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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1954

Page

2

Wilcox study links farm price declines to higher food costs

Dr. Walter W. Wilcox analyzes farm price declines versus steady 1952 peak retail food prices. He notes farmers receive about 44 cents of each domestic food dollar, with 30 cents for inputs, and argues lower farm prices have not reduced consumer food costs. He cites wheat, corn, oats, milk, butterfat and dairy trends since 1945.

Walter Wilcox Monticello Rian Committee On Agriculture House of Representatives Walter W. Wilcox Congress Washington, D. C Wilcox Vl Y Hoveewife Chicago New York City United States

Matthiessen Captures Golf Title In Summer Meet

Bob Matthiessen wins the championship flight in the annual summer golf tournament, edging Ron Long with NL strokes over 27 holes. Maynard Long tops the first flight with 14 strokes, while Carol Seehusen takes the girls title with 121 over 18 holes. Other awards go to Jim Hargrave for driving longest distance and Dean Rickels for closest to the pin.

Bob Matthiessen Rob Matthiessen Ron Long Matthiessen Long Jim Hargrave Maynard Long Dave Westhoff Tom Null Carol Seehusen Pat Hobert Teo Cabalka Dean Rickels Bob Bronemann Express

Recover Money For Oxford Woman Friday

An Oxford Junction woman was approached by two men about septic tank cleaning they forced entry into her home and demanded payment. The men were caught in Maquoketa and charges were dropped after payment of costs and restitution of the money.

Oxford Oxford Junction Lawrence LaBarge Sheriff's Office Maquoketa

Patch Test Progress in Jones County North and South

The tuberculosis patch test program expands from the north to the south half of Jones County with about 1600 people tested on day one at Attamosa courthouse. Officials report plans for mass statistics, follow up, and future nationwide use, while additional testing dates and sites are announced for August across several towns including Monticello, Anamosa, Oxford Junction, and Wyoming.

Jones County Attamosa Courthouse Express State Department of Health United States Department of Health Donald Serbousek Monticello Serbousek United States Towa Martello City Hall Morley Olin Gilmore’s Hale Oxford Junction Wyoming City Hall Center Junction Onslow Anamosa

New Case In District Court Asks Account Payment

The Kacena Co. sues Fritz G. Rudolph of Anamosa for 59.79 plus costs and interest. Rudolph operated R S Motors in Anamosa and bought from February 14, 1948 to June 25, 1953. The petition seeks judgment for the amount due.

Anamosa Tne Kacena Co Fritz G. Rudolph R & S Motors Kacena Co

Ralph Wilson's Team Wins Golf Ball Prize

On Thursday evening at Monticello Country Club the Men’s Golf teams played regular matches. Ralph Wilson’s team won with a net low score of 129, with players Ralph Wilson Bob Muller Walter Brainerd and Burton McLaughlin earning golf balls as prizes.

Monticello Country Club Ralph Wilson Bob Muller Walter Brainerd Burton McLaughlin

Final Judging Workout Set For August 12th

The third and final 4-H judging workout will be held Thursday Aug 2 from 8 to 12 at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa. Dairy cows baby beef and hog classes are arranged. Participants are chosen for State Fair and Cattle Congress judging teams.

Jerry Parsons Farm Bureau Anamosa State Fair and Cattle Congress

Correction on Stuhler presidency and family notices

A correction clarifies that Harry W. Stuhler was chosen president of Monticello State Bank and his brother Russell Stuhler is alive in Evanston Illinois with another brother William Raymond in New York City. Various social visits are listed, including Rebecca Griffith returning from Michigan and several local guests and trips across Iowa and Ohio.

Harry W. Stuhler Monticello State Bank Russell Russell Stuhler Evanston, Il William Raymond New York City

Palmer Drug Ad Promotes T-4-L For Athlete's Foot

An eye catching ad touts T-4-L keratolytic action that sloughs off infected skin to reach and kill germs and fungus on contact. It promises a 40c back if not pleased within an hour.

Palmer Drug

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