Monticello Cage Five Defeats Dubuque 33-23 in Key Match
Monticello Black Panthers beat Dubuque 38-23 in a sharp defensive win their first over Dubuque since 1937. Bob Lidely led with 17 points while Bong Bader Sichels and Thoeney battled under the basket. The praised teamwork and new defense helped Monticello secure the victory and break a long rival stretch.
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Monticello Defeats Hopkinton by 39 to 13 in Key Game
Monticello showcased a new defensive system and strong offense to crush Hopkinton 39 13. Seb Liddy led scoring with 14 points while Jim Bone, Roy Monare and Wally Schneider contributed as Monticello’s top players, though the second unit struggled. Junior high followed with Monticello edging Hopkinton by one point as Dale Griffith led scoring with seven.
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Hopkinton Clan
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Grafft Re elected Farm Bureau President in 1940 meeting
G R R Grafft a Jackson township farmer was re elected president of the Jones County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting in Memorial hall Wyoming. Other officers elected include Harold Deischer Castle Grove township vice president Don Wherry Oxford township secretary and William Jansen Wayne township treasurer Mrs Oliver FurstOmn was named chairman of the women s division and Mrs W O Clark Scotch Grove named county 4 H club committee chairman James McLaughlin was elected boys 4 H club county chairman The morning program covered 4 H club reports rural youth project reports and the 1941 Farm Bureau program prepared by county agents and committees … a county wide 25th anniversary celebration for the Farm Bureau was announced for 1941 with plans to be formed.
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Jackson Township
Jones County
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Wyoming
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Castle Grove
Don Wherry
Oxford Township
William Jansen
Wayne Township
Oliver Furst
Qlin
Women’s Sion
Farm Bureau
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Clark
Scotch Grove
James McLaughlin
Staateige Ln
Round Cirls
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Marion Balster
County Farm Bureau
Carl Smith
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Howard Masteller
Cedar Rapids
Mastellar
Iowa
Farm Bureau Federations
Edear Neneh
Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Cooperative
J. T. Lorenzen
W. D. McLaughlin
The
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Paul Smith Addresses Monticello Rotary on Hybrid Corn
Rotary members Alfred Remley Paul Smith and Supt Kinser attended the Monticello club meeting. Smith spoke on New Trends in Hybrid Corn noting a shift toward softer car types and highlighting the Reid yellow dent strain from Anamosa. A committee was formed for a holiday party for Rotarians and Rotary anns in January.
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Paul Smith
Supt. Kinser
Anamosa
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Homemakers Meet At Deischer Home
An all day Homemakers meeting was hosted at the Deischer home by Mrs Harrold Deischer. Ten members and two guests Ruth Hunter and Mrs Austin Spahr attended a pot luck dinner after a lesson on the Selection of Cagts led by Mrs Delay King with assist from Mrs Schemmel.
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Beernpoer
Ongen
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Schemmel
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Pew
Fire destroys stone house on M T Stott farm
A fire on the M. T. Stott farm last Monday burned the stone house and household goods. The ten ant family living there lost everything, with total damages estimated at 1600 dollars, insured by German Mutual Insurance Company.
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Perrine Appointed Assistant County Attorney in Linn County
Beahl T. Perrine of Cellar Rapids is named assistant county attorney for Linn County and will begin January 2, under William M. Crissman the county attorney. The appointment, subject to board of supervisors confirmation, fills the post vacated by E A Fordyce who served Cedar Rapids as attorney for 30 years and with the county attorney's office as assistant for 18 years.
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Beahl T. Perrine
Cellar Rapids
Linn County
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Linn
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E. A. Fordyce
Cedar Rapids
Perrine Named Cedar Rapids Lawyer in County Posts
Years serving under three county attorneys, Perrine has practiced law in Cedar Rapids since June 1927. A Michigan law graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Perrine of Monticello, his office salary is listed at $2,000 a year. POR SALE-BOY'S BICYCLE James Hubbard Phone 89F5. 1-w FOR SALE 7 YR OLD STRAWBERRY ROAN MARE weight about 1600 lbs Yearling Duroc Jersey stock hog. Harry Guyan phone 823 1-w-pdx
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Cedar Rapids
University of Michigan
John Perrine
Monticello
Duroc
Jersey
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