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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

6

Secrets Behind a Paris Affair Unfold in Jewel Clues

In a tense scene a jeweler and a young man sift clues about a missing woman called Mrs Gray. The onyx piece ties to a message left for Coggeshall while a glamorous stash of jewels surfaces, hinting at blackmail or motive amid a broader disappearance. The piece ends noting a June 4 H convention in Iowa.

Chapier IV Coggeshall Motherwell Paris Gluenzer Wentzel Mr. Glaenzer Clelia Crandall

Cascade couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary at home

Mr and Mrs John Takes marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a May 30 celebration at their Cascade home. A May mass at St Marys was followed by a surprise reception for family and friends, with 60 guests enjoying a gold themed dinner.

John Takes St. Mary's Church J. B. Albers Mr. Takes Cascade Peter and Annie Steffen Takes Temple Hill Angeline Peiffer Mrs. Takes St. Donatus Michael and Mary Koppes Peiffer Bellevue St. Joseph's School Takes Father O'Farrell Annie Peiffer Edward Takes Frank Takes Garry Owen Frank Michael Joseph Peter John Nicholas Mary Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Association George Zoller Worthington Road Zoller Thomas Reddin Kennedy Dubuque Kathleen Grogan Walter Grogan Belmont Hospital Chicago Grogan St. Martin’s School LeMars George Wassenaar Jennie Mortensen Doris Graham Esther Hawkins Lola Freeman East Cascade High School Ruth Care St. Martin's School St. Mary's Opera House Jane John Kirchen J.B. Albers

Iowa game management demo explores farm as secondary crop

John N. Ball of the state fish and game commission leads demonstrations with sportsmen and others to develop game increase methods aligned with approved farming practices. He surveys birds soils and past plantings across counties and will publish data in Outdoor Town. A South Dakota pheasant survives to 19 generations after release from New York stock, found in Watertown shed with leg band. The text also lists pest counts including enemies gypsy moth army worm leaf hoppers potato beetle and wireworms.

John N. Ball Iowa State Fish and Game Commission Commission Mr. Ball Ball South Dakota Watertown New York State

Large 22-Pound Pickerel Displayed at State Hatchery Aquarium

The Clear Lake pickerel weighed 22 pounds and measured 42 inches. State fish hatchery employees captured the fish during seining operations and displayed it in the aquarium at the hatchery.

Gibbe-Gazette Clear Lake State Fish Hatchery

Iowa 25 year plan survey outlines wildlife and land use topics

The 2 year survey will cover propagation, hatcheries, ponds, refuges, hunting grounds, flyways, riparian rights, parks, forests, beaches, and resort areas. It also includes water power, zoning, and coordination with federal and local projects. Bird protection is urged for farmers with birds aiding in insect control and pest reduction. The bulletin notes the cotton boll weevil and other pests among threats.

Iowa Jacob Crane U.S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Farmers W. M. McAtee Bureau Bulletin

Winter hardships kill upland game birds in Iowa

Many pheasants and quail died in Iowa this winter due to sleet storms deep snows and food shortages. The loss was high though not uniform across the state. If precautions are taken next year, including feeding stations and shelters, hundreds of birds could be saved through farmer and sportsman effort.

Iowa

Wisconsin quail decline linked to overgrazed woods and careless farming

Outdoor writer Bob Becker warns hundreds of Wisconsin farms lose bob whites as wood lots are overgrazed and cover wiped out by slick farming. He argues natural volunteer cover matters more than planting, cites waste from burning and cutting, and notes fence rows lack brush. Aldo Leopold and Aldo quotes highlight grouse decline in Iowa and Woodbury county.

Bob Becker Wisconsin Becker Iowa

Iowa Farmers Learn Best Quail Food Under 25 Year Plan

In southern Iowa farmers seek guidance on quail nutrition. The informant states peas millet soy beans and lespedora planted in pastures along field edges or fence rows provide ideal food for quail with minimal labor and cost.

Iowa

Local Graduations and Society Events Highlight Cascade Community

Graduation ceremonies touched Cascade area with diploma awards for grammar and high school students including Helen Aschigen and Loras Lane. Various clubs and social gatherings were noted at homes of Ma comber Fairburn and Green, plus a Knight of Columbus golden anniversary and initiations across neighboring towns. Families and guests gathered from Davenport Dubuque Milwaukee Cascade and beyond for celebrations and services.

Rita Reiter Florence Rogers Charles Toussant Boys’ Calf ‘Club Billy Macomber M. Wilson Memphis Tenn Thomas Stewart Country Club W. A. Fairburn Anton Green I. L. Sears Robert Weil Davenport R. C. Crimmer Milwaukee William Koppes G. E. Fall Dubuque Betty T. C. Barrett Helen Baldwin Cincinnati Baldwin Martha Moore Fort Dodge Gertrude Sayles Henry Koster Thomas Reddin Non Charles St. Joseph's Academy

Cascade hosts initiation ceremonies with banquet and procession

In Cascade Iowa the eleventh district held a multi degree initiation with mass at St Mary’s church, a 600 attendee banquet at the American Legion pavilion, and a later visit by Archbishop Beckman. Attendees traveled from Dyersville Anamosa Monticello Dubuque and Cascade. The event included music by the Cascade juvenile band and a reception at Hotel Faber.

University of Notre Dame Lane Commerce Forum Notre Dame Ilub Sacred Heart Church Washington Hall University Gymnasium Owen D. Young John Cascade Robert Santa Clara O. J. Winters Rabenberg Martha Cascade Knights of Columbus Anamosa Monticello Cedar Rapids Wm. H. Redmond St. Mary's Church St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cascade Juvenile Band John Kirchen Francis J. Beckman Dubuque Dyersville Farley Howard Dale John McNamara M. F. Hogan Lester Waterloo Helen Owens Clinton Alvina Otting Anne Sullivan Canton Ohio Nelson Bliss Washington, D. C Cascade American Legion Post Cascade Theater Koolmotors Legion Park William Hosch Jones County Cascade Township Catherine Bisenius Hosch St. Mary’s School Caroline

County Treasurer Seeks Democratic Nomination

A candidate submits for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer in the June 6 1932 primaries urging voters to give earnest consideration and support.

Democratic Party Jones County

Sherman for Jones County Recorder

Bess E. Sherman a native of Jones county with extensive public and business background seeks Jones County Recorder. A widowed mother of four who has served as secretary to the warden of the Men s Reformatory and held varied roles from teacher to book-keeper she vows competence and dedication for taxpayers and the county.

Bess E. Sherman Bess E. McMurrin Jones County Wyoming High School Cornell College Grand Jury Sherman Recorder's Office

Grimwood Pledges Repeal of Salary Grab

E A Grimwood pledges repeal of the salary grab to save seventy nine thousand dollars each legislative session, signaling opposition to higher pay for lawmakers and a move toward fiscal restraint.

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