Ignorance Cited As Cause For Resource Decline In Essay
Judy Sutherland a Monticello high school junior won first in the local contest with a piece arguing that ignorance Endangers wildlife and natural resources. Judi Paulsen of Scotch Grove won junior division and will have her essay published later. The piece urges drastic action to restore forests streams and wildlife and outlines farming and conservation measures.
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Monticello Folks Visit Tucson in Warm Christmas Photo
Reader George Rauch sends a Tucson Express proof of a Christmas day photo featuring Monticello residents Mrs. George Rauch Judy Kay Rauch George J Rauch Mrs Andy Emmerich Carol Kay Emmerich Andy Emmerich Mrs Glen Eilers Coleen Emmerich Glen Eilers and Mrs RP Clark. The group toured sites including Saguaro National Monument Old Tombstone and Mt Lemmon near 85 degree weather in Tucson Arizona.
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R. P. Clark
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Tombstone
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Yule tree location sparks town debate
Bill Corbin argues the city Christmas tree is placed poorly on First street. He warns of traffic hazards from ice and obscured signals and suggests relocating the tree to alternatives near the railroad depot or public school. He invites more comments.
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First Street
Cedar Street
Teachers and majors in education shape public outlook
Quotes from Prof H E Spitzer and Mrs Arthur Olson reflect attitudes toward elementary education majors marrying rather than teaching and the passage of time. The speakers discuss costs, career paths, and the emotional impact of discarding calendar dates and reminders.
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University of Town
Arthur Olson
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Writer Warns Tax Cuts Threaten Private Enterprise
Bernard Baruch labels current income and estate taxes confiscatory and harmful to work saving and investment. He cites a National City bank look at a $64 000 prize showing how taxes absorb earnings and argues Reed-Dirksen amendment would curb progression to boost revenue and enterprise. The press is our conscience he says.
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Monticello Express facts and subscription rates
The Monticello Express is the official Monticello and Jones County weekly newspaper established July 10 1865. It is published Mondays and Thursdays and is a second class matter in Monticello Iowa. Annual subscriptions run 4 50 in several Iowa counties and 5 50 elsewhere in the United States.
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