Clo Argot Finishes Fourth In 2.27 Pace At Independence
Clo Argot owned by John Wenger of Monticello and driven by Warren Underwood placed fourth in the 2.27 pace at Independence Sunday afternoon. Rain halted the program after one heat in each division, with the sponsor declaring each heat a race. The 2.27 featured event time was 2.243. Deep Run Box finished third in the 2.15 pace driven by Buck Lamb, time 2.2913. Next meet set for June 7 at Central City with June 14 events at Monticello and at least six starters per class.
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Clo Argot
John Wenger
Monticello
Warren Underwood
Independence
Eastern Iowa Race Club
Feld
Deep Run Box
Joe Herard
Cascade
Towa
Buck
Lamb
Ford Cash
Milton Stott
Tate
Joseph Kellem
Central City
Anamosa High Names Sosnouski as New Coach
Stanley Sosnouski, longtime St. Ambrose athlete and coach, named head football coach at Anamosa High School and assistant basketball coach under Earl K. Sosnouski, a St. Ambrose graduate, earned three letters in football and track and was named outstanding athlete. His appointment comes amid strong endorsements from Moon Mullins and school officials. The Blue Raiders aim for a fifth consecutive unbeaten season next fall.
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Stanley Sosnouski
St. Amlege
Fred
Tra Anamosa High
Occupt
G. B. Kinser
Earl K $ Se
St. Aresi Rouski
St. Ambrose
Sosnouski
Moon” Mullins
Blue Raiders
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Doris Board to Sing In Cornell Play
Doris Board formerly of Morti cello stars as Ginger the blues singer in Murder With Music at the Cornell Summer Theatre. The ninth season opens with a spy ring plot set in a Washington night club with FBI agents dancers and a waiter among the roles. Board also assists the costume crew for the production.
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Doris Board
Morticello
Ginger
Cornell Summer Theatre
Washington
FBI
Miss Beard
Political Ballot Totals and Names From Fragmented Page
Fragmentary OCR lists officials and vote counts across offices such as treasurer secretary of agriculture attorney general and commerce commission with names like Rankin and Murray and numbers including 102700 and 27059 amid garbled text and misaligned columns. The scattered data hints at a 19th or 20th century election page with party labels and candidate tallies but lacks complete context.
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Pee Gabe
Cruie
Goof Zertass
Republican Paget
Fowman
Fond Murray
Republican Powots Caecee
Cane
Commerce Commission
Delegates Named Continued From Page One
Delegates named continue from page one with honor to Pact and officials listed. Names show local leaders and committee members amid formal designation. Strong entities include Pact officials and Elmer and Ph Ime ER.
Flower Lovers Plan To Visit Dubuque Trails
Readers map a flower tour from Cleveland park to Dubuque Trail with stops in Grar and Garden Chile. Cities like Pella Tawa Holland and Charleston are noted, as are national sites and a 193% interest estimate. Use Want Ads for quick results.
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Dubuque
Cleveland Park
Dubuqu
Lyons
Pres Garden
Chile
Dubuqque
Pella
Tawa
Holland
Mie Ala
Charleston
S.C. A
Harness Races Next Sunday
Unclear text describes harness races scheduled for next Sunday with fragmented details and multiple unreadable phrases. The readable parts reference a race event and possible locations or names, but lack complete information to identify participants, venue, or exact time.
Democratic Primary Ballot Listings and County Officials
Voters receive a detailed Democratic primary slate listing candidates for local and county offices. The count includes names for governor attorney general comptroller treasurer sheriff auditor and board of supervisors with district designations and numeric vote tallies in the county contest.
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Tee & Sa
Gvrétmar
Neiset
Eres Feau Gillette
J. Wagner
BR. L. Bren
Commerce Cs —Mixe
P. Conway
Sidney H. Jennson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
May E. Francis
Congress
Léo J. Wegman
Iliam S. Jacobsen
Até
C. L
George F. Specht
É4u
Margaret Feran
Henry Eichhorn
C. A. Tes
Board of Superers
Harry Levien
Henry Siepels
Board of Supervisors
K. D. Finnigan
Poppies Net $27.14 For Local Relief Fund
Local relief efforts receive a $27.14 contribution from poppy sales and tributes. The amount reflects small donations collected during a community drive, aiding civic assistance programs.
Club Meets at Mrs Doll Home in Clay Township
The Claytonian club of Clay township gathered last Thursday at Mrs Clarence Doll's residence. Eight members and two guests attended. After roll call on Baking Hints they enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with banco prizes awarded to Mrs Howard Remington and Mrs Willard Larkey. Lunch followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs Will Goarcke's home.
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Claytonian Club
Clay Township
Clarence Doll
Howard Remington
Willard Larkey
Will Goarcke
Cases Heard In McIntyre's Court
In Des Moines, Michael Lews and Reagen were cited for improper passing on a highway and fined amounts. George Lewrems faced a driving related charge with a $25 penalty. Mike Deoraboe from Cancade was arrested on intoxication and fined plus costs.
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George Lewrems
Harvey Reid Killed in Dallas Texas Auto Accident
Harvey Reid aged 34 formerly of Onslow was killed in an automobile crash in Dallas Texas on May 27. He was the son of John George and Caroline F Reid of Onslow both deceased. Survived by Zelma Stahlberg Adelia Doty Francis Reid Sam Reid and Marion Reid. Express Want Ads bring results.
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Harvey Reid
Onslow
Dallas
Tex
John George
Caroline F. Reid
Zelma Stahlberg
Carl
Scotch Grove
Adelia Doty
Cedar Rapids
Francis Reid
Sam Reid
Marion
Ind
Marion Reid
Irma
Wis
James Bowie Rites Today in Des Moines
Funeral services for James Bowie 72 will be held at 2 pm today at a Des Moines funeral home with burial in Glensdale Masonic cemetery. A retired salesman for Marshall Field and Co who traveled Iowa for 25 years, Bowie lived in Monticello during illness and had connections to local Fraternal and Masonic groups.
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James
Weis
Iowa
Piwuser Masuine Lodge
Merchants Can Sell On March 42 Level
The Office of Price Administration in Washington informs the Monticello board that the highest price charged for commodities delivered or services supplied in March 1942 will be the price charged at present levels.
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Washington
Monticello Board
Merchants Must Not Raise Standard Allowances or Discounts
The rule states merchants may not alter their customary allowances discounts or other price deferentials unless the change yields a lower price. The provision aims to keep pricing stable and prevent increases via altered terms.
Wealthy Americans Rise and Fall Across Early 20th Century
A 2018 reference notes 17 078 millionaires in the United States during World War I era. By 1928 the number grew to 43 184 and by 1939 the figure was 14 317, indicating volatile wealth patterns between the wars.
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United States
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Richardson
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Annapolis
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Reyes
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Tore
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Emma Lanigees
Lee
Marien
Democratic Primait
Lcave Tarkett
Wealter “Teem Pier
Fet Commission
Jones County
Mrs. Doll
A. B. Grimes
Stuhler’s Acres
Sebpiga
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Larimes
Mietisti
Levee
Rees
Purvis
Navies
Moricelin Bs Nee ET Weeovye Ciuhere
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McIintyre
Dallas, Texas
Express
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Ricardo Cortez
Bill Boyd
Texas
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Ginger Rogers
Geo. Montgomery
Roxie Hart
James Bowie
Des Moines
First’s Electrical Service
California
Sunkist Angel
U.S
Mr. Farmer
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