Monticello Beats Dyersville in 8 to 5 Clash
Monticello defeated Dyersville 8 to 5 at Dyersville Park before a large crowd. Thompson pitched well with ten strikeouts as Monticello overcame early Dyersville lead and dodgy umpiring to secure their twentieth win of the season. The two clubs prepare for key games against Anamosa, Marion, Worthington, and Ryan at Winthrop with a lucrative purse on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenticello
Dyeraville
Monticello
Dyersville
McAreavy
Waukon
Alphonse and Gaston
Thompson
Vernimont
Snyder
Lucas
Anamosa
Marion
Solon
Iowa City
Atkins
Worthington
Ryan
Winthrop
Lice and Mite Control for Poultry Flocks
Iowa State College expert urges rigorous cleaning and spraying to curb common red mites and lice. Recommendations include oil and stock dip solutions, lime sulphur mix, vaseline for scaly legs, depluming mite treatment, and a home made powder for lice applied to feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bittenbender
Iowa State College
Coggan Harvest Home Picnic Schedule
The Coggan harvest home picnic takes place Friday August 19 with events starting at 10 o clock a.m. Dr Gage president of Coe college will give the main address. An afternoon baseball game features Ryan and Warfield's of Cedar Rapids. The day ends with a band concert and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Coe College
Ryan
Warfield
Cedar Rapids
Ergot Fungus Found Threatening Iowa Forage
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports ergot a poisonous fungus affecting rye and grasses. It endangers cattle though horses are less affected. Ergot appears as dark masses on rye and wild grasses, may spread to cereals and harm harvests. Early mowing and removing infected forage helps prevent outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Control measures for spreading Canada thistle in Iowa fields
The Iowa State Agricultural Experiment Station reports Canada thistle spreads slowly in parts of the state and many inquiries on eradication arise. Recommended controls include shallow plowing and frequent disk harrowing, tarred paper coverings for small areas, straw or manure smothering, salt around thistles with livestock access, and repeated cultivation or hoeing to expose and remove roots and stray plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Housewife advised to shield milk from sunlight
B W Hammer of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports that ten minutes of sunlight gives milk an off flavor and forty five minutes creates a tallowy taste. He urges households to provide a cool shaded box or sheltered place for delivery bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hammer
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ant Control Tips From Iowa State College
The home economics department at Iowa State College advises prompt cleaning to prevent ant infestations. Ants appear in summer and winter in warm houses, so wash dirty dishes and keep shelves free of crumbs. Spices deter ants but do not poison people, and many patent remedies are unsafe for children. A poisonous paper can be used around shelves, yet there is no danger of poisoning children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Department
Iowa State College
Foreclosure Notice in Jones County Court Case
In Jones County Iowa the Lowell State Bank sues Lloyd A Hammond Bertha M Hammond and others for foreclosure on a mortgage tied to C M De Sart and Nettie De Sart. The petition seeks appointment of a receiver, collection of rents and profits, and judgment for costs. Court action set for August 10 1921 in Anamosa Iowa with terms beginning September 21 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
State of
Towa
Jones County
Tae Lowell State Bank
Lloyd Aarommond
Bertha M. Hammond
Quam
District Court of the State of Iowan
Lowell State Bank
Lloyd A. Hammond
CM. DeSart
Nettle
C. M. DeSart
Nettie Ti Desart
Lloyd A. Hammonds
Perttt Mothurmond
Recorder of Deeds
Pew
Low
Laryce
Quai
Quai & Thorson, Johar W. Allen
John W. Alen
C. MM. Desart
Nettie i pesSart
Tho Lao
Quieting Title in Jones County Lands Reported
In Jones County District Court a petition by Havner seeks to quiet title to a described tract in section 82 township 88 range 2 West, against defendants including Davis heirs and Miller heirs. The suit alleges adverse claims barred by statutes and requests decree to confirm Havner as owner and to issue proper title. The case names multiple defendants and requests a judgment for title transfer upon court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Jones County
HH. M. Havner
Tra Davis
Ida Davis
Ira L. Davis
Harry Bo Davis
Harry Davis
Mina Davis
George W. Davis
George Davis
Lottie Mohn
Lottie J. Mohn
Ora Scott
Knottey Scott
Thomas V. Davis
Thomas A. Davis
James Miller
Dell Miller
Otis Hl. Helmer
Mdith BR
Tex
Section
Township
Sthpopan
Feawa
Ira Davis
Ina le Davis
Gieorge W. Davis Jr
I. Davis
Jones
Lowa
Otis HW
Helier
Morteen Co
Tdith BB. Plelaper
MD. de. Reet
Platatilt
Administrator Named for Lewis Lawrence Estate in Jones County
Public notice states HM Carpenter is appointed administrator by the district court of Jones County Town to administer the estate of Lewis Lawrence deceased. Creditors are warned to present claims to the court clerk sworn and clearly stated within the legal time. immediate payment to the administrator is requested to avoid costs. Dated Anamosia Town on August 1, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Almuth M. Galster
Anamosa
Towa
Ahrend TH. Balster
Loreng F. Baister
Dexsee
Lewis Lawrence
Anamosia
Town
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Mik
C.J. Northrop
Ged
A. M. Maurice D. D. S
Lovels
He. McGarvey
Paul BE. Gibson
Monticello, Lown
Aoe
Lieerr
Mysears Toracco Co
HM. Carpenter
Iistare
I. V. Dautremont
Roy D. Cooley
Wyoming
Iowa
F. D. Sutherland
Center Junction
J. W. Doxseee
Chas, A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Lovell Block
George Albery
Cedar Street
Firs Street
J. E. Bateman
Monticeno
Mr. Iidison
Rachmaninoff
Ilene
Talking-Machine
Idison
Herve
Rasa
Wes
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Great Jones Co
Fair Grounds
Magnus Flaws
Chicago
Eldora
McDonalds
Bell-Thazer
Silver Fountain
Stafford
Animal Circus
Flying Fishers
Lucielle Belmont
Us’ Industrial School
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