Kenney Throws No Hit Game in Softball Tourney
In the Monday night first round, Maquoketa CCC defeated Dyersville Nite Owls 2 to 0. Pitcher Kenney of CCC hurled a no hit game, facing seven batters in five innings, with fourteen strikeouts and two walks.
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Maquoketa CCC
Dyersville
Owl
Gehi Ane Parker
Singer
Gildners
Anamora
Clarence VE Cyinner
Shomont-Tipton
Grill-Midgeet
Wing
Vinton
Shomonts Defeat Midgets In Lively League Grain Match
Shomonts milkmen overwhelmed the Midgets 10 to 5 after scoring in every inning except four. Shover led with three hits in four, while L Taylor added a double and a single. Helgens and Reynolds worked the mound as walks and hits shaped the nine inning contest.
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Shomont Milkmen
Lilliputians
Helgens
Reynolds
Shover
L. Taylor
Jones
Franklin
Stahler Tribe
Clark
Fluckiger
Rynerson
Scherrer
Ane
Dunn
Rhatipan
J. Smith
Rhatigan
Smith
Allstar
Farmers’ League
Eddie Scherrer
de Molnay
Hogan
Stahler
Spooner
Domestic notes from Hopkinton social season wrap
The Hopkinton column records visits from Miss Dorothy Reeve and Miss Darlington of Darley Pa in the Reeve and Laughlin households. Guests include Jamie Ricketts of Chicago and Ruth King of New York City. A Winnipeg trip for Rev F E Allen and wife, and multiple faculty and professional associations are noted along with a forthcoming trio of band concerts to end the season.
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Dorothy Reeve
Darley, Pa
H. M. Reeve
Darlington
Darley
F. E. Allen
Winnipeg
Canada
Allens
Gladys Elder
West Liberty
Eleanor MacDonald
Miss Elder
Miss MacDonald
Diagonal
Ethel Elliott
Fairbank
Marshall Neil
Miss Elliott
Minneapolis
Aileen Finley
Kansas City
B. V. Laughlin
Ruth King
New York City
W. J. Kirkwood
John Titus
Marion
Randall Morgan
Joe Moulton
Frances Darlington
Darby
P. F. Johnston
Charles Laughlin
Chicago
Gertrude Reeve
Portia Main
Betty MacAlister
Frances Laughlin
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Eleanor Muar- Donald
Robert Smith
Clair Wilson
Berkeley Smith
Raymond Wallace
Amy Craig
Pennsylvania
McConnell
Helen Mackintosh
Lincoln
Neb
Donald Wilson
Keokuk
B. M. Fercuson
A. R. Stanger
Billy Joe
Rachel Stanger
Iowa City
J.D. MacAlister
Dr. G Brown
R. BE. Lux
Horatio Merrill
A. W. McDonald
P. F. Hopkins
Warren Lux
Sioux Cit
W.C. Lux
W. V. Wheeless
Orlando
Florida
A.T. Wheetess
Hopkinton
Rural School Teachers To Start Work Soon
A long list of teachers and assignments across multiple rural school districts is announced, naming many individuals by district and location including Cascade Monticello Center Junction Scotch Grove and Wyoming with numerous numbered posts and names. Local incidents report a windshields rabbit collision injuring two men and killing the rabbit, plus a courthouse lock change after a break in. Elkader milk disappears into water mains due to air in the system, later clearing.
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Elkader
Clayton County
Local families visit friends across regions
Sand Spring and nearby households spent last week visiting relatives in Nevada Missouri Manchester and Deer Grove Illinois. Several travelers joined extended family gatherings with updates on health and travel in the region.
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F. H. Cox
B. W. Cox
Nevada
South
Farl Bohlken
Marion
Ila
Priscilla
Marie Heeren
Mary Jane Heeren
Justina Gadient
Manchester
Pred Egger
Harry Crippen
Delhi
Pile Specialist to Hold Free Exam in Cedar Rapids
Dr. J. F. Shallenberger, M D., a specialist in rectal and chronic diseases, offers non confining treatments with years of success. He will be at Hotel Allison in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday August 27 for free examinations.
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J. F. Shallenberger
Cedar Rapids
Allison
Interesting Events Of Iowa News Highlight From J W Jarnagin
A century of brief Iowa items recount hay yields in Grundy county near Reinbeck with Albert brothers harvesting 120 loads from 120 acres while last year’s field produced 35. Win-around blackbird nuisance prompts a Madison county mayoral posse to drive birds from trees. A Albia cereus plant blooms thrice at Dr J F Holsclaw home drawing visitors. Monroe county tales include a school superintendent unrenewed after remarks at commencement. Hardin and Calhoun counties feature CCC life saving efforts and Lake City swimming mishaps.
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Des Moines
Reinbeck
Grundy
Albert Brothers
William Clausman
J. F. Holsclaw
Albia
Monroe County
Marvin Koteck
CCC
Eldora
Hardin County
Koteck
Iowa City
Jack Baty
Lake City
Calhoun County
Swarm of Bees Shuts Courthouse Lawn In Osceola County
A swarm estimated at 40 000 settled on a elm tree at the Sibley courthouse lawn causing employees to seek shelter. Bee expert Arend Hassebroek captured a double hand full of bees for a hive as the rest followed. The swarm’s origin remains unknown.
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Sibley
Osceola County
Arend Hassebroek
Worms Than Fire Destroys Ground Invasion on Sidewalk
Raymond Grim of Fostoria reports a mass of thousands of small worms about a quarter inch long crawling across a sidewalk. Edgar Chadwick poured gasoline on the worms and set them afire. County Agent Paul Busen bark opined it was a general migration of ground worms or maggot-type insects.
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Raymond Grim
Fostoria
Clay County
Edgar Chadwick
Paul Busenbark
Drowning search in Lohrville ends with missing man mystery
Residents scoured a gravel pit near Lohrville Calhoun after finding an 8 shirt pair of overalls and underclothes on the bank. Volunteers failed to locate a body, later learning a young man swam the night before and left dirty garments behind after changing into clean clothes. The piece also notes UC has a machine that makes artificial snowflakes by mixing air and moisture.
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Lohrville
Calhoun County
The
University of California
For Rent Two Apartments In Monticello Area
Classifieds list two apartments for rent with contact at Wirth Cleaners. Also various sale items include apples, spring fries, Holstein bulls, a piano, a Ford Model T, a Model A pickup, and a camping tent with listed sellers and locations in Monticello and surrounding area.
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Wirth Cleaners
W. F. Rohn
Monticello Lumber Yard urges home friendly ads and tips
Hee Haw News promotes home living in Monticello with ads for insulation attic coatings and paints. It notes a phone number error for Jones County Fair book and mentions local dairy, coal bin prep, Mule Hide roof aid, and light humor.
Wardrobe for Sale and Local Sales Notices
Wardrobe for sale in good condition, contact Mrs. Fred Lehmann at 328 West First Street. Also advertisements for portable mill service by Farmers' Grain Company of Scotch Grove, Native dimension lumber and cord wood, abstract services by Jones County Abstract Company in Anamosa, and a district manager opening with Ohio National Life Insurance in Dubuque. Also listings for used furniture from Helmer Upholstery in Monticello and an auction by Cass township school board for the old Frog Hollow school and wood house on Cass Number Six.
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Call
Fred Lehmann
West First Street
Cass Township
Cass Number Six
Frog Hollow
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W. W. Stickford
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Hee Haw News
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Reno
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Jones County Fair
Farmers Implement Company
Monticello, Iowa
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Adolph Schoon
Amber
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Warren P. Lawrence
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A. J. Ullman
Helmer
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Kironi
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RK OY Radio
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District Court
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Frede
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Locher & Locher
Loxit
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Optometrist
McNeill Hardware
Portable
Geo. Wessels, Jr
Joe Fisher
Kirkwood
WOTEV
Arkwood
Timothy
Farmers Grain Co
Hershey
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