21 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
1
Iowa farmers depend on dairy income with butter sales reaching 62 million dollars in 1934, a ten million dollar rise over 1938. Butter supports 20 000 dairy jobs in creameries and milk plants, while oleomargarine relies on imported fats and offers no Iowa labor. Supporting local creamery profits benefits every family.
The United States Supreme Court upheld the abrogation of gold clauses affecting about 100 billion dollars in private and government bonds. Justices Hughes Brandeis Roberts Stone and Cardozo joined the majority. McReynolds Sutherland Vandevanter and Butler dissented. The decision allows payment in paper dollars, devalued relative to gold, as shown by a New York jeweler’s 22.50 coupon case. The ruling challenges constitutional contract protections and sides against gold payments. In Iowa, uniformed patrols reduced accidents, with Town ranking fourth in gasoline related accidents and ninth per capita, while Jones county saw fewer crashes in 1934.
Sioux City Journal notes the Macon airship wreck off the California coast, drawing parallels to the Akron tragedy and questioning causes from crew to designers. It cites government inquiries and warns against future lighter-than-air ships, urging a shift to airplanes for defense.
A Manson Journal letter mocks elderly pension discussion suggesting chloroforming people at 69 to relieve societal burden, expressing harsh eugenic tone and advocating extreme action against senior citizens.
The Indianola Record mocks the dispute between Gov Herrne and State Treasurer Wegman. The piece suggests the state was scammed by a state officer, noting the controversy is both entertaining and informative.
The Spencer Reporter notes Feuling and Braschel support Harold Cooper, chair of the state liquor control commission, while arguing Cooper’s handling is not a smart trick. It warns the legislature will likely pass a law making patrol ing mandatory, with reference to 1934.
The text outlines parcel boundaries and setbacks in section 10, including sw paths and highway centerlines, with exclusions for strips along public roads and military road areas. It lists transfers of multiple parcels in 84-4 and 85-2 and notes nominal consideration of $1.00.
Pears stuffed with chopped nuts and creamed cheese rest on crisp lettuce for a deli style salad. To cool a pie rapidly place it on an inverted colander allowing air to circulate underneath. Rub a raw potato on brass to prevent tarnish and brighten plates for days. Keep cinnamon sugar mixed for quick cinnamon toast. Thin lemon slices with parsley enhance fish salad presentation.
In Hardin county Iowa Falls Joe Steele serving eight month term for resisting an officer finds time in jail to pursue fine needlework learned at his sister’s home. He creates onen pieces table covers and luncheon sets, each a triumph of needlecraft and potential profit.
In Jones county Iowa the district court announces probate for the last will of Patrick Troy deceased filed February 14 1935 to be heard March 18 1935 at 10 AM. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. SEE BYERLY Clerk. J J Lowher attorney for estate 35-3.
Public notice states Caroline Glauser has been appointed administratrix by the district court of Jones county Iowa for the estate of Marie Glauser deceased. Creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and within time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa February 2, 1935. Coxsee Coxsee Heiseyman attorneys.
On February 4 1935 a paper purporting to be the last will of Carl A Schatz deceased was filed for probate in Jones County. The court fixed March 4 1935 at 10:00 am for final proof and probate at the March term. Dated February 4, Clerk of District Court Jones Co Ja Coxsee Coxsee Helserman attorneys for the estate.
A trailing electric device travels at six miles per hour and identifies defective rails on several railroads.
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