Counties in Monticello Area Lead U S Farm Income List
The Iowa counties Jones Linn Dubuque and Delaware rank among the nation’s top 200 in gross cash income from farming. Iowa has 45 counties in the list, more than any other state, totaling about 1.36 billion dollars and 16.8 percent of top county income. Illinois and California follow with many counties listed.
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Monticello
Jones, Linn
Dubuque
Delaware
Towa Development Commission
Towa
Iowa
United States
Ilinois
California
Illinois
Wisconsin editor condemns political censorship in small town paper
A Sauk City writer attacks free expression as a Wisconsin law used to curb political activity by corporations. The Joe Must Go movement backed Senator Joe McCarty to oust Leroy Gore, publisher of the Gore weekly, who faced pressure amid a controversy over editorial stance. Life magazine praised Gore’s stance, suggesting strong views may be rewarded at the polls.
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Sauk City
Wis
Wisconsin
Joe McCarty
Leroy Gore
Joe
Gore
Joe Must Go
Minnesota
Life Magazine
Senate
Monticello Express details and subscription rates
The Monticello Express is the official Monticello Iowa newspaper established July 10 1865. It is published weekly on Monday and Thursday and is mailed as second class matter. Subscription rates are 4.50 in several local counties and 5.50 elsewhere in the United States.
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Monticello
Jones County
Iowa
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Iowa Press Advertising Service
Des Moines
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson and Linn Counties
The
United States
Indian Love Messages Amid Atomic Splash
A tale from Weiser Idaho mixes a romantic scene where a native man sends smoke signals to his beloved as an atom bomb test erupts nearby. A tongue in cheek reflection follows on civic duty quotes from local papers in Remsen and West Branch.
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Ico
Weiser
Idaho
Hopkinton Churches Host Vacation Bible Schools
Hopkinton churches run two Bible school programs opening May 31. The Presbyterian school enrolls 52 with sessions 8:45 to 11:45 a.m. through June 10 under Rev. R. Badger and staff. The Methodist school has 48 students from 9 to 11 a.m. through June 10 led by Jennie Winch and team. An exhibit and a Children’s Day program are planned for Sunday worship.
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Hopkinton
Presbyterian Bible School
R. Badger
Lila Dunlap
Maud Joseph Smith
Eleanor Dunlap
June Gibbs
Virginia Williamson
Bernice LeClerc
Berdina House
Kay Lowther
Methodist Bible School Bible School For Children of the Methodist Church
Jennie Winch
Jean Lux
Mervin Blanchard
Alice Herington
Minnie Reggentine
Helen Saunders
Esther Nelson
Janice Willard
Glorene Milroy
Janaan Sackett
Rita Rees
Marjorie Willard
Memorial Park
Lutheran Bible school to close after two week session
St. John's Lutheran church announces the end of its two week Bible school for children this Friday. Twenty four students are enrolled with Rev. T. Cronrath serving as Superintendent and teachers Vivian Benter Mary Ethel Barrack and Velma Gienapp assisting.
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Lutheran’ Bible School For
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rev. T. Cronrath
Vivian Benter
Mary Ethel Barrack
Velma Gienapp
Four Nuns to Teach Religion at St Luke's Church
Four nuns of the Lady of Victory order in Huntington Ind are slated to teach religion classes during the released time period at St Luke's church beginning August 29.
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the Lady of Victory Order of
Huntington, Ind
Missionary Catechists
St. Luke's Church
Opened Beauty Shop Near Johnson Mill by Mrs Britt
Mrs Don Britt opens a beauty shop in the former Cummings building west of the Johnson mill. She will be open Wednesday Friday and Saturday, including Wednesday and Saturday evenings, and brings licensed beautician credentials plus trained hair styling skill. She is the former Velma Cookey of Cascade, formerly employed at Stampfers in Dubuque.
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Don Britt
Cummings
Johnson Mill
Memorial Day Guests Honor Personal Items at the N A
Memorial Day observances include display of personal items and memories at the N A venue as families gather to remember loved ones. Attendees reflect on heritage and community ties during a respectful ceremony.
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The
N. A
Local Social and Club News from Area Counties
Visiting notes show gatherings at Pine Bluff Monticello Scotch Grove and Delhi with relatives and friends. Lions club officers listed. fox pelts sold to county auditors and women bowlers win state titles. Various travels and family events accompany short hospital update after foot surgery.
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John Brewer
Pine Bluff
Marion Clark
Monticello and
Lee Streets
Scotch Grove
Archie Casteel
Kate Dolley
Paul Connolly
Delhi
Pat's
William Hart
Lions Club
Carl Robinson
Duane Billings
Don L. Smith
Frank Smith
Rev. R. A. Badger
Archie Beitz
Main Hucker
William Murray
Howard Kirkwood, Jr
E. W. Mussmann
Merle Robinson
James Fiedler
Manchester
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Linn
David
Goliath
Blade Eean
Dayton
REM Electric
New
E. F. Kieffer
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Richard Fisher
West Branch Times
Churches of
Medical Society
Nellie Stanger
Omaha
Neb
Robert Brubaker
Margaret
Louis Herington
Hazel Blanchard
Washington, D. C
Walter Appleby
J. R. Boots
D. W. McDonald
Norman Richter
Freeport
Bruce Johnston
Dunkerton
Harlan Johnston
J. A. Johnston
Birk .Lowther
Ibn Nabika
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
R. F. Gienapp
William Bradle
Ernest Bradke
Karen
Betty
Central City
Frank Bradke
John Warner
Ryan
Gienapp
George Jaggi
Jaggi
Lila Wilson
Lewis Ireland
Glen Smith
Andy Smith
Robert Burns
Veterans Hospital
Town City
S. Clay Keith
Fayetteville
Ark
Jessie Keith
Cliff Willard
Roscoe
Chicopee Mills, Inc
Dept. A
Hargrave
Chicopee
Gambler
G. M. Jones
Hal
Clara Beitz
Ames
Audrey Livermore
Don D. Smith
Steve
Jewell
Smith
H. J. Preston
Nelle Stanger
John Loop
Billy
Wasco
Iil
Willis Johnson
Forrest Billings
Marvin
Thomas Peterson
Ray Billings
Mrs. Billings
Louie
BUICK
Tudor
Packard
Freese Motor Sales
Monticello, Lowa
Hotpoint
Vvn
Maya
Mir4
Hotpoint Dream
Ene
Iowa Electric Light & Power Company
Monticello, Iowa
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