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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1944

Page

8

Notice of Amended Incorporation for George Stuhler’s Sons Company

Notice under Section 8357 1939 Iowa code that George Stuhler’s Sons Company amends and renews Articles of Incorporation. Company name George Stuhler’s Sons Company principal place Monticello Iowa engages wholesale retail general merchandise agricultural products and real estate. Capital stock 400 shares of 100 each total 40000 fully paid before business begins July 6 1944 for 20 years until July 6 1964 unless two thirds vote dissolves. Board of three directors H W Stuhler Fred S Stuhler and R G Stuhler to elect officers annually. Until January 1946 the named directors president H W Stuhler vice president Fred S Stuhler and secretary treasurer R G Stuhler. Private stockholders not responsible for debts. Dated Monticello Iowa May 4 1944.

Towa George Stuhler’s Sons Company Monticello H. W. Stuhler Iowa Fred

Huffman Farm Sells 170 Acres Near Wyoming for 110 Per Acre

Mr and Mrs James Huffman sold their 170 acre Pleasant Ridge farm two miles east of Wyoming on Highway 64 to Mr and Mrs Leater Scott of Baldwin for 110 per acre The sale is described as one of the communitys good producing farms Lyman Fraser Funeral services for Lyman Fraser 67 of Wyoming were held at his home and burial planned in Waterman Ill The Reverend E G Steinman led the service and Fraser was born May 10 1877 in Waterman Ill He married Nellie Cross in 1908 and ran a hardware and implement store before farming in Illinois and Iowa later moving to Wyoming area The report lists many local officers and committees for the American Legion auxiliary in the 1944 45 term and notes several servicemen promotions and furloughs from Wyoming area stations

Wyoming James Huffman Pleasant Ridge Highway 64 Leater Scott Baldwin Lyman Fraser Waterman Ill E. G. Steinman Methodist Church DeKalb County Dixon Nellie Cross Ilinois Iowa Estherville Archie Fraser Martelle Reginald Mabel) Morse Mayme Flewellen Florida Mabel Taylor Bell Calif Edgar Hipple Harry Fraser Humboldt Edwain Fraser Ontario Canada Martin Petersen American Legion Memorial Hall Lena Shimerda Shimerda Allison Fishwild August Thomsen Dora Urban Hans Ketelsen Ernest Reitz Harry Lindsey Nial Paul Gerald Mader Robert Tasker Fred Lazare Henry Rohwedder William Bronson Cedar Rapids Thomas McMahon Robert Alden Thomas Mc-Mahon August Thomson Berneice Kleineck Lewis Sampson National News and Publicity G. H. Herzberger Ben Bahnsen Keith Air Corps Lindsey Transport Command Dallas Texas John McCalmant San Luis Obispo W. E. McCalmant Pvt McCalmant Charles Hansen Rita Rae Seattle Wash Joe Luke Hansen Little Rock Ark John Smeltzer Imogene Jurgensen Smeltzer Elizabeth Smeltzer Marion Earl Mallicoat Dean Camp Fannin Dean Mallicoat Mallicoat Iowa Falls Parr J. S. Parr Fred Harbit Army Air Corps Harbit Albuquerque N. Mex Vaughn Lindsey Anthony Anderle Georgia Mc Aully Hills Tipton Edith Griswold San Bernardino Henry Griswold Louis Kouba St. Luke’s Hospital Doris Day Chicago Howard Day Harold Butzloff, Jr Mansfield Ohio J. T. Wherry Washington Street Mercy Hospital Anamosa Sara Jenkins T. H. White E. C. Diggs Cc. B. Zimmerman Zimmerman Methodist Hopkinton R. V. Porter Lusetta Porter Agnes McNeill Jennie Winch Frederick Smith Bert Smith Walter Doan Michigan N. A. Gearhart East Grand Rapids Mich David Gearhart Washington, D. C Robert Gearhart Medical Corps

Last Will and Testament of John N Rogers Filed

1944 filing notes a document claimed as the last will of John N Rogers, deceased, opened for probate with a fixed hearing date August 26, 1944 at 10 am at the April term to prove the will. interested parties may appear to contest probate. The entry lists Clerk of District Court for Jones County and several attorneys.

Iowa Jones Ss. District Court Jones County Ollie Ferring Pelley Olile Ferring Felley A. D John N. Rogers Said N. Rogers

Let Them Alone Improves Dispositions

Dr John E Anderson urges mothers to back off when children are happily occupied unless safety is at risk. He cautions nagging can breed resentment and suggests quiet snooping to verify needs. The piece adds a note on crate material hardwood versus elm for nails.

Johnny Mary Danny Junior John E. Anderson Minnesota Institute of Child Welfare

Efficient Convenient Feeding in Poultry Hatching

Poultry experts tout cafeteria feeding to cut costs by feeding grains whole and reduce grinding and mixing. It may boost production as flock feeding is automatic reducing errors. Pullets should start before production. BIG GAIN 26% POULTRY CONCENTRATE designed for cafeteria feeding contains high quality proteins and essential vitamins and minerals.

Shaffer Imp

Littlefield To New Location

Mrs. Virginia Littlefield leaves Hopkinton for St Paul Minnesota after a furlough with Ensign James Littlefield at Fort Schuyler New York and a 30 day stay with his parents. Ensign Littlefield is transferred to Solomon Maryland. Crystal notes from Hopkinton report local visits, a church gift, and community events including kittenball practice and Legion carnival plans.

Hopkinton Virginia Littlefield St. Paul Minn Ensign James Littlefield Fort Schuyler N. Y Rachel Littlefield Nancy Ensign Littlefield Solomon, Md

Hopkinton community notes mix games plans and visits

The item lists local plans including a hare shoe court construction near the feed mill, practice games with out of town teams, and several residents hosting guests such as Mrs A O Stanger and Mr H J Preston. It also notes visits by Clarissa Morrow and Audrey Jo Moulton and mentions the Buck Creek fair at Moulton’s grave near the church on Aug 22.

A. O. Stanger Winter Haven Fla Margaret Stanger New York City H. J. Preston Manchester A. R. Stanger Clarissa Morrow Indianapolis Ind Hopkinton David Smith Buck Creek Moulton Audrey Jo Moulton Clinton Pierce William Johnston Dawn Peoria Clarence Thompson Charity Thompson W. R. Cartano Monticello Marjorie Kitzman Beaman Marilyn Buckingham Dale Stirm Spahn and Rose Lumber Yard Camp Q’delhi

Milk as a daily calcium and energy source for children

A study notes that one quart of milk daily can meet a child’s calcium and riboflavin needs. It also contributes more than any other single food to the day’s calories protein and thiamine.

Australia trims wartime debt record in three years

During the first three years of war Australia reduced its public debt by 106 million dollars, the only belligerent power to achieve this. In 1938 the national debt stood at 5.364 billion, rising to 5.258 billion by June 30, 1942, while per capita debt fell from 787 to 737 dollars.

Australia

Federal Land Bank Loans Offer Amortized 344 Percent Years

Remember 1932 and 33 thousands of farmers were bailed out by the Federal Land Bank. Since then thousands more have financed with the Land Bank for safety of an amortized loan never due all at once. Very low interest. you may pay off sooner. See us now Secretary-Treasurer National Farm Loan Associations Cedar Rapids 722 3rd Ave SE Tuesdays Over Light Company store in Anamosa.

Federal Land Bank Land Bank

Sand Spring Picnic Attended by Local Families

Mr and Mrs Alfred Egger and family joined a park picnic in Anamosa Sunday honoring Mrs Chris Asmussen of Sioux City. Dick Cox of Center Junction visits Edward H Cox home. Phyllis and Donna Jeanne Cox, Dorothy and Bette Anne Behrends attended a church picnic at Monticello last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Phil DeShaw of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Merle DeShaw of Hopkinton visited Howard DeShaw home Sunday.

Alfred Egger Anamosa Park Chris Asmussen Sioux City Dick Cox Center Junction Edward H. Cox Phyllis Donna Jeanne Cox Dorothy Bette Anne Behrends Monticello Phil DeShaw Cedar Rapids Merle DeShaw Hopkinton Howard DeShaw

Don't Eat at First Newly Hatched Chicks Do Not Eat

The note states that newly hatched chicks do not eat for about 72 hours after hatching. It implies a brief fasting period before feeding begins.

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