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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

7

Strawberries Boost Iowa Farmer Output and Noted Visits

Sam Page near Waverly Bremer county reaps strong mastodon variety yields aided by 32 pickers. He grows ever-bearers, aiming for summer harvests. Visiting writers Rupert Hughes and Ethel Hueston toured Keokuk and Fayette while the state shapes highway law and bonds.

Sam Page Waverly Bremer County Ely Mexico Texas Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Iowa

Humboldt area reports rare heron shot and meat packing notes

Frank Jaqua of Humboldt recounts a mounted rare black crowned night heron shot by Guy Knierfem near town. A separate Sioux City packing plant tour by A Vance highlights strict inspection, tankage, and waste recovery processes. Poweshiek County hires a nurse. Mary H S Johnston, Humboldt mayor, donates her salary to local projects.

Frank Jaqua Humboldt Humboldt County J. J. Knierfem Guy Knierfem A. &. Vance Laurens Pocahontas County Sioux City England Mary H Johnston

Mrs Johnston Known Bank Executive and Leader in 1819 Daughters

Mrs John Johnston has spent 36 years as a businesswoman in banking alongside her late husband former representative Robert J Johnston. She holds national and state offices in several groups, including the presidency of the National Daughters of 1819.

Vigilant Farmers Trap Bloodthirsty Dogs After Yearlong Patrol

West of Spencer Clay county farmers and helpers trapped and killed a pack of four dogs blamed for maiming and killing about 200 sheep over ten months. A posse of eleven men aided by wives and children pursued and rounded up the canines in the countryside.

Spencer Clay County

Benson farm reports high hatch rate and egg sales

At the Benson pheasant farm near Marshalltown 1020 eggs were placed under hens and 875 hatched in 24 days. Birds stay in a six by six foot run for four days then move to an alfalfa field with a high fence to keep predators out. About 25,444 eggs will be sold this year across several states, including to state farms.

Benson Marshalltown

Iowa doctor urges old whipping post at medical meeting

Dr Donohoe superintendent of the state hospital at Cherokee stirred a crowd at the Iowa Medical association by advocating the restoration of the whipping post. He argued a good whipping could cure criminal tendencies and deter crime more than short jail terms. He formerly led the inebriate asylum at Knoxville before prohibition.

Donohoe State Hospital For the Insane Cherokee Iowa Medical Association Donahoe Knoxville

Old sayings on food and market observations

The text comments on rural advice and market finds. It notes that milk of magnesia on sale tested good quality and up to standard. It highlights picnic shoulders as a cheap slicing option and suggests potato salad pairs well with cold sliced ham.

Magnesia

Injured Bajema Family in Readlyn Car Crash

Prof. Jacob Bajema and family from Dubuque were injured when their car was struck by a truck at the crossing of primary road No 10 near Readlyn. Mrs. Bajema and daughter Anna suffered broken ribs. Prof. Bajema and other family members were bruised.

Jacob Bajema Dubuque Readlyn Bajema Anna

Coach Ray Smith Leads Monticello Group to St John’s Camp

Coach Ray Smith of Monticello public school and his wife depart for eight weeks at St John’s Camp Delafield Wisconsin with students William Kettitz and Kenneth Koch joining. The camp offers athletic programs, lake sports, horseback riding, tours and social events aimed at building character and teamwork.

Ray Smith Monticello Public School St. John’s Camp Delafield Wis Smith William Kettlite Monticello Kenneth Koch Waverly Waukesha County the Land O’ Lakes Chicago Milwaukee Lapham Peak Wnemahbins Nashotahs Crooked Lake Nazawicka St. John's St. John’s Military Academy St. John's Camp St. John's Spirit Yale St. John’s Lake Nazawicka J. A. Beasley Tulane University of New Orleans Dells Wisconsin Bill Kettitz Coach Smith

Church Services and Events in Prairieburg Area

Church schedules list St. Josephs Catholic, Sacred Heart, Wayne Zion, Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, Castle Grove Lutheran, St Matthew's Ev Lutheran, Reformed Armin Tendick. July and August events include mission rally July 6 services July 5 picnic and July 9 ice cream social with Luther League.

Wayne Zion's Lutheran J. P. Willis Wayne Zion's Church Frueh‘ding, Brown and Hueter Castle Grove Lutheran G. Wolf Brotherhood John Specht Luther League Union Prairieburg St. Matthew's Ev H. L. Adix Wartburg Seminary Dubuque Ladies’ Aid Zimmerman’s T. J. Gerdes Armin H. Tendick Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Society

Death of Joseph Otting Bernard Farmer

Joseph Otting of Bernard Prairie Creek township died at his Bernard home Tuesday morning after a two year illness. Born February 2, 1874 in Oldenburg Germany he immigrated to America at age three and lived in Dyersville before moving to Bernard. He married Kathryn Ressler January 11 1898 in Worthington and led a large local farm for 33 years. Survived by widow five sons and five daughters three brothers one sister and three grandchildren. Funeral Mass was held at St Patrick church North Garry Owen with burial in St Patrick's cemetery.

Joseph Otting Bernard Prairie Creek Township Otting Oldenburg Germany Agnes Otting America Dyersville Kathryn Ressler St. Paul’s Church Worthington J. B. Zigrand Henry Farley Leo Elkader Raymond John Joseph Joseph McCarthy Loretta Rosabelle Monticello Helen Elda Cascade Seneca Kansas Dubuque Anita Monica Marie Herman Anna St. Patrick's Church North Garry Owen

Judge sentences Tipton youth for unlawful car use

Judge John T. Moffit fined Harold McQuillen 300 dollars or jailed after he pled guilty to driving without the owner's consent in district court at Tipton. McQuillen was arrested after a chase through fields following the wreck of Dr. W. H. Jenks van taken near Cedar Valley where Jenks was swimming.

John T. Moffit Harold McQuillen Tipton McQuillen W. H. Jenks Tipton Cedar Valley

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