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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

6

Cascade marriage joins Viola Finn to Fred Wyrick in church

Miss Viola Finn of Cascade wed Fred Wyrick of Dubuque at St. Martin's rectory with Rev Roche officiating. The bride, raised in Cascade, is described as popular, while the groom works as a bathhouse craftsman and recently worked on a New Hampton project.

Cascada Viola Finn James Finn Fred Wyrick Dubuque St. Martin's Church Ll. Roche Cascade Beers New Hamptons Tamk Prosper Petiuvser i Tima Lowa Cnacade Ain Steen Gresu Tei Drsi Robart Kean Isgay Dipran Wite Miller Wetus Dence West Ae Hel Hota Hildm Fairey Joseph Barret Anamesa Das Colletu Berthh Anne Cascade Geraldine Martin Moore Anna Krau Piety Hill James Becker Sundar Ie

Death and community notices from Castle Grove area

Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos Stimpson of Cass township died and was laid to rest in Cass cemetery. Nearly forty friends visited M J Cass’s home for an evening of rock and refreshments. District No 8 election won by Owen Leonard. M J Cass sale attracted a good crowd despite bad roads. corn sold at 48 to 50 cents per bushel. Ladies club to meet March 17 to make dress forms. Various residents moved: F L Collins into Redmond home. Menno Moenk to Suter farm. Tom Short to Dr Hogan’s. Ernest Carpenter to Colfax for treatment. A A Kromminga ill with grip. H Kuriger to Simmons farm. Hana Hasler to Waterloo. M J Cruss to Monticello.

Castle Grove Thos. Stimpson Cass Township Cass M. J. Cass Owen Leonard Menno Moenk I. W. Suter Delaware County Tom Short Dr. Hogan Joe Curtin Ernest Carpenter Colfax A. A. Kromminga H. Kuriger J. M. Simmons Hana Hasler Waterloo M. J. Cruss Monticello

Alex Robertson Sr. dies after stomach surgery at Mercy Hospital

Amber March reports the death of Alex Robertson Sr. after an operation for stomach trouble last Tuesday at Mercy Hospital in Ane mioga. He lived on the same farm for 30 years since arriving from Scotland. Survived by wife and three sons Alex William and Peter, with many friends sending sympathy.

Amber March Nad Alex Robertson Sr Mercy Hospital Anemioga Mr. Robertson Scotland Alex William Peter J. K. Duncan Center Junction W. A Stingley W.I Daly John Morrissey Antioch Claude Knight Mr Taylor Pratriebure Roscoe Vincoln Geo. Vorhie Ernest Peese Roscoe Lincoln Taylor Prairieburg Harvey Willison Lloyd Robertson Monticello Ric John Bailey Alex Robertson Ruth Young

Scotch Grove March meeting agenda and club notes

Scotch Grove township farm bureau schedules its March meeting for the 14th with a program including annual meeting report, railroad man views, and discussions on medical service rates and school costs. The Scotch Grove Girls Sewing Club met first time last Saturday with Thelma Gregory as president and Florence Street as vice president. Mrs Henrichs and Mrs Bert Clark named as local leaders.

Scotch Grove Scottch Grove Henrichs Bert Clark Thelma Gregory Florence Street Miss Hazen

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Monticello School District Elects to Annul Special Election

The Monticello Independent School District Board in Monticello Jones County Iowa held a special session March 2 1922 due to polling place conflicts and the scarcity of booths. The board resolved to annul prior proceedings notices and adjourned. The meeting included re notices to F E Stimson T S Lazell T M Redmond L E Hoag and Bruce Cropp as directors. Data shows petition for bonds and a proposed election to authorize a 200 000 bond for a new schoolhouse and site.

Dar Wnoee L. E Hoag Monticello Iowa Independent School District Jones Bionticello F. E. Stimson T S Lazell T M. Redmond L. E. Hoag Bruce Cropp Scheu State of Scheol Jones County Trust & Savings Bank Laws Afaren Ay T S Gad Keim Independent School Din Sececcr. Baad Et Doweters Pee & Fembrace Tes Jones County Trust & Say- Bank F. E Stimson Board of Directors A. H. Koop

Anamka News Briefs Include Elections and School Health

The item mixes notes on local elections with candidate actions and a nurse inspecting public schools. It references G. K. Monroe and a third candidate, plus filing of notices. It also covers livestock statistics from Iowa farms and agriculture department data.

Bees on a Farm: Small Apiary Yields Profit and Growth

A farmer recounts managing bees over two seasons, earning $82 expenses, $42 total investment, and selling six swarms, with four new swarms and old hives producing 220 gallons of honey. The venture grew into a profitable sideline, with honey valued at 29 cents per pound and new hives added for profit.

Labor unions warn on Brookhart in Iowa Senate bid

In the Hampton Chronicle piece, S. W. Brookhart is labeled a Fownlegite and warned against by a union ally fearing his oily tongue if labor groups back him in the upcoming primary for the United States Senate in Iowa.

Hampton Chronicle Sweet S. W. Brookhart Brookhart Iowa United States Senate

Organize a Spray Ring Now for Iowa Fruit Savings

Extension horticulturist HL E Nichols says forming a spray ring aids farmers by saving fruit loss and reducing costs. Data show sprayed orchards in 62 counties improved yields with lower losses compared to unsprayed trees, prompting calls for farmer communication with Nichols to start organizing and share best practices.

Iowa HL. E. Nichols Extension Service Horticulturist Iowa State College Panton Es Langer Rhagss Syed Amrome Mr. Nichols Amwe

Masonic Service Association Names Randell New Executive Secretary

The Masonic Service Association of the United States selects Andrew L. Randell of Dallas Texas past grand master as general field representative and executive secretary. Randell will travel through states and likely move his family to Iowa Cedar Rapids may be home base during duties. The program centers on education loyalty to government clean living and service to humanity.

Masonic Service Association of the United States George L. Scboonever Anamosa Andrew L. Randell Dallas Texas A. F. and A. M Schoonover Randell Masonic Service Association Iowa Gene Cedar Rapids

Tanlac Backed By Dr Stickford Claims Stomach Relief

W. W. Stickford promotes Tanlac as correcting stomach disorders strengthening nerves and restoring health by improving appetite and body nutrition.

Tanlac W. W. Stickford

Treat Oats For Smut In Iowa Fields

Iowa farm experts urge oat growers to treat seed for smut to save about 460000 acres yearly. A new method uses one pint formaldehyde to ten gallons of water to treat 40 bushels, rapid and effective, with eradication possible in two years if followed. Stronger solution possible with one to one but fumes and control issues rise.

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Evolution law repeal stirs Kentucky legislature critique

Minneapolis Journal notes Kentuckians face humiliation over attempts to repeal the law of evolution and imagines Henry Watterson reacting. It mentions Tanlac as a health aid promoted by local agent W. W. Stickford.

Minneapolis Henry Watterson W. W. Stickford

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