Power Sew George Clevenger of Liberty Mo
George Clevenger of Liberty Missouri husband of a former Iowa resident is noted in this brief item.
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George Clevenger
Liberty
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
8
Unspecified incident injures man with flying board fragment
A piece of a board broke loose and pierced a man’s lung. He is hospitalized and placed under an oxygen tent as doctors treat his injuries.
All Iowa Rural recommends all-weather roads for 20 year plan
A legislative committee report recommends preserving the current highway system while expanding to meet 20 year goals. It envisions 2200 miles of dust free primary roads, all weather secondary roads for farms, and extensive funding increases from taxes and fees to support the program. It projects a 35 percent growth in highway use over 12 years and outlines financing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. T. Dykhouse
Rock Rapids
Farm Electricity Use Is Mounting In Iowa
Efficient power use grows as farms show rapid wiring growth and rising demand. Harold Beaty of Iowa State College notes 80.1 percent of Iowa farms on electricity by June 30 per REA, with winter loads likely to strain supply. He advocates two steps: reduce waste and spread use via automatic controls, stressing off peak operation and smarter water heaters, timing for oven use, and thermostat driven livestock waterers. Electrical wiring quality and large motors should be checked. REA data suggests many farms would fail wiring inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Harold Beaty
Iowa State College
Beaty
REA
Real Estate Transfers Hayes to Kula joint tenants
Glenn and Dorothy Lerene Hayes convey to Dennis and Beulah J. Kula jointly. The grant includes the south 3 acres of the northwest quarter and a tract in the southeast quarter described by metes and bounds, except for a half acre in the southeast corner and a parcel formerly used as a school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Dorothy Lerene Hayes
Dennis F
Beulah J. Kula
Real estate transfers and cemetery survey descriptions
Legal deeds recorded transferring ownership of land parcels in sections 26 23 14 and 83 3 west including Porest Chapel cemetery limits in Olin and Oxford Junction Iowa with joint tenancy between Thomas Thomsen and the Thomsen spouses and multiple serial lots in Cronkhite’s addition to Olin. Names include Willard R McCormick Harriet M McCormick Bernard Ottoway Anna Wosoba Joseph Straka Velma Straka and Carter Flanigan’s addition land parcels totaling several acres and lot blocks with specific dimensions and right of way references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomsen
William P
Mary E. Thomsen
Willard R
Harriet M. McCormick
Bernard Francis Ottoway
Cronkhite
Olin
Jones County
Iowa
Anna Wosoba
Annie Wosoba
Joseph A
Velma E. Straka
Carter & Flannigan
Oxford Junction
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IIJ
Monticello High School
The
Willy
Bettye Knapp
Roe Peterson
Miss Judy Dekoster
Willoughby Adams
Aunt Hester
Louise Aunt
Alga
Inner Willy Marybelle Turner
Stanley Clark
Mike
Trudy Marshall
Janet Marshall
Carol Martin
Robert Reuter
Marilyn Miller
Marjorie Behrends
Jeanne Harms
Rodney Rieken
Margaret Eilers
Roy Dreibelbis
Willis Harms
Roma Hoult
Janis Harris
Mary Reyner
Willoughby
Waren
Buick
Bb. Meeps
McLaughlin
Buick Company
S. Cedar Street
Monticello, Iowa
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