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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
4
The Monticello fair closes its best year in memory with high attendance and strong finances. Speakers include Lt Governor Kraschel and former Governor Dan Turner, with endorsements from Republican candidates and a wide program of vaudeville, revues, and livestock events drawing thousands.
The event showcased high spirit and sportsmanship among riders and owners. Clark Matthiessen and Carl Fagan led multiple wins while Carl Fagan earned substantial prize money. Bud Suter and Ben Kellum delivered strong showings in several races, with a notable high jumping horse also drawing crowd interest.
Monticello and Anamosa teams played in a day of games with Hopkinton and Shomont also in action. The Midgets beat De Molays by a close margin while Monticello’s Shomont edged Niles 9 to 7. Final scores featured a 15 to 3 win by Stahlers over Hopkinton Creamery and a back‑and‑forth softball battle that ended with Monticello’s Shomont beat the Niles team.
Historical note traces impeachment origins to England and medieval feudal structures. Discusses charges, lords, and king's prerogative, citing early procedures and trials. Mentions notable figures and evolving authority, with emphasis on parliamentary power and limitations.
A fragmented note discusses eagle propagation cycles noting a four year period and a one month segment. The legible text references timing and counts but lacks clear specifics or locations.
The article notes that business and finance are separated from parties, describing HUYA as a student of money in The American Magazine context. It presents a periodical view of financial topics and party dynamics.
A clipped Chicago Daily News line notes self-interest more likely to warp a man’s judgment than anything else. The fragment hints at editorial concern with personal motive shaping decisions.
Cascade Reds topped Oxford 8 to 4 in a pitched battle as Curry worked the mound and Jack Thenhaus strengthened the infield. Dyersville and Cascade played a tense rivalrous affair with running catches from Nieman and Hutton pleasing fans amid a windy, uneven display.
The Monticello Municipal Band under Bandmaster Lugene Byers gave a concert on First Street in Monticello at 8 o'clock last night. It drew many townspeople and visitors from nearby areas. A second concert is planned for next Wednesday evening, September 6, with potential additional shows if weather allows.
Sufferers should arrange to call on Dr. Wilbert Shallenberger M D a specialist in rectal and chronic diseases with years of experience treating piles and related conditions by non confining methods He will be available at Manchester Hotel Quen Charles Friday September th 496th visit Ex amination free
Mixed classifieds list for Monticello Amber area including for sale items a terrier pup a kitchen cabinet a yellow corn and lumber sale and a portable mill service Also jobs wanted and offered such as a Model T buyer a Jones county man needed and a weekly pay sales job with McKay Nursery Includes a house for rent a storm house inquiry and a nuisance hunting notice The notices reflect local economy with dates from Pd to 10-3 and 8-3 entries
Public notice announces William Holub appointed executor of William C Kehoe estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors urged to file claims sworn and timely or risk costs. date August 9 1934 in Anamosa. Also probate notice for Edward Hoyt will sets Sept 10 1934 for final proof in Jones County court with interested parties invited to appear.
Shallow scratches in the windshield may be removed by rubbing the glass with a hard felt pad moistened with water and dipped in rouge. The method relies on abrading the surface to reduce visible marks and return clarity.
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