Wyoming Falls 3-2 in Interdistrict Junior Legion Duel
In Waterloo at White Hawk stadium Mason City edged Wyoming 3-2 in a pitching duel. Merlyn Usher allowed six hits for Wyoming while Lefty Jerry Williams held Mason City to three hits. Wyoming staged a late rally but fell short of the interdistrict title.
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Waterloo
Wyoming
Mason City
White Hawk Stadium
Merlyn Usher
Jerry Williams
Williams
Usher
Cascade Fourth In Worthington Baseball Test
Dyersville Whitehawks won the Worthington tournament with an 11-4 victory over Petersburg. Worthington claimed the consolation title by beating Cascade 5-1, while Petersburg eliminated Cascade in a 10 inning semifinal. Cascade's lone consolation run came in the fourth inning.
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Worthington
Dyersville
Whitehawks
Petersburg
Cascade
Orthington
Bernard Olinger
Jack Schmidt
Schmidt
Morrie ‘Kiecker
Ade Kurt
Jack Emerson
Gielder
Kurt
Monticello Neighbor Guest at Lillian Harms Home
Reuben Leggett was a Sunday evening guest in the home of Lillian Harms in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Reuben Leggett
Lillian Harms
Monticello and Earlville Rally to 17 In Sixth Inning
Monticello and Earlville combined for 17 runs in the sixth inning of a wild game, Monticello blasting eight hits and a seven-run burst to overturn an 11-5 deficit. Tucker Hay and John Hines hit roundtrippers for Monticello, with Hay adding a single and Don Russell two doubles as Earlville’s Robinson doubled and Earlville pitchers yielded 17 hits.
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Earlville
Earlsville
Monticello
Tucker Hay
John Hines
Hay
Don Russell
Robinson
Willenberg
Hildebrand
Harris
Cubs
Bill Jansen
Jansen
Russell
Willenberg, Hildebrand and Harris
Three Girls Softball Teams Formed in Monti Cello Summer Program
Bob Reed announces the formation of three girls softball teams as part of the Monti Cello summer recreation program. The first game is at 2 pm Tuesday with Jane Edwards facing Joyce Schoon. On July 24 the weekly winner meets Judy Skelly's team. About 40 girls have joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bob Reed
Jane Edwards
Joyce Schoon
Judy Skelly
Reed
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Purina Guidance Aids Farmers Through Research and On-Farm Service
Farmers face low prices in 55 versus 54, but Purina supports them with on farm service improved feeding management sanitation and breeding efficiency. Purina Research Farms test new ingredients before clearance and the Checkerboard Bag signals proven value. Water shade and hog cooling advice boost efficiency and sow nutrition. Purina Sow and Pig Chow targets large litters while Purina Fly Bait and Liquid Poultry Wormer offer practical on farm pest and parasite control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purina
Panthers Beat Marion Outfit In Friday Baseball
Monticello varsity baseball runner Panthers defeated Marion 4-2 Friday night with all Monticello runs coming in the fourth. Marion scored in the first and third. Monticello collected five hits and committed three errors while Marion had three hits and two errors. Battery for Monticello was Bob Adamson on the mound with Park Behn catching. Marion’s Prescott pitched with Nash catching. Coggon-Sp rin gville sectional final went 11-3 over Monticello as Springville powered 10 hits against Lynn Baldwin.
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Monticello
Marion
Bob Reed
Anamosa
Reed
Panthers
Bob Adamson
Park Behn
Prescott
Nash
Coggon
Springville
Lynn Baldwin
Clark
Pee Wee Roundup Standings and Schedule
Standings show Phillies and Giants at top with Braves and Pirates trailing. Schedule lists games for Monday and Wednesday including Phillies vs Pirates at 5 45 p m and Giants vs Pirates results with Giants defeating Pirates 5 3 and Phillies upsetting Giants 6 4.
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Phillies
Eves Giants
Aperces Braves
Cec
Pirates
Braves
Giants
County Assessor Budget for 1957 Set at 25 700
Jones County assessor Expenditures for the 1957 budget are estimated at 25 700 with a public hearing slated for 8 a m Monday July 30 at the courthouse. Tax levy set at 23 040 with an unencumbered balance of 2 660. 1955 expenditures 16 452. 1954 16 973. January 1 1956 cash balance 5 827. Conference board includes mayors education board and county supervisors.
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Jones County
Court House
L. T. Lorenzen
Board of Education
4‑H Schedule Highlights County Guest Visit in July
The 4‑H program outlines a week of activities from Sunday July 22 including a church visit and a Jones County pot‑luck picnic at Monticello fairgrounds with beverages by the Jones County Farm Bureau. A candle light vesper follows with Judy Ingwersen leading and Rev R J Saunders speaking.
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Tex Benecke
Massachusetts
Jones County
Monticello Fairgrounds
Jones County Farm Bureau
Judy Ingwersen
Girls County
R. J. Saunders
St. Peters Catholic Church
Temple ‘Hill
Juvenile Court Hearing Set in Jones County
Two Amosa teenagers Terry Countryman and Johnny Proctor are to appear in Jones county juvenile court July 18 at 10 am to answer breaking and entering charges. They admit burglarizing Kouba drug store in Anamosa on July 8 and breaking into other eastern Iowa businesses. Proctor 13 and Countryman 15 were placed in parental and sheriff custody respectively.
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Jones County
Terry Countryman
Johnny Proctor
Kouba
Anamosa
Iowa
Proctor
Lewis Dreibelbisthus
Countryman
Monticello Guests Chronicle Weekend Visits From Across States
Monticello residents hosted a wide circle of visitors including Leonard Zeadow and his Fargo sons Larry Lonny and Tommy. Gussie family en route to Germany. Hazel Gemmell from Independence. Harold Wilcox and family returning from Florida with Stults visit at Cabbage Keys. Buol and McLaughlin families welcomed guests from Davenport Cincinnati and Monticello. Swift household entertained D D Coale Gene Coale Staab Buck Swift and Hallis Jennings family.
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Leonard
Pete” Zeadow
Larry, Lonny
Tommy
Fargo
N.D
Ted Rieniets
Mr. Zeadow
Rieniets
Walter Gussie
New Mexico
Lester Kray
Gussie
Germany
Harold Wilcox
Florida
Miami
Elwin M. Stults, II
Cabbage Keys
Wilcox
Pete Stults
Wilcoxes
Everglades
L. J. Swift
D. D. Coale
Gene
Anaheim
Calif
M. C. Staab
Tulsa
Okla
Earl, Buck
Omaha
Nebr
W. S. Swift
Keokuk
Hallis Jennings
Iowa City
County Cattle Feeders Market Steers at Chicago Yards
Jones county cattle feeders represented on Tuesday's market at the Chicago stock yards. Neal Paulsen of Onslow shipped steers averaging 1348 pounds selling for 22.50 per cwt and C D Brown and Son of Olin consigned 18 Hereford steers averaging 1352 pounds selling for 21.75 per cwt.
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Jones County
Chicago
Neal Paulsen
Onslow
C.D. Brown’ and Son
Olin
Supervisors OK Quarterly Reports and Special Deputy Named
Jones County board approves quarterly fee reports for the sheriff, recorder, clerk of court and auditor. Totals include sheriff $26.50, recorder $1,051.05, clerk $1,689,460 in office fees and $3,777.50 in fines, auditor $516.25 in office fees and $769.16 in tax sale redemptions. Paul Weiler of Anamosa appointed special deputy sheriff without compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Lewis Dreibelbis
Bess Sherman
W. L. Pearson
George Specht
Paul Weiler
Anamosa
Democrats to Visit Wolf at Elkader Headquarters
Monticello and Anamosa Democrats plan to meet with Leonard G. Wolf Democratic candidate for congressman from the second district at his Elkader headquarters on July 19. About 100 Democratic officers from the district are invited to visit and dine with the Wolf family as party leaders from each county are asked to attend for campaign advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Myers
Monticello
Robert M. Peet
Malinda Derga
Anamosa
Leonard G. Wolf
Elkader
Wolf
Wolf For Congress
Family heads to Reseda California for new home
Mr and Mrs Fay Haeussler and their four children depart for Reseda California to establish residence. Mrs Hazel Wilkens spends the week in Chicago visiting friends.
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Don ‘Harter
Media
Chester. Larson and Family
Verona
N.J
George L. Buol
Monticello
Fay Haeussler
Reseda
Calif
Mrs
Hazel Wilkens
Chicago
Campaign Rules for Prize Contests in Local Newspaper
The document outlines penalties for agreement among candidates, tie prize rules, publisher denial of unapproved promises, error corrections, and that each candidate acts as a newspaper representative authorized to collect subscriptions. Cash awards integrate commissions already paid into the final prize amounts.
Campaign Rules and Prize Structure for Election Race
The document outlines money handling by candidates, sealed ballot counting by judges, and the newspaper's pledge of impartiality. It details prize votes based on subscription durations and renewal periods, restrictions on propaganda, and disqualification for telephonic or in territory solicitations. It reserves right to add prizes and binds candidates to these terms.
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Monticello
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Koranda
Jim Becker
Eugene Lockstead
Cedar Rapids Junior Legion
Frank Kluesner
Wheatland
Bettendorf
Clarence
Central City
Lost Nation
Hamilton
Millsap
Tees
Padre
Becher
Luckstead
Carraway
Mackey
Huttervan
Hopkinton
Thomerse
Farm Journal
Europe
State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders
Lois Campbell
Newton
Dorothy Roudabush
Brooklyn
Sarah Vernon
Kevin Oberlin
Clarinda
Judy Rae Podhaski
Cedar Rapid
Wilson and Company
Quaker Oats Company
Bever Park
Iowa State College
Ames
Madrid
Nevada
Story County
Morley High School
Don Mackey
Fairmore Lively Learners
Fairview Thunderbolts
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Farm Bureau
Maxine Aschtgen
Joseph Aschtgen
Oral Saville Swift
Swift
Highway Patrol
B. E. Switzer
Cornelius Paulsen
Merle J. Cass
Len Reichart
Cass
Lovell Township
Charles L. Matthews
Fort Madison
Matthews
University Hospital
J. E. Heiserman
Matthew
Michael Francis Brady
Brady
George Tobias
Heiserman
Tobias
Eldon W. Brashaw
Mr. Brashaw
East First Street
Ralph Wilson
Hazel Gemmell of
Independence
L. H. Lang
Will McLaughlin
Col
Paul C. Cunnick
Davenport
George H. Bedell
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. O. McColm
Anamosa Democrats
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