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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

7

Made of Horse Hide Through and Through

The Dreadnaught of all shoes is described as a husky Wolverine 1000mile sturdy shoe. It features rugged power, reinforcements, and thick soles. The text notes horse hide through and through as the toughest fibred leather on earth, and claims it is the only leather used to cover league baseballs.

Boston Vocational School

School Bond Election and Millinery Fetes Almanac

The town schedules an April 24 vote on a new school house bond. A special showing promotes Devlin Millinery with hats in the new spring lines. Community notices mention local visits, sales and events across Monticello and nearby towns including Cedar Rapids and Anamosa.

Devlin Millinery

Monticello News Notes Local Events and Trials

Local Monticello items report library redecorations and top shop ads, school bond election plans, club meetings, confirmations, and a wreck on the AC, M and St. PB line. Court cases include Jenny vs Hall Manufacturing and bootlegging trials, plus Y M C A outreach and a pool hall joke incident.

March 1897 Monticello obituary and civic notes

Readable Monticello Express file notes numerous local events in March 1897. Dant Palmer moves from Rochester to work at Diamond Creamery. multiple marriages occur. 369 votes at municipal election with listed officials. death notices include John Weers, George Lovell, Frank King, Louis Haeussler, Charles McCarthy. town telephone exchange opens with 31 phones. several school, church, and community activities detailed.

Monticello Express Dant Palmer Rochester Minnesota Monticello Palmer Diamond Creamery Co Pear Sackett W. D. Barnett Long Abel Tucker, Hubbard and Rodman Schoonover Heisey Bohlken Mesars S. S. Farwell J. C. Lawrence W. W. Hunter F. M. Hazlet Anna L. Wapy Joseph M. Eby John Ospy J.M. Bolton Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church John Weers Castle Grove Township Weers George W. Lovell Mr. Lovell Opera House Michigan Frank King Thomas King Town Telephone Company Cal Stone Cee Martin McCormick George Darrow Catherina Hanna Roy. Walters Claytownship Presbyterian Parsonage Onslow George W. Curtis Jr Prairieburg C. M. Brown Bowen's Prairie Andrew Ambuehl Mr. Ambuehl Louis E. Haeussler Lucretia Phemeister Gallagher Martha A. Anderson P. J. Coburn Columbiana County Ohio Coburn Anna Beyler Beyler Norman Smith Curtis Hosford Charles McCarthy McCarthy

Freshman Athletes Earn Class Numerals at Iowa State

James A. Laide among fourteen freshmen at the State University of Iowa Iowa City to win basketball class numerals from a total of one hundred freshmen who reported for basketball. In Monticello High School he starred in football basketball and baseball as Jimmie.

W. M. Parsons Des Moines Supt. Shelley Iowa Monticello James A. Laide State University of Iowa Iowa City University Monticello High School Jimmie

Schoon Implement Shop Still Open for Spring Supply

Henry H. Schoon announces he remains in the implement business serving Monticello and surrounding area. He denies rumors of closing and invites farmers to visit for up-to-date farm machinery available this spring.

Henry H. Schoon Monticello Schoon

Langworthy creamery reports 1922 year results and growth

Harl Batchelder, son of J H Batchelder of Langworthy, is manager and buttermaker at Little Port Farmers Mutual Creamery Co. The year ending February 9 1922 saw butter sales exceed 131000 dollars with butter fat averaging 44.73 cents and cream test at 30 percent. Patron count rose from 60 to 200 over ten years, with 24 patrons earning over 1000 dollars.

Harl Batchelder J. H. Batchelder Langworthy Littleport Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co Carl Batchelder

Monticello group tours five nations in a Christian Endeavor event

Monticello members enjoyed a lightning trin around the world last Friday hosted by the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society. five countries were represented at five homes with two plays at the church and Irish and Japanese touches, enriching the society treasury.

Monticello Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society America Germany W. F. Rohn Japan Elmer Orcutt Ireland Dr. A. M. Maurice Holland James Gilroy Switzerland Harriet Lubben Thoeni Hidon Rohn Donald Sutherland Harold Walter Wilcox Fudge & Burglars Izora Bancroft Gracia Orcutt May Podhaski Gertrude Schweitzer Margaret Maurice Helen Siness Margie Gearhart Ruth Reed Hansetta McHugh Exeecigen

Monticello’s Schools Build for Future Needs and Rights

The article notes Monticello’s long commitment to education dating to 1877 and 1895 bond issues. It highlights community support from all income levels, the burden on taxpayers, and the push for new, modern school facilities to provide equal opportunities for every child.

Monticello Express Board of Education

Lovell Farm Bureau Seeks Road Fixes and Clean Living

The Lovell township Farm Bureau met at the library with smaller attendance due to bad roads. A reading by Mother Molen and Sibyl Hutton preceded a paper on spring house cleaning and dust control, plus discussions on rock crushing for soil liming and road improvements. The next meeting is set for April 25. The Monticello store notes growth, new optics department, and the Harding glass offering.

Lovell Township Farm Bureau Mother Molen Sibyl Hutton Lovell Township

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