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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1971
Page
5
Eloy Enterprise urges readers to embrace action over words to improve the environment and curb pollution. The piece argues each person has 24 hours to live and should use time to support clean air, clean water, and litter prevention, stressing collective responsibility.
A fragment describes the Monticello Publishing Company and its weekly Monticello Express newspaper at Monticello Iowa 52310. It lists official status, associations, advertising reps, subscription rates, servicemen pricing, and national state awards across multiple categories.
A quirky Midwest note highlights Clem’s post cards in Iowa with a Christmas Wright and Jolly Harsecrabble vibe as a festive feature.
Ralph Miller named main speaker at the fourth annual Monticello Athletic banquet. Iowa Braille band and chorus perform in Monticello. Sacred Heart girls take runner up in Fayette district final. Hansen home in Amber destroyed by fire. Maquoketa Valley district sets March 30 bond election at 590000. Snow ends a warm spell with 12 inches in Monticello. Road paving planned for Jones county A west of Monticello and C south of Anamosa dated 1961 62. Monticello independent school district election set for March 11 with T. E. Hamilton and Donald Sutherland as candidates. Soil conservation groups organized under Ray Naylor. Vernon Null’s corn husked with help after injury. Canned goods week noted by Monticello dealers. L J Lightfoot’s car stuck in ditch near railroad. Mrs J T Lanigan millinery to display 400 hats next Fri and Sat. St Matthew’s Lutheran church sells two houses on North Cedar property for 480 and 850.
Dear Reader contact information for state and national representatives and senators Follow the provided Des Moines Iowa Des Moines addresses for state House and senate offices plus Washington DC offices for John Culver Harold Hughes and Jack Miller Encourage letters to express home district views and policy positions.
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