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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1963

Page

10

From a tiny acorn income tax did grow fifty years ago

The piece traces the 1913 ratification of the 16th Amendment and the long history of income tax in the United States. It recalls early taxes from 1643 and 1862, Supreme Court rulings, and political fights led by Taft, Byrd, and others, comparing past rates to present figures.

Delaware Wyoming New Mexico Massachusetts Supreme Court G.O.P Taft Congress

Senate Aging Committee Probes Frauds Targeting the Aged

Congress to scrutinize quacks and pitchmen selling bogus health foods worthless retirement schemes and sham work at home schemes as Michigan's Pat McNamara leads the Senate Special Committee on Aging. Hearings aim to raise public awareness with no immediate legislation expected.

Congress Senate Committee On Michigan Pat McNamara Capitol Hill Senate

Call to Preserve Worker Initiative Echoes Gompers

The Era urges wisdom from Samuel Gompers and stresses that workers must do for themselves. It warns against philanthropy and public morals experts that erode initiative, arguing that true welfare rests on workers' own action and choices.

Samuel Gompers American Labor Movement American Federation of Labor

February Shorter Than The Rest In Annual Review

A wry reflection notes February’s status as the shortest month, calling out its brevity as a bright spot in the yearly calendar and implying a broader look at time passage.

St Patrick’s display ties 4-H groups in Monticello week

Scotch Grove and Monticello 4-H clubs showcased St Patrick’s colors and National 4-H week in hospital windows and shop fronts. Hand colored cards named officers, with white rosettes accenting the design. Community members and families, including Farm Bureau and garden club members, joined meetings and visits across multiple households and towns.

Scotch Grove Cornhuskers Sunshine Girls Monticello Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Robert Zirkelbach Henry Ricklefs Richard Hanssen Patty Monticello Garden Henry Hanssen Edward Brokens Brookens Dena Buscher Jacob Leesekamp Iowa University Hospital Oak Drive Des Moines Farm Bureau Buol William Reade Onslow Esther Sinclair Garden Club Maurice Moulds John Welter William Hoffman Jim Adams Henry Stadtmueller Raymond Tuetken Clarence Eilers Walter Heath Edna Buol

Local residents visit multiple households this weekend

Langworthy and surrounding families made rounds visiting friends and relatives Friday through Saturday. Ray Poppe and Ray Kromming hosted, with visits from Smith Center and Creston families, and trips to Wheaton Illinois for Anna Gerdes.

Wheaton Ill John Blyth Anamosa Roger Oltman George J. Smith Eva Hardough George R. Smith

Amber Visitor From Bellflower Stays With Jansens

Mrs. Freda Omsted of Bellflower California is spending a few weeks in Amber at the home of her brother Mr and Mrs Wm T Jansen.

Wm, Jr. Jansen Michel Michelle Wm. T. Jansens Merle Jansen Carl Siebels LaVern Engelbart W. J. Zimmerman Wm. Jansen St. Paul Lutheran Church Anamosa Gerd Prull Langworthy Marvin Jansen Tom Banis Clifford Jansen William Hinrichs Arend Balster Ray Aieniers William Jansen Louie Helgens Alva Gerdes Jack Hoffman Jefferson Dwight Gerdes Tom Ve Hank Hinrichs McDonald Hospital Amber John Osterkamp Clara Herren Irma Bodiker Ott Danneman Roger Oltman Charles Guilford Elmer Jacobs John A. Hacke Bernard Paul Moran Newton John H. Hacke Bill Freda Omsted Bellflower Calif Wm. T. Jansen

Monticello Express Official Monticello Newspaper Notes

The Monticello Express weekly newspaper of Monticello Iowa details its publication schedule post office status and class, affiliations with Iowa and National editorial associations, advertising services, and subscription rates for local and national readers worldwide.

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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Hearing Aid

Waterloo report details a compact ear or glasses fitting hearing aid for those who hear poorly but do not understand. D We Egeland of 1152 Columbia Street, Waterloo, Iowa, offers information on this new device with no obligation.

Waterloo Iowa D. We Egeland Columbia Street Dept. L. E

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