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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
4
Aunt Milly urges iodine in diets to prevent goiter, noting oceans hold most iodine and Iowa lies in the belt. Includes canned salmon oysters codfish shrimp and lobster recipes and a salmon lettuce salad with mayonnaise.
Des Moines chamber estimates 1930 spending at 112 million dollars for Iowa. Major work includes 1000 miles of concrete highways, boosting paving to 3320 miles and labor costs near 26 million. Utilities and rail upgrades push state growth with banks noting 14 bank robberies.
The report notes rural fire protection expansions in Iowa with New Sharon forming a 75-farmer coalition linked to its city fire department. It covers fire alarms over rural lines and cost sharing, plus mentions rural crime prevention rewards, a bear incident near Emmetsburg, a bankruptcy filing for the Tri County Fair, and farm animal shipments to Argentina.
District Court of Jones County Iowa announces probate hearing for Emma J. Livingston will. January 14 1930 filing and February 11 1930 at 10 a.m. set for final proof and probate. All interested persons may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Warren Rees Clerk.
Notice of time and place for appraisal of estate property for inheritance tax in Jones county Iowa. Appraisers will meet February 7 1930 at Anamosa to appraise real and personal property for tax assessment. Interested parties may appear to be heard regarding the appraisal.
FOR RENT Modern house on North Maple Street Norman Davidson. FOR SALE Malleable steel range in good condition Charles E. Smith. FOR RENT Furnished apartment or furnished rooms Janet Hazard. FOR RENT My house on South Cedar Street now occupied by H Wilcox after March 1st W Burkert. FOR SALE One National cash register with detail strip one Dayton cheese box and cutter and numerous other fixtures A W Steiner. TOILET GOODS FOR SALE Complete line of toilet goods sold at cut rate prices J T Staff Lovell House 29 1
Multiple small ads list items for sale including a Ford coupe hot water heater shutters and license, pruning service by A F Walker, cord wood posts cedar posts and dimensional lumber by Adolph Schoon, a housework seeker Miss Evelyn Reischel, plumbing tin shop by William Burkett and new customers wanted at the post office area.
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