Music festival permit decision awaited in Jones county
Concepts In vestments Ltd faces a special Jones county board session at 2 PM on Thursday to decide its July 2 to 4 music festival on K and Z Inc property near Richland township across Maquoketa River. A 3 hour hearing Tuesday drew 75 to 100 residents amid protests and three petitions against the event.
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Concepts Investments, Ltd
Jones County
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Anamosa
Concepts
K and Z, Inc
Maquoketa River
Births and marriages listed for June and May in Anamosa area
Birth announcements include Mr and Mrs Richard Lubben Anamosa boy June 1 Mr and Mrs David Siebers Monticello girl June 4 Mr and Mrs Ronald Koelker Monticello girl June 5 and several May 30 births with Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids 8 lb 3 oz Steven Boy. Also listed are numerous engaged couples ages and hometowns plus new cars and trucks owned by local residents.
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Richard Lubben
Anamosa
David Siebers
Monticello
Ronald Koelker
Jerry Wagel
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Albert Johnson
Castle Grove
Stanley Bruns
Stow
Ohio
Steven
Lyman Perkins
Barn Fire Destroys Boots Farm Barn and Contents
Early Monday a.m. a blaze at the Harry Boots III farm six miles northwest of Monticello in Hardscrabble destroyed a 30 by 50 foot barn along with 300 chickens 30 rabbits corn hay a lawn tractor and attachments fence posts wire and more. Insurance covered the loss fire discovered by Mrs Boots at 1 50 a.m. firemen fought the flames until 4 a.m. Cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boots, III
Monticello
Boots
Two children feed Holstein calf at Hasler dairy farm
Cover photo for Today's Dairy Month issue shows Audra Prull and Kim Hasler, both 4, feeding a Holstein calf at the Robert M. Hasler dairy farm in Hardscrabble near Monticello. The Express marks its annual salute to dairy farmers.
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Little Friends
Robert M. Hasler
Monticello
Audra Prull
Jerry Prull
Kim Hasler
Robert Haslers
the Express
Jones County approves road work contract on county road X-31
The Jones county board of supervisors accepted a contract for 7.4 miles of farm to market road X-31. Riley Brothers Construction of Ossian won with a bid of 234608.13 dollars, 20 percent over the county estimate and seven percent above the state commission estimate. The board approved transferring 90000 dollars from the local road use tax to the FM road fund and moved 30000 dollars from revenue sharing to the local road fund for radios and equipment. A fuel setting was scheduled for 2 p.m. and one bidder submitted an offer, with the decision to be taken under advisement after the public hearing.
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Ames
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Riley Brothers Construction of
Ossian
Iowa State Highway Commission
Local man Jerald Bronemann reported missing in Canada
Local Monticello attorney Jerald Bronemann, 34, is missing in Ontario after a fishing trip Monday night. Police planned another search Wednesday in a remote area after three companions—Mike Goettsch, John Kortemeyer, and Jerry Schubick—could not locate him Sunday. No further details were available.
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Monticello
Jerald Bronemann
Canada
Ontario
Bronemann
Mike Goettsch
John Kortemeyer
Jerry Schubick
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John Rogers
Remley
Rogers
Steve Ostrow
Bettendorf
Ostrow
State Department of Health
Iowa
Thomas Jay Bjelland
Lake Mills
Mary Louise Hoyman
Olin
Lyle Patrick Davidson
Patricia Ann Wroblewski
Marcus Leroy Vigen
Peggy Ann Anderson
Gary Francis Robertson
Martelle
Janice Elaine Slager
Springville
Danny Lee Lawson
Lost Nation
Barbara Jean Boots
Wyoming
Dean Allan Ellison
Valee Ann Jones
Gary Lee Pasold
Clarence
Janet Marie Droll
Stanwood
Diamond Douglas Owen
Homewood
Iil
Jane Elizabeth Adams
James A. White
Mercury
Donald J
Mary A. Levsen
Arlo B
Kathryn McCormick
Ford
Earl L
Pauline T. Basham
Gremlin
Wesley G
Tracy C. Lawrence
Chevrolet
Ida M. Pillard
Plymouth
Richard M
Reva Z. van Antwerp
GMC
James L. Saddler
Fruehauf
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