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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1944
Page
8
Center Junction Men’s Community club reports Schick General Hospital Clinton auction on Feb 5 on the school grounds grossed $890 with $413 from sales and $477 in cash donations. Funds go to Army hospital authorities.
Final reports and application for discharge of the administrator and trustees in the estate listed are on file in the clerk of the district court of Jones county Iowa. A final hearing is set for February 28 1944 at which interested parties may appear and file exceptions show cause why reports should not be approved. Final report of Monticello State Bank administrator of the estate of Fred Brown deceased. Dated Anamosa Iowa February 5 1944. Clerk W L Pearson.
Poultry experts say hens idle egg production without proper vitamins quality proteins and minerals. Big Gain 82% Poultry Concentrate mixes with grain to supply essentials for health peak egg production and higher profits. Consult local dealer for a Big Gain Catalogue.
Wise mothers have long trusted herbs to ease constipation in children. A nightly tea made from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is suggested to soothe peevishness by cleansing the system naturally.
Navy men John and Elmer Huerter on furlough visit Anamosa families while numerous relatives and friends share games and refreshments. Separate visits include Mary Ellen Wismeier and other Wismeier family members in Monticello, Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with dinners and local hosting.
Lt. Winfield S. Bascom found his sister Pvt. Emma L. Bascom in a North African city just after a WAC company arrived from the United States. The siblings had not seen each other for eighteen months during wartime duties.
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