Cubs advance to Cascade semi finals on Schmidt one hitter
Jack Schmidt pitched a one hitter in a 1 0 win over Ryan to push the Monticello Cubs into the Cascade tournament semi finals. Schmidt struck out 13, worked out of danger in late innings, as Grant Wessling Robin Egger drove in the lone run. Worthington moved on with a 4 2 win over Farley in the other quarterfinal.
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Jim Schneider Leads Stock Race at Hawkeye Downs
Monticello driver Jim Schneider, in a car owned by Harold E. Meeks, is among the top entries for Saturday night’s stock car races at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids. He won last week’s feature, fending off Flip Tucker as Tucker stayed on his rear bumper and made a final bid on the final turn.
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa
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Stock car races moved to Saturday at the Downs
Race officials expect at least 30 cars for a big meet on Saturday night to avoid conflicts with other major dates in the territory. Drivers from several speedways are planned to compete in the single event.
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Maquoketa Edges Wyoming In Close Inning Battle
Maquoketa defeated Wyoming 3 to 2 in a single inning battle. Wyoming made one error while Maquoketa had two. Johnson pitched for Maquoketa with Benhart catching. Batteries for Wyoming were Streets and Straub in the 8th, Dirks in the 8th, and Purcell catching.
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No Objections Heard On Road Vacations In Jones County
Jones County board of supervisors heard no objections at Anamosa courthouse to vacation or alteration of 34 sections of roads. Many roads were established years ago and never built or are unused and unvacated. The article notes some men credit their business success to their wives needing money.
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Jones County Board of Supervisors
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Monticello golfers beat Manchester 22-20 in match play
Ron Matthiesen shot 72 to earn medalist honors as Monticello edged Manchester 22-20. Lo Cabalka and Bob Adamson finished second and third with 80 and 83 at the tough Manchester nine, Monticello’s seventh win and only loss to Anamosa. The teams meet again Sunday at Anamosa.
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Monticello
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Bob Adamson
Paris
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Monticello Cubs Meet Dubuque Brewers in Dyersville Tourney
The Monticello Cubs open against the Dubuque Brewers in the fifth annual Dyersville invitational tournament set to run August 7 to 16. Other opening games include New Vienna Holy Cross Guttenberg Peosta and Dyersville with a final championship on August 16.
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Winners and losers set at Tuesday basketball bracket
The schedule lists game results for Tuesday with winners of games 11 and 12 at 6 30 p.m and losers of games 13 and 14 in consolation at 9 p.m while championship play features winnings 13 and 14.
4-H Members Learn Livestock Exhibiting Techniques
About 250 4-H members fathers and leaders attended a Friday demo at the Anamosa Livestock pavilion. Kenneth Falk Dewey Jantz of the State Beef and Sheep associations and Ed Helgens of Monticello hog judging demonstrated grooming and training for fair exhibition.
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State Beef and Sheep Associations
Ed Helgens
Monticello
Fourth 4 H Livestock Judging Workout In Anamosa
The second 4 H livestock judging workout met Wednesday July 27 starting at 9 a.m. from the Farm Bureau building Anamosa with stops at the reformatory dairy Harold Larson Farm and Clifford Zimmerman hog buying station. Legg county extension director. Results from the first workout July 5 listed Fishwild Tjaden Lubben Tracy Streets Broneman Kaufman and Dirks in top positions.
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Martelle
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Darrell Tracy
Tom Streets
Scotch Grove
Ronald Broneman
Monticello
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Earl Dirks
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Cello Players Hold Early Midwest Practice Sessions
About 90 participated in the first workout featuring Ron Burrichter and Jerry Bronemann from Monticello. The third session is planned for August in Cedar Rapids, while the date for the final workout remains unannounced.
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Monticello
Jerry Bronemann
Cedar Rapids
Policy Committee To Meet Aug 4 In Anamosa
The Jones County Farm Bureau policy committee will meet Thursday August 4 at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building Anamosa. Chairman Everett Mayberry notes attendees from Cedar Rapids district include Mayberry Hodgden Coleman Brown Null Nost Whitmore Mackey Weber Hanken Petersen Rehmke Reade with additional members Caspers Reiss Wild Strang Helgens.
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Cedar Rapids
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Louie Hanken
Elmer Petersen
Robert Rehmke
William Reade
Paul Caspers
Calvin Reiss
James Wild
Clarence Strang
Herman Helgens
Five Monticello residents fined in police court cases
Six cases filed in police court. Five persons paid fines and another forfeited a $13 bond. Stuart Hoag paid $1 and costs for improper parking, Clarence Breitbach $7 and costs for speeding, Donald Leytem $3 and costs for improper parking, William Simmons $10 and costs for careless driving, Roy E. Like $10 and costs for improper passing. Joseph Knipper of Dyersville forfeited a $15 bond for careless driving.
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Monticello
Clarence Breitbach
Donald Leytem
William Simmons
Roy E. Like
Joseph Knipper
Dyersville
Grass Grazing Better After Land Rest to Prevent Erosion
Grass on land taken out of cultivation should be properly grazed to give maximum return and control erosion.
Funeral today for Mrs. Thomas Clark 87
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Goettsch Funeral Home for Mrs. Thomas Clark 87 who died Monday after a brief illness at her daughter’s home in Mt. Carroll. Interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. Sterling J. Baldwin officiating. Born Elizabeth Ann Duncan in 1868 she married Thomas Clark in 1889 and lived in Jones and Delaware counties before moving to Manchester. Surviving are her husband three daughters two sons 21 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. pallbearers include grandsons Richard Lewis James Grant Arthur Goos Jay Kurth Robert Clark and Cletus Clark.
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Alta Vista
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Manley
Edna Goos
Ursula Peterson
Richard Lewis
James Grant
Arthur Goos
Jay Kurth
Robert Clark
Cletus Clark
Bus Schedule Through Monticello For Summer Months
Matthiessen D X service Station reports daily Monticello bus routes in summer. Cedar Rapids departures at 9 35 a m 1 45 p m and 6 30 p m Dubuque departures at 12 30 a m 2 55 p m and 7 10 p m. Sunday dinner guests were Elmer Dodge and grandson Cleo at Anamosa home of Mr and Mrs Henry Oltmanns.
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