Paving Bonds Promoted By State Highway Assurances
A column argues for approving Jones County paving bonds before the June 16 vote. It claims no property taxes rise as highway funds from licenses, gas tax, and federal aid cover interest and principal, with assessments barred by law. It contrasts road plans with Hammill and Hoover, notes farm and chicken theft issues, and discusses corn market pressures from floods and late planting.
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Bim
Hhus
Highway Tax Commission
Tboara of Supervisors
Jones County
Highway ‘Commission
Jones County to vote on paving and bonds
The Jones County Board of Supervisors set a June 16 election on two questions. One asks bond approval up to 1.2 million for draining grading and hard surfacing primary roads, the other allows annual bonds funded by the state highway system and federal aid to speed road improvement.
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Hammill
High Commission
Jones County
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Monona
Poweshlek
General Assembly
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Iowa
Cedar County
Oting
District Court Docket Sets June Trial Terms
The district court docket lists numerous cases for the June term set to begin Monday June 6 under Chief Judge John T. Moffit. Multiple promissory notes, accounts, replevin, injunctions, foreclosures, divorces, partitions, and quiet title actions involve plaintiffs and defendants including J G Reid J F Reid Dr J W Young H Wells Baartman Koning Van Meter Van Ed V Price Co Roush Yetter Grotta Lambert and others across Iowa towns and counties.
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John T. Moffit
Rock Island Plow Co
Frank Perring
Clara B. Tracy
John Behrends
William J. Corbit
J. G. Reid
J. F. Reid
J. W. Young
J. H. Wells
de Haan Company, Inc
J. J. Hu
C. L. van Meter
Baartman and Koning
A. O. Lambert
W. C. Holtz
Mike Donahoe
Mary Schoonover
Raleigh L. Shoop
F. S. Leonard
W. J. Donahoe
M. CG
Roger
Thomas Carann
Monmouth Savings Bank
Lindbergh Saga Echoes Leif Erikson in American Spirit
A New York Times view lauds Charles Lindbergh as a modern Leif Erikson, praising fearless youth and soaring achievement. It frames the aviator as uniting nations through courage, steering skill, and a postwar hope that transcends tragedy.
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New York Times
Congress
Minnesota
Sweden
Lief Hricson
Lindy the Lucky
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Icarus
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Leif
Prairies
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President Coolidge on Attorney Suitability for Secretary of State
The Springfield Republican notes Coolidge’s claim that a secretary of state should be a lawyer has weak historical basis. It cites John Hay as an example who was not a lawyer, arguing that effective diplomacy requires knowledge of foreign affairs, not legal training.
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Springfield
Coolidge
John Hay
Anamosa Notices and Local Celebrations Highlight Week
Henry Morey and associates plan a drive to Indianapolis for the big International Sweepstakes races next Monday with Sunday travel. Irene Abbey and Harry A. Wells wed in Los Angeles March 29 and reside there. Mrs Emilie Delavan Heard dies in Pittsburgh, sister of Mrs Booth of Anamosa. Supt. Jones and family to Albia for Cedar Falls extension school June to August. Grand Hospital nurses graduate three Misses Flockhart Hines Stupka with Dr Dolan addressing. L L Ireland family marks 50th wedding anniversary. Winchester paint, McNell's Haw
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Henry Morey
B. G. Rees
C. H. Ireland
Charles
Indianapoli
Anamosa
Los Angeles
California
Irene Abbey
Harry A. Wells
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Emilie Delavan Heard
George BE
Lucretia T. Delavan
Wyoming
Iowa
T. BE. Booth
Cedar Falls
H. F. Dolan
A. G. Hejinian
L. L. Ireland
Roy Ireland
Local Couple Celebrates 67th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Dale of Coggan marked their 67th anniversary on June 1. They have eight children, six living, and reside near Coggan in a long union noted by family.
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William Dale
Coggan
James Rogers
Barnville
Manchester
Dr. Seerley
William Finn
Carl F. Finn
Cascade
al Faber
Greeley
Victor Dow
H. A. Dow
Puleston
Monticello
Ruth Lina Newlin
Scattergood Seminary
West Branch
Scattergood
Towa
Local Clergy Leader Elected to Presbyterian General Assembly
Rev. David de Best of Springville was elected commissioner from his presbytery to the general assembly meeting in San Francisco. He and Mrs. de Best will extend their coast visit. Mrs. George Kenney, daughter of the Guthries, underwent an appendectomy at Finley hospital in Dubuque and is recovering well. William Zeuch resigned as foreman at the C M & St P station due to ill health after over forty years with the Milwaukee company, thirty of them in Hopkinton. Mrs. James Parsons, 17, wife of James Parsons, died in childbirth. the body and infant were taken to Colesbury for funeral services.
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David de Best
Springville
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
de Best
George Kenney
R. J. Guthrie
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Hopkinton
William Zeuch
Zeuch
Milwaukee Company
James Parsons
Charles Bolsinger
Lansing
Dan Willard
Lyle Joseph
Quick Quiz from 19th Century Iowa Paper
A reader challenge asks details about stagecoach routes through Mon ticello, paper reams containing eight sheets, a tailor's goose meaning iron, Indian shaving without razors, Iowa lead discovery, brown dye sources for homespun, mineral oil availability, maize meaning, flappers hair styling seeds, and skirt counts from 1880 versus today. Answers printed on back page.
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Dubuque-Iowa City
Monticello
Iowa
Among the Churches Congregational Church Services
George W. McNary, pastor, announces Sunday services on June 6 including Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Young People's Hour at 6:00 p.m. An English service at 11:00 a.m. will include the Lord's Supper and a missions offering.
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George W. McNary
Sunday church services and classes across three congregations
Readings from Richland Center Presbyterian Henry Marks Pastor list morning worship at 11 and 10 am Sunday school. German and English Lutheran services at St Peter and Paul with confessional and communion parts. Pentecost offerings and catechumen classes noted. summer instruction begins June 6.
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Richland Center ‘Presbyterian Church
Henry Marks
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid
T. J. Gerdes
Cows On Test Milk Yield And Butterfat Leaders Named
The report notes 336 cows on test with 47 dry cows and an average monthly milk yield of 671 pounds and butterfat of 23.4 pounds. High herds include Aitchison Bros 36.1, Shover and Orcutt 34, and Will McLaughlin 32.4. High individual cow Mercides, a seven year old Holstein, freshened Feb 28 1927, tops with 80 pounds butterfat. Shover and Orcutt second at 65 pounds. Aitchison Bros 60 pounds. McLaughlin 55.4. Cows on grain show pasture gains.
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Aitchison Bros
Guernseys
Shover
Orcutt
Will McLaughlin
Will McAleer
Thomas Shover
Guernsey
B.mclaughlin
Pat
Piano Tuning Service in Monticello June Visit
Piano tuner will be in Monticello and nearby from June 1 to 10 to handle piano and player-piano tuning and repairs. Contact Hopkinton 22 or mail Hopkinton with preferred calling time. Mason address given in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Upper Iowa University
Roy L. Smith
Simpson M. EB
Church of Minneapolis
Speech and Music
Gustavus Adolphus
Children of the Moon
Monticello
Hopkinton
Co. F
Mason
Third Avenue South
Minneapolis
Minn
Local Creamery Shipped Butter and Eggs. Community News
Land Spring May 41 1927 reports the creamery shipped 82 tubs of butter and 48 cases of eggs on Saturday. It received 11 carloads of butter tubs and a carload of coal last week and a carload of onto Monday. Local residents attend graduations and church events. families visit relatives and move residences. school closed for a picnic dinner with 44 attendees.
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Fred Bheger
Hopkinton High School
Helen
Ernest McDonough
J. GL. Batchelder
Hop‘Kkinton
John McDonough
Worthington
BE. Wilson
George Biltmeyer
Hopkinton
Fred Egger
R. J. Chaplin
Notice of Administratrix for Johnson Poppe Estate Iowa
Public notice announces Mary Poppe as administratrix of Johnson Poppe deceased in Jones county Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and timely. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa May 14 1927. Doxsee and Dogsee attorneys for estate.
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District Court
Jones County
Johnson Poppe
Anamosa
Iowa
Mary Poppe
Doxsee & Dogsee
Executors Notice for Sarah H. Young Reiger Estate
Jones county Iowa notice to all claimants to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and to settle debts. Executor Henry M Carphemter signs with J J Locher attorney. dated Anamosa Iowa 24rd day. Aged
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District Court
Jones County
Sarah H. Young Reiger
Anamosa
Iowa
Henry M. Carphemter
J. J. Locher
Watite
Probate Notice for John B Brokens Will in Jones County
Probate clerk BG Rees issues notice in Jones County District Court for the will of John B Brokens filed May 24 1927 with probate set for June 7 1927. Interested parties may appear to contest probate. Deputy clerk Wilma M Ruhl records. J J Locher represents estate.
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John B. Brokens
BG. Rees
Jones County
Wilma M. Ruhl
J. J. Locher
Notice of Final Reports in Jones County Estates
Final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones County estates have been filed with the district court clerk. A final hearing and approval are set for June 6, 1927 at which interested parties may appear and file exceptions. Names include H. M. Carpenter Rudolph Grenenwald Lizzie Sharp Rickles August Siebels J W Coxsee Martha J Miller Bernice Phelps H I Ahraken Benny Schlemme. Dated Anamosa Iowa May 23 10237 by Clerk B G Rees.
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District Court
Jones County
H. M. Carpenter
Peter C. Smith
Anna Barbara Grunenwald
Rudolph Grenenwald
Lizzie Sharp
William Sharp
Rickles August Siebels
John A. Siebels
J. W
Jones County Iowa to Hold Special Election June 16 1927
Jones County Iowa to hold a special election June 16 1927. Voters will decide on surfacing the primary road system and authorization to issue bonds up to 1 200 000 dollars for drainage grading and hard surfacing with annual taxes and primary funds used to retire bonds. Polling places listed across Anamosa Monticello Morley Onslow Cascade Richland Washington Wayne Wyoming and other precincts open 8 am to 7 pm. LaVern Rockstad county auditor announces.
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Oun
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Washington
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Wyoming
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LaVern Rockstad
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