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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

2

Local Amateur Notes and Social Roundup

A page of local notices lists numerous visits and visits by residents: John Liddy, Eldon Brashaw, Al Dunigan, Mr and Mrs Harrison Lubben, and many others visiting friends and relatives in Davenport Maquoketa Oelwein Dunkerton Waterloo Cedar Rapids Center Junction and Castle Grove. Included are bakery specials at Schoenhut Bakery three loaves for 25 cents and cookie batches. A Mary Shover and others note educational achievements and a hat sale at Meyer Hat Shop. A baby boy was born to Everet Beitz and wife in Monticello.

Everet Beitz Hopkinton John McDonald Hospital Monticello

Monticello area notes include visits and travel

Local column records Henry Husman moving from E C Hughes property on South Maple to a new site, Neighbors J Hood and family vacationing, Arline Mastin visiting Cedar Rapids and Podhaski kin, Rev Carl Behrenke from Omaha visiting, and numerous trips, picnics, and attendance at meetings and conventions around Monticello with details of family and community moves.

Henry E. Husman E. C. Hughes South Maple Street Stahler North Chestnut Street

Uruguayans Guard Homes With Taro Birds and Practical Life

A traveler notes Uruguayans rely on the native taro bird as home guardians alongside dogs. He describes domesticated taro behavior, living costs, heat sources like salamanders, schooling, and mild climate with abundant sunny days. He compares Uruguayan culture to Mexico and midwest America, ending with travel to Argentina.

Uruguay Towa Sey Montevideo Drouth Mid-West North America Mexico Rio Sao Pato Santos Brazil Manuel Blanes Silver Rio de la Plata Republic of Argentina

Cranberries of Cape Cod Long Popular Production

In 1677 Massachusetts settlers sent King Charles II ten barrels of cranberries. Cape Codders later developed cultivation in the early 1800s amid ingenuity and rising fortunes. Cranberries demand rich peat soil ample sand and nearby water for irrigation.

Cranberries Cape Cod Massachusetts Charles HW Baston Herald Cape

Crossing the Rubicon and Caesar’s Irrevocable Step

The passage describes Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon to seize power, facing treason charges yet choosing boldly to commit to his greatest adventure. It notes the boundary between Gaul and Rome, Caesar’s governorship, and the moment as a pivotal decision setting Rome on a new path.

Gaul Pratce Julius Caesar Taty Rome London Rivvienn Lreme Rubicon

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Schoenhut Bakery John Liddy Davenport Eldon Brashaw al Dunigan Cascade Thomas Pender Mrs Harrison Lubben Maquoketa Harry Maire Marvin Oelwein John McNamara Anamosa Jean Hogan Kathleen Hogan Dunkerton Waterloo Ben Schneider Centerville Paul Maire Oelwein and Son O. R. Howie LaVetta Perrine Loyal Podhaski Cedar Rapids Elmer Schrader Center Junction Elsie Wyland Lucille Rice Lake, Minn Will Lang Jack Hoult Amber Dorothy Kurt J. Edward Muller Castle Grove Township Clara Palmer Virginis Schneider Ike Schneider, Jr Jayne Shover University of Iown Iowa City James Adams Louis Pillard Eloise Sutherland R. P. Clark Ralph Bone Kenneth Kennedy Onslow Lizzie Zimmerman Toledo, Ohio Adolph Dierks Thomas Shover John Shover Myrie Shover Meyer Hat Shop Andy Charles Craemer A. J Rickless Irving Eller Gaughturs Muaumtiyer Cen Oprothe Tion Frank Serbousek J. Terrine Dacehtes LaVecia Kenneth Benesh George Bohtzen Raymond Plueger Albert Fisher Mount Vernon Milwaukee Wis Aow Dick Sioux Sails South, Dakota George Mire Lant Lee Rathbun Town City Betty Clark Jesup Mr. and Me Hans Rouf Ted Ecklund John Wilson M. James Wilson Margaret Balster Wilma Barrack Irene Heiken Irene Johnson Ella Rickels Castle Grove John Hicks Chicago E. G. Hicks Margaret Hayes Ruth Long Edith Ferring Shirley Hoag Delhi Walter Hoffman Evelyn John Rapid City, S. D Sam Hoffman Paul.Muller Emma Heiken Elsie Heiken Manchester Colorado Springs Howard Shelley Wagner South Dakota Northwest Charles Luett Mary Lou Robbie Black Hills Minnesota Theodore Denkhoff Fort Worth Texas Betty Denkhall Tom Dacey Earl Fulton Alhambra Calif O. E. York Michigan Dorothy Scott Durant Maxine Redmond Scott Miss Redmond St. Catherine's School St. Paul, Minn Henry Bader Jast Evelyn Sires Lucile Wilson Edwin Wilcox Wilcox DeLos Wilcox Monmouth John Perrine Paul Smith Des Moines George Timmins Bentonville Ark Henry Monk Sr Harry Peterson Wm. G. Schoen Harry Rodman Royal Iowa Finkbine University City Roy M. F. Hogan State House Miss Hogan Cora Sexton Prairieburg Mae Sherman Denver Colorado Kathleen Hayes J. J. Hayes Las Frid Mey Hospital Walter 4Ugler Dee Carsten Vireania Sehneider Ios ‘Tre Company Ness Vistari Tts Tarlo Bredeen Mr. Wilcox Ana Wale Mro AG. Hanken Lo Diteauport Lane Hanken Pog Tress Fred Pe ‘Hoot Mountieda Join Peteroon Wrermure George LeVan el Reno Oklahoma Phin Ftpo Anderson Myr. Podhaski Paul Bhuns Jake Carmichael Florence Barbara Elizabeth New Jersey Margaret Carmichael Cincinnati Ohio Will Arline Mastin Charles Podhaski Betty Lou Podhaski Carl Behrenke Omaha, Neb Berhenke Will Hoffman Nella Hoffman Jack Hood Ther Proctor Wilkens Mrs. Hood Fay Clark Charles Dolen Patrizia Dolen Yellowstone Park Raymond Clark Mrs. Doten Mrs. Clark Phil Schlater Decorah Iva Schlater Seattle Washington Schlater Rodman Elmer Hubbard Presbyterian Will Baler Frank Hayden Mr. Hayden Mary Hayden George Sccovile Scoville Marshalltown Harold Garlinshouse Donald Hot Springs S. D Ruth Zubler LaVon Marie Lambert Donald Schlimmer Fidelity Life Association Fulton Ill J. H. Lambert Will First Ellen Mae Ed Reed Marion Mrs. First Ida Fairbanks Lester Fairbanks Lucretia Ann Fairbanks Cass Hattie Thomas Leroy Dirks Cass Lake Dirks Soil Conservation Anna Dusanek Mr. Dirks Ray Hoag Shirley Stuart Mrs. Hoag Silver Dome D. P. Young Harry Shalle Storm Lake Hubert Metcalf Roberta Clark Geneva Loomis William Grossheim Cedar Falls Young People’s Presbyterian Conference Riverview Park Roberta Geneva Young People's Society Leyland Skelley Ernest Skelley Monticelo WAT Associated Press Skel Wy Ing Golfers Com Dato Cicago Yatne Heave Cube New York S Sam Rhetigan Orville Tthatigan Asa Lambert Claude Appleby Harry Schneider Tre Schneider, Jr Bryan Bartlett Reed Bartlett Marwin Bartlett Carlo Winkler Harry Starks Ray Maruge Lyra Howie P. A. Johnson Theodore Thomas Andon Grinnell Ded Guyan Pilgrim Michian Johnson Thomas Gusan Hher Johnn Potie Mr. Thomas Cromnell B. F. Franks Clifford Franks Edwin Hruska South America Wales Church Colege United States Australia New Zealand Stuhler Big D Oxfords Libby Monarch Polo Lee Rockford Princess Charlie Chan FBI Avenging Waters Ken Maynard Johnny Downs Shirley Dean Dixie Dunbar Wallace Beery Barbra Garcia Eel ALL Speedu Goodyear Speedway Clark Bros. Tire and Battery
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