Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

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-

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Vienna

Also Mentioned on This Page

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 No. 7 Monticello’s the Express Express
Search Courier

Search the Monticello Express Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Monticello Express?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication