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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1930

Page

7

Dairies Drive Iowa Farm Income Through Milk Output

The piece outlines dairy's $120 million contribution to Iowa farm income, second to hogs, with dairy cows supplying 6.3 billion pounds of milk. It compares state cows to 796 state-owned cows and suggests improvements in breeding and feeding could double production with less feed. Towns urged to buy more Iowa butter.

Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Babcock Board of Control

Iowan Led American Embassy During Peking Uprising

Edwin H. Conger of Iowa headed the American legation in Beijing during the Boxer Uprising. Surrounded by danger in the British legation, he coordinated with a relief expedition as casualties rose. He refused spoils of war after Allied forces entered Peking and later served in diplomacy until 1905.

China Peking Edwin H. Conger Brazil Tientsin Lihe Conger Legation United States Mexico Dorothy Wagner State Historical Society of Town

Iowa Authors Highlight in New A Book of Iowa Authors

A forthcoming compilation from the Iowa State Teachers Association collects writings by native and resident Iowa authors including Blanche Bayliss Florence Call Cowles Mackinlay Kantor Ruth Suckow and Susan Glaspell. The volume features biographical sketches and critical pieces with articles on Emerson Hough Ruth Suckow and others plus planned focus on younger writers.

Iowa Beulah Schenk Gladys Denny Schultz Jay G. Sigmund Louise Worthington Smith Alice Carey Weitz Edward Alfred Steiner J. A. ‘Swisher American Legion Bess Streeter Aldrich Maxwell Anderson Bird T. Baldwin Thomas Beer Hanna E. Douglas Branch Johnson Brigham Albert Cotsworth Grace Nell Crowell Harold Norman Denny Edward Thomas Devine Dorothy Ann Dondore Middle America Edna Ferber Arthur D. Ficke Amlin Garland Middle Border Knut Louise Hovde Ethel Hueston Rupert Hughes Bertha Shore Jewett Helen Cowles le Cron Wesley B. Kerr Raymond Knister Thomas H. MacBride Inez Nellie McFee Everett Dean Martin Stella May Burke Chico Charles Edward Merriam Chicago Honore Willsie Morrow Forever Free Frank Luther Mott History of Thomas Dowler Murphy New England Louis Hermann Pommel George Thomas White Patrick Frank Chapman Pellet Edwin Ford Piper Herbert Quick Mississippi Charles Edward Russell Sandy Hook Edwin Legrand Sabin Ross Santee W. E. F. Schmidt A. G L. F. Schmidt Benjamin Franklin Shambaugh Chelsa ©. Sherlock United States Hazel Schowalter Ruth Suckow Cora Virginia Swain Elswyth Thane Lowell Thomas R. H. Thomas Libbie Miller Travers Carl van Vechten Otha D. Wearin George Meason Whicher Thomas R. Williamson Iowa State Teachers Association Alice French Lydia M. Barrette Jeanette Brigham Donald Murphy Arthur Davison Ficke Lewis Worthington Smith Emerson Hough Chelsea Ge. Sherlock Edward, A. Steiner James B. Weaver Samuel H. M. Byers John T. Frederick Hamlin Garland Susan Glaspell Gladys Denny Shultz Alice Do. Weitz Thomas W. Duncan

Butter consumption survey reaches Iowa conclusions

The Emmetsburg Democrat reports Mark Thornburg notes 56 percent of people buy butter while 44 percent use substitutes. The survey suggests these ratios may apply statewide. Farmers also buy substitutes as much as city residents.

Emmetsburg Democrat Mark Thornburg

Library Notes on County Library Service for Rural Residents

The piece argues for county library service to extend free access beyond towns, noting 1925 county population 17818 with about 5000 in Anamosa or Monticello having library access. It urges county officers and local groups to back a library extension and invites listening to Forest Spalding on WHO each Thursday.

Henry Wordsworth Jones County Anamosa Monticello Forest Spalding Des Moines

Church Services and Activities Roundup

Local church notices list service times for Methodist Episcopal St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Congregational Castle Grove Reformed and Armin Tendick church events. Activities include Sunday school at 10 a.m., German language services, sermons on Life and Happiness, and a canvass by Every Member on Feb 9. Baptism of James Balster noted.

Methodist Episcopal Roy V. Porter Epworth League St. Matthew’s Ev Lutheran L. Adix Ladies’ Aid H. Schoon Castle Grove G. Wolf Edward Stadtmueller James Balster Armin H. Tendick

Butter Campaign Grows in Iowa States Effort

M. G. Thornburg secretary of agriculture reports butter advocacy across Iowa. Local creameries in Story Fayette Dallas and Boone counties have meetings and plan ads to support state and national campaigns. Business leaders cooperate as posters circulars and ad copy are prepared by the National Dairy Council in Chicago. Local groups urged to request materials.

Iowa M. G. Thornburg Story Fayette Dallas Boone Thornburg National Dairy Council Chicago

Port Freight Totals Show New York Leading Global Hub

The port of New York remains the world’s leading hub. Antwerp recorded 10,108,000 tons in the first six months, compared with New York’s 15,168,000 tons in the same period.

New York Antwerp Ae Hae Peery Os Aeparison

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