Sunday Services Across Churches July 20 Plan
Across area churches services set for Sunday July 20 with multiple denominations listing Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. St John’s and Trinity Lutheran will be dark as pastors are away. A Lutheran chapel dedication at Anamosa is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. July 20.
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First Congregational Church
George W. McNary
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Leonard Duckett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert E. Coe
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran
Anamosa
Suicides and reflections in a Dubuque case
The body of Adolph Wandel of Dubuque, 52, was recovered from the Mississippi River after reportedly taking his own life by jumping from the lower bridge. Despondency followed his daughter’s visit from Galena.
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Adolph Wandel
Dubuqué
Mississipp
Dubuque
Wandel
Galena
Poetry Versus Prose in Ancient Storytelling
The Detroit News notes early stories began as poetry sung or recited and handed down among bards, with prose tales existing in Egypt and Greece though few survive. The piece also covers a military fatigue policy, Washington quotes on cursing, London fog tales, and a health note linking coal soot to higher death rates from bronchitis and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Greece
London
Stevenson on the road and dream of wandering
The quote recalls a solitary youth traveling with a tilt cart and tent to explore wild regions in England Ireland and Scotland. It reflects Stevenson’s fond lies about endless travel and dying by the roadside after a life of gipsying in hills and woods.
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Indingland
Scotland
Robert Louis Stevenson
Crutched Friars Name Origins and English Roots
The Crutched Friars name derives from a cross on their habit or from the staff topped by a cross. Founded at Bologna circa 1168, they appeared in England in the 13th century with houses in London Oxford and Beigate. British scientists study prehistoric weather by skulls and noses to infer warm vs cold climates.
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Bologny
England
London
Oxford
Beigate
Preserving Balance in Adversity and Prosperity
A concise contemplation on steadiness in hard times and humility in good fortune urging measured, prudent response amid shifting winds and personal steadiness. A reflective aphorism coaxing steady virtue through fortune's swings.
The Bootlegger's Lament
A wartime verse by F T Lindberg in Legion Weekly laments selling illegal alcohol. The speaker regrets harming customers, faces a judge promising ninety days and mentions the harsher penalty of prison, expressing sorrow for the dead and those deceived.
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F. T. Lindberg
Legion Weekly
Wheat belt’s golden glow frames Nebrask a fair week
The Lincoln Journal notes the wheat belt of Nebraska shines in its high tide week. The landscape brims with bright yellow fields set amid a varied scenery, described as brilliant yet balanced with one-fourth yellow as the proper proportion.
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Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Campaign quarrel colors La Jollette coverage in Springfield
The Springfield Republican notes frequent entertainments of democratic delegates by Wall Street firms. The piece questions Mr La Jollette's campaign reliability and hints at wary optimism from supporters.
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Springfeld
Wall Street
la Mollettes
Auider
Medco Withdraws From Race After Convention Notice
A Kansas City Star report notes Mr Medco announced he would never withdraw from the race then sent his withdrawal to the convention, but did not immediately follow through with action. The text reflects a chaotic sequence around the withdrawal claim and subsequent submission.
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Kansas City Star
Medco
Neyer
For Sale and Lost Notices from Monticello Area
Multiple classified items list properties for sale including seven room house on Sycamore street and a corner residence near Chestnut and Third streets, several modern residences, and real estate opportunities. Also offers of purebred Hereford and shorthorn cattle, land for sale, and a hosiery sales job. Lost tires and wire wheel on Cascade Cedar Rapids road with reward. Some notices mention banks and local merchants.
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Sycamore Street
Taft
Chris Rohr
Pearsville
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Monticello State Bank
W. J. Cochrane
Cascade-Cedar Rapids
T. M. Cover
Bever Ave
Cedar Rapids
June Milk and Fat Totals From Cow Testing Association
June results show 410 cows tested with average 812.6 pounds of milk and 28.4 pounds of fat. The top five herds included Shomont Farms and Shover & Orcutt, with Della the high cow at 2,226 pounds of milk and 78.7 pounds fat. Grain-feeding analysis suggests marginal gains from feeding, yielding about $1.16 more profit per cow after costs, with R. P. Cox presenting the findings.
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Shomont Farms
Shover & Orcutz
Yobingon Bros
Suter & Gundlach
Wilcox & Sons
Della
Shover & Orcutt
Fred Shover
Shomont
Aaggie
Shover & Orcnutt
Florence
Holstein
Walker
Allen Fairbanks
Guernsey
Hover & Crcutz- Triumph
Sulgur & Gundlach
Sabysas
R. P. Cox
Manchester Independence Day celebration cited for weak turnout
The Manchester two day Fourth of July event drew fewer attendees than last year, with critics claiming the celebration relied on nostalgic poems and a ceremonial tone. The editorial letters warned against excessive banter and urged safer pest control methods for gardens.
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Anchester
Manchester
Notice of Final Reports in Jones County Court
Final reports of executors, guardians and trustees filed in Jones County District Court. Hearing set for September 12 to approve reports, with exceptions to be shown why approval should not be granted. Includes final report of Maeme Pashek, executor of John Pashek estate. Dated Amamoss Town July 49.
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Jones
Maeme Pashek
John Pashek
Amamoss
Pickpockets Plague Delegates At Democratic Convention
Pickpockets targeted delegates at the Democratic Convention in Kansas City after delegates paid hotel bills. The incident left attendees short of funds as they faced sudden losses.
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Kansas City
Executor Notice for John S. McLees Estate in Iowa
Public notice announces appointment of an executor by the district court of does county Iowa for the estate of John S. McLees deceased. Creditors must present claims to the clerk within the time to be allowed or proved and all parties may make immediate payment to the undersigned to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa July 1 1984. Lovell State Bank Executor. Coxsee Coxsee Attorneys for Estate.
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District Court of
Does
Towa
John S. McLees
Anamosa
Iowa
U-4 Lovell Statd Bank
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
District Court of Jones County Iowa announces that on June 23 1924 a document claimed to be the last will of H S Richardson deceased was filed for probate and will prove on July 28 1924. The hearing allows interested parties to contest admission to probate. Clerk B G Reds. Attorneys Doxsee & Doxses for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
State of Iowa
Jones County
Richardson
Sife
Hhs Richardson
B. G._ REDS
Multiple Iowa school district budget hearings across Jones county
The notice lists several Independent School Districts in Lovell and Madison townships of Jones county Iowa planning budget hearings in late July and early August 1924. It details general expenditures income taxes to be raised and per thousand valuations with dates time and locations including Center Junction Monticello and local school houses.
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Indapendent School
T.ovel Township
Jones County
Iowa
Monticello State Bank
Lovell
Jones
Towa
G. Schneiter
Center Junction
Notich
Board of Directors of
Independent School District
Lovell Township
School House
Novich
McDonald
Pinnae
Monticello
Park
Monticello School District to Hold Budget Hearing
The Monticello Independent School District in Jones County Iowa will meet to consider an expenditure estimate. District Secretary A H Koop notes taxes per thousand and the proposed funds to retire bonds, with totals showing expenditures and income for the 1936 year.
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St. John’s Ey. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
R. P. Kuentzel
St. Matthew's Ey. Lutheran Church
M. Ide
Sioux City Journal
George Washington
la Jollette
Matthiessen
Leva Munsincer
Wyoming
Lowa
A-L-Yerk
C. L. van Meter
McNeill Bros
Hopkinton
Wonry J. Husmann
Scotch Grove
Town
C. W. Balsiger
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Reperte Sciatica
Ana R
Walter McAleer
Ray Echternacht
Pabet King
Pomtigue
Aless
Oleo Uo
Jim Mesenly
Jirpetian
Ta Ie
Lowa Seckler & Schoenhut
Doctors of Chiropractie
Palmer
Princess Theatre
George Albery
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Meas
J. E. Bateman
COW Testing Association
Uction of
Paris
Mierkopf District Court
Jones Co
Henry Eden
Board of Directors
H. B Stingley
Farias
A. H. Koop
Wollenberger
Wollenberger & Co
Coney
la Salle Street
Chicago
Jee Ee Neen
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