Local Classifieds and Services Ads Postings
An assortment of old time ads and notices including cash for animal hides disposal service advertising air conditioning and heating from Green Colonial Furnace Co and hog feed claims from Sargent Minral Meat Meal distributed by Monticello Feed Mill. The clippings mention various names and contact details such as S. A. Kaplan Byron Thompson and Bernard Kuriger with phone line 298.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kuriger
Green Colonial
Green Colonial Furnace Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Sargent Minral
Monticello Feed Mill
Minral
Sargent & Company
Baby Chicks Starter and Hatchery Ads
Multiple hatchery and sales notices offer baby chicks starter feeds with vitamins and minerals, ad for Bolsons Contented Peep Chick Starter, and details for Farmers Mutual Creamery Center Junction Creamery Co. plus McKay Nursery sales. Also employment ad for Wisconsin sales rep and Gordon Hatchery Iowa listing. Includes discounts for orders by February 15 and weekly hatch dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolson
Farmers Mutual Creamery
Monticello
Fred Lehman
Center Junction Creamery Co
Herbert Cox
U.S
Gordon Hatchery
Marion
Wehling Celebration Marks 25th Anniversary
Amber The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Wehling was celebrated Sunday Jan 19 at the Wayne church basement. The couple were married by Rev C Mardorf. Attendees included many relatives from Amber Monticello Lanham Beatrice and Omaha among others. A large gathering shared games songs and a talk by Rev Kehren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Henry Wehling
Wayne Church
Lois
Clara Kehren
George Wehling
Donald
Lanham
Neb
Orville Duis
Diller
Freda
Emma Wehling
Beatrice
Vincent Eustis
Rockford, Il
William Hilligardt
Celena Marie
Williamsburg
Kate Duis
George Mardorf
William Scheele
Monticello
C. W. Eden
Henry Eden
Howard
Olin
Vernon Ray
Carl A. Eden
Mark Cross
Phil Daly
Carl Siebels
J. E Johnson
Louise Caspers
Lawrence Otten
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Carl Husman
Mary Shuflin
Omaha
Michael Martin
Lanham, Neb
Beatrice, Neb
George Seehusen
Jack Seehusen
Otto Danneman
John Grant
George Schoon
Leonard Holmes
Louis Terlisner
Terlisner
Arcadia
Dorothy Herren
Carl Schoon
C. W
Eden
Ed Englehart
L. Balichek
Oxford Junction
Jack Husman
William Otten
Henry E. Dirks
Rose Marie
Hans Kofoed
Herman Zimmerman
E. E. Willms
Willms
John Kofoed
Ed Helgens
Larry Walton
John Freese
Ben D. Herren
North English
Clarence Herren
Misa Julia Toenjes
Miss Holmes
John Rickels
Rhinie Wessels
John Bodiker
Center Junction
George Bodiker
Hank Siebels
Harold Porter
Fred Oy
Ben Englehart
Vivian
Jens Broderson
Henry Hinrichs
C. F. Otten
W. R. Zimmerman
Castle Grove Man Injured at Iowa Livestock Show
A Castle Grove man Steve Mc Donell received bruises and cuts on his arm and leg when a steer jumped the fence at the Iowa Livestock Exchange in Cedar Rapids last Friday. Another man was injured. McDonell was taken to Messy hospital and returned home early this week. James O Rourke died at John McDonald hospital in Monticello after a lingering illness. He had lived with his brother Louis O Rourke in the township in recent years. Mr and Mrs W D McLaughlin attended the Iowa Farm Bureau annual meeting in Des Moines Monday. W H Samels of Minneapolis visited local relatives recently. C A McLaughlin went to Kan-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Marguerite Petersen
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
A. J. Beranek
Prairieburg
Castle Grove
Steve McDonell
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Mr. McDonell
James O'Rourke
John McDonald
Louis O’rourke
W. D. McLaughlin
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
W. H. Samels
Minneapolis
C. A. McLaughlin
Kan
Dick Cox
Herbert Cox
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Robert Norris
Rochester
Minn
Robert Mead
Kansas City
Frank Himebaugh
Arthur Himebaugh
Hopkinton
Gilbert Jones
Sharon
Olin
Velma Hoermer
Melita Weller
DeWitt
Margaret Smola
Harold Alyea
Clinton
Leslie Himebaugh
May Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Sacred Heart Center Junction
RR. P. Clark
Wilma
Thoeni
Ann
Fern Bender
C. H. Nelson
Henry Johnson
Clarence
B. D. Heiken
Fred Preas
Frank
Dixon
Vernon Carson
Oxford Junction
Roy Snell
Henry Heeren
O. O. Watson
Dick Thompson
Lenox
S. G. Thompson
Anna Heiken
Carl Heiken
F. L. Serbousek
Ed Snell
Irma Sanford
Sam Alexander
Grafft Leads Jones County To State Farm Bureau Meet
Clarence Grafft and Olin Furst headed the Jones county delegation to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention in Des Moines with W. D. Mc Laughlin of Monticello as the official voting delegate. Speakers included Thurman Arnold Edward A. O Neal Karl Oldson and C V Gregory. The article notes 125 000 000 board feet of lumber used annually to pack American made automobiles for export shipments per the Automotive Manufacturers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafft
State Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Clarence, Grafft
Olin
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Oliver Furst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
W. D. McLaughlin
Monticello
Thurman Arnold
United States Attorney
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Ureau Federation
Karl Oldson
National Defense Council
C. V. Gregory
Wallace’s Farmer
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Center Junction Beats Sacred Heart 51 to 14 in Basketball
Center Junction defeated Sacred Heart Monticello 51 to 14 in the boys game while the girls fell 35 to 27. Center Junction led 22 to 4 at the half as Wessels scored 13 and Hines added six for Sacred Heart. The article also notes local church and club meetings and town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Sacred Heart
Monticello
O’rourke
Ruth Ann Serbousek
Ruth Ann
Wessels
Hines
Risinger
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. J. Dirks
Fred Brokens
Ben Heiken
Missionary Society
S. G. Thompson
The
J. R. McNeilly
China
H. E. Stingley
Riney Wessels
Mark Risinger
Two Cascade Residents Die in Local Obituaries
Mrs. John Ludwig of Cascade died at 6 45 am Friday after a month long pneumonia. Funeral at St Mary's church followed by burial in the church cemetery. She was born Josephine Curoe, daughter of Richard and Theresa Curoe of Dubuque county, survived by husband, two sisters, three brothers, and mother. Bernard Curley aged 85 of Cascade died in Monticello after long illness. Funeral at Devaney home with requiem mass, burial in Calvary cemetery. He was born June 20 1855 in Temple Hill and married Mary O Callaghan in 1894. survived by three daughters in Cascade and Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
John Ludwig
St. Mary’s Church
Ludwig
Josephine Curoe
Richard FE. Curoe
Dubuque County
M. Teresita
The
Visitation Academy
Dubuque
Florence Curoe
Washington, D.C
Harold
Eldon
William
Bernard
Theresa Curoe
Monticello
Bernard Curley
Devaney
M. J. Farrell
Ed Kurt
John Lehner
Vince Klocker
Engelbart Elected Head Of Wayne 4 H Boys Club
Lavern Engelbart was elected president of the Wayne 4 H Boys club by 20 members meeting January 13 at the home of George and Theo Freese. Merle Jansen as vice president Marvin Engelbart secretary Wesley Siebels treasurer Theo Freese reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Engelbart
Wayne 4
Wesley Siebels
Merle Jansen
Marvin Engelbart
Henry Freese
Wonder Windows Lift Egg Output In New Jersey
A Country Home Magazine report says wonder window glass used in poultry houses raises egg production by 75 percent by passing healthful violet sun rays. The glass, with a wire mesh base, is sold by hardware dealers and is easy and inexpensive to install. Nearby, legends of mythical birds fade as U S army war birds maneuver around Mt Tamalpais near Hamilton Field in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Country Home Magazine
Mt. Tamalpais
Golden Gate
San Francisco
U. S. Army Air Base
Hamilton Field
Redwood Empire
Accordion Invention Traced to Vienna 1829
The accordion originated in Vienna in 1829, marking a key development in portable musical instruments. Inventor details are debated, but the device gained rapid popularity across Europe and beyond, influencing folk and concert repertoires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
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Fred Saggi
R. V. Porter
Kingsbury Piano
Apex Vacuum
C. A. Palmer
Sidney Lowe
Aig
Ype
B. Aanweig
Chester
F. E. Craig
Sand Spring
Will Dirks
Shomont Farms
Eliza Zeadow
Herbert Kuntz
Lillian Harris
W. F. Helberg
Harry Lang
Timothy
Red Clover Seed
Farmers Grain Company
Henry Stadtmueller
Kay
Ralph Rundell
Monticello Express
Farmers Implement Store
W. S. Pangburn
Jones County Produce CO
Frank Hunnicutt
Pat Seehusen
Meyer’s
S. A. Kaplan
Frank Johnson and
Jones County Abstract Company
Anamost
Byron Thompson
Monticello Dispensary
Expert Dyeing Service
Hargrave
Montizello
Wisconsin
McKay Nursery Company
Madison
Wis
Bolson’s
Farmer's Mutual Creamery Company
Center Junction Creamery Company
Herbert W. Cox
Coalie
Mrs
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
T. E. Stanton
Norman Johnson
J. B. Seehusen
Merlin Moses
Franz Charbonneaux
H. EF. Stingley
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Ella Clark
Martha Heiken
Kate Dirks
Irene Schrader
Winston Churchill
Farmers’ Mutual Co-Operative Creamery Association
Marshalltown
Eter Petersen
Panogly
Stuhlers
Engelbart
Wayne 4-H
Wonder
Earlville
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