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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

Page

2

Onslow Community News Roundup and Local Events

Onslow residents report visits to Chicago for cattle markets and Des Moines business trips. Community gatherings include Legion auxiliary suppers, glee club events, Larkin club meetings, PC Guild officer elections, 4-H club activities, and wedding notices. Local recognitions and farewells highlight club memberships and birthdays along with impending entertainments sponsored by the Onslow business group.

Floyd Chatterton Harold Jordan Chicago Chatterton Ed Paulsen American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Wyoming Gins’ Glee Club George French D. J. Wasson A. Reade Claire Fayram County Home Project Committee Gondy's Morticells Jens Jensen Larkin Club Velma Nielsen Dennie Jordan Faxe Lothrop Mary Tjaden Dora Mertens Ed Pssen

Death Notices and Local Community Happenings in Hopkinton

Obituary notes for T. F. Kehoe of North Liberty and engagements within Hopkinton are reported. Town council names for the electric plant terms are approved. Primary 38 surface work planned. church missions and meetings scheduled. residents travel for treatment and family moves noted.

T. F. Kehoe North Liberty Kehoe Immaculate Conception Castle Grove J. J. Hennessey Wes Imermont G. D. Herington C. F. Smith H. 8. Pierce G. G. Brown H.S. Pierce Messrs

Scotch Grove Farm Bureau March Meeting Highlights

The Scotch Grove farm bureau held a March session at the Dirks home with John Otten directing. Readings by Alice Clark titled Vespers and Ma And The Auto preceded poultry talks by Brockman and Hunniecutt on costs, diseases, and preventive care.

John Otten Scotch Grove Farm Bureau H. J. Dirks Monticello the -Attern States Mid-West Hunniecutt Jones County Produce Company Eno Tales of Hoffmer Otto Powlishta Mitchell Herman Lange Presbyterian Church Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church W. B. Clark

Amber community notices list visitors and moves in Amber

The Amber column records dinner guests and frequent visitors including the Helgens Schoon Danneman Zimmermann and others. It notes several residents moving to new homes around Amber and surrounding areas with related family visits and meetings. The LeMars Sentinel critique cautions about radio program accuracy and branding of Ickes.

Herman Helgens Ed Helgens Carl Schoon Otto Danneman W. J. Zimmerman Willis W. F. Bicklefs Cedar Rapids Albert Johns John Rickels Will Jansen Herman Zimmer Cletus Boland Katie Gerdes Wyoming W. BR. Zimmerman Otte Otten E. E. Willis Gerd Moench Alva Gerdes Gerd Gerdes Edna Dirks Carolyn Bodeker Clinton Will Dirks George Bodeker Dorothy W. R. Zimmerman Mark Cross Center Junction Clarence Otten CCC Scion Otto Otten William Martin Amber School Monmee Inchinsky Clifford Open Place Anamosa LeMars Sentinel Ickes Goebbels

What is wrong with the Monticello Express

A plea for reader feedback on the Monticello Express invites constructive criticism to improve the local newspaper. The note argues a strong paper supports a thriving town and urges subscribers to suggest changes without signing.

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Poultry Farmer Sees Cost, Market Drive Profits

A farmer returning from Indiana discusses four growers raising 54 000 chickens. One veteran breeder shifts to hatchery business but sticks to raising chickens at low cost. He warns prices too high invite unseasoned entrants, hurting the market. Atlantic News Telegraph notes 20 000 nazis were allowed to meet in Madison Square Garden, asserting democracy remains alive.

Indiana New York Atlantic News-Telegraph Madison Square Garden

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