Radicalism in Iowa politics and society discussed
A long editorial reflects on a wave of radicalism in American life, focusing on Iowa's politics around Col. Brookhart as a Republican Senate candidate. It contrasts radical ideas with fear of socialist policies, cites George Bernard Shaw and H. G. Wells, notes the death of Marion Harland, and previews a cautious optimism about farming and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Colonel Brookhart
Russia
Danta Pierce
Borah
Col. Brookhart
Grimes
Harlan
Allison
Zion's Lutheran Church Marks 50th Anniversary
Zion's Lutheran church in Wayne township observed its fiftieth anniversary with morning and afternoon services on June 4 attended by about 3,000. A $1,700 building fund was raised. German and English services featured ministers from Monticello Ryan Clinton Lost Nation and Andrew with music by Wartburg College groups. The history details founding in 1872, prior pastors, church expansions and acquisitions, and a current membership exceeding 700 communicants and 1,200 souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Conrad Mardorf
Monticello
E. Melchert
Ryan
J. Becker
Waverly
George Vollmer
Lost Nation
O.preeble
A. Hein
Clinton
Bredow
Andrew
Wartburg College and Glee Club
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Zion’s
Jones County
Bernhard Tobiassen
Anna Zimmerman
Maria Folkers
John Hinrich Pageler
J. H. Pageler
LeMars
Iowa
Harm Harms
W. Grumm
Willm Helgens
St. John’s
Chr. Marder
Waterloo
Augusta Helgens
Albert Siemers
Chr
Mardorf
Zion’s Church
John P. Willis
Wishek
North Dakota
Willms
Zion
Public health nursing to weigh and examine preschool children
Summer program in Monticello chapter of the American Red Cross outlines physical examinations for babies and preschoolers at welfare stations. Doctors donate afternoons. nurses weigh and measure, with physicians assessing growth and advising on feeding and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Nursing Service
Monticello
American Red Cross
Carrie H. Catlin
Red Cross Public Health
Death of Mrs Peter Wragg Remains In Delhi Connections
Mrs. Peter Wragg died at her daughter Mrs Patrick Britt's home June 14 at age 78 after years of paralysis and recent illness. Born April 7 1844 in England, she immigrated to Iowa in 1851 and lived in Delhi before moving to Monticello in 1921. Survives include her husband and two daughters Mrs Britt and Mrs Frank B Stimson, plus siblings, 64 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services at the Delhi Methodist Episcopal church with Rev William H Mitchell and Rev Smith officiating. Delhi Woman's Relief Corps to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wragg
Patrick Britt
Tillie
Elizabeth Rich
Delhi
England
Iowa
Delaware County
United States
Peter B. Wrage
William A. Wrage
Frank B. Stimson
Monticello
Britt Home
William Hayes Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Willam H. Mitchell
Smith
Woman’s Relief Corps of
Peter Matthiessen
Caroline Clark
John and
Elizabeth Clark
Clark Homestead
Merle M. Matthiessen
Marie Ruth Gordon
Correctionville
W. J. Clark
Manchester
Frank Byerly
Matthiessen
Widow Mary Crowley Dies at 78 in Castle Grove Township
Mary Crowley widow of William Crowley died at her Castle Grove home on Tuesday June 6 at age 78 after months of decline. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church Castle Grove with pallbearers Stephen King John Hennessey John McCrea Dennis Donovan W Kehoe James Kehoe. burial beside the church. Mary Grace born Kilkenny Ireland February 1844 came to America 1865 to Dubuque married 1869. survived by ten children and 21 grandchildren plus a large extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crowley
William Crowley
Castle Grove Township
Crowley
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Bourk
Stephen King
John Hennessey
John McCrea
Dennis Donovan
W. C. Kehoe
James Kehoe
Mrs. Crowley
Mary Grace
Kilkenney
Ireland
America
Dubuque
Willam Crowley
Mary Ellen McDonald
Frank Kehoe
Patrick Crowley
Castle Grove
James Sullivan
Michael Crowley
Edward Crowley
Ryan
William Fleming
W. T. Kehoe
John Crowley
Pasture Supplements Boost Hog Growth and Profits
A. L. Anderson of Iowa State College says no hog ration is as good as a well managed pasture supplement. He notes pasture feeding is underused, but benefits include parasite reduction, lower feeding costs, and higher profits for feeders through improved gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Camp Monti Ai Plans A Busy Boys Camp Near Monticello
The Boys Welfare Committee finalizes arrangements for Camp Monti near the Ki burz farm east of Monticello next month. Any boy age ten or older may apply. limited spaces, with costs around a dollar a day or less. Applications to Harry Stuhler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiburz
Monticello
Mon- Ai
Harry Stuhler
C. A. Coxgee
T. S. Lazell
Tom George
A. M. Maurice
Boys’ Welfare Committee
Boys
Children Day Program at M. E. Church Sunday Morning
The annual Children s Day program will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday at 10 45 AM All invited. The event features a full program with songs recitations prayers and a baptism and reception of new members by the double quartet and school choir, followed by offertory and postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Mathodist Episcopal Church
Lester Taylor
Gladys Shelley
Margaret Bucher
Dorothy Smith
Richard Calkins
Mitchell
Margaret Phelps A
Robert Pyle
Aleen
Helen Fitzsimmons
Bers Summer
Nancy Magie
Gladys Howland
James Farley
Tig
Robin Eleanor Stockwell
Pearl Slauson
Grassy Meadow School
Pauline Farley
Miss Blake
Raymond Campbell
Mary Lovell
Mildred Pulver
Wilma Haeussler
James Shelley
Relth Dickey
Maxine Stockwell
Htta Rigby
Nadine Gardner
Vivian Bancroft
Howard Wiltong
The
Meadow Brook
Elmo Stockwell
Jesus
Leona Fitzsimmons
Dora Clark
Isabelle Stambaugh
Sudden Death of John Foust at 44
John Foust, a Springville area farmer, died after a Hernia operation at Mercy hospital Anamosa following a protracted illness. He was 44, married to Bess Overly 23 years, father to Linlin age 11, son of Michael Foust of Scotch Grove, survived by wife and son and his mother. Funeral held Tuesday with Rev Elges at Springville Presbyterian Church, burial Oakwood cemetery near Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
John Foust
Springville
Foust
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Michael Foust
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Township
Onslow
Bess Overly
William Overly
Marlin
Monticello Council Sets June 6 1922 Adjournment
Monticello Iowa council in regular session approves adjournment to 8 p m June 6 1922 after noting members present and absent. City finances shown with funds balances and numerous utility and street expenditures approved. Rotary Club commends mayor and council for enforcing law and city cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Boulkatad
Maurice
Bates
Mong
Schneider
van Meter
C. J. Northrop
Monticallo
Tyne
Igounell
Hoag
Roelutad
City Seases
Lcense
Ticongo
General Fund
Monticello State Bani
Monticello Wice, Co
Monticello Wice, Co., Crushed R G. Stambaugh, Gravel $2.00 Fr, Jacque
N. W. Bell Tal
Monticella Express
Andrew Bojaych
Hay
Kenry Adams
Monticella Motor Co
Lee
Marshal
Kollum
Troydippleby
Chas
Weby
J. Jacque
B. Clow & Sona
Neptune Meter Co
F. Page
Monticello Electric Co
Thos
Cargon
Carson
Hoffman
H. S. Lee
Northrop
Monticello State Bank, Note & Int
Itelrose Lumber Co
I. Dautremont
Flushing
Upton
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H. G. Wells
George
Bernard Shaw
George Bernard Shaw
Marion Harland
Townley
Neighborhood News
P. B. Wolfe
Clinton County
Helen G. Kruse
Henry Kruse
Hale
Robert L. Larson
Fairfield
George H. Emerson
Olin
Nicholas Knight
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Montreal
W.B. Stearns
Edward Jackson
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
Grant Highway
Independence
Riley S. Downes
Robert Fisher
Richardson
O. R. Dunham
A. B. Dunlap
A. Meade
C. J. Yoran
Ignatz Fritz
Oxford Junction
Boro
Bohemia
Fritz
Charles Cockrell Behrand
J. M .Thomas
Henry Westphal
Wyoming
Westphal
Wyoming Lutheran Church
Susan’ Paxon
Omaha Central High School
Miss Paxson
State University At
Chicago University
Omaha
Madison Township
John Bender
Minehart Thomson
William Alspaugh
A. D.corcoran
Anemosa
Edward D. Chassell
Marshal Kimball
Smith James
Roy Bender
Harry Schultz
Davenport
Marcella
William Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Lutheran Church of Wayne
Wilson Daubney
Vermont
Michigan
St. Joseph
Collin Pups
Eugene Hall
Alice Snyder
Tom Rhatigan
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Jack Studer
Carley
Tom Baron
Russell B. Lux
Hopkinton
Times
McNeill Bros
Town
Bote
Conta
Henry Tuetken
Newton Parrott
Cass Center Church
M. Brainard
John Bibon
Anamoana
Pratingburg
Degentor
C. R. I. Roda
Geo
Andrews
Route
T. B. Testad
F. Burr
Iowna
Hattendorf
Auto Top
Mike Breen
R. R. No
Council Proceedings
Board of Education
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Iowa
Liberty Bond
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Binder
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Eclipse
Harry L Rodman
Mgr
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