Scotch Grove Farm Bureau to Meet December 14
The Scotch Grove Farm Bureau will meet December 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hughes with music by Dale Ladehoff and a playlet by Paul Ladehoff and Mary Ann Otten. Guest speaker Mr. Heiserman of Monticello and the county agent will speak, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
John Otten
L. J. Schlemme
Larkin Club
Dick Naylor
Ray Adams
Ethel Courtney
A. B. Nichols
Nichols
Center Junction
Clifton Abbott
Sunteam Mission Band
Jesus
Homemakers Guide to Making Chocolate Creams and Bon-Bons
Homemaker instructions describe preparing fondant centers for chocolate creams and bon bons using flavors such as vanilla maple and tutti frutti. It covers shaping centers handling with powdered sugar and waxed paper storage, plus dipping cherries and making peanut clusters with fondant. A next week column promises detailed dipping methods.
Wallace speech urges strong defense of shores
The Wall Lake Blade quotes a patriotic stance urging readiness to defend America’s shores against any threat. The message emphasizes protection of national interests and preparedness for potential conflict, implying a call to mobilize resources and resolve.
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Wall Lake
America
Around The Acres With an Express Reporter
A. G. Bohlken, county land bank director, backs high school education for farmers’ sons and argues for Argentine corn imports to keep prices down. Herman Herren’s son Hertert shines at Monte high. Tom Sackett edges corn picker wages, while Thomas Faust reaps 80 bushels per acre and plans to milk 21 cows with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bohlken
Federal Land Bank
Soil Conservation Committee
Herman Herren
Hertert
Monte High
Herman
Thomas Faust
Frederick
Monticello Council approves bonds for City Hall project
Monticello Iowa council in adjourned session on Nov 28 1938 adopts Ordinance No 81 issuing 27500 for City Hall bonds and approves related resolutions to issue 35000 sewer outlet and purifying plant bonds and to fix sale dates. Attest Ray Echternacht City Clerk. A note adds a short 1939 Philippine rice crop forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
F. D. McLaughlin
E. W. Brashaw
Zack Graves
E. M. Keyes
Wm. Shelley
Netcott
Brashaw
Keyes
Graves
Shelley
Skelley
No Room for Communist, Nazist, and Fascist Ideology
A Woonsocket South Dakota article proclaims there is no room for communists, nazis, or fascists in America. It calls for stripping citizenship rights and deportation for those who adopt such doctrines, asserting Americanism as the sole creed for national safety.
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Woonsocket
S. D
America
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Farm Bureau
May Himebaugh
Women's Community Club
W. B. Gark
Mercy Hospital
Marie Moats
L. E. Moats
Anamosa
Balsiger
Wilma Kuhns
Laura Sinclair
L. J. Hughes
Bernard Cass
Courtney
Clark
Scotch Grove Church
C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Onslow
Naylor
Velma Allyn
National Defense
Express
Tom Sackett
Tom
Tom George
Council Proceedings
D. McLaughlin
Ray Echternacht
Chester A. Condit Monticello
Jeanik Bldg
Scovill
Scovill Schools
Clinton, Iowa
C.F
Wm. Penn
White Owl
Cremos
Santa Claus
Monarch
Nash
Sanico Moderne
Iu 1939
Radiorgan
Wnions
Arend Balster’s Stores
Wes
Airline Eagle Flying Star
Ryan
Coggon
Prairieburg
Schmit Brothers
P. J
J.C. Herard
Monticello State Bank
Sand Springs
Fred J. Welter
J. C. Herard
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