text notes a damaging Sunday hail storm across Fayette county west of Strawberry Point and in Manchester area ruining cornfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Davis
Monticello
George Keith
Fayette County
Strawberry Point
Manchester
Calmar
Milwaukee Company
Hose Williamson
Iowa City
The
State University
Williamson
Hupkinton
Lutheran Church Notices and Schedule Highlights
AMOREG THE CHURCHES Yatthew s Evy Lutheran Church S M Ide Pastor August 9 No services this Sunday No Sunday school The pastor will preach at a mission rally Hawkeye O Sitzler Pastor Next Sunday August 1 Sunday School 9 45 a m English Services 10 30 a m Luther League 8 00 p m Ladies Aid Friday August 7 at the home of Mrs Willms Please attend St John s Ey Lutheran Church Paul T Gutknecht Pastor Sunday School 10 00 a m German Service 10 45 a m Service at Trinity 8 45 a m 9 00 4 m Early fall plowing knocks weeds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid
Willms
St. John’s Ey
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Jones County Farm Bureau Sets Home Project Plans
Jones County Farm Bureau committee meets at the bureau office to finalize the home project display for the Anamosa Fair from August 1 to 14. Exhibits cover nutrition topics from townships and feature table service baking powder and flour demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Home Project Committee
M. W. Baltz
James Daugherty
GJ. van Buren
Gotsch
Will Behnke
F. D. Sutherland
Farm Bureau
Madison
Vale
Greenfield
Cascade seeks flood controls and bridge plans stalled
Cascade residents urged the Dubuque county supervisors to replace the Maquoketa River stone arch bridge at Cascade with a suspension bridge as a drainage district petition was delayed. Officials said action hinges on recommendations from the state highway commission or county engineer before any flood prevention project proceeds. Representatives expect no survey soon and drainage petitions for Cascade will wait on those recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Cascade
State Highway Commission
Jones County
Automobile Collision Near Mount Vernon Claims Daly Car
Mrs William Daly and daughter Mary Doretina were in a Daly coupe with Miss Willa Corrah and Jobin Mirehedi driving another car when a two car collision occurred about five miles south of Mount Vernon on Sunday evening. The Daly vehicle was badly damaged but its occupants escaped serious injury. The other car's occupants were not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Eureka
William Daly
Mary Doretina
Willa Curcorah
Nachess
Jobin Mirehedi
Iowa Citys
Daly
Ana Bros
Woolark
Meauot Vertan
Dade
Mount Vernon
Iowa City
Mio
Grady
Experts study how to extend dollar bill lifespan
Washington Post reports researchers examine ways to make the dollar bill last longer. They note the current life is under seven months and discuss printer methods, costs, and potential government savings as mac hine presses replaced hand printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Eixperts
Corse
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Uncle Sam
Notice of Probate for Frances Adams in Jones County
In the district court of Jones County a petition claims Frances Adams deceased left a will purporting to be her last will and testament. The court will hear proof and probate at a future date after August 1926, allowing interested parties to appear and contest the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Jones County
Frances Adan
Pthees Adams
Alou Patper Poippertiog
James Woyrick
Wits
Abd
Rees
State of
Iowa
George Watt
A. Oh B. G. Ries
Jones Co
Town
Doxsee & Doxsee
Estate of John Phelps probate in Jones County
Notice of probate proceedings in Jones County Iowa for the estate of John Phelps. Administratrix Bento Peel PS and attorneys prepare for hearing, inviting all interested parties to file claims with the district court by a specified date. Also includes an original notice in a divorce case, Mabel Brake vs Fred Brake, with court terms and required appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
State of
Iowa
John Phelps Hoese
Amy Waddoe
Astroosa
Jno Che District Court of
Towa
Jones
Mabel Brake Diam
Fred Brake
Vyootouie Berets
Tistreet
Mabel Thake
Coca
City council minutes outline budget and reports
The document records the August council meeting with minutes read and approved. It lists committee reports, treasury details, and resolutions on city finances and spending, including adoption of proposed funding and pending tasks for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieden
Sehneider Troekstad
van Meter
Crete
Monticello City Council Votes to Borrow $100 for Sewer Fund
The Monticello Iowa city council resolves to borrow $100 from Monticello State Bank to cover sewer fund claims. Finance committee and city clerk are authorized to issue a promissory note for $100 at 6 percent interest for six months. The August 3, 1926 resolution passed with five yes votes and no nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Town
Iowa
Aid City
Bates
Rodman
Schneider
Rockstad
Vint Meter
R. Echternacht
J. Locher
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Sichels
Glenn Weiderman
BE. W. Hamer
Carpenters
A. 8. Robertson
James Otten
W. J. Zimmerman
Amber
Prairieburg
Anamosa Eurewa News
Hopkinton Learer Ptews
Amoreg
Lutheran Church
S. M. Ide
St. Peter and Paul’s Lutheran Church
Castle Grove Township
O. Sitzler
Pastor
Lewn
Couneidl
State Executive Council
Monticello Cooperative Creamery
Marshalltown
Oxford Junction
Cen
Torreau
Oxford
Albert Heeren
Wayne Township
Stanley Leslie
Laddie Peckosh
George Hhuresh
Harvey Manuel, Ltd
Oliver Brunseheen
Boc Vy
Anamoss
Oatard Junction
Bane
Brunscheen
Duroe Jersey Hos
Louis Buresh
Oliver Brunscheen
Anton Kula
Asheville Times
Life of the Dollar bin
C. L. van Meter
J. J. Locher
Sehcenhal
South Cedar Street
Wilson Burkert
Otto Burrichter
BE. J. Fartay
Center Junction
C. W. Balsiger
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Monticello State Bank
W. J. Cochrane
Poland
J. L .Weber & Sons
Cascade, Town
Ben Ohe
William Moore
Angelo Pappas
Edison
F. W. Bangs
Oliver
H. W. Shipley
J. W. Bond
East Vionroe
Ohio
Georgie
Scotch Grove
Stockmen Supply Co
Erin Beare
Ali
Patent Office
Gibson & Fox
McLachlen
Washington D
Greenberg
Charles Greenberg
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Cities Service Oil Station
John Hoult
Service & Quality Gas & Oils
Brown
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Universes
George Albery
J. W. Doxsee
Umas
A. Doxsee Doxsee
Doxsee
Lovell Block
A. M. Maurice D. D
Lovell
Boors
H. McGarvey
Spisek A
Monticello, Lowa
Ee A Gisas Ae
Henry George
Duer
J. T. Statler
Bran Haalla
Deveueuyiay Rectal Diseases‘a. Specialty
C. H. Schipman
H. W. Jacobs
C. M
St. P
Cedar Street
Jet and Cedar Sts
Monticello Motor Co
Mathieson Auto Supply Co
Monticello Tire & Vulc. Co
Baleter Bros
C. E. Heyen
Standard and Oil. Company
Monticello, la and Liana
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