Cascade Nails Boosters 12-2 in Sunday baseball rout
Cascade Legion built a five run first inning and defeated the Monticello Boosters 12 to 2 on the fairground diamond. Monticello bowled over by 17 hits to 10 for the losers, with Sullivan and J Moran homering for Cascade while Kolarik and Siebels gave up 17. Ed wards Hubert and Hines had two hits for Monticello.
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Cascade Legion
Monticello
Cascade
Kolarik
Siebels
Bob Moran
Sullivan
J. Moran
Edwards
Hubert
George Hines
Ares
Hotert
Siebs
J. Hines
Poe
Edward H Ae
G. Hine
Norton
Rolarik
Kane
Wufa
Dickman
Bader Ween-Nee
PC Clark
Orr
Ao Sullivan
Bisenius Rf
Pony O Moran
M. Moran
Ark
Ruby Nelers
M. Kurt
R Lasche
Moran
Cascade Wee Son
Softball Highlights From July Games
Sand Hill overwhelmed Jurgensens 15 to 4 with a 10 run burst in the fourth inning. M Young earned the win. Stoll took the loss. Conoco edged Anamosa 8 to 7 in seven innings, Taylor and Scott homered for Conoco. Next day Conoco beat Town Steel 9 to 6 as Bader exited early and Reynolds finished strong. Monday features VFW 9 Jurgensens 4, Sand Hill 13 Cascade 1, Monti VFW 9 Link Belt 1. Upcoming: Jurgensens vs Conoco and Monte VFW vs Sand Hill. Weekend guests Mrs Ralph Redmond and Stephen in Sterling.
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Sand Hill
Jurgensens
M. Young
Stoll
Conoco
Anamosa
Taylor
Scott
Town Steel
Cedar Rapids
Bader
Reynolds
V.F.W
Monti V.F.W
Marion
Link Belt Speeder Activity Club
Richardson
Vets
Monte V.F.W
Cascade
Conoco Softball Player Oliver Hutton Injured in Collision
Oliver Hutton right fielder for Conoco was seriously injured Friday night in Cedar Rapids when he and teammate Leamon Scott collided while fielding a ball. X-rays showed a fractured ilium. Hutton stayed briefly in the game before collapsing at the plate. Scott was bruised. A benefit game for Hutton is scheduled.
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Oliver Hutton
Conoco
Iowa Steel
Cedar Rapids
Leamon Scott
Hutton
Scott
Hay Shortage Encourages Emergency Feed Crops for Iowa Farms
Town farmers facing a winter hay shortage can use emergency crops. Marvin Anderson, Iowa State agronomist, says oats and soybeans provide viable hay and silage options. He notes cutting times and leaf preservation affect quality. sudan grass offers a secondary harvest route.
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Marvin Anderson
Anderson
Feeder Cattle Prices Seen High For Iowa Producers
Iowa feeders face costly cattle buys as supplies stay tight and packers compete. Farmers may gain from higher corn, with Kutish predicting strong demand for cattle lambs and hogs this fall though meat prices could rise as supplies shrink.
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Iowa
Iowa State College Farm
Francis Kutish
Wyoming
Kutish
Local Golfers Compete In Triangular Meet
An eleven man Monti club team played in a triangular meet with Maquoketa and DeWitt on DeWitt course Sunday. Kent of Maquoketa was medalist with 73. I Rhatigan led Monti with 74. Next Thursday July 29 the club hosts an Eastern Town stag golf afternoon with 1pm tee time and dinner 5 to 7 for Eastern Iowa association members.
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Maquoketa
DeWitt
I. Rhatigan
Monticello
Kent
C. Appleby
K. Ferring
R. Long
C. Goettsch
S. Rhatigan
L. Fluckiger
J. Wilkens
W. Shaffer
M. McCrabb
F. Kephart
Eastern Iowa Association
Monticello League Women Study U N Meeting Set
The Monticello League of Women Voters holds the second breakfast meeting at 9:30 Monday at Mrs Henry Adams home. Mrs Frank Walker leads discussion on the United Nations charter and the Security Council with focus on the Palestine situation. Board members urged to attend. all League members invited.
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United Nations
League of Women Voters of
Monticello
Henry Adams
Ray R. Fuller
Frank Walker
Andrew Mast
Security Council
League
Local Horses Star at Independence Harness Races
Four local horses contended in Independence harness events Sunday evening. Monti Maiden owned by Tom Eden and driven by Pete Miller finished 1-2 in an eight horse field. Say When and Kohaka—both driven by Eden—placed 2-2 and 4-1. Billy the Great owned and driven by Frank Eaton swept both heats of the 18 pace in 2:11. Monticello fans attended in large numbers.
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Independence
Monti Maiden
Tom Eden
Pete Miller
Say When
Kohaka
Billy the Great
Frank Eaton
Monticello
Township Chairmen Named At Meeting
At a Worthwhile and Idle Not club picnic at the city park on July 15, township chairmen were appointed Health Sophia Eiben School Deloris Hosford Library Helen Harsh Leota King Music Myrna Mc Laughlin International relations Bertha Harken Publicity Elaine Heiken. Mrs George Arnold is critically ill at her home northwest of Monticello. Mrs Anna Timpe of Long Beach Calif is visiting the Will Doll home in Monticello.
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Idle
Sophia Eiben
Deloris Hosford
Helen Harsh
Leota King
Myrna McLaughlin
Bertha Harken
Elaine Heiken
George Arnold
Monticello
Anna Timpe
Long Beach
Calif
Will Doll
Farm Loan Assn Declares Dividend for Jones County Members
George Slater of Olin announces a 5 percent dividend to members on stock outstanding May 31, 1948. The Jones National Farm Loan Association, linked with the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, has paid two dividends yearly 5 percent in spring and a 7 percent fall special. Secretary Treasurer Harold B. McTavish notes many new members choosing 30 to 40 year repayment plans. Other directors include Perry Russell Mechanicsville A G Rohwedder Wyoming H F Adams Monticello and Robert Livingstone Anamosa.
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District Court
Jones County
Town
Carrie B. Cowan
Anamosa
Iowa
A. D
Monticello State Bank
Locher
J. W
Gail E. Mayfield
Roy E
Charlotte M. Hoover
Boardman
Webster’s
Ruth N. Mayberry Wible
Paul G
Everett J. Mayberry
Deed
Silove
S%& Nw
See
Jane Elizabeth Schroeder
A. Eugene
Loretta Luckstead
Smith
Olin
Dorothy Cowan
Thomas J. Cowan
Qed Slove
Max Wortman
Blanche
E. W
Louise Gordon
Joseph M. Eby
Alpha L
R. L. Eby
Steve
Maquoketa River
Robert R. Hyde
Berneta M
Lawrence D
Shirley A. LaBarge
Stone City Road
Lottie FE
Coates
Thomas A
Martha B. Moore
William E
Hattie
Harold B. Tedrow
Elesel
Reid National Corn Company
United Hybrid Growers Association
Onslow
Military Road
Anamosa Fair Grounds
Ella
Spear
B. J
Jo Diedric
Johanna Bilge
Anamosa and
Wyoming Road
Nes
George Slater
Jones National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank of
Omaha
Harold B. McTavish
Jones, Benton, and Linn Counties
Perry Russell
Mechanicsville
A. G. Rohwedder
Wyoming
H. F. Adams
Monticello
Robert Livingstone
Wyoming Woman Dies Suddenly
Funeral services were held for Mrs. A. C. Lincoln 63 of Wyoming at the Methodist church. She died suddenly at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids. She married Arthur C. Lincoln Oct 20 1910. They had three children Vivian Erma and Duane. The couple were Amber Presbyterian then Wyoming Presbyterian members. Surviving are husband son daughter a brother Frank H Bailey of Morristown Minnesota.
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A. C. Lincoln
Wyoming
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church In
J. H. Blakemore
Presbyterian Church
Arthur C. Lincoln
Lincoln
Jackson Township
Madison Township
Vivian
Erma
Houston
Texas
Duane
Amber Presbyterian Church
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
Frank H. Bailey
Morristown
Minn
Series on Farm Leasing Started
This article begins a series on farm leasing problems driven by rapid changes in farming methods. It cites I W Arthur of Iowa State College noting shifts in fertilizer use, pest control, conservation practices, machinery, and new crops create rental decision conflicts between landlords and tenants.
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I. W. Arthur
Low State College
Arthur
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