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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
3
Center Junction reports weather, farm losses, and community events. A storm damaged a farm owned by Mases with an estimated three thousand dollar loss to a draft animal. neighbors aided but could not prevent damage. The Working Band hosted a July meeting at Mrs. Livingstone’s with attendees from nearby towns. missionaries, marriages, and baptisms are noted alongside visits and train trips.
Wyoming prepares for a summer chautauqua season under United Chautauqua company management. July 28 opens with Pamahasiki society circus, followed by Music and Mirth by the Broadcasters and The Whole Town's Talking. Lectures by Dr Ira P Berry and performances by Loseff's Russian quartet highlight days, with Hubert Small's entertainers and Daddy Long Legs closing.
James Bahen, former Cascade resident, died in Waterloo and was buried in Cascade. Dr. M F Beitenman travels to Chicago for a postgraduate surgery course. Mrs William Lehner and Miss Evelyn McNally of Omaha visit Cascade relatives. Rev J B Albers and Margaret return from Indiana vacation. Doney of Renier music house, Dubuque, on business in Cascade. Mrs Steve Driscoll of Dubuque attends funeral of aunt Mrs James Murray. Joseph Williams, brother of Mrs Ted Barrett, dies in Wichita Kansas. John Kitchen goes to Cuba City on business. Rev Rooney attends consecration of Bishop Rohiman. Ethel Holmes of Monticello visits the Fetherston family. Mrs P J Kurt a Mercy hospital patient in Anamosa. John Lees at Mercy hospital Anamosa for treatment.
A barn on the John Sible farm northwest of Prairieburg was struck by lightning during heavy rain but neighbors quickly contained the blaze. Local residents note visits to Iowa City hospital for Ruby Richards after successful second operation. Other town news covers farm rental, travels, visits, a Sunday school picnic, and a newborn boy born July 18 to Mr and Mrs Louie Lawrence.
Miss Nellie Peet of Central City visited with her friend Miss Mary Dolan on Sunday. Mrs L A Schoonover stays in Cedar Rapids with her daughter and grandchildren. Mrs George Knott and children spend the week at Monticello.
Fragmentary text notes Capernaum as a destination for early Christians who praised its holy setting. A church emerged and was enlarged. later Radrian allowed Jews back into the Holy Land around 187 A C, with Capernaum renamed Tell Hum.
The account recalls centuries of ruin after invasions by Moslom iam. Creully enlarges a church over a house, while Chorazin Bethsalda Tiberias and Capernaum lie desolate on the shore of a fresh water lake near the Sea of Galilee. Moslems still hold the area as accursed, a land once thriving under Jesus.
Reports from veterinarians show hog cholera persisting in Hazelton Shellsburg Vinton Blairstown Martelle Iowa City Victor Langworthy Le Grand and Marshalltown. Other livestock diseases include black leg necrotic enteritis contagious abortion fowl cholera swine plague and hemorrhagic septicemia across multiple towns.
Isolated Peean Island lies between White Lake and the Gulf in Vermilion parish Louisiana. The marsh island stretches about 15 miles east to west with a population near 400. The sole link to the outside world is a mail boat that makes one weekly trip from Abbeville.
The article identifies the three major loss drivers in dairy farming as poor cows, improper feeding, and weak management. It emphasizes improving herd quality, nutrition, and operational practices to reduce losses.
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