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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1951

Page

5

Marion Indians Clip Panthers for Third Win of Season

Marion defeated Monticello 64 to 51 in the A finals of the boys district tournament at Iowa City to reach the sub state for a second straight year. Hugh Leffingwell led Marion with 34 points, while John Schneiter scored 26 for Monticello who closed his career with his 20th birthday.

Panthers Marion Iowa City Iowa Hugh Leffingwell John Schneiter Monticello Schneiter Leffingwell Schneter Panther Indians Dart Paulsen Appleby Rickels Nets McKinley Cedar Rapids Tipton Anamosa Cabalka Lads Toing Northeast Iowa

Hopkinton Couple Mark 59th Wedding Anniversary

Hopkinton residents Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Irish celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary. Married in Greeley on March 17, 1832, they later lived in Hopkinton and worked in telephone and power operations. The couple are long-time Masonic and Western Star members and remain active.

Hopkinton F. A. Irish Frank A. Irish Ida Griffin Greeley Iowa Electric Company Maquoketa South Hopkinton Curly Irish Masonic Western Star H. M. Reeve Claudia King Jeanine Baldwin Janice Nelson Ralph Mary Isabelle Joseph Aileen Grapes Janice Flannagan Rhoda Schnittjer Sharon Kirkwood Virginia Dighton Jane Britt Betty Bacon Theo Baudler Bavaria Germany Earlville Bandler America Birk Lowther Wayne Thompson Iowa Cedar Rapids Lowther B. M. Ferguson Dora Winch Lena Reggentine Farm Bureau Manchester Charlotte Raschid Delaware County Florence Cramer Henry Barrack G. L. Cramer Delhi Fletcher Dunlap Thomas Dunlap Edmund M. Hucker Gordon Keith Harold Wilson Birk C. Lowther Rising Sun Lodge Masonic Lodge Dubuque Gladys Herington Kill Kare C. Reggentine A. Poock R. B. Bradle Harold Wendt Thelma Johnston Leeda Borden Monticello State Bank George Wolmutt California Glen Wolmutt Garden Grove Glen Clinton Gene Cross C. B. Johnson Glen Smith Pete Holm Sarah Lux Monticello Maurice Sanford O.E.S. School of Instruction William Lux B. F. Craven South Bend Ind Ray Joseph Geneva College Beaver Falls Thomas Joseph Town State College Ames R. P. Joseph Agnes Kenny Cedar Falls Wilfred Alexander Kenny South Fork Township R. LaPorte University of Leonard Gibbs D. W. McDonald Phil Himebaugh Victor Lamont Donald Gearhart Clarence Melchert Monticello Hospital

Pig Disease Types In Pigs Affected By Farrowing Season

Dr John B Herrick states baby pig disease is a label for several distinct illnesses. The main killers in the first weeks are scours hypoglycemia and transmissible gastroenteritis. Prevention centers on proper sow feeding, warmth, sanitation, and avoiding infected herds.

Towa John B. Herrick towa—State College Herrick

Farm practices to curb disease spread and breeding note

Practices described to prevent disease spread on the farm and between farms include maintaining sanitary conditions and controlled movements. Sows losing litters are bred back for late summer or fall farrowing, with expectation of a normal litter subsequently.

Corn Looks Best For Extra Acres

Iowa State College farm economist W A Pearce says farmers with extra acreage should favor corn over soybeans for 1951. He notes soybeans were relatively strong in 1950 when priced about 1 3 4 times corn, but 1951 faces higher cottonseed and animal fat competition. He also cites strong meat demand supporting corn, predicting a reduced corn carryover by October 1 and a less certain soybean outlook.

W. A. Pearce Iowa State College Pearce

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