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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
7
Preliminary 1945 census data show Jones County farms totaled 13,528,572 in farm product value from 2,091 farms averaging 6,470 per farm. Livestock and crops sale dominated income. owned acres rose to 185,075 with total farm property valued at 32,700,200.
A series of property conveyances lists buyers and sellers including Wm G Schoon and Etta M Schoon to Ray J and Dorothy Huerter in Anamosa, Emil D Burrichter and Minnie to L W Lovell, and Burrichter Lovell deeds of Monticello. Additional transfers cover Nordman parcels Center Junction Monticello and surrounding townships with joint tenancy deeds and nominal love and affection considerations.
A compilation of property descriptions and transfers including rights of way along riverbank, Oakwood Cemetery Association to John D. Poppe, and multiple lot transfers in Monticello. Includes sections 22-86-3 west and surrounding subdivisions with acreage notes, grantee names, and sale amounts.
A sequence of property deeds transfers listing names such as George E. Ireland Jr and Alberta. Herman Brun scheen. Will Decker. Chris Decker. Dora wife Anna Ritt mer. Frieda Martinsen. Clifford Petersen. Marguerite Petersen Arduser. Lyle husband. Mary Petersen. Martin A Buol and Christine L wife. William L Buol. Mildred E Buol. Edward A Buol. Caspar R Buol. Mary Petersen to John Tschantz. Lana Ke and Louise A Brokaw to Perry L Russell. Descriptions include lots, sections, townships, halved and undivided interests, and road centerlines in 86-4 west and 83-3 west areas.
The report notes the average freight car capacity has risen to 51 tons from 42.4 tons in 1920, reflecting a substantial gain in rail loading capability.
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