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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
1
An editorial from the Baltimore Sun lauds railroad improvements serving Baltimore and argues rail networks deliver steady service despite weather and construction. It notes passengers’ expectations for comfort and constant civilian needs are met by highly integrated operations.
Iowa readers learn about milk production and consumption targets for adults and children. Health officials stress daily milk intake while noting elderly needs and the nutritional role of calcium riboflavin and protein, with pasteurized Grade A milk recommended for all.
Iowans report colder weather as Monticello area readers describe the Kids Fishing Derby and pool delays. The column lists proposed street improvements with five types and street locations, while personal notes reflect family life and neighborhood scenes amid planning details.
Official publication announces plans for street improvements in Monticello Iowa. Sealed proposals due by 7 30 p m on the day in June 1961 at the City Clerk s office. A public hearing will be held at Monticello City Hall regarding the plans specifications and contract form.
A Navy recruit from Company 51-420 at U S N T C San Diego writes to San Diego’s Letter to the Editor, praising the Express for publishing service member addresses and noting fellow hometown readers. He mentions his base posting and provides his full mailing address.
The notice lists Alma K. Doxsee as executrix and publisher W. K. Doxsee as editor and business manager with Tone Scott as society editor and bookkeeper. Kenneth Ahlrichs is foreman, Victor Richardson machinist, Emma Stadtmueller operator, and Raymond F. Luckstedt apprentice.
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