For Sale and Lost Items and Official Notices
Classified notes include household sale items such as two small ovens two oil stoves a teen boys suit a girls fur coat and two rocking chairs. Also lists baby chicks and farm equipment sales and a list of used tractors threshing machines and harnesses. An official notice from the Iowa Commerce Commission outlines a franchise hearing for electric transmission in Jones County. Administratrix notice for Mary Decker estate requests claims and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Nichols
Monticello
Iowa State Commerce Mnnsion Po
Jones County
Towa Electric Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa State Commerce Commission
C&fy
Des Moines
Tews
Town State Commerce Commission
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Carl Wo Reed
BB. M. Richardson
David B. Leng
Geo. L. McCaughan
Towa
Mary Decker
Anamosa
Frieda Martinsen
Locher & Locher
Kennedy elected president of Altrurian Club
Onslow news notes Mrs. W K Kennedy elected president of the Altrurian Club with officers named for vice president recording secretary and treasurer Other county happenings include school board elections Ed Hodoval and Herb Westphal named council members church guild meeting and a birth announced Paulette Ann Ritenour in San Diego Calif
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Kennedy
Altrurian Club
Onslow
Ed Kegley
Hodoval
Westphal New School Board
Herb Westphal
Alva Streeper
Claire Fayram
Monmouth
Charles Blough
Arizona
Belle Howard
Fred Ladehoff
Glen
West Chester
Ella,Scott
Baldwin
Jean Brown
M. P. Paulsen
Lovell Green
Howard Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Charles Heaster
Lyle Tompkins
Wyoming
George French
Tom Lathrop
Frank Byerly
Christian Service Guild
Myr
Billy Callahan
W. H. Orr
Paul Ritenour
San Diego
Calif
Paulette Ann
Ernest Gienapp
Hopkinton
MicMannus
Woodrow Coppess
Hale
Castle Grove
Leo Bertling
Duane DeShaw
Fred L. Kromminga
F. C. Cramer
John Oltman
Paul Black
Anamosa
Peniel Ladies Aid Society
Monticello
R. O. McColm
W. D. McLaughlin
J. H. Perrine
Harms
Howie Sale
Louie Hanken
Walter Hall
John McDonald
Peniel
Harvester Blackouts and Wage Pressures in War Profit Outlook
The company outlines rising wages and input costs after a strike began January 21 affecting farm machinery. Government recommends an 18 cent rise to $1.33 per hour, boosting weekly to about $53.40, while steel and other materials climb. With frozen prices since 1942, profits shrink and the firm cautions it cannot safely grant the wage increase without price relief from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester
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U.S
Kate Bodeker
Amber
Paul T. Schuetz
Bunnett Orr
Town
Nornex
Hornes
McCormick Deering
Red River
Woods Bros
Forage Harvester
Oscar’s J
District Court
Janes County
John Manternach
Susan Manternach
Executrix
Jingan & Wess
Lahey's
Monticello, Iowa
Maple Street
C. H. Ferry
Rem Electrical Service
Elmer Drexler
Green Colonial Furnaces
Kuriger Brothers
Nelson’s Jewelry Store
Hinman Milking
Bachman Feed Service
Mount Vernon
Richland Township
John L. Hein
Clifford Kidwell
South Maple
Smiala
Monticello Monument CO
S. A. Kaplan
Margaret
Ann
W. E. Tucken and
Wallace
Meath
Fred J. Kay
Sycamore St
Au Ulam
John Jansen
Detroit
Mich
Dale Nielsen
Geo. F. Specht
War Crimes Commission
Singapore
Japan
R. S. Ross
Edinburgh
Indian Airborne Division
McNeill Hardware
Express
Corporation of
R. C. Hoag
California
America
Overland
Overon Ethesboond
Gamble Store
Feveman
GREW
SRR 2D
Interstate Trans
Ryan
PERC
Concrete Contractors
Onticello
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Techitle
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