Monticello Edges Marion In Low-Scoring Buzzer Bout
Monticello led the entire game and held off Marion 29 27 as Art Gesse sank a late free throw. Marion failed on two late attempts to tie the game with under a minute left. The narrative notes Monticello’s strong finish and a stray reference to seasonal crop damage by mice.
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Diamond Creamery’s Rise and Product Fame in Monticello
The Diamond Creamery, Monticello’s first, grew from eight skimming stations to a central Monticello plant, packing butter for global markets. Under leaders like H. P. Harris and W. J. Purchas it won medals worldwide and served army and navy needs, with patrons such as Douglas Smith and Wesley Hanken fueling its expansion.
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Oxford Junction
Army
Navy
Diamond Creamery Compensi Wa
J. O. Hyde
Massena
N. Y
W. D. Kellogg
R. J. Donahue
Ogdensburg
W. J. Purchas
New York City
YSTS
Melbourne
Australia
Atlanta
New Orleans
Iss
Douglas Smith
Wesley Bo Hanken
Marge
Alfred Starks
J. DeWitt
H. D. Shernan
George Pettibone
Pug” Johnson
Nanne Hanken
Henry Hoffman
Charles Haeussler
Lee McNurlin
Iowa
Cor. A. M. Maurice
LeVasseur
John Schoener
Pete
Frank Young
Ins Stra
Ube Second Moor
Ube
J. W. Merrill
Mesdaines Voorhees
Crealin Roghn
Creamery
Joe Barron
North Third Street
Pippin
Diamond Creamery Company
Alwys
Polley
Jim Sullivan
Daniel E. Pond
Jumbo
Betty Hauss
Jack Etten
Tommy Lynch
Barney Magee
Henry Heeren
Curt and Son Hosford
Rudy Bohren
James
John Skelley
James Voorhees
John Shover
Will Hanken
Wesley Hanken
Jimmy Hanna
Henry
Gert Eilers
Hit Them Where It Hurts Bonds Drive War Financing
Civic propaganda urges readers to buy defense bonds and stamps to support military needs. The message stresses every dollar harms the enemy and offers bond and stamp amounts such as 18.75 dollars and 10 cents, framing the purchase as a direct contribution to victory.
Sacred Heart Cagers Sweep Doubleheaders to Close Season
Sacred Heart teams finished the regular season with six wins in doubleheaders. On Monday the girls beat Wyoming 41 to 29 and the boys 33 to 24. Thursday the girls defeated Center Junction 48 to 88 after trailing at halftime. the boys won 55 to 84 after two overtimes. Vincent Haag was fouled at horn and made one of two free throws to force overtime.
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Stensd Heart
Cascade
Shirley Schneider
John Hines
Sacred Heart Cagers
Wyoming
Center Junction
Vincent Haag
Schluter seeks renomination to state senate in 1944
State Senator Edvin C. Schluter of the 28th district announces he will seek renomination in the June Republican primaries. He has served in the legislature since 1942 after filling a vacancy and has sat on key committees. This 1944 run marks his first bid before Jackson County voters.
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Clarence
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Cedar
Jackson
Schluter
M. C. Hamiel
Senate
Jackson County
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Cedar Counties
Temporary Warden Appoints Acting Deputy at Reformatory
Warden Tess Davis announced the appointment of Roy Smith as temporary acting deputy at the reformatory during the illness of Deputy Warden L. J. Womachka. Mrs. Tom Hamilton, Mrs. Bess Dickey, and Miss Pearl McLees attended the annual Telephone Pioneer Association dinner at the Carlton apartments in Cedar Rapids. Members have been employed by Bell Telephone for 28 years.
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Roy Smith
Reformatory
L. J. Womachka
Myre A
Tom Hamilton
Bess Dickey
Pearl McLees
Telephone Pioneer Association
Carlton Apartments
Cedar Rapids
Bell Telephone Company
Montials Exct Ra Veteuans auxiliary meeting notes
The Montials Exct Ra Veteuans auxiliary met with plans to recruit new members and offer refreshments. Mrs Elmer J Notte celebrated her birthday with a March 1 dinner hosted by Revel McCoulmn of Anamosa. Guests included the Me Laughlin family and Clarence Eberhart group, with Noble receiving gifts and flowers.
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Elmer J. Notte
Revel McCoulmn
Anamosa
W. DD. Me.Laughlin
James
Clarence Eberhart
Noble
Notice of final report hearing for administrator
Notice is given that the final report and application for discharge of administrator W. W. A. has been filed in the district court of Jones County. The final hearing and approval are set for March 11, 1944, before the clerk of court.
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Probate notice for Anna Balster will hindrance date
Notice from the district court of Jones county Iowa announces the probate of the last will and testament of Anna Balster deceased. The hearing is set for the January term with all interested parties invited to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
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Jones County
Jones
Anna Ralster
Anid County
Marek
Anna Balster
Probate Notice for William Stanton Sr.
In the matter of the last will and testament of William Stanton Sr deceased, the court sets March day for probate. Interested persons may appear to show why the will should not be admitted to probate. dated February 28, in Sauk County. Crashaw, attorneys for his estate.
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Loulee Stambaugh
Tecoasal
Anamosa
Towa
William Stanton
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