Harvest Home Picnic Date Changes At Hopkinton
Hopkinton residents learn the annual Harvest Home picnic will be August 12 at the McNeil grounds with the Methodist church serving noon dinners. Attractions include the Hopkinton Municipal Band an airplane a horseshoe tournament parade races and a moving pictures show in the evening.
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Augusta Helken
Neva Smith
Manchester
Hopkinton
B. Morton
Sioux Falls
Milan
Strawberry Point
The
Methodist Church
McNeil
Ella Blankenship
Cedar Rapids
Harry Raggentine
Belle Plaine
McCullough
First Christian Church
W. H. Reggentine
Dorothy Dichtelmiller
Reggentine
F. C. Reeve
Mrs. Darby
Boulder
Colorado
Mesdames H. M. Reeve
Landers
J. H. Davies
Chicago
G. G. Brown
W. Baker
Congressional Record
Washington, D. C
Charles Herrington
Chatfield
Minn
Doris Herrington
Winona Lake
Ind
Bernice Edgar
Washington
J. C. Edgar
Loretta
Bernice
Kleikenneicht
A. K. Cramer
Ohio
Bernard Murray
Howard Reeder
Donald MacAllister
Des Moines
P. R. Wheeless
Laura
Helen
Victoria
Michigan
Lake Superior
Hooper
Wheeless
Verne Wheeless
Detroit
T. A. Wheeless
Claude Reed
Kathleen
Marjory
Iowa City
A. H. Reed
Kappa Delta FI
Zeuch
Keosauqua
Sibley Iowa
Melody Maids at Great Jones County Fair Opens August
Melody Maids a merry musical revue to perform on the first two days of the Great Jones County Fair August 19 and 20. The lighthearted show features young pretty singers entertaining with song, dance routines, and comic acts in a carefree summer style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Wyoming Jubilee to Celebrate Founding and Pageant
The town of Wyoming plans a diamond jubilee on August 5 and 6 including free vaudeville, speeches, ball games, and a historical pageant. The event notes Wyoming’s founding in 1839 and laying out in 1855, with the name change from Marshfield to Wyoming.
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Wyoming
James A. Bronson
B. K. Bronson
C. J. Marsh
Marshfield
Waverly
Westfield
Bronson
Wyoming Journal
Meta Wolfe
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Holtz
Will Luckstedt
Fred Koch
Lydia Doty Nabb
Emeline
Esgate
Maquoketa
Nabb
Sullivan County
Ind
William Nabb
Irvin
Clarence Nabb
Iva Viola DeMoss
G. W. James
Raymond James
Luther Leagues
Andrew
Preston
Spragueville
Wyoming League
Roy Ireland
Hillis Myers
Winona
Minn
Sue Myers
Roy Markham
Colville
Rachel Newcomb
Donnelson
Mr. Newcomb
Howard Day
Little Daughters
Chicago
Julian Day
Parr
Forrest Hutton
Hopkinton
David Steckel
Jones County Deeds Filed Week Ending June 21 1930
Deeds filed in Jones County for the week ending June 21 1930 show transfers among Sheriff to Oxford Junction Savings Bank Warrants D and other parties. Transactions include the sale of 60 acres in section 33 township 83 range 1 for 8613.79 and multiple lot and land transfers with prices ranging from 1.00 to 240 acres at various dates in 1928 1930 and 1931.
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Jones County
Oxford Junction
Frank P. Chesire
Esther E. Chesire
Elson
Chas. Guiles
Bertha Collins
Warr
R. R
Monticello
N. E
James
C. F. Mitchell
N. W
E. N. Fortney
E. E. Smith
Olin
Walnut Creek
Jones
Lawrence A. Miller
Nellie Hackett Miller
Austin
Walworth
Anamosa
Lara Pearl Byerly
Winifred Kohl
C. D
A. B. Judy
Lake View Hospital Association
Military Road
Strang
C. H. Fellingham
J. W. Gilroy
Julia H. Gilroy
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife on Food Storage
The article cites carrots as a quick vitamin source and describes fillers in egg packing to preserve flavor. It promotes dried sweet potato flour for pie and custards and notes French toast as a breakfast option. It also introduces a consumer pack bag for potatoes highlighting inspection-friendly open mesh and producer branding.
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Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Bureau of Home Economics
North Carolina Agricultural College
Anamosa Eureka Short News Items
State checkers Lee VanKirk and B G Rees finished Linn county work last Saturday and depart Monday for Council Bluffs to audit city accounts. Martin J Scheuster 29 of Bernard jailed in Anamosa on a fraudulent check case involving more than 100 dollars from Center Junction Bank. preliminary hearing planned. Jones county 4 H club members will run Achie vement day at the Anamosa Fair with a health contest and top youth to represent the county at the Iowa State Fair.
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Lee VanKirk
B. G. Rees
Linn County
Council Bluffs
Martin J. Scheuster
Bernard
Anamosa
Scheuster
Center Junction Bank
Jones County
4-H Club
A Boy for Company Poem by Edgar A. Guest
A verse in which the speaker vows to hide flaws and act bravely when with a boy. It emphasizes self discipline, strength, and moral example as essential for a man guiding a younger companion. The poem concludes with a prayer that faults remain unseen and the speaker does his best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Monticello City Council Adopts Resolution on Contract and Bond
Monticello Iowa July 28 1930 council adjourned session with Hoag Hayes Bancroft Cass present Matthiessen absent. Hoag introduced resolution titled Resolution Approving Contract and Bond and moved its adoption. Roll call yielded yeas from Hoag Hayes and Cass with others pending.
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Monticello
Iowa
Hoag
Hayes
Bancroft
Cass
Matthiessen
Yeas
Jones County
Towa
Mathiscann
Monticello council OKs contract and street closure
The Monticello Iowa city council approves a Korneman Brothers contract of 40,425.60 with Southern Surety bond, and temporarily closes Farley Street between Third and Fourth Streets from Aug 1 to Oct 1 1930. It also transfers 751.34 from the Comfort Station fund to the General Fund. A 1,107.11 Sewage Disposal fund transfer is approved. Abstract of motions shows roll call yeas Hoag Hayes Bancroft Cass, absent Matthiessen.
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Monticello
Towa
Korneman Brothers Contractor
Muscatine
Town
Iowa
Hoag
Farley Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Cass
Yeas
Bancroft
Hayes
Matthiessen
Farfey Street
Council
Korneman Brothers
Southern Surety Company
Jones County
B. E. First
Ray Echternacht
B. E
Hong
Korneman
Muscattone
Monticello Council Awards Pavement Contract to Korneman Bros
The Monticello Iowa city council met July 21 1930 to open bids for pavement and integral curb work on city streets. Korneman Brothers Contractors Muscatine Iowa submitted the best bid of 40425 50 after which the council awarded the contract and fixed the bond amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Hoag
Matthiessen
Bancroft
Cass
Booth & Olsen
F. F. Weir Construction Co
Korneman Brothers Horrabin
Fred Carleson Co
James F. Lee Co
Ford Paving Co
Haegg Construction Co
Korneman Brothers Contractors
Muscatine
Towa
Yeas
Hong
Hayes
Nays
City of
Monticello Express
Iowa
Korneman Bros
Isald
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India
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Betty Woltersdorf
van Horne
George Herzberger
Junior Hanold
18Th Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Kansas
C. H. Hanold
Cc. H. Hanold
Louis Holzinger
Barbara Huggans
George Feidler
Illinois
Anamosa Eureka
Council Proceedings
Attest
BR. E. First
Attest Ray Echternacht
Special Cities Service
Cities Service
N.B.C
Cities Service Oil Company
Cities Service Company
Gasolene
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