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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

2

Vaccine versus antibiotic treatments explained

The article contrasts vaccines and antibiotics, noting vaccines use germ forms that are harmless while antibiotics contain substances hostile to disease causing germs. It highlights widespread antibiotic use and promotes Long's Drug at 421 E 1st St, with phone HO 5 4906.

Long's Drug Long’s Drug

Monticello area notes include promotions moves and events

Kenneth Aldrich of the 531st Ordinance in Germany is promoted to specialist second class. Howard Skelley plans a May 3 move for Skelley's Grocery to West First Street. W. L. McCurdy will relocate to the former Shelley building. Jones county raised 151.49 on April 10 for crippled children. The First Presbyterian church marks its centennial May 2 with services. Sally Ann Catlett earned a teacher scholarship from the Iowa Farm Bureau.

Kenneth Bing) Aldrich 531St Ordinance Company Germany Howard Skelley Skelley South Cedar Street Wests’ Food Market West First Street W. L. McCurdy Shelley Jones County Iowa Society of Crippled Children and Adults First Presbyterian Church of Wyoming Sally Ann Catlett Gail Catlett Center Jct Olin Consolidated School Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

Fire at Hopkinton residence causes partial ruin

Fire crews from Hopkinton responded to a 3 p.m. alarm at the R. W. Reggentine home when smoke was seen at the rear. The one story frame building suffered basement and rafters damage with a roof hole cut to extinguish. Loss estimated in the hundreds with insurance covering the blaze. The resident, alone since his wife’s death, rushed home after learning of the fire.

Hopkinton R. W. Reggentine Reggentine J. E. Kelsey Antioch M. E. Rayn R. B Lux Venice Fla Glen Eiler Applone Knapp Cascade J. R. Green Roman Welter Monticello Hospital Mae Roseberry Cedar Edge Colo H. F. Stoddard

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