Fifty Year Readers honored by Monticello Express list
The Monticello Express celebrates readers with fifty or more years of regular use including S J Rice Ludington Louisiana Mrs Ella Tryon Gray Kansas City MO George E Wood Columbus OH Joanna McLaughlin Hollywood CA Mr and Mrs W L Rosa Pasadena CA Mrs George Schoonover Los Angeles CA Mrs D O Sinclair Scotch Grove Ben H Tobiasson Wayne Twp and B G Brazelton Monticello.
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Monticello Express
the Express
Charles 8. Bidwell
North
Raymond Avenue
Pasadena
California
Society of Antiques
Grandfather Farwell
Adams Farm
HW. Monroe
Riverside
Charlie Dewey
John Stauffer
Daniel Varvel
Monticello
Charles Bates
John Bates
John H. Heisey
Express Snce
Mr. Helsey
Monticelo
Express
S. J. Rice
Ludington
Louisiana
Ella Tryon Gray
Kansas City
Missouri
George E. Wood
Columbus
Ohio
Joanna McLaughlin
Hollywood
W. L. Rosa
George Schoonover
Los Angeles
D. O. Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Ben H. Tobiasson
Wayne Township
B. G. Brazelton
Legion membership drive targets nationwide push in Iowa
The Iowa department and American Legion plan an intensive June drive. Commander J R Murphy expects heavy turnout with radio programs and church sermons. The national Legion leads by about 100000 members, with 33 states above last year’s June 1 level. Local posts will form prospect teams. prizes include three caps for winners as posts organize 100 percent participation.
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Iowa
American Legion
J. R. Murphy
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Jane
Kinvis
Pennsylvania
New York
Whig
Lowa
Alines
Mumber
America
Olin Recorder CHT Preferred Form New Road Group
Delegates from Atsutosa to Sabube at a Wyoming meeting form the Olin Recorder CHT Preferred with aims to fund denen and push paving across ten counties. They discuss state bend issues, road numbers 61 and 62 to ease traffic from the Lincoln highway and designate officers including President C L Niles and Secretary A L McKinsey along with a slate of directors and alternates.
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Olin Recorder
CHT
Wyoming
Atsutosa
Sabube
Jace County
Jackoon
Sabula
Lincoln Highway
C. IL. Niles
Anamosa
Alo
McKinsey
Maquoketa
A. A. Hunt
Maqu
Rout Fitch Declines Hiring Japanese Valet At Dowagiac
Dowagiac farmer Rout Fitch who has inherited 1.5 million dollars says he will not hire a Japanese valet or wear diamonds. He admits wealth brings advantages and is repapering the dining room of his house.
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Boston Transcript
Wars to Consume Milk Teach Mothers Efficient Use
A guide from Mrs. Marguerite Corkill of Iowa State College suggests creative strategies to ensure children receive enough milk for strong bones teeth and blood. It argues milk should be given in small sips over time with varied uses and playful participation to prevent waste.
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Marguerite Corkill
Iowa State College
Sam
Dent publisher praised for affordable classics and education
New York World lauds Dent for popularizing literature with affordable editions like Temple Shakespeare Everyman’s Library and World’s Classics. More than 20 million Everyman’s volumes sold. plans to offer 1000 top titles at a shilling, aiding workers and libraries worldwide. Seventy five percent of Seventh Army Corps CMTC enlistees will be high school youths per Col. Young.
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Dent
Temple Classics
Everyman's Library
Rte
England
Robert Chambers
John Cassell
Melbourne
Winnipeg
Cape Town
Chicago
New York World
Seventh Army Corps Area
Col. Young
Omaha
Army Corps Sees Largest Enlistments In Open Air Posts
The Seventh Army Corps area covering Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma North and South Dakota will lead nine areas in enlistments. Open air posts host 35 thousand attendees with 126 thousand training total. Training costs reach 200 thousand pounds. Government provides travel clothing equipment bedding and meals while officers supervise athletics and drills across four training courses for new entrants and those seeking commissions.
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Eresenworth
Fort Snelling
Seventh Army Corps
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Dakota
South Dakota
Young
Jefferson Barracks
Federal Reserve Corps
Wind mill power promise for farms and industry
The article discusses wind energy innovating rotor and turbine systems to generate power for houses, barns, rivers, ships, and farms. It notes stored wind power via batteries and dynamos, reducing reliance on direct wind and highlighting potential agricultural and industrial value.
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Anc
Caphet Obe
Pointed Paragraphs From Sioux City Journal
A collection of humorous and satirical lines on relationships and social norms. Witty quips challenge gender roles and daily life, from ideal wives to traveling stumbles. The voice pokes at conventions, marriage, and memory with light irony.
Early Morning Bird Concert Heralds Spring Awakening
In the quiet dawn, birdsong fills the countryside as cardinal, lark, bluebird, oriole, wood thrush, brown thrasher, robin and others join a natural concert. The piece celebrates dawn, nature’s awakening, and the season of courting in bird land.
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Repens
City Star
Olin Recorder News Highlights Local Meeting and Road Work
A Tuesday baseball meeting drew about a dozen enthusiasts with FP. BE. Wolfe elected team manager. Weekly band concerts in Olin invite all to attend. A Ford coupe crash near town caused two somersaults but no injuries. Lumereaux Brothers Construction advances road 38 work while Rh O. Bullock nears bridge completion. A post office move to the Miller building was agreed with Oscar Houstman for 3500 dollars.
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FP. BE. Wolfe
Olin
James Johnson
Johnson
Harold Fairley
Lumereaux Brothers Construction Company
Rh. O. Bullock
F. W. Miller
Oscar Houstman
Postoffice
County figures and local society notes from June items
County Engineer Floyd Vetter undergoes appendicitis surgery at Mercy hospital. Eugene W. Foley and Miss Hilda Ellis wed at the little brown church in Nashua on June 7. Mrs. A. M. Strawman returns from Atlantic City as a State delegate to the National Federation of Women's Clubs. John Hejinian, Yale student, to spend three months vacation with Corn Exchange Bank in New York City. Rebekah lodge in Jones county meets in Odd Fellows hall with officers Mrs. Kyle Poole and Miss Servelch noted. First state park band concert set for June 13 featuring the lawa state reformatory band under W. E. Henke.
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Eugene W. Foley
Hilda Ellis
Little Brown
Nashua
A. M. Strawman
Atlantic City
National Federation of Women's Clubs
John Hejinian
Yale College
Anamosa An
John
Corn Exchange Bank of
New York City
Rebekah Forces
Jones County
Kyle Poole
Wyoming
Miss Servelch
State Park
Lawa State Reformatory
Gundia
W. E F. Henke
State Institution
Hopkinton Leader Items
Chicken thieves operate near Dyersville. Ben J. Naber reports losses of two chickens last week. Mrs. H K Wilcox shows rapid improvement and hopes to return home. Myrtle Gavin wed Ernest G Snodgrass in Cedar Rapids. Carrie Mullan and James W Fairley wed in Hopkinton. Radios across Hopkinton fail due to an electrical obstruction.
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Dyersville
Ben J. Naber
Montieco
H. KE. Wilcox
W. F. Gavin
Myrtle
Ernest G. Snodgrass
Clarida
Carrie Mullan
Hopkinton
James W. Fairley
Marion
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Why the Hurry The general rush on Aberdeen streets
A reader laments constant speed on Aberdeen streets citing drivers rushing at high speeds to trains and meetings. The piece notes three rural youths riding at 60 mph to town only to loaf at the pool hall and argues speed often serves little purpose beyond alarm.
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Aberdeen
Bach
Mnfe
Notice of Sheriff Sale In Jones County Iowa
Notice is given of a sheriff sale by special execution from Jones County Iowa district court dated June 1 1926. John Kennedy is plaintiff against unknown heirs and John Gorman and Bessie Neal Gorman defendants for 35511 10 and costs. Auction of described lands will occur July 6 1926 at the Anamosa courthouse at 6 o clock pm.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Ward Court
John Kennedy
John Gorman
Bessie Neal Gorman
Towa
John Jarman Hib
Bessie Neal
Gorman
Peta
Anamosa
Karnes
Pawar
Jones County Treasurer Reports Accounts June 1926
Semi annual accounts by funds for Jones County Iowa include school board proceedings, graduation commendations, salaries, salaries for Eng lh and dramatic cord, analyses of general funds, water and sewer funds, and numerous listed bills. Also council proceedings note adjournments and financial transfers. The report is signed by G W Walker Jones County treasurer.
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Proceerdings
Hound Oof Ade Eation
Cropp
Shover
Stineson
Fraser. Roberts
Carlton Anderson
Mugene Barats
Edith Belrends
Watona Bishop
Clara Burrichter
Haasnor Christensen
Ellasbelly Cooper
Dorothy Costley
Dorothy Merger
Preda Eben
Esther GI
Dorothy Trance
Selma Fleeren
George Burrichter
Lived Hutton
William Jacobs
Francy Kaonmerman
Pelmar King
Adele Meier
Helen Pulver
Chirenee Rhatigan
Alice Reed
Irma Rohr
Walker Sackett
Grayer Sehneider
Velma Schoon
John J. Witcox
Marion Yousse
Marjorie Walliams
Stimson
Chas
M. Luett
G. W. Walker
Jones County
Iowa
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Jems County
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Pladntit
Board of Education
Roberts
Fraser
Harry Soule
Winanswood
Cross Hardware Co
Duster Co
Davenport Bag & Paper
Shomont Dairy
Sketley
The
Monticello Times
N. W
Hlenava C Badger
Cinn & Co
Gnas, Scribner's Sons
Asaes
Hayes
Hanssen
Wilkinson
Bates
Rockstad
At & P.m
Ray Eehternacht
B. KB
Monstello
Hoekstad
Comfort
Soldiers’ Memorial
ST Ee
Clark
Welch's
Clark’s Heights
Cty Council
General Bell Telephone Co
A. J
Ehech
A. K. Hanssen
Surples Inspection
Jr Ol Co
J. J.red Studer
R Kehternacht
Davidsen
Reed
Wis Herman Hoffman
Wiliam Laude
Ventral Lumber & Coal C
Putas
Lad Willer
Hay
Underwood
Crading Ve Bank
Tames van Voltenbur
Monticello Motor Co
Monticello Amunicipal
Pacmers’ Creamery Co
Rodman, Tabor
W. J. Toeters
State Dairy & Food Commiss Veral Funds
State Dairy & Food Commiss Veral Funds of Bardered
Jenka
N Marshall
G. Jaber
Monticello State Bank
Fianssen
Surve Lefobure Leder Co
I. M. Rodman
Faber
Sf Nettly
Haber
Corbin
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Laws Electric Co
Laight Bund
Town Electric Co
Ueht
Aves
Elayes
Tes
Bockstad
Caunacil
Ray Kehternacht
Anamosa Journal
Official Publica
Adans
Lachmann
Anamosa Eureka
Oattensass
American’ Book Co
Atherton
Atkingon
Bagley
F. M
Beam
S.E
Beam & Miller
Boots
Arthur
King
Byerly
Byers & Bruce
F. B. Sigworth
George C. Lawrence
G. AL Turner
Bodenhofer
Bromwell
W.G
T.B
Bronson
W. W
Brooms
Charles
Bebee
Lee
Een Bangs
F. W
Beery
Bahnsen
Elmer
Carson
Fred
Chipman
Cailler, Lloyd
Gentral Lumber & Coal Co
Purgin
J._K
Dice
H. C
Drelbeibis
Grey
Decious
Frazier
George B
Court House
French
George King
Fishwild & Son
Farmers Mutual Creamery Co
Facup
Hamilton
Max
Ree Holub
Avian Hansson
Huwnebaugh
Frank
Hubbard
Gertrude
Hall
Lesyssadgen Hoegen
Joseph A
Hughog
G. J
Johngen Jansen
de Eichhorn
Ihpto
Loose Leaf Co
Koch Bros
Love
Jabor
Luckatend
King Dragging
Lyons
Metropolitan Supply Co
Miller
Lucas, & Co
Mercy
Ayer & Miller
Matthiessen
McConaughy
Gay
MccCren
Iil
TAO
McDonald’ Hospital
Nelson
C. H
Neville
Daura
Bell Telephone Co
Tells Parrott & Sons Co
Matt
F. B. Sigworth i
John Bodenhofer
Rathburn
Oata
Shepard Co
Soper
Ethel
Sears
George J
Sinkey
J. S
Inbor Stanton, Jr
Wim
Eg Straka
James
Strak
Swartzell's
Arevialane
F. B
H. Rent
Meeer
University Publishing Co
Mernon
Rodman Streaper
Ene Thorp
M. A
iVon Bprecket
Qua
Towngend
Harvey
Serap
Townsend
Ira
Dieaner Thomas
Steele
Van
Ali
Boe
Teachers’ Institute
Aeee
Ishursts
Secretary of State
Meneeneger
Snb
Severces
Bummer Wantallanens
Harrison
Cartat Ena
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Monticello, Iowa
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