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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1930
Page
6
Paul and Carla escape a rocky prison as daylight returns. Paul plans a risky move to blast a rock slide and reach safety while Carla confronts the burden of Claire and their future. A distant explosion tests their hope of freedom.
A playful craft describes using a quarter and a ten cent piece to assemble a full animal menagerie. The quarter forms the body for each creature, enabling kids to create miniature figures with simple coins.
A classroom activity uses a ten cent piece placed in various positions to form a hen by adding tails and ears. The accompanying pictures guide students with several example configurations.
A tale of Froshkind the frog who grows discontent with life beside his pool. Lured by a strange Mannikin into deep woods, he endures hunger and exile before finding water again in a brook, while the frogs and turtles mourn his absence. The moral hints that a pool is a better place.
A rebus style puzzle hints at a two line verse writer. The clue links a fibre medium to poetic lines and asks solvers to decode hidden words from the rebus.
Iowa farm leaders at Ames will offer two five pound sacks of hybrid corn seed to growers for trial across the state. Researchers note hybrids must be evaluated for regional adaptation and urge careful comparison with existing varieties before commercial seed purchase.
Iowa farmers can obtain two five pound samples of hybrid seed corn from the state experiment station at Ames for comparison with their own seed. A $2 charge is required to ensure only genuinely interested growers request the seed. Outside Iowa, only one five pound sample is available for the same $2 fee.
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