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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1947

Page

7

Food Increases For Aged People

Mrs. Nellie Rummell, director of social welfare in Jones county, announces a belated Christmas gift of food increases for old age assistance, aid to the blind, and aid to dependent children effective February 1, 1947. Jones county will gain 450 old age cases, 8 aid to the blind, and 23 ADC cases benefiting 56 children, with increases up to about 4.75 for men and 4.50 for women living alone.

Nellie Rummell Jones County State Board of Social Welfare State Department of Social Welfare

Hog marketing tactics amid early spring crop movement

Iowa State College economist Lauren K. Soth warns against quick sales of hogs as spring pig crops move early and pork storage demand rises. He favors holding hogs to reach 300 pounds or more, noting January February price dips may occur but are temporary.

Lauren K. Soth Iowa State College Farm Soth

Plant Narcissus Bulbs For Fragrant Flowers

Iowa State horticulturist Larry Grove explains a method to grow paper white narcissus bulbs for fragrance. Place gravel in a shallow bowl, set bulbs on sand with tops exposed, keep water at bulb base, and store cool and dark at about 45 degrees to root before gradual sun exposure.

Two Monticello Men File Army Discharges

Two Monticello men filed their army discharges with County Recorder Bess Sherman during the past week in Anamosa. Arthur E Bohliken formerly a private in the 508th Parachute Infantry regiment was discharged at Fort Dix New Jersey on December 17. He was inducted at Jefferson Barracks Missouri on July 23 1945 and served in the European theatre from January 31 this year to November 10. He is entitled to wear the Army of Occupation medal for Germany and the World War II Victory medal. William Corbin formerly a T5 in the 333rd Engineer SS regiment was discharged December 16 at Fort Sheridan Illinois. He was inducted July 26 1945 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and served in the European theatre from March 23 to November 25. He is entitled to wear the Army of Occupation medal for Germany and the World War IV Victory medal.

Monticello Bess’Sherman Anamosa Arthur E. Bohliken 508Th Parachute Infantry Regiment Ft. Dix N. J Jefferson Barracks Germany William Corbin 333Rd Engineer SS Ft. Sheridan

Buy Your Dog A 1947 License

City officials require every roaming dog to have a 1947 license. Licenses are due January 1 and delinquent after March 31 with a penalty starting April 1. Purchase at the city clerk’s office or by mail by sending owner and dog details with a payment of 2 dollars for male or spayed female dogs or 3 dollars for unspayed females.

Iowa Centennial Feature in Morrell Magazine Honors 29th State

The December Morrell Magazine, by Iowa lecturer and author William J. Petersen, pays tribute to Iowa as the 29th state admitted on December 28, 1846 after an Act of Congress signed by James K. Polk. The piece includes numerous photographs of Iowa landmarks.

Iowa Morrell Magazine William J. Petersen James, K. Polk

Hale No 2 Completes Rural School Dental Exams

Hale No 2 finishes 100 percent dental examinations. Miss Dorothy Windsor teaches. pupils include Sharon Broderson Larry Cattttt Billy Catlett Marion Cruise Donald Cruise Roger Schladetzky Billy Cruise Glenn Wood Loren Hartwig and Carol Kay Coleman.

Hale No. 2 Jones County Rural School Dorothy Windsor Sharon Broderson Larry Cattttt Billy. Catlett Marion Cruise Donald. Cruise Roger Schladetzky Billy. Cruise Glenn Wood Loren Hartwig Carol Kay Coleman

High Yield Winner Crowned in Jones County Contest

Louis Buresh of Oxford Junction topped the Jones County ten acre corn yield contest with 125.3 bushels per acre. Planted three foot six inch rows, yield based on wagon box and crib measurement using Reid Hybrid 118R. Buresh is a prior high placement winner in the event. In Manhattan Iowa, Julia L. Sykes of United World Travel Service plans an Iowa window on West 56th Street New York to showcase Iowa seasons with seasonal photos and educate observers about the state.

Jones County Louis Buresh Oxford Junction Buresh Julia L. Sykes United World Travel Service New York Iowa Development Commission Iowa West 56Th Street

Iowa State Insurance Dept Chief Oversees 800 Firms

In the December issue of The Eastern Underwriter, Commissioner Charles R. Fischer heads Iowa’s Insurance Department supervising 800 companies with a staff of 31. Photos feature Fischer and aides Sam Ore baugh Ralph Knudsen Don Harlow and W H Sherin.

New York Iowa State Insurance Department Charles R. Fischer Sam. E. Orebaugh Ralph F. Knudsen Don Harlow W. H. Sherin

Real Estate Transfers In and Around Wyoming and Oxford Junction

A string of property transfers is recorded across Iowa towns including Oxford Junction Onslow Hale and Center Junction. Transfers involve Alvin Hodoval Clarence Reade Clair Bloomhall Raleigh Houstman Norman Martens and others with deeds titled w deed and $1 love or love terms and parcels in 27-84-3 west 30-84-1 west and other sections.

Alvin E. Hodoval Coretta E Ervin Anna L. Hansen Flannigan & Moore's Oxford Junction Clarence A. Reade Hazel Irvin W. Gress Onslow Clair W. Bloomhall Marie A Henry Marie Markmann Hale C. Mj St. P. Ry. Co Frank E. Austen F. E. Austin Mary H. Stout Raleigh Houstman Blanche Jake R Gladys Bents Robert G Alice F. Alden Edward H. Cox Alfred J. Egger Wyoming Norman Martens Frieda John H. Pickens Center Junction Lawrence A. Allamand Erma E Joe N. Miller Crane Outlet 5 Geo. H. Walworth Anamosa Lyle C. Tompkins Bernice Iva Chamberlain Ben H Raymond H Ethel R. Williams Washington Street Summit Street Iowa Raymond H. Williams Ethel R Forrest G Cora A. Hutton

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