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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1928

Page

8

Scotch Grove community events and local notices update

The Women's Community club meets July 18 at Mrs. F D Sutherland's home with a program by local girls including Eloise Sutherland Miss Greeta Brady and Misa Roberta Livingston a sketch Here Comes the Groom and piano solos. A threshing ring forms with members listed and trips to DeWitt and a muskrat farm visit.

F. D. Sutherland Eloise Sutherland Iowa Greeta Brady Misa Roberta Livingston John Cathcart John Efe Lowe Man of Melissa Tuttle Emmy Tuttle Melissa Liz'beth Ann G. O. Long Lewis Wright F. B E. Craig H. H. Carson W. B. Henrichs F. E. Craig W. S. Eby William Brokens G. J. Hughes Everett Stickley Fritz Ladchoff E. Heiken John Stahberg John Schone Otto Rittmer W. Ss Hutton's Mill R. P. Clark W. B. Clark Nadine Kennedy Monticello Laura Sinclair Eva Beals Center Junction D. O. Sinclair L. B. Callahan Marengo Farm Bureau Insurance Iowa County Church Farm Bureau Boy Scout

Illness and visits in Onslow and surrounding towns

Onslow B. Streener was ill last Saturday and avoided surgery after treatment at Mercy hospital. Visitors include Nick Moravec and family from Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Bowser visiting Gladbrook relatives, and others from Nashville, Lisbon, Spencer, Moline, and Marshalltown. Church services were cancelled and Rev. Marks plans a mission move to Arizona.

B. W. Streener Rawson Anamosa Smith Mercy Hospital Nick Moravec Cedar Rapids George French W. Bowser Gladbroat M. B. Walters Henry Hinwardson Carl Sailor Lisbon Au Leonard McKinstry Sunny DuBois Claude Pagram Lou Tasker Fast Ridge Henry Koon Cecil Maquoketa Marks Arizona Charles Meyer Lansing Meyer Theodore Tebo Bess Rowe Ruth Helfrich Jack Moline Charles Rowe W. H. Orr Spencer J. A. Longfield Marshalltown Onslow Monticello

Social notes from Hopkinton and surrounding towns

A long list of social events and visits from Hopkinton Iowa area residents. Dorothy Guthrie's June wedding announced alongside multiple visitors, family trips, hospital updates, and local gatherings with names like Miss Viola Green Alyce McVey and many others featured in brief notices.

Local Visitors and Farm Storm Damage Report

Castle Grove Mr and Mrs A F M Caspers and son Henry were Sunday guests in Wayne township. A barn on the O A Hall farm near the county line was struck by lightning and damaged during last week’s storms. Will Segar of Chicago visits local friends. School board reelected F C Cramer secretary and Arthur McDonald treasurer for another year. Steve Petersen reports a rabies case after shooting a dog he followed near his stevk. Grant disposed of the animal. no further cases expected. Mrs M Hosford and Miss Gladys Hosford visited Cedar Rapids last Friday. Frank M Holub of Boulder town-

Viola Green Alyce McVey Dorothy Cramer Guthrie M. C. Green Guthrie Jennie Guthrie Robert Guthrie Hopkinton Donald MacDonald Lenox Farnhamville Kelsey Reed Charles Blanchard Los Angeles Cal J. C. French Frank Brooks Leon Moon Mary Lou Billy Des Moines A. H. Reed Minnesota Rachel Harper Chicago George Harper J. G. Belknap Jeanette W. A. Milroy Eldora Manchester Ralph Milroy Glenn King Grinnell C. G. Reggentine Freeman Smith McDonald Hospital Harry Reggentine Belle Plain Leroy Clark Creamery Carrie Brooks Cedar Rapids Donna Davidson H. M. Reeve Gertrude J. D. Morgan Ray McMullan Randall Morgan Spirit Lake Randall A. E. Brock Bernadine Town City John Mullan Savannah Howard Reeder O. W. Smith C. W. Krause Cletus Statler Bonaparte W. R. Reeve Tosar Berkley Wisconsin Iowa City Grant M. Hosford Gladys Hosford Frank M. Holub Boulder Town

Storm wrecks and droughts touch Monticello area

A Sunday afternoon storm damaged the area with high winds felling trees and knocking telephones out. A ship report notes a horse killed by lightning during the storm. Corn and grain fields showed damage but began to recover by Monday. Willlie Behiends reported a hill stretching nine inches in 22 hours after a steel post was placed nearby. Local residents J. J. Locher reshingled a farm house. Castle Grove presented a pantomime at the Fourth of July celebration on short notice. C. I. Bixler visited, William McAleer recovered from illness, and the Farmers Mutual Insurance association expanded risks by about 180000 in six months.

Willie Behiends J. J. Locher Castle Grove Monticello Dad C. I. Bixler William McAleer Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association

Social Ties and Harvest Report From Manchester Hopkinton

Sand Spring Mrs. Alex Blair visiting her daughters in Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Duncan visited Blair's parents a week ago Sunday. Hopkinton hosts D. E. Wilson family BE R. Stevenson Blair and Miss Orpha Garlinghouse. Mrs. R. E. Chaplin picked berries at J. Lang's. Weather turns warm with heavy rains. Corn laid by haying underway and crops look promising for a bountiful harvest.

Alex Blair Guy Duncan Will Robbins Roy Martin Manchester Hopkinton D. E. Wilson R. Stevenson Blair Orpha Garlinghouse R. E. Chaplin J. Lang

Large catfish attract attention in Anamosa

Jack McCullough displayed two large catfish weighing 20 and 22 pounds caught in the Wapsie at Oxford Junction by the Mead boys. City council ordered U turns halted on Main Street to reduce hazards and detours were adjusted for Primary 161. County Treasurer Holcomb sold 300000 primary road bonds to White & Phillips with three bidders, at 4 percent interest and a 1375 premium.

Jack McCullough Oxford Junction Mead Boys Ray Hunnicutt Reformatory Carl Tjaden T. E. Watters Morley Hunnicutt Garnaville Davis Main Street Ford Booth Huber Cleveland Corners Gillen Hotel Depot Floyd Vetter Anamosa Ford Street Ramsey Toenjes Amber Road Monticello Harry Holcomb White & Phillips Company Davenport Geo. M. Bechtel Company John Neuveen Chicago

Cooling eggs mirrors cream says extension specialist Termohlen

W D Termohlen of Town State college urges farmers to chill eggs immediately after gathering and keep cool until sale. He notes cases and flats trap heat causing spoilage and advises twice daily collection to maintain quality through September.

W. 2D. Termohlen Town State College Mr. Termohien Mr. Termohlen

Iowa Study Shows Corn Cost Sixty Cents A Bushel

Agricultural economists from Iowa State College report the average cost to raise a bushel of corn across 93 farms at 60 cents. Mills County shows 42 cents per bushel with 45 bushels per acre, while Van Buren records 1.01 dollars per bushel with just over 21 bushels per acre. The Pocahontas Palo Alto region and Cedar County tie at 66 cents, Fayette County at 67 cents, reflecting yield-driven costs and urging focus on per acre efficiency.

Towa Iowa State College Pocahontas Palo Alto Fayette County Cedar County Mills County van Buren van Buren County

Monticello Iowa School District Budget Hearing Notice

The Independent School District of Monticello Iowa will meet July 27 1928 at 730 pm at the school house Taxpayers may be heard for or against the estimated expenditures Cha s M Suett District Secretary Estimated taxes per 1000 assessed value 27 Estimated mills per dollar of valuation 108 Taxable valuation 531395 Number of school age persons 714

Independent School District Monticello Jones County Iowa Chas M. Suett

Bank Statement for Jones County Bank 1928 Totals

A 1928 bank statement lists total resources of 1 910 133 88 and deposits of 1 910 133 88. Names Geo L Lovell J W Coxsee and L W Lovell appear as president vice president and cashier with a notary seal and several directors attesting to the figures. The document notes capital stock 200 000 surplus 300 000 and undivided profits 2 125 301 after expenses.

United States Nadal Savings Goposits Oo. Ee State OF Iowa Jones County Ss. We Geo. L. Lovell J. W. Coxsee L. W. Lovell J. W. Doxsee H.W. Wilkinson R. H. Rickless F. A. Hanken T. M. Redmond R. J. Bone Sea Er Iowa H. M. Carpenter Wm. Stuhler H. M. Carpenter, Jr Do Selemunly TW. M. Carpenter H. M. Carpentr, Jr HH. M. Carpenster F. G. Matthiessen E. BE. Hoag Hicks V. L. Hanssen J. J. Gerber F.E. Stimson J. W. Schweitzer R. A. Cartano HW. J. Stitt Federal Res Bank M. J. McNeilly C. A. Burmeister M. J. McCneilly

Corn Costs and Yields Vary Widely Across Town Farms

A study across five town sections shows acre costs in growing corn range from about 13 to 27 dollars. In Van Buren county one farmer spent 13 dollars per acre, another 23. Mills county saw 14 to 27 dollars per acre. Higher costs did not guarantee higher yields. a 27 dollar per acre spend yielded 54 bushels per acre, while 14 dollars yielded 27. The Mills county best was 77 bushels at 20.27 dollars per acre, 26 cents per bushel. The U S government reports 70 cents per bushel as the national average cost to raise corn.

van Buren County Mills County

New Pest Striped Borer Seen In Emmet County Fields

Entomologists at Town State College report a new striped boring pest infesting at least three Emmet county corn fields. Known as Superia Stipata Morr, it was first found last year near Randall at Soa Farm in Iowa. Experts say it is a native borer and should not cause immediate alarm.

Emmet Unis Vent Town State College Towa Soa Farm Randall George Co. Decker

Righteousness Is Positive Says Robert Quillen

Quillen argues righteousness requires action not passivity. Silence and inaction are likened to wood that rots, urging active virtue over passive complacency.

Robert Quillen

Poultry Cullers Begin Coastal Iowa Service Drive

Eighty poultry inspectors from the Iowa Poultry Improvement Association start a summer campaign in 55 counties. Pairs of men cull and dip birds to eradicate lice, charging 3 cents per bird. Training at Iowa State College preceded the outreach, with county Farm Bureaus coordinating visits and field agent H. E. Gordon noting the program as a major service to poultry keepers.

Iowa Adair Adams Almamakee Appanoose Benton Bremer Buena Vista Butler Calhoun Carroll Cerro Gordo Chickasaw Clay Clinton Crawford Delaware Dubuque Payette Franklin Fremont Guthrie Hancock Haredin Harrison Howard Ida Towa Jones Linn Lucas Lyon Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Mills Monona Montgomery Muscatine Osceola Palo Alto East Pottawattamie West Pottawattamee Poweshick Ringeald Story Town Poultry Improvement Association United States H. E. Gordon Ames

Suthers Succeeds Teeter as Monticello Doctor

Dr. W A Suthers is named successor to Dr. Teeter in Monticello Iowa, stepping into the medical practice and clinic duties amid local health care changes. The arrangement places Suthers to serve residents, with details on appointment timelines discussed.

Dr George Albery Veterinary Surgeon Office and Hospital

Dr George Albery a veterinary surgeon with central phone line 171 operates an office and hospital located one block north of the post office. The service is available day and night.

Calla

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Scotch Grove Garnett Vera Bernice White Central City Archie McMaster Arthur Meceratey Leo Warren Ben Warren The Anamosa Eureka Termohien Lowell State Bank Uvoetaralis Federal Banking House Total Stirpntirs Fred Center Junction Savings Bank Couunty S U Bertha M. S. Burmeister W. S. Pangburn J. M. Moses J. N. Smith Charles Moncrief U. S Sumner W. A. Suthers Dr. Teeter Monticello, Iowa George Albery C. A. Doxsee Doxsee Doxsee Attorneys AT Law Lovell Block Monticella, Lowa Monticello Sweet Shop ATG REY Joy Care Toy Preeti Betes Erhae Boers Monistie Shiades Bates Sfender Presidend Ighet Hassepower Niles Orla BSS Tea Jas Han SS Gee Q. B. Burrichter
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