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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1925

Page

5

Fall pigs may fetch high prices next spring says expert

Rex Beresford livestock extension specialist notes that the fall pig crop was small and losses were heavy. He urges farmers to push fall pigs this winter with dry clean quarters, ample feed including hay and mineral mixtures, and indoor water access. A Iowa plan mixes linseed meal with tankage or adds oilmeat and ground alfalfa for protein.

Iowa Rex Berz Mr. Beresford Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Iowa corn show at State College Ames promises top exhibits

Readings note critics will return samples with evaluations at the close of the show. Plans call for one of the best corn and small grain shows yet held as Joe Robinson, secretary, announces premium lists. The Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association offers about 2000 in cash premiums and 92 silver cups funded by banks across 62 counties. Grand champion trophies and more than 5000 dollars will be awarded to the largest and best exhibits.

Town ‘State College Ames Criticiama Pote Plana Stolta Joe .L. Robinson Towa Corn

Pressure Cooker Time Saver With Special Racks

A historical note explains pressure cookers save fuel and time. It highlights features like special racks and sets of pans allowing multiple foods to be cooked, noting the device can pay for itself after months of use. Miss Rapp is cited on fuel savings.

Hampton merchants draw game of chance halted by law

An Iowa Hampton business association ran a Saturday drawing where each $1 purchase or deposit put a ticket in a box. Five tickets were drawn weekly for $5 prizes, with autos and radios promised later for a $2,000 total prize pool. State officials halted the contest after four neighboring towns complained the event resembled gambling. Rex Manatt, council chair, said the merchants will drop the contest.

Hampton Attorney. General of Iowa Retail Merchants Council of Franklin County R. R. Stuart Merchants’ Council Retail Merchants

Iowa road plan promises temporary relief from mud

Governor Hamill and the State Highway Commission released details of a stopgap road improvement program. They say it will provide Iowa with temporary relief from mudridden conditions, though critics argue permanent construction would be cheaper in the long run.

Davenport Hammill Iowa Towa

President may revise court martial rulings questioned

The article notes President may review court martial decisions, though doubt remains on action. It highlights respect for proper authority and suggests Col. Mitchell should prepare for potential martyrdom rhetoric on chautauqua circuits.

Council Coolidge Col. Mitchell

Jones county youth to Ames for junior short course visit

About twenty Jones county boys and girls depart for Ames this week with leaders to attend the junior short course December 28 to January 1. The trip is funded by local groups including the Jones County Bankers association the Farmers Mutual Creamery company and the Poultry Association of Monticello. Nora Workman Ames specialist led a home furnishings lesson in Jones county and 28 leaders and 28 visitors attended training schools with 28 meetings reported. The farm bureau reports seed corn germination tests over 2 000 kernels showing wide variation and advice to ear test and select seed before planting with a call for more samples by January 1.

Jones County Ames B. EF. Tyrrell Folowing Court Hilda Brodersen Frieda Anna Lorenzen Genevieve Streeter Vada Coleman Helen van Buren Margaret Caspers Esther Mac Donald Avelda Hanssen Mildred Wilcox Nora Workman Farm Bureau’ Office

Hundredth birthday celebration at Hopkinton marked

Mrs Martha Gienapp of Hopkinton turned 100 last Saturday with many relatives in attendance. She remains able to manage household duties as Rev George Coleman of Renue the Convent church resigns after thirteen years. Cedar county plans a September vote to fund hard surfaced roads with bonds up to 1 500 080.

Martha’ Gienapp Hopkinton Gienapp George Coleman Renue the Covent Harvard University Cedar County

Sacred Heart overwhelms Xavier High in high school hoops

Sacred Heart defeated Xavier High of Dyersville 30 to 4 at Sacred Heart gym. The hosts dominated from the start with Hookstra Ferring and Schlemmer scoring repeatedly as Xavier, a veteran, could not find offense. Tauke led Xavier with the only field basket, while Dunn and Standing Guard contributed on defense and playmaking.

Eye Opporellis Sacred Heart High School Xavier High Dyersville Sacred Heart Hookstra Ferring Xavier McAleer Dress Schlemmer Monticello Albuni Gump Simmons Dunn Tauke Naviers Ff Schlemmer Bae Hookstri Ogni FT Pettinger Koelker Fangman Manley Skuiley

Mid-winter Scout hike down the river to camp

A Scout troop recounts an overnight midwinter hike starting at 9:30 on Tuesday. They sledded five across ice y, reached camp in two hours, built a tepee, cooked meals by a fire, kept warm, and returned home enjoying frosted trees and icy scenery, with logs and singing by the fire.

Shomont Farm Tce Wil

bankers and fraud losses reach 1.4 billion in twelve months

Collier's Weekly cites the American Bankers Association estimating 1.4 billion dollars lost to fraudulent stocks in the past year. The figure equals about 138 dollars per person for every man woman and child in the nation. The piece urges the public to consult bankers and to rely more on banking.

Collier's Weekly American Bankers’ Association

End of the Labor Party in the State

The former labor party is dead as former leaders Tom Ayres and Alice Lorraine Daly concede there is no use continuing. They acknowledge the party’s decline and surrender to the inevitable.

Tom Ayres Alice Lorraine Daly

Moving picture exhibitor faces busy season in Shenandoah

Boston Transcript notes a Shenandoah Iowa exhibitor who informs patrons when a show is poor. if his judgments reflect genuine quality concerns, he may be very busy as such notices spread.

Boston Transcript Shenandoah Iowa

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