New Cars and Births Highlight June Listings in Monticello
The A section notes births from May 27 to June 7 across Cascade Anamosa Monticello and Cedar Rapids with several newborns Margaret Marie Jamie Lynn and the marriages licenses for local residents. Police and justice court items report disturbances intoxication and license violations with fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Merlin Coppess
Cascade
David Hunt
Arnold Latuska
Monticello
John Youngman
Anamosa
Keith Hagen
Scotch Grove
Lynn First
Boy
Robert Kirby
Dubuque
Castle Grove
Galen Eiben
Ames
Margaret Marie
Eibens
Vicki
Valerie
Ben Eiben
Neil Hayden
Cedar Rapids
Jack Mitchel
Jamie Lynn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jackie Sue
Helen Hogan
Fragmented OCR Note with Letter Codes and Numbers
A garbled OCR fragment presents lines of letter and number codes such as B-7 B-14 A-10 A-12 and dates or references like 22-23 and 5-13. Content unclear but shows repeated patterns, punctuation marks, and scattered alphanumeric tokens.
Fire destroys empty warehouse at Oxford Jct
A fire at the vacant Oxford Jct warehouse, owned by Hayden Produce Co of Anamosa, damaged two fertilizer box cars and nearby structures. Discovered around 3:20 pm by Delbert Stephen, crews from Oxford Jct, Wyoming and Lost Nation contained the blaze. Origin unknown and no loss estimate recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Jct
Hayden Produce Co
Anamosa
Delbert Stephen
Wyoming
Lost Nation
Milwaukee
Oxford Jet. Creamery
Simpson Brothers
Topaz Creamery
Fire damages Monticello country club utility room
Monticello fire department responded to a 11:45 a.m. Tuesday blaze at the Monticello country club. The utility room on the ground floor was ruined and about a quarter of the building suffered water damage. Manager Jim Green estimated $30 to $40 in soda and incidental items destroyed. Cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello Country Club
Fairgrounds
Jim Green
Green
Farm Barn Destroyed By Fire On Burlingham Property
A vacant barn on the Frank Burlingham farm burned early Saturday evening. Monti cello fire department responded around 8 p.m. and prevented spread to nearby structures. Ronald Winks lived in the house on the farm. The fire is thought to have started from burning trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burlingham
Monticello
Ings
Ronald Winks
Charred Oxford Junction building razed in weekend fire
A fire destroyed an unoccupied Oxford Junction structure that once housed the Oxford Junction creamery. The blaze, Saturday afternoon, left only the charred foundation as fire crews from Oxford Junction Lost Nation and Wyoming battled the flames. Don Hayden of Anamosa owned the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Jct
Don Hayden
Anamosa
Oxford
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