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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
9
The article urges early toy shopping with advice on current toy trends and availability. It notes metal and rubber toys will be scarce while plastic and wood items rise, and highlights the challenge of finding dolls. Emphasis is placed on planning, parental guidance, and balanced play categories for development.
A compilation of property transfers in Iowa includes Lara Vermedahi and family selling Lot 10 and adjacent land in Soper & Boardman's subdivision to Wilma and Glenn Russell for nominal consideration. Several other deeds involve Grover and Mary Grant, Beulah Hasler and family, Susan Meyer, Otto and Hulda Allen, Lela Bonney, Jennie Bickerstaff, and Edith Miller transferring parcels in Morley and Onslow with life estates or joint tenancy.
Steaming corn bread is served with prune and tomato jam, cold sliced turkey, and a salad for an easy Sunday night supper. A quick grand option if unexpected guests arrive.
The 1946 Chevrolet debuts with style-leading design and quality construction. It highlights advanced engineering, proven performance, economy and dependability. The car’s massiveness and low stance are emphasized by a distinctive chrome grille and wide, low profile.
Iowa State College announces an 11 week winter session starting Jan 2 for the herdmen course. Since 1918 the program trains young men in practical agriculture with 6 months total, allowing three months this winter and three next winter. Enrollment requires an eighth grade certificate or higher, mailed to the registrar by Dec 17. Subjects cover livestock judging feeding breeding show preparation pedigree marketing meats and disease. No gun needed as pheasant spooked by tractor and picker near Waverly.
A wayward bird dove into Earl Vosseler’s lap yielding a pheasant that the Vosse ler family promptly shared for dinner. The unexpected catch provided a hearty meal and a tale for the household.
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