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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
1
The Supreme Court reduced United Mine Workers fines to 700000 while upholding a 10000 contempt payment by John L Lewis. A strike is delayed to June 30 as Lewis warns Congress the union could settle disputes if government stops pressuring miners.
Miss Helen Alden daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Alden married Frank Riches son of Mrs Blanche Riches at the Alden home Wyoming on Tuesday March 11 the Rev William Grossheim officiated. Attendants were Frank Fritz and Mary J Alden. The couple will reside on the farm south of Wyoming. Several local and out of town guests attended and community notices followed.
Mrs Olin Howie Sr attended the Republican Women’s Iowa council meeting at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids. Speaker included Senator Kirketey of Bedford. The article notes a forthcoming extensive drive and lists local residents and events in Castle Grove and surrounding area.
Notice to bidders issued by Monticello Public School seeks sealed bids by 8 p.m. March 24 for two 42 passenger school buses. Bids must show delivered price, complete truck specifications, body make and type, and any extra equipment. Theodosia Pulver secretary 371 Monticello School District.
A light hearted column notes space limits push sponsorships aside and urges readers to consider taxes as not so daunting. The writer jokes that ads and local items take priority while promising more next week.
A fragmentary reminiscence evokes bygone times and asks for those states to fade from memory, presenting a reflective, kinetic phrase about movement and sensation without clear events or figures.
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