09 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
1
The report notes a twenty five percent fall in travel to foreign countries in the first five months versus 1930, with the Lines showing a broad decline in nearly all sectors. The drop is not unexpected and reflects hard times.
Davenport Times extols Post and Gatty echoing the Lone Eagle era praising their courage and spirit in a grand journey that surpasses earlier feats and stirs the public imagination.
A fragmented report notes wandering tinsmiths interacting with Iowa pioneers. The text references individuals, a river area, and a memorial context, with unclear names and dates due to OCR corruption. The readable clues point to a local historical scene involving settlers and craftspeople near a river.
The report notes Mr Hoover avoiding party labels and pronouns during a national conference. He spoke as a chief executive addressing diverse audiences, signaling a desire to serve all citizens regardless of party. The piece highlights his neutrality toward the Grand Old Party in his remarks.
Properly cured hay drops moisture from 75 percent to about 20 percent reducing spontaneous heat risk. If burnt odor is noticed locate fire pockets by boring with a hollow tube. hot cores indicate pockets. Remove hay immediately and have extinguishing water ready to prevent flames from air exposure.
This fragment describes fire safety advice, stressing caution and planning. It includes dire warnings about fire damage and mentions methods to sterilize a needle by pressing it along a blister, while noting evacuations and emergency responses.
The piece argues for reducing downtown car congestion to aid farmers and residents. It cites a Le Mars car count showing many owners do not shop locally and urges a Saturday night pledge like Oelwein to free spaces for out of town buyers and local shoppers.
The article cites Chancellor Heinrich Bruening asserting Germany's absolute right to claim it has conscientiously fulfilled disarmament obligations under the treaties. It contrasts critics who advise self sacrificing behavior with the reality that such giving hurts those who are urged to give.
A Polish impostor posed as Napoleon I during a Warsaw visit, garnering lavish hospitality and funds from the elite. He forged a career of deception until exposed by a French officer, receiving a dismissal from the army and eluding punishment for years through careful disguise and manipulation. Contemporary historians note lingering mystery over his true identity.
An historical verse passage recalling America from 1776 to 1931 with imagery of battle drums and sacrifice. The poem credits Concord, Yorktown, and battles as defining moments while praising national valor and enduring glory despite critics and tyrants.
The piece discusses Ja sardang as Catalonia s national dance linking culture and politics. It mentions English writer John Langdon-Davies who lived in Catalonia and wrote Dancing Catalans to explain its significance, while noting the dance as a symbol of democracy.
The Sukkur barrage project in India aims to irrigate over 10 million acres of desert land. It stands as one of the world's largest irrigation schemes and seeks to convert arid regions into cultivable farmland.
In remarks attributed to Mes Jones, she contends she bears blue blood through her veins. The exchange notes that the feminine line of her family has long cultivated a tradition of washing blue for generations.
Iowa's largest free campground at the state fairgrounds expands for summer visitors. More than 25,000 Temperers are expected to vacation there, with twenty showers for men and twenty for women, city water, electric lights, modern sanitary facilities, a store, and other conveniences.
Notice in Jones County Iowa that papers purporting to be the last will and codicils of Ellen Carpenter Innes were filed June 29 1931. The court sets July 27 1921 at 9 am for final proof and probate at the May term. Interested parties may appear to show cause why probate should not be granted. Warren Rees Clerk.
Notice of probate of will in Jones County Iowa sets July 20 1931 as final proof date for Henry Kray deceased. District court will review the will at May term. interested parties may appear to contest probate. Clerk Lara E. Hanna deputy. J. J. Locher attorney for the estate.
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