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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1932

Page

4

Fair Work Accelerates for Jones County Fair Plans

Preparations for the Jones County fair move ahead with designs for the Fair Herald and Fair Books. The fair will showcase extensive 4-H farm exhibits with 235 girls and 150 boys across multiple clubs aiming for trips to the Iowa State Fair and Ames short course.

Jones County Iowa L. E. Hoag W. H. McDaniel M. F. Hogan Thomas Shover H. J. Lang, Jr Thomas J. George J. J. Locher H W. Stabler H. M Anamosa Monticello Ames Fair Board Lloyd Hudson Ray Sanford Scotch Grove Morrell Leeds Olin Morrell Seeds Ed Steele Wyoming Loyal Byerly Merle Murfield Gene Porter Fred Kromminga A. F. Walker Irving Hintz

Drowning Fatality Near Langworthy Linked to River Boat

Joseph Hannan 31 of Langworthy died when a homemade boat capsized on the Maquoketa River during a heat wave. He tried to attach a motor, overbalanced the craft, and disappeared while river fishermen and divers searched. He left a widow and several siblings. funeral arrangements announced.

50 Automobile Drivers Barred By License Law

Town drivers' license law has been no joke to 650 natives of the state. W A Stevens head of the motor vehicle department reports 467 were temporarily deprived of driving and 67 more had driving privileges restricted under the new statute.

Waterloo Pilot Demonstrates One Man Air Show

Waterloo Morning Tribune pilot David Baker with over 2000 flight hours staged a two hour one man air show Sunday night in Monticello. He demonstrated barrel-rolling whip stalls spinning and looping his ship and the Madsen Motor Waco 90 before a crowd of 2000.

Waterloo David Baker Waterloo Morning Tribune Mally Monticello E Joni Baker Madsen Motor Company

Baby Died In Hospital Friday In Castle Grove Township

Joseph John Brady aged 15 months son of Mr. and Mrs. J P Brady of Castle Grove township died Friday evening at John McDonald hospital after a brief intestinal illness. Born March 30 1931 he was the second son and eighth child. Funeral services were held Sunday at Immaculate Conception Catholic church Castle Grove conducted by Father J J Hennessey. He is survived by his parents an older brother Michael six sisters Marcella Catherine Loretta Anna Margaret Doris and Alice and was preceded in death by sister Mary in 1916.

Joseph John Brady J. P. Brady Castle Grove Township John McDonald Brady Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Castle Grove J. J. Henness

Narrow Gauge Dispute Still Unsettled

Bellevue Chamber of Commerce named four representatives to attend the hearing on the Bellevue Cascade narrow gauge railroad scrapping. Lumber and coal dealers warn of ruin and higher freight costs if Milwaukee plan fails. Interstate Commerce Commission examiner R. R. Molater presided as hearings spread from Saturday to Tuesday with no decision expected for weeks.

Bellevue Chamber of Commerce Bellevue-Cascade Milwaukee Dubuque R. R. Molater Interstate Commerce Commission

Wyoming Man Celebrates 93rd Birthday

Walter James of Wyoming, oldest male resident, marked his ninety third birthday with a quiet day at home. A Town native since age 16, he was born at Harpers Ferry and is a Union veteran who fought in major Civil War actions including Vicksburg Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. He and his wife Mrs James shared a long marriage until her death before their sixty eighth anniversary. they had six living children.

Walter James Wyoming Mr. James Harper's Ferry Pes Ridge Chickasaw Bayou Arkansas Pans Jackson Vicksburg Lookout Moon Missionary Ridge Miss Margattan James

Youth Dies In Box Car Viaduct Tragedy

William Luts, likely from Detroit Michigan, was killed near Delaware last Friday night when his head struck signal ropes on the Milwaukee viaduct. He rode atop a box car and failed to notice the viaduct. a companion on a distant car found his body and alerted help at Manchester. The death is described as the year’s death at the viaduct.

William Luts Detroit Mich Delaware Milwaukee Luta Luis Manchester

Preliminary Tally On Baby Contest Next Week

The Bee previews the baby contest with a preliminary tally due next Saturday July 16 and voting by number. Listings show 42 entrants from Arlene Arduser to Robert Thoeni with votes earned at local merchants and The Monticello Express printed in full.

Express W. A

Accident Story Warns Parents Against Letting Children Drive

A six year old girl was killed in an automobile accident in Grimes Town last week. The car involved was driven by an eleven year old boy, whose father has been arrested for permitting a minor to operate a vehicle. The report argues owners must not entrust cars to underage drivers and warns of future tragedy if such practice continues.

Grimes Town Crivelty Monticello

Coney Island Boardwalk Destroyed by Severe Fire

A Wednesday blaze swept Coney Island’s boardwalk destroying over 2.5 million dollars in property. Firefighters from 50 companies fought hours of wind driven flames and 46 men were overcome by smoke as thousands fled in panic.

Coney Island New York

Grimes And Palmer Return From Seattle Trip

A. B. Grimes Clayton Palmer and Oscar Miller of Anamosa returned Sunday from a two week visit in Seattle where they attended the Rotary International convention. They set a record by driving 700 miles on their final hop from western Nebraska to Anamosa, working in shifts from 4 a.m. Saturday to 2:30 a.m. Sunday, with a two hour delay in Cedar Rapids due to a severe storm.

A. B. Grimes Clayton Palmer Oscar Miller Anamosa Seattle Washington Rotary International Nebraska Here Cedar Rapids

Ryan Youths Figure In Auto Accident Sunday

Thomas Keegan Clarence Uhl and Glen Mangold all of Ryan were riding when Keegan’s car went over an embankment on Highway No 20 west of Masonville. The auto was badly damaged and the youths were shaken up though injuries were not serious with Mr Uhl especially bruised.

Thomas Keegan Clarence Uhl Glen Mangold Ryan Keegan Highway No. 20 Masonville Mr. Uhl

Dakota farmers fight hoppers in new way in Geddes

Farmers in Geddes South Dakota battle grasshoppers using disease tracing methods and wind dispersal tests amid a worsening infestation. Local efforts include releasing diseased pests to reduce the hopper population and prevent a repeat of last year’s damage.

Geddes

Beauty of Washington State Tour Through Columbia Gorge

Charles A Doxsee writes from LaCenter Washington describing dairying fruit farming near Portland and the Columbia River Gorge. He highlights Mt Hood St Helens Adams waterfalls Hood River highway Vista House and Multnomah Falls and notes fruit crops and berry prices while planning a trip to San Francisco and to mail more Portland city details.

Omaha Rockies Wyoming Idaho Mt. Hood Mt. St. Helens Mt. Adams Portland Ourumbin Union Pacific Multnomah County Multnomah Willamette Valley Oregon Sydney B. Vincent Columbia River Multnomah Falls Wahkeena Falls Cascade Locks City Cascade of the Columbia Great River Balch Sahale Columbia Loowit Klickitat Wiyeast Tomanowas Klickitat and Mount St. Helens Wigeast Mount Hood Mount Adams San Francisco

Express Store News round up of local ads and promos

Local ads showcase bananas at 35 cents for 4 pounds from Rickless grocery. Madsen motor company lists 30 used cars. Norge company hosts a cross word puzzle contest at Iverson furniture store. Central garage offers cylinder reconditioning for one dollar. Balater's Farm Equipment and Jerry Vernimont's furniture advertise used goods. Star Meat Market promotes Premium and picnic hams at 18 and 12 cents. Clark's Tire and Battery lists car tire services. eeenan Auto and petu advertise again this week.

Rickless Grocery Madsen Motor Company Norge Company Iverson Karl Keyes Balater Jerry Vernimont Star Meat ‘Market Clark Eeenan Auto and Petu Vertising

Death of John Anderle in Eldora at 76

John Anderle, age 76, died Friday morning in Eldora at his son E. J. Anderle’s home. Services were held Monday at St Michael's in Belle Plaine, with burial in St. Anne's cemetery. Survived by four children E. J. Anderle, Helen Novatny, A G Dickson, and Mrs. John Liddy. wife and two daughters preceded him in death.

John A. Liddy

Cherokee Holstein Herd Sets New National Record

The Cherokee state hospital herd in Cherokee Iowa achieved a national record for 50 cows or more with an average of 15 721 pounds of milk and 656 pounds of fat per herd. Thirteen cows were class A milked four times daily while 37 were class B milked three times daily. The herd surpassed the national average by 188 pounds.

Cherokee State Hospital Cherokee Iowa Holstein-Friesian Association of America

July 1907 in Monticello a recap of deaths marriages and land sales

The Monticello Express details July 1907 events including tax allocations for teachers and funds, weddings of Miss Kate Curtin and EB Crocker, vacations of Mary Davidson and Blanche Noble, horse sales totaling 2950 dollars, multiple deaths in Monticello area from Alabama to Kansas, a calaboose contract, and notable local obituaries and notes on weather and regional figures.

Monticello Express Kate Curtin EB. W. Crocker St. Patrick's Church Dubuque Mont John B. Hoss Monticello Andrew J. Douglas Sand Spring Ed Howard Nancy Bates Cool Joseph Cool Glasco Kansas Catherine Hubbard Thomas Hubbard Pad Don Robert N. Earhart Methodist Episcopal Church of Davenport Allan Fawkes Soldiers’ Home Louis Stuhler Denver George Stuhler Will Stuhler

Lightning Kills Cows At Scotch Grove Farm

An electrical storm near Scotch Grove last Wednesday night killed four cows and injured a fifth at the M. M. Sinclair home farm run by F. E. Craig. The cattle were found under a tree west of the barn and insured. the insurer paid the appraised loss.

Scotch Grove M. M. Sinclair F. E. Craig

Pine Tree Disease Reaches Iowa and Four Other States

Blister rust, a disease attacking white pine trees, has spread to Iowa Maryland Ohio West Virginia and Virginia, raising concern. The rust harms northern white pines and travels on wind from currant or gooseberry bushes. Control centers on eradicating all gooseberry or currant bushes within 900 feet of affected pines.

Iowa United States Department of Agriculture Maryland Ohio West Virginia Virginia

Ryan Man In Unusual Automobile Accident

Joseph Houlahan of Ryan had a strange car mishap when his Ford left the road on a turn and landed upright on a fence post. The post pierced the car between the seats, causing heavy damage but Houlahan escaped serious injury.

Joseph Houlahan Ryan Houlahan

Former Monticello Girl Wins Radio Vocal Contest

Miss Helen Stary daughter of Mrs Frank Eberhart former Monticello resident now Rosebud Mont won another Water Kent contest at Forsyth Mont and will sing at the state audition at Billings on October 15, the culmination of the singing contest steps.

Helen Stary Frank Eberhart Monticello Rosebud Mont Atwater Kent Forsyth Billings

Band Concert Promises Edna Schoon Soloist

Band master Royden presents a concert with soprano Ming Edna Schoon performing Lady of Spain. Despite low past attendance, a good crowd is expected for tonight's program featuring Bohemian Girl overture Danube Waves Lady of Spain Suwanee songs and more.

Edna Schoon Royden Ming Edna Schoon Monticello Bolfe Suvanovici Spain Myddleton Lake

State Parks Fireworks Ban Approved By Board

The state board of conservation forbids fireworks use in all state parks. Miss Margaret Quirk, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Quirk of Oxford Junction, returned from a European trip last Friday. The Congregational church at De Witt marked its ninety anniversary since organizing on July 10, 1842.

State Board of Conservation Margaret Quirk John Quirk Oxford Junction Congregational Church de Witt James Ireland Central City Ireland

Marion Moves On Jobless Relief With New Board

Unemployment relief in Marion shifts to a formal board of directors to oversee the work. Heads of contributing organizations will select representatives for the board. A community canning kitchen is now operating to aid the jobless by processing fruits and vegetables.

Marion

Ryan Minister Severely Cut In Motor Accident

The Rev. E. Melchert, pastor of the Lutheran church at Ryan, suffered two deep facial cuts when he failed to see a parked car owned by Ed Robinson in Manchester last Friday. Glass injuries include a gash above the left eye and a second on the forehead. His wife was formerly Minnie Rohn of Monticello.

E. Melchert Ryan Manchester Melchert Ed Robinson Edgewood Minnie Rohn Monticello

Dubuque Abandons Street Car System For Buses

Midnight Thursday marks the end of street cars in Dubuque. New bus routes and schedules take effect at 6 a.m. Friday. Interstate Power will operate twenty five buses in Dubuque and between Dubuque and East Dubuque.

Dubuque East Dubuque Interstate Power Company

Monti Swamps Manchester In Double Header

Monticello edged Manchester 8 6 in the first game then exploded for an 18 run surge in the second, never trailing as Byerly and Meredith combined for eight hits. Carty started for Manchester with Lee Byerly opposing him for Monti, and rain delays stretched the action before the long scoring spree.

Manchester Hawks Monticello Manchester Hawks Monti Byerly Meredith Carty Guttenberg Lee Byerly Yhenhaus Clark McKeever Fenelon Midge Bartlett Lee Wilson Thenhous Muns St. John Wendt

Dubuque County Records Large Poor Relief Expenditure

The Dubuque county auditor reports January through May relief spending of 110833.61 for needy families. Additional sums include 18000 for veterans families and 13076.98 for widows pensions, with yearly totals projected above 200000 while tax income may reach 107772.37.

Board of Supervisors Dubuque County

Local Folk Return From Enjoyable Motor Trip

E G Brazelton and three Monticello residents along with Mrs Whittemore of Cedar Rapids completed a ten day 1200 mile motor trip through western Town South Dakota and Nebraska. They visited Crofton Winner Sioux City and Bienco Town. Brazelton reported crops looking unusually well across the areas visited and noted timely rains in South Dakota helping grasshopper issues.

Monticello E. G. Brazelton Grace Marsh R. G. Hearn Whittemore Cedar Rapids South Dakota Nebraska Crofton Neb Winner S. D Sioux City Mapleton Biencoe Brazelton

Small Fire Damages Burkey Home Near Monticello

A fire Friday afternoon at Adolph Burkey’s farm home four miles east of Monticello damaged the roof before firemen arrived. Chemicals smothered the blaze quickly. interior furnishings were removed to prevent loss. Origin unknown but suspected to be chimney sparks from L Sparks.

Adolph Burkey Monticello

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