Iowa Warns Of Second Pinch In Driver Responsibility Law
The Iowa Department of Public Safety said about 150 drivers will face license plate seizure this week for driving without a valid license. About 200 were warned earlier to surrender plates or post proof of financial responsibility. only two complied. Affected drivers must pass a full license exam to redeploy plates after compliance. Additionally 80 more licensees convicted of intoxication or other moving violations will have plates seized.
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Iowa Department of Public Safety
Iowa
State Highway Patrol
Department of Public Safety
Farm Calendar Dates For Madison Area 4-H Meetings
Farm Bureau events listed for Hale at Olin school Harvey Manuel's and Jackson Farm Bureau at Black Oak school. Includes Dec 12 13 15 16 with Madison Scotch Grove Onslow 4-H groups and a Father-Son banquet.
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Hale Farm Bureau
Olin School
Madison Farm Bureau
Harvey Manuel's
Martello
Madison
Scotch Grove
Hale
Onslow
Jackson
Black Oak School
Nelson's Promotion Details Spark Shopper Interest
Advertisement teases prizes including a $400 diamond ring a $125 Bulova watch a 52 piece silver set and a $17.50 pen pencil set inviting readers to Nelson's for full details and entry information.
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Nelson’s
Adv
Hope to Absorb College Surplus
The Army asks universities to cooperate in a plan to raise the regular army to 1 070 000 by absorbing surplus students. Departments will appoint personnel counselors to coordinate with the recruiting service and offer veterans education through the United States armed forces institute while serving.
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Department of the Army
Army
Air Force
U.S. Army
United States Armed Forces Institute
Voters Ordered to Polling Places in City
Voters are notified to appear and vote at their assigned polling place by order of the City Commission under Chapter 407 of the Code of Iowa. The notice specifies residence as the basis for polling location.
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Iowa
Castle Grove Rangers Hold Regular Meeting
Castle Grove Rangers gathered at David Cartano's home with 17 members and five parents. They planned a Christmas party and box social with the Castle Grove girls' club. Talks covered rat control, selecting a dairy calf, operating a corn planter, tractor transmissions, with lunch served by Mrs. Cartano.
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Castle Grove Rangers
David Cartano
Castle Grove Girls’ Club
Jim Heiken
Joe Tuttle
Bob Spahr
Dale Mardorf
Cartano
Buck the coyote killer dog tops Iowa hunting legends
In Stuart, a five year old Great Dane named Buck, owned by Garland Davis, is hailed as Iowa’s leading coyote and fox hunter. In his first year of hunting he killed 22 foxes, and he works with a team of trailing dogs to close in on targets.
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Iowa
Stuart
Buck
Garland Davis
May reinstate aviation cadets for pilot training
Wartime qualified aviation cadets whose hopes for pilot training were ended by the curtailment of the aviation cadet program in 1944 45 may be reinstated Major Stevenson recruiting officer said today. Men in this category may be reinstated by passing the physical examination if unmarried between 20 and 26 and have two or more years of college study. Formerly qualified cadets should write to the Headquarters United States Air Force Aviation Cadet Section Washington 25 D C for information and instructions.
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Air Force
Stevenson
Headquarters
United States Air Force
Aviation Cadet Section
Washington
D. C
Richland Thanksgiving Socials and Bus Run Noted
Richland residents hosted Thanksgiving dinners with guests from nearby towns including Monticello and Des Moines. The Monticello school bus began its first Richland run, and the Schneiters hosted multiple gatherings with pinochle games and shared meals. Free drawing tickets offered at Nelson's through Dec 24.
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Richland
Richland Me
Walter Heath
Alva Eilers
Gon Harry
Raymond Tuetken
Kenneth
Virginia
Carol
Henry Wismeier
Carl Hein
Melvin
Dale
Glenn
Galen Hein
John
Leeda
Ivan
William Hoffman
Marjory
Clarence Nosbisch
Len Hein
Charles Oeschger
Monticello
John Turnis
Des Moines
Robert Levien
Cedar Rapids
Frank Schneiter
Billy Phelps
Nelson's
Pheasant hunters in Shelby county kill two coyotes
Jack Hackett and Lawrence Koltemann flushed and killed two coyotes near Tennant, Shelby county. The animals had been killing sheep in the area, and with the pair's action, at least two of the predators will no longer threaten livestock.
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Tennant
Shelby County
Jack Hackett
Lawrence Koltemann
Farm elevator accident injures two Pella boys
Two Pella youths were injured in separate elevator accidents. John Bandstra, 10, suffered a broken leg and internal injuries when an elevator collapsed on him. Earlier, 14 year old Lawrence Vander Molen sustained a brain concussion after an elevator fell on him. he has since recovered.
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Pella
John Bandstra
Lawrence Vander Molen
Deer joins cattle scene near New London barnyard
Harlan Hunter observed cattle in an agitated yard near New London as a large buck deer mingled with the stock, then leaped away into nearby brush after a startled glance at him.
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Harlan Hunter
New London
Mr. Hunter
Gov Blue Orders Iowa Legislature Special Session
Governor Blue calls a special session of the Iowa legislature in Des Moines at 10 a.m. on December 16 to consider the 1948 state income tax rate. The push seeks a reduction from 100 percent to 50 percent or other tax relief measures, with legislators showing mixed views on exemptions and real estate effects.
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Blue
Iowa
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Castle Grove Royal Rangers Host Christmas Party for 4-H Girls
At the December 1 meeting held at David Cartano’s home, eighteen Royal Rangers members attended along with five parents and one visitor to the Castle Grove gathering featuring a Christmas party and box social for Castle Grove 4-H girls.
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Castle Grove
Royal Rangers
David Cartano
Real Estate Transfers in Wyoming and Oxford Junction
Real estate transfers include Elsie Bender transferring Lots 6 and 7 in block 2 Clark's addition Wyoming to Raymond and Sarah Lee Garside as joint tenants for 1 dollar. Louis Gibson and Tilcy M wife Florence Wooton Homan to Peter F Schladetzky for 2500. Lot 4 block 20 D Flanigan's second add to Oxford Junction. Peter Joseph Puetz to Thresia M Puetz quitclaim deed one dollar. Swine% northwest and northwest portions described.
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Elsie Bender
Raymond
Sarah Lee Garside
Clark
Wyoming
Louis Gibson
Tilcy M
Florence Wooton Homan
Peter F. Schladetzky
D. Flanigan
Oxford Junction
Peter Joseph Puetz
Thresia M. Puetz
Property Deed Transfers Record in Jones County
Real estate transactions include multiple quitclaim and warranty deeds in Jones County towns Monticello Anamosa and Rome. Listings name grantors and grantees such as F D Sutherland Blanche Reynolds C F Shimanek Peter Miller Grace Luckstead Loretta Luckstead and others with parcel details Lot numbers blocks adds and consideration cited with dates and book page references. The transfers cover diverse properties including subdivisions Varvel additions and New Railroad addition parcels.
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Darlene L. Rohwedder
Walter
Mary Helen Luckstead
Loretta Luckstead
Qod
Rome
Olin
Earl A. van Voltenburg
Bernice Mitchell
Ernest
Harold van Voltenburg
Florence
Thelma MacDonald
Sylvester
C. F. Shimanek
Varvel
Monticello
Peter G. Miller
Grace
M. B. Leonard
Hall Manufacturing Co
Jones County Records
Administrator Named for Van Voltenburg Estate in Iowa
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints Earl A Van Voitenburg as administrator of the estate of James M Van Voltenburg deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to the administrator. The notice is dated Anamosa Iowa November 35 1947 and lists attorney C Shimanek for the estate.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
James M. van Voltenburg
Anamosa
A. D
Earl A. van Voitenburg
C. ¥. Shimanek
Monticello Special Election Proclamation 1947
Public notice announces a Monticello Iowa special election on December 29 1947 from 8am to 8pm. Voters will decide on completing land acquisition and establishing a juvenile swimming pool and playgrounds, with indebtdness and bonds up to 20000 dollars and an annual tax levy. The measure seeks to finance the project through bonds and a property tax.
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Monticello
Iowa
Monticello seeks new bonds for juvenile pool plan
A public measure asks Monticello Iowa voters to authorize land acquisition for a juvenil swimming pool and playgrounds, contract indebtedness up to 30000 dollars, issue bonds up to 30000 dollars, and levy a tax up to one and a half mills annually for bond interest. The election details include ward polling sites and precincts.
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Monticello
Jones County
Iowa
City of Monticello
Epoatt
Helmer
Matthiessen
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