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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
6
The author notes birds depend on winter feeding and asks if human dependence on government handouts could similarly condition people. They reference ornithologists, area residents with feeders, and imply concern about long term dependency and starvation if aid stops. The piece ponders societal parallels and contagion of policy effects.
A newspaper defends its policy of reporting all significant events even when criticism arises. It argues that laws apply to everyone and an informed public is best, denying immunity to any party and acknowledging that the press sometimes reflects a community’s murkier moments.
The Monticello Express is the weekly Monticello Iowa newspaper established July 10 1865 and serving Jones county. It lists subscription rates 5 dollars in local counties and six dollars elsewhere with servicemen rate five dollars worldwide. It is a member of the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association with advertising through national services.
The Buck Creek fish fry is planned for March 13 with a menu of fried potatoes, cole slaw, rolls, butter, fruit salad, cupcakes and coffee. A bake sale by the Buck Creek church Senior M Y F is set for March 7 in Monticello. A mix of showers, visits, moves and family announcements fill the page, including Verna Aldrich’s upcoming wedding, hospital news, and local social gatherings across Monticello Manchester Anamosa Hopkinton Marion Coggan and Dyresville areas.
The Idle Not club met with Mrs Lyle Hosford on February 19 with eleven members present for a silent auction and apron pattern exchange. Numerous social visits and gatherings are noted, including birthday party plans for Linda Stahlberg on February 21 and various weekend and weekday visits among local families and friends.
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