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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

7

Interesting Iowa News Highlights From J W Jarnagin

Dry farming in Hardin county assists sweet corn crops with hose irrigation amid heat. In Eldora Harvey Garles and Dr H W Stonebrook harvest first batch for roasting cars. Potatoes along the Iowa river tap water by gasoline pumps to irrigate ditches. Odean Sola, 8, injures hand lighting fireworks with a cigar during Northwood Fourth of July festivities. Ferris wheel passengers in Harlan lose power and dangle in darkness as a prairie hawk fouls the wiring near the light plant, killing the bird.

Wear Hardin County Harvey Garles H. W. Stonebrook Eldora Iowa River Harlan Shelby County Electric Light Company

Farm owner 25 is photographed with newborn colt

Grant Schoep, 25, of near Sumner Bremer County, posed beside a newborn colt on his farm. The mare suddenly attacked the pose, nipping his left ear and removing it with a bite.

Grant Schoephoerster Sumner Bremer County Grant

Parachute Inventor Claims Fool Proof Design

James V. Mohler a draftsman from Oelwein Fayette County received a government patent for a new parachute. He states the device will open automatically without a rip cord and operate even when attached to a dead weight, aiming to reduce deaths in air crashes.

James V. Mohler Oelwein Fayette County Mohler

Estherville Woman’s Unintended Trick Shot

Mrs G G Ewen of Estherville in Emmet county hit a golf ball from a bunker with an uphill stance and maskie, and the shot powered straight up into her eye. The incident turns the old rule keep your eye on the ball on its head.

G. G. Ewen Estherville Emmet County

Hay Fire Destroys Barn On Aplington Farm

Fire caused by spontaneous combustion swept through a hay mow at the William Boelman farm near Aplington Butler county destroying the barn and hay along with 300 hens and 600 chicks. Four calves perished and total losses ranged from four to five thousand dollars. Nearby sheriff and marshal chased a moonlit carful of youths after chicken theft reports and the Carroll hay stack blaze at Arthur Sharp farm burned for 36 hours with multiple rekindlings and three calls to firefighters.

William Boelman Aplington Butler County Weieneth Northwood Worth County Marshal Bassett Carroll Carroll County Arthur Sharp

Mysterious 1873 Denver News Hidden Inside Iowa Loon

Museum workers in Iowa City found a Denver Daily News issue from 1873 hidden inside a mounted loon. The paper reports eight deaths in a hail storm and cavalry skirmishes with Indians in Texas, along with women visiting saloons to sing and pray during a temperance drive. Jenn 8. Coakley is noted as a Cumberland, Case county resident who served six years.

University of Iowa Iowa City Denver Daily News Texas

Adams County Sheriff Applies for U S Citizenship

A longtime Adams County sheriff and voter of 50 years filed for U S citizenship in federal court at Council Bluffs. Coakley, 76, moved from Canada to Winterset, Madison County in 1870 with his parents. his father was allegedly naturalized in 1880, but Winterset court records were destroyed in 1884. Coakley served as sheriff from 1918 to 1924. An unrelated note states it is illegal to tip Pullman car porters in Australia.

Adams County Council Bluffs Coakley Winterset Madison County Canada

Stardust Hoofed to Wins as Deception Shocks Card

In New Orleans Tom Hampton, once a top owner, plots a comeback with Hurry-up as Stardust, a trusted miler, races to victory while Regan schemes to steal the star by swapping horses. Phyllis uncovers the ruse and exposes the plot before the big handicap.

Tom Hampton Tom Johnny Bender New Orleans Hurry-up Jock Hurry Up Murry-up Phyllis Ton Johnny Regan Kid Ted Hyeon Crowley Stardust Hlurry Phyl Uarry-up Sawdust Hampton Tim Crawley Sapphire

Mrs Bliss Hosts Cedar Rapids Relatives In Dinner

Mrs Augusta Bliss and Miss Clara Koop entertained Cedar Rapids relatives at her Cedar Rapids home Tuesday for dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Clark Mrs William Schodde and Mrs Charles Clark and their children Luanna and Craig. Afternoon was spent informally.

Augusta Bliss Clara Koop Cedar Rapids Arthur Clark William Schodde Charles Clark Luanna Craig Reuben A. Shover Hotel Roosevelt Jayne Shover Iowa City Monticello Thomas Shover John Shover Myric Shover Corrinne Lachman Edna Thompson Hopkinton

Conrad Monk's Twenty First Birthday Party Hosted at Monticello Home

Mr and Mrs Henry Monk hosted a birthday gathering for their son Conrad's twenty first birthday at their Monticello residence Sunday evening. Attendees included numerous Monks Prulls Brockhohns and other relatives from Langworthy Anamosa Castle Grove township and Monticello with several unable to attend. Refreshments at midnight followed a social hour.

Henry Monk Monticello Conrad Bilert Prull Carl Brockhohn John Monk Donald Langworthy Clifford Soper Charles Vernon Laura Siebels Anamosa Wail Rickels August Monk Castle Grove Township Fred Ahrenholtz

Items Of Occurrences Forty Years Ago In Monticello

July 1896 events recall Monticello life with new hose cart on Fourth Street and electric lights at the opera house. Neva Starks and L A Richmond opened a restaurant on First street. Miss Davidson wins bronze at the Columbian exposition. Ringling Brothers Circus visits. notable deaths include Manly Rhodes and Isaac Sweesy. several marriages and a baby death mark the month.

The Monticello Express Monticello First Street Neva Starks L. A. Richmond Adaliza Davidson Whiting Ind Ringling Brothers’ Circus Manly Rhodes Missouri Herman Sandhouse Jones County R. J. Taupert Bidwell & Taupert Battle Creek Mich Isaac Sweesy Hopkinton Bert M. Muzzey Bertha J. Stickle Cass Township J. B. Sturtevant Carlotta Graves Nettie Iowa

Church Service Schedules and August Cancellations Across Area

The notice lists church events with pastors and times for St. Matthew's Lutheran Center Junction St. Joseph’s Catholic Castle Grove Lutheran Hopkinton St. John's Lutheran Congregational Reformed and more. It notes August 2 and 9 closures at Castle Grove and August service suspensions at Congregational and area churches.

Church notices and local events cited in brief

The page lists worship schedules for Wayne Zion Lutheran and Presbyterian churches with German and English services, Sunday school times, and a German sermon by Rev Graf. A Young People’s roast is planned at city park July 30. Delegates report on a recent Young People’s conference. Additional items state general statistics and a Hope diamond superstition.

St. Matthew's Lutheran Church H. L. Adix Center Junction M. E S. V. Williams Vera Moats Epworth League Endeavor Castle Grove Lutheran Church Arnold Thalacker Hopkinton St. John’s Lutheran Church J. A. Pannhuk Ladies Aid Luther League St. John's American Lutheran Church Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick Young People's Society Wayne Zion Lutheran Church J. Willms Graf of Presbyterian Church Wm. J. Grossheim Christian Endeavor

Mrs. Julia Connery 54 Dies After Long Illness

Julia Connery aged 54 died at her home Sunday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9 am at St. Patrick's Church with a Rosary Monday night at 8. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Julia Lamey is named in the record.

Julia Connery St. Patrick's Church Holy Cross Cemetery Julia Lamey

Local notes from Anamosa and Jones county farms

A May 6 1882 born Monmouth daughter of Thomas and Bridget Lamey died July 12 1936 in Anamosa. Jones county courthouse and Anamosa schoolhouse work slowed by heat though first floor framing continues and Carstens brothers of Ackley installed plumbing. J C Mortenson died at 6 10 pm age 49 from heat exposure while harvesting near Anamosa. Townsend Club No 1 met June 13 at the courthouse to elect officers for six months and name delegates RD Finnegan and BE Stover to a Cleveland convention.

Monmouth Thomas Bridget Lamey Jones County Court House Anamosa School House Court House Carstens Brothers Ackley J.C Chris” Mortenson Anamosa Martenson Jones County Townsend Club No. 1 Ansmosa o@ felows Ed Beam B. H. Erb Roy Lawrence Ed McGowan RD Finnegan Cleveland Ohio U. BE

Budget Estimate and Record of Filing in Jones County Iowa

The Jones County Board of Supervisors will meet on Tuesday August 4 1986 at 10 00 a m at the County Auditor office. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate.

Board of Supervisors of Jones County Towa

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Iowa News Jarnagin J. W. Jarnagin Odean Sola Ole Sola Odean Jenn Cumberland Case County Australia Freda Yossi Harry Hoag Fred Hines Grant Hilers Olin Howie Florence Hoag Mrs. Bliss Halstead Carpenter Woner James Balsiger Will Balsiger James John Yossi Carl Schneider John Buol Clarence Eilers Lucile Tschantz Luella Balsiger Conrad Monk Henry Helms Dora Ohe Lou Spooner Roy Moore Jake Metzenberg W. ¥. Yeoman Grant Eilers Helms Join Wenger the Express Princess ANGEL Frances Dee Brian Donlevy Lyle Talbot Glenda Farrell Eddie Nugent Lloyd Hughes Prairieburg St. Joseph's Catholic Church Stephen J. Kucera Congregational Church Samuel G. Gutensohn United States Azores England Edgar Allan Por Rosalie Rock Creek Cemetery Washington, D. C Anamosa Eureka Iho Specht Bovine T.B Smartwear Will Rogers Mark Twain Connecticut
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