Weekly Shopping Notes From Local Stores
Local ads urge Libbys pineapple at Baty's and new infant wear at Rickless Dry Goods. Clocks at Keyes Jewelry. Palmer Pharmacy cosmetics. three cans peaches deal at Rickless Grocery. Rollerskates for kiddies, Stahler’s ties and socks, footwear fit tips, Monarch foods, Kay’s magazines, Salada tea, Kash and Harry order. Iverson furniture, Maytag demo, Shirley Temple dresses at Beerys. Shellane gas stoves, Balster appliances, Spartan radio, Smartwear dresses, GE fridge, Iowa Electric, Matthiessen Chevrolet demos, Gamble ovenware, Lony’s, Ann’s dining, Zimmerman hats, Bugle Ann at Monte, Don’t Gamble with Me at Princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahler
Tor
Stublers
Monarch
Stublers Grocery
Times
Kay's
Kash
Harry
Iverson
Meyer
Paris
Leylze Maytag Company
Shirley Temple
Beery's
R. H. Balster
Ferring
Jacobsen
General Electric
Iowa Electric Company
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
Chevrolet
Gamble Store
Lony’s Department Store
Ann's
Zimmerman's
Lionel Barrymore
The
Monte Theater
Princess Theater
Ann Sothern
Brant Cabot
Sand Spring Community Notes of Local Visits and Guests
Local residents report a flurry of visits and social calls from families in Monticello Center Junction Hopkinton Colesburg and Manchester. Notable names include the Coxes Behrends Batchelders Lang Blaker Gearhart and Payne with gatherings from Friday to Sunday and meals at Maples Inn Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cox
Elkader
Peter Peutz
Monticello
John Woellert
J. L. Batchelder
Ray Chaplin
Hopkinton
Joe Meir
Herbert Coxson
Dickie
Ed Cox
Rome
Nora Wilson
Lester Lang
Fred Bever
Adolph Beser
Cap Arduser
Fred Welter
Dorothy Blake
Blair
Napkinton
Wedneray
Wotl
Ernest
Brondel
Chear Rapids
Peter Broderoon
Stevenson
Sqn
Eldon
Bertha Baxter
Pred Faver
Ellen Bradle
Dorothy Blaker
Colespure
W. H. Behrends
Leon Wilson
C. Stevenson
Son Cyrille
Dubuque
Soil conserving crops outlined in farm program
The secretary of agriculture approves recommendations listing soil conserving crops for hay and pastures. Perennial grasses and alfalfa are included. soybeans for hay or seed are out. Soil depleting crops include corn sorghums potatoes and sugar beets. Payments depend on acres and approved practices like terracing and contour farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
R. K. Biss
Town State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. Firkins
Department of Agronomy
College
Sudan
Iowa
Iso
John Deere
Deering
New Idea
H.C
Deere
Concord
Real estate transfers Jones county March 6 to 12
A compilation of deeds in Jones County listing transfers to multiple grantees from Clara M Rigby and others to LeRoy Cropp Ida Wilcox Cass and others to U S A on Hester and William Hester, and various easements for public highways and other considerations including prices and dates. Dates range 1848 1853 and later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Clara M. Rigby
Charles S
LeRoy Cropp
Corhey
Ethel M. Walker
A. Frank
Mary J. Wilcox
Edwin
Hattie C. Cameron
Ida Wilcox Cass
Christopher Hester
William Hester
C. A. Burmeister
Bertha M. S
W. J. Ziffmerman
Center Junction
James S. Peet
Carrie B
State of
Iowa
K. L. Lindenmayer
Rec
Anamosa Natl Bk
Jones Counly
Pont of Beanning
Cenane Gf
Nebes
Fe Devrees
Cinca Breed Miller
Oscar M
Ronterthe
Peateet
Paso Junes County
Gerces
Reid
Equitable Life Assurance
James Smith
Florence G. Miller
Rose Breit
Charles
James Stanaway
Faith
Maude O'Deen
Edward O'Deen
Johnson Brigham Ninety Years Old State Librarian
Johnson Brigham, a native of New York and Des Moines resident since 1882, marks his ninetieth birthday. A respected editor, scholar, and Iowa’s long time state librarian, he transformed the office into a center of dignity and culture while publishing works on Des Moines and literary subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Brigham
Franklin Avenue
Des Moines
Brigham
Old
New York
Hamlon College
Cornell University
North Dakota
North
Mississippi
Missouri
Midland Monthly
Oice
Lbrarian
Iowa
Cyrenus Cole
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Cole
Yes
America
James Harlan
Omar
Sinclairs
Old Fort Des Moines
Property transfers in Jones county deeds report
A sequence of land conveyances in sections 31 to 85 describing transfers among James Stanaway trustee Maude O Deen Edward O Deen Katherine Kasper Lena Carlsen Jones county records and sale amounts from 1.00 to 1500 dollars including parcels in Anamosa Amamosa road Monticello and Scott Skinner additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamesa
Quasqueton Road
Citizens Logs Bank
James Stanaway
Arthur Stanaway
Maude O'Deen
Edward O'Deen
Anamost
James K. Durgin
Jennie Westrom
Agnes Durgin
Edward O’deen
Anamosa and
Katherine Kasper
Richard J. Hanken
Bessie Hughes Hanken
West
Lena Carlsen
Jones County
Minnie Husmann
Fred
Barbara Dietiker
Monticello
Etta M. Lawrence
Geo. C
W. P. Lawrence
Scott & Skinner
Anamosa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Libby
Baty's
Rickless’ Dry Goods
Keyes Jewelry
Palmer
Rickless
McNeill
Republican
Frank Lilly
Harley Moats
Frank
Farmers Implement Company
John Deere Store
Cedar Street
DEL
Merrl
REM
RTS
Jan Shaw
Express
Geo. Stuhlers Sons Company
Dennis Bros
Rium
John Eden
Langworthy
Monticello, An
Guernsey
Poland
Farrow
Bebee
Siebelt
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