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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1942

Page

4

Monticello Records Flooding Rainfall Across 45 Days

Monticello saw unprecedented precipitation with 13 percent inches of rain in 45 days, June and July totals show heavy rain on most days. A day by day record kept by J J Bateman lists frequent showers and large daily amounts alongside notes on Burley tobacco as a low nicotine variety used for chewing tobacco.

Monticello J. J. Bateman

Homemakers and locals share social weekend events

Midland and Amber Homemakers Club members and families picnic at Anamosa state park. Families visit relatives in South Dakota and Tennessee. Numerous dinners and gatherings occur across Oelwein Hopkinton Anamosa Cedar Rapids Monticello and Chicago with birthdays anniversaries and church picnics noted.

Amber Midland Homemakers’ Club State Park Anamosa Merle Buckner Tennessee Michael Martin Mayme Thompson Lucy O'Conner Roy Slauson Hopkinton William Kurth Doris Norma Saathoff South Dakota Wayne

This Week's Special Mother Cat with Family Soon

A mother cat is expected to have a litter within ten days. A small kitten will be included to keep the mother company until the blessed event.

Monticello Air Raid Drill Simulates Axis Attack

A Civilian Defense drill at the Monticello community building staged nine incidents from a staged Axis raid. Gas and chlorine attacks caused injuries. fires, a crater on Highway 151, a damaged telephone exchange, and a destroyed hardware store facade were simulated with local officials coordinating rescue and cleanup.

Monticello Civilian Defense School Oscar C Story Defense Defense Headquarters C. A. Coxsee Stahler Leigh Clark George Schoon Boy Scout

War Bond Appeal Urges Public to Buy Defense Bonds

The message calls for sustained support to military needs by purchasing defense bonds through banks, post offices, or savings and loan associations starting immediately. It emphasizes planes, ships, and guns funded by citizen contributions.

Bank Post Office Savings and Loan Association Defense

Real Estate Transfers to Bundys with Survivor’s Full Title

H. J. Cousins assigns to C. J. Bundy and O. M. Bundy wife and husband both, with the survivor to take full ownership of all property as joint tenants in fee simple. Consideration listed as $1.06 and other valuable considerations. Ada locality referenced in boilerplate language.

H. J. Cousins C. J. Bundy O. M. Bundy

Iowa items mix permits and personal notices

Congressman Harrington reports farmers face circuitous permit routes for home building while a nearby resident seeks cement corn crib approval. Boot foot Ray Pilcher in Ida Grove benefits from a temporary artificial foot to drive and stand without crutches. An antique 1912 Packard tire, found in Cresco, weighs over 40 pounds. Mills county auditor Louis Scott Robinson, in Boston, sends his Malvern father an Old South church air raid bulletin.

Iowa Vincent Harrington Washington Des Moines New York Alton Ray Pilcher Ida Grove Ray Cresco Packard Des Moines Tire Company Old South” County Louis Scott Robinson Mills County Coast Guard Boston Mass Malvern Old South Church

Farm Ad Offers 260 Acre Starry Farm Near Anamosa

Want ads describe Starry Farm 260 acres six miles northwest of Anamosa with a country school on the property. Includes 160 acres tillable land, good improvements, within 26 miles of Cedar Rapids, moderate taxes, 25 percent cash due by March 1, and purchase as worth the money. Contacts A C Loepp and Harold Oldham for First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago listings.

Anamosa Cedar Rapids A. C. Loepp Fieldman 4Th Ave S.E Iowa Harold Oldham Beavercrest Drive Des Moines First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago

New Champ Lamb Tops Timothy Growth Record

Bloomfield farmer Willie Lamb held a record with timothy at 10 inches before rival M. Jones surpassed it by producing timothy heads just over 11 inches. The contest showcased local growers competing for the longest heads in the field.

Willie Lamb Bloomfield M. Jones Timothy

Mrs James Sullivan Died in Nebraska

Cascade mourns as Mrs James Sullivan 39 a Cascade native dies at her Fremont Nebraska home Tuesday in a local death notice.

Cascade James Sullivan Fremont

Death Notice for Carolyn Dolphin Sullivan

Following a long illness Carolyn Dolphin Sullivan died in Nebraska. Born December 6, 1903 in Cascade, she married James Sullivan in 1937 and lived in Omaha and Fremont. Survived by husband, son James, daughter May, her Cascade father, four brothers C J Dolphin Pasadena Roland Farley Milton Wilfred, and three sisters.

Carolyn Dolphin George Dolphin Sullivan Omaha Neb Fremont James May Cascade C. J. Dolphin Pasadena Calif Roland Farley Milton Wilfred Jof Herbert Donovan Bernard Raymond McDermott Frank Hatfield Fullerton

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