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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

7

Iowa State House Dome Repairs and State Transport Network

The article notes a planned 80000 dollar interior dome restoration funded by the last general assembly. It details the Iowa Railway Commission data on 11651 miles of for hire passenger and freight service, with 6257 miles on bus routes and 6394 miles by trucks, and a 1000 mile increase in routes. It lists 32 passenger bus companies operating about 250 buses and 102 freight carrier firms.

State House General Assembly Iowa Railway Commission Daniel Maroney Rock Island Des Moines Dan Maroney Dan Jim Rock Island Road Matt T. P. Maroney Valley Junction

Record corn yield by E. W. Drake near Griswold

The largest Iowa yield by area came from E. W. Drake near Griswold Cass county with 35 acres producing 101 bushels per acre. planted May 2 and 3 under cold weather. Seed was Reid's Yellow Dent stored to avoid freezing all winter. Stand described as almost perfect.

Iowa E. W. Drake Griswold Cass County Reid

Des Moines Crowd Hears National Negro School Founder

Large Des Moines church hosts Prof. Laurence Jones founder of Piney Woods Negro School Mississippi. He outlines school plans and new building while highlighting Iowa ties and local donors including Finkbine brothers who contributed land.

Des Moines Laurence Jones Piney Woods Mississippi Jones Iowa Marshalltown State University Towa Finkbine Brothers South Annals of

Trapped Animal Fangs Bite Hand. Fatal Rat Fever Follows

A man lifting a trap by its chain was bitten when the animal climbed the chain and fastened its fangs into his hand. He paid little heed to the wound, and soon contracted rat fever, a medical term for rat bite fever, leading to his death.

Three men found guilty of spearing muskrats near Estherville

Three men were found guilty of spearing muskrats in their houses near Four Mile Lake, violating state game laws. The houses were destroyed and each offender was fined $100. Trapping had slowed, so spearing was used, with disastrous results.

Four Mile Lake Estherville

Jesse James Jr Visits Bedford Court For Estate Settlement

Kansas City attorney Jesse James Jr. called at the Bedford courthouse in Taylor County to settle the estate of Jesse Engle of Sheridan Missouri, famed breeder of the Beau Blanchard strain of Hereford cattle. James, son of the infamous outlaw, was there representing a client in the matter.

Jesse James, Jr Kansas City Court House Bedford Taylor County Jesse Engle Sheridan James

Icebound Traveling Show Draws Leon Curiosity

A Hammond brothers troupe展示 a Eskimo igloo canopy trailer with dogs and sleds in Leon, while their Arctic lecture and film act draws crowds. The article also notes Iowa farm incomes, apples near Logan, and historic local landmarks tied to W C Moody and Senator Dolliver.

Leon Hammond Wilkins

Recalls Early Days in Northwestern Town Town

M. W. Fitz, president of the Farmers Savings Bank at Manson Calhoun County, recalls the early days in the town, reflecting on its founding, development, and key figures who shaped its growth. The account highlights local history and Fitzgerald's perspective as a leading banker in the community.

Fitz W. C. Moody United States Jonathan P. Dolliver M. W. Fitz The Farmers Savings Bank Manson Calhoun County

Soil quality boosts grape industry in Council Bluffs area

Strong soil quality supports a thriving grape industry in Council Bluffs with robust orchards in Mills and Fremont counties. The ad section highlights quick results via Want Ads for buyers and sellers seeking farming and orchard opportunities.

Council Bluffs Mills Fremont Counties

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