Monticello Defeats Mount Vernon In Slow Basketball Game
Monticello high wins its seventh straight, beating Mount Vernon 20 to 6. The contest featured cautious play and close fouls, with Monticello pulling away late as Schneider and Lang sparked the rally and Zubler added scores.
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Montiesto High
Mount Vernon
Teaas
Grant
Monticello
Monnet Vernon
Uutil
Schneider
Lang
Dill
L. Zobler
Floc Sounder
Capt. Thayden
Cottrell
Walt
Maan Vernon
Sumac
Varnen
Punter L. Zubler Hayden
Sehneider Re
W. Zubler
Geoden
Gar East Lang
Budler
Catt Marshely
Sehi Cder
Masden
Larce Gottren
Cornell
Lias
Congregational Church Events Across Sunday Services
The Congregational Church outlines morning worship and evening services with speakers from the Congregational Conference of Town. St Matthew's and other local churches host sermons and activities, including community prayers and fellowship hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita
Yaocoatl
Chureki Pattae Nes
Lelvuerk
Pla
Johucer, Ous Crinbendert
Congregational Conference of Town
St. Matthew*s
Bes Lithbern
Oak Bb
Peetor
Sunday Solsiers Church Activities and Immigration Talk
The notice outlines church events including Sunday School Morning Worship Young People’s League and a Sunday evening lecture titled Where Cross the Crowded Was of bite. The immigration question is framed as a local issue connected to church efforts and attendees are urged to arrive on time for Song Service and Sunday school at 10 am. Look for the Mellow Meadows County Fair announcement in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilougsm
Ashi Wot
Upworth League
Additon
Mellow Meadows County Fair
Senator Underwood Counters Bonus and Tax Cut Plan
Washington Star reports Senator Underwood dismisses claims that a soldier bonus and tax reduction can be enacted together. He criticizes what he calls mental acrobats who argue such a combination is possible or logical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Underwood
Right to Be Well Born: Child Health Crisis Exposed
Mrs. Litt Lancaster of Town State College outlines dire US child health stats including malnutrition five million with defective eyes five million with defective hearing and four million with weak spines. She cites high infant mortality and urges a Bill of Rights for the child with two sane parents and proper environment and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Litt Lancaster
Town State College
Finland
Scotland
Denmark
Ireland
Australia
Sweden
Norway
New Zealand
Dia New Zealand
Lancaster
Guy Yous
Uae
Pruning Guidelines for Lowa Loci Te Geatie Fruit Trees
The text outlines two main pruning methods: corrective and general annual pruning to boost yield. It advises removing crossing or parallel branches, thinning central branches when three exist, and trimming dead or broken limbs. Cuts over 1.5 inches may be painted, and avoid pigments in priming scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Extension Department
Speciahists
Planting a Farm Woodlot for Wind Protection in Iowa
Farm advisory from Iowa State College forestry extension urges farmers to plant windbreaks to shield buildings from severe western and northwest winds. Recommendations include white pine, white spruce, Norway spruce, and Scotch pine, with site and soil considerations. Nurseries fill orders by date, so plan now to ensure seedlings reach ground early in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode
Forestry Extension Service
Lone State College
Phans
Iowa
Perth
North West
Modern Decay of Citizenship Cited in Political Rhetoric
A public lament cites a lapse of civic duty with 51 percent of qualified voters not voting in the last presidential election. The author questions whether republican women’s organizations can revive dormant citizens and warns against factions that prioritize self over national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liviu
Walter Scott
America
Republican Women’s Organizations
Scotch Grove Township Trustees Meet Notice
Scotch Grove Township trustees will meet at the clerk’s home on February 11 at 1 p.m. Bids for road work will be received. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. W Be Claik, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove Township
W. Be Claiuk
Lower taxes and less legislation rally Ohio farmers
The essay argues that reducing taxes and cutting legislation go hand in hand to lessen government bureaucracy. It portrays boards and agencies as bloated, costly, and largely useless, creating burdens on taxpayers. Farmers are labeled as the ultimate victims of this overgrown system.
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Kristan Post
Ohio
United States
Wise men should seek wives in proper settings, not streets
J. W. Hoch of the Marton Record warns against courting in public streets or shows. He says young men find suitable partners in modest homes, helping mothers, or in Sunday school, and condemns those who chase vainly after girls as not worth the effort.
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J. W. Hoch
Marton
Kansas
Monticello City Council Proceedings February 4 1924
Monticello Iowa city council held a February 4 1924 meeting. Officers present Bates diutrenany Schneider Roewad Van Meter Minyvor and City Clerk. Minutes from January 7 and adjourned sessions January 21 read and approved with corrections. Reports covered band tax water and general funds with numerous city expenditures and payables. A resolution authorized payment of claims against city funds if sufficient balance existed. Another resolution authorized borrowing 700 dollars from Monticello State Bank to cover fire fund bills with six percent interest. The council also approved tax and water bill adjustments and fund status notes.
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Bates
Diutrenany
Sehneider
Roewad
van Meter
Minyvor
Bandgary
Peta
General Mand Loan
Montivello State Bank
Monticello
General Fund
ASB
Light and Co
Baa de
Htwa
Jane
Iowa
General Mund
Coxsee & Coxsee
Matt Farrote & Sons
Sy J. Isa
Ead
Ato
Faw
Naka
Hay
Will Lattle
John Boner
Bell Pel
W. Bell Tel. Co
S. Lee
N. Davidson
Red Kellum
Bi. Reed
A. Meyer
T. J. George
Leroy Churk
Monticello St
Harvey Harford
Bertone
R Central Lbr
Coal Marsh Altice
T Carson
Dautremont
Jone
Finance Committee
City
Monticello State Bank
Tre
Schmedder
UN Meter
Nahe
John Schmildt
Coun C
Gond
Droetaur & Con
Hick
Coun
Monticello to issue Liberty Memorial Bonds for 1924
City of Monticello Iowa plans to issue a series of thirty six five hundred dollar Liberty Memorial Bonds dated February 1 1924. Bonds bear five percent interest payable May and November and mature from 1929 to 1937 in numerical order with principal funded by a permanent Memorial Building tax levy. Bonds signed by mayor and city clerk with coupons payable in Monticello.
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United States of America
Monticello
Iowa
State of Iowa
Lown
Monticeliar
City of
Matiner Ag
State of
Maurice
Notice of Appraisal Time and Place for Inheritance Tax
District court in Jones county Iowa lists appraisers for two estates Samuel C Pfeil and Helen Smith. Appraisals scheduled for March 8 1924 at 1 00 pm at the clerk's office Anamosa Iowa with interested parties invited to be heard.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Samuel C. Pfeil
W. J. Burbank
Margaret Pfeil
Samuel C.pfeil
Larry Gillilan
Floyd Gillilan
Ernest Gerpenter
Christian Home
Margaret Ell
Anamosa
State of Towain
Helen Smith
Henry M. Carpenter
Peter C. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Monticello
William McDonald
Elizabeth McDonald
Jones
Richardson A. O. Sones
J. W. Conmey
Town
David Smith
Hopkinton
Mary C. Smith
Ohio
Helen Hunter
Indianola
James Burston
Delhi
Jane White
Center Junction
John Bailey
Towa
Jessie Smith
Ellen Crans
Davenport
James R.smith
Oklahoma
Des Moines
J. N. Smith
Ben Smith
Miles City
Montana
William Smith
A. G. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Margaret McGuire
Nebraska
Owen Smith
Denver
Colorado
Bert Smith
Sacramento
California
Fred Smith
Farmington
James Robertson
David Robbertson
Marion
John Robertson
Florida
Clarence Robertson
Wisconsin
Andrew Robertson
Rock Rapids
Will McDonald
Scotland
Elizabeth Warry
Margaret Davis
Mary Ellen McDonald
Wyoming
James McDonald
Wastka
Los Angeles
George McDonald
Lewis McDonald
John McDonald
Eliza A Ser
Richardson, A, O
Sonms J. W
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Wittohees Sh V7 AG
Arpiva
Reed
T . Ade
Monticello St. Bank
Roydetr Cheek
Wesperation
Suranea
Starvard Insurance Co
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Congregational Church
Georges Wo MeNure
Proeby Towin Church
Leonard Pinchett
Paton
Phureliy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert BE. Cou
Mantora
Scotch Grove
Po Cauesaon
Tabor
Monticello Mee
Burrighter
Beth Tel Co
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Central Libr & Coal Co
Tian Vie Soo
Perrine
Perrine Tire
Abeetine
J. Cisse
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
The
Thirty-eighth General Assembly of Law
Elrents- Hou
City of Man
A. M. Maurice
C. R. Neal
Ve L. Hanssen
Lou Scherrer
C. W. Balsiger
J. L. Kaufman
Franklin Barn Equipment Co
W. John Bass, Jr
C. L. van Meter
Cedar and
Third Streets
W. J Cochrane
Minnie Lewis
West First Street
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Joe N. Miller
J. Charles J. Jones
Peter Dress
Kate Wylie
Queen St
Dubuque
Cecil B. Curtis
B. H. Hanken
Elizabeth Maloney
Nanhne Hanken
Onslow
DR. A. M. Maurice
Lovell
J. H. Fraser
M.D
Roald Henry George
J. W. Doxsee
A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Lovell Block
Montitello
J. E. Bateman
Monticello, Iowa
Thomas
Stimpson
Anamosa, Iowa
George Albery
I. V. ‘Dautremont
H. McGarvey
Duer
Monticello, Lown
H. L. Farber
Palmer
Chas. Greenberg Furrier
Second St
E. S., Erland Livestock and Real Estate
Newhall
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Icks VapoRus
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Dot
Industrial Relations Department
Ndidhia
Indiaea
Middle West
Michigan Ave
Chicago
III
Universal
Ford
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