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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
8
B G Milner of Wyoming marks thirty years as secretary of Keystone lodge No 1206 A F and A M and is reinstalled for the new year. The piece also notes a large livestock and grain sale near Wyoming including cows pigs hay and oats with auction details and prices, plus community notices and local school activities.
Social and civic updates from Anamosa Iowa and nearby towns. Mrs William Werdeman of Anamosa visited her daughter Mrs Ed Englehart while guests gathered for a postponed New Year dinner. Amber Savings bank directors planned a new building with Otto Danneman elected president. John Freese served on a federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were held for Jacob Schoon at Wayne Lutheran church.
Unservices occurred at the chapel over the last two Sundays because of unfavorable road and weather conditions. The report notes Joseph Crowley has been in the...
Mr. Robert H. Cook of Mason City reports kidney trouble and nervousness for a decade. After taking Konjola his condition rapidly improved within two weeks and he credits the remedy for full recovery, noting better health than in ten years. Konjola sold at F. J. Kay's drug store in Monticello and by other local druggists.
Reports say McDonald hospital in Monticello improved from a severe pneumonia case. Henry Husman moved from H E Deischer farm to a nearby farm near Olin, with Harry Gerrets moving into the vacated property. Maurice Cashman shipped two cars of fat cattle to Chicago, his son Thomas accompanying. Mrs F Cramer visited sister Mrs Bucher ill in Iowa City. Kenneth Hosford spent weekend in Monticello with family. Master Robert Howie admitted to McDonald hospital for pneumonia recovery. Owen Leonard leased London farm for the season. S M Hosford conducted cattle and hog shipment to Chicago. Mrs A Soppe returned home after days in hospital. Chester Bliss dwelling burned near Central City. lender insurance with Farm ers Mutual Castle Grove valued loss at 79 dollars. Castle Grove farm bureau plans no meeting this week. Friday is regular meeting.
At the annual Amber Cooperative Lumber and Coal company meeting secretary C W Eden reported 1929 gross sales over 31000 and net profits 2500. Ingwert Willms was reelected manager and heavier sales expected. new board includes Herman Zimmerman president and George Mardorf vice president. Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret Tobiassen 75 at Wayne Lutheran church with Rev J Willms officiating.
The passage explains two methods for whitewashing using hydrated lime or quicklime. It outlines how to slake quicklime with water, the importance of gradual addition, avoiding scorching or over- watering, and how to let the paste stand and be thinned to a workable consistency.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes that if the United States gains title to any item from Byrd's south pole explorations it would likely be treated as a frozen asset.
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