High School Notes and Upcoming Events at the Academy
Margaret Heunigar reports on a travel talk by Mrs. Kirkland about life in Japan and China. The Philomatheans held a May breakfast. Rev. Coo spoke on diversities of creatures. The senior play Clarence drew big crowds. Maid and the Golden Slipper is planned for May 7. Philomatheans banquet follows, then officer elections. Exhibits planned for May 22 in domestic science rooms. Senior honors listed with four year averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heunigar
Shofring
Orient
Kirkland
Japan
China
Lfe
Philomatheans
Coo
Clarence
Hiss
Thelma Gregory
Burdena Dirks
Bessie Higher
Ruth Gundlach W
Gertrude Schweitzer
Farm Bureau to Hold October Pig Show Picnic
Jones County Farm Bureau trustees approve October 1 for the annual picnic and market pig show due to scheduling conflicts. Enrollment is urged by May 15 with a two pig entry, weigh by a neighbor, and records sent to the County Agent Anamosa. prizes include medals and cash, judging by gain 60 percent, feeding efficiency 35 percent, story 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Market Pig Club
Anamosa Community Club
Killian Company
Anamosa
BM Daly
Couity
Monticello church services and city paving proceedings
The Monticello city page lists church services for First Congregational and Methodist Episcopal churches led by pastors George W. McNary and Albert E. Coe with Mother’s Day observances and a Camp Fire girls program, plus formal city council action approving a concrete paving project on an alley with George Lovell as project recipient.
Mother's Day Services Planned at Local Church
Services next Sunday May 10 begin with Sunday School at 9 00 am followed by Morning Worship and a sermon titled To Mother at Jesus. Christian Endeavor led by Mr Hiland Ward will conduct Evening Worship with a midweek service planned for Wednesday at 7 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
George W. McNary
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert E. Coe
Tam Epworth League
Pastor Willms to Leave for New York Church Notice
St Matthews Ey Lutheran announces Rev Willms will conduct last services for three months or more as his family departs for New York aboard the Columbus. Rev Mardoff will lead Wayne Lutheran parish in his absence. Phone line to Wayne and Amber set at 1.25 dollars monthly. two workers report success. Arbelger guests from Sugar City Colorado visiting Wayne Castle Grove area. 900 mile auto trip noted with mixed road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardort
Tin
Straler
Cuety Ary
Willwes
Fie
Regier Brance
Wayne Lutheran
Willms
New York
Columbus
Mardoff
Wayne
Amber
Arbelger
Sugar City
Colorado
Castle Grove
Towa
Death of Fred Bolken Noted in Local Circles
Miss Lena and Miss Viva Zimmermay were callers at the Wayne parsonage last Monday. Word arrived at FH. Otten of Scotch Grove of the sudden death of Fred Bolken of Regina Canada, formerly of Center Junction, and well known in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Viva Zimmermay
Wayne Parsonage
Otten
Scotch Grove
Fred Bolken
Regina
Canada
Center Junction
School Board Proceedings May 6 1825 Special Meeting
The Monticello district school board met May 6 at 2 PM on call of the president Merghere. Hong Stinson Sho wa Cropp and Roberts attended. Minutes of previous meeting approved. Debate over depository of school funds and Lowell State Bank issue. Resolution adopted preserving independence of districts and appointing officers. Many names mentioned in servere text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Tea P.m
Merghere
Hong
Stinson
Showa Cropp
Roberts
Hhowas
Lowell State Bank
Ndependertt
Monticello
Awa
Slo Epeerti
Atittas
Sebeel Oestmet
Pete Arty
Pistriet
Trensurer
Jones County
Iowa
Max
Amt
Tovell Stake Bank
Cece
Jones Panty Trust & Savings Bank
Shover
Stimson
Cropp
Noag
Nays
Roberta
Lee Alcorn
Izora Bancroft
Donald Bell
Herman, Bricker
Casper Buol
Thomas Chambers
Raymond Noenkho
Burdena Dirks
Thelman Gregory
Muth Gundlacb
Lewis Helken
Besale Hitches
Lucile Johns
Jose Kelly
Marie Luck
Maurice Matte
Margaret Maurice
Cayton Miler
Gracie Orcutt
Aheen Petersen
Loyal Podhagkl
Laurence Rickels
Bernice Schhneider
George Schweitzer
Comrade Schweitzer
Imogene Skollay
Paul Steiner
Owen Sutherland
Freda Zimmerman
Atargaret Hennigar
A. H. Koop
Monticello Council Adopts Alley Vacation Ordinance
City council votes to vacate a portion of an alley between subdivision lots in Railroad addition Monticello Iowa and vest title in George Lovell. Ordinance No 490 passes after readings. ordinance 491 establishing vehicular speed limits set for streets and alleys, with penalties.
City of Monticello adopts 20 mph speed limit ordinance
The Monticello Iowa city council enacts an ordinance prohibiting driving any vehicle on streets or alleys at more than twenty miles per hour. Violations under section two incur a fine up to twenty five dollars or up to five days in county jail. The ordinance repeals prior inconsistent ordinances and takes effect after publication in official papers. Provided by City Clerk J. J. Locher and Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Towa
Royene
Fo Mantierta
Alaveor
Iowa
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Battered numeric string appears in OCR fragment
An OCR fragment shows a sequence of large numbers separated by spaces and currency markers, including 56911182 11600000 L712 92 46239890, with no clear context or accompanying text to identify purpose, date, or entities.
Numerical ledger snippet from historical document
A compact numeric extract appears to show multiple monetary amounts and figures arranged in columns. The fragment reads as a ledger style listing including totals and small sums, lacking explicit context or descriptive headings for persons or organizations.
05 AGT B30 46 49 824 de 65 082 0 400000 00 120800 07 2246634 34
05 AGT series figures and monetary codes appear as OCR fragments. The text lists multiple numeric blocks likely representing identifiers and amounts though context is missing. No clear event or person is readable to confirm a factual summary.
Ordinance regulates motor vehicles on First Street Monticello
The ordinance prohibits operating a motor vehicle on any street alley or private drive entering First Street in Monticello Iowa without a full stop within twenty five feet of entering First Street. Violators face a fine not more than ten dollars or imprisonment for a short term. The ordinance takes effect immediately and was published in The Obvial newspaper of Monticello Iowa with dates April 1? 192? by J. J Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
First
Monticello
Iowa
Firstpeetarnd
Fawa
Hill Park
City votes to vacate alley land in Monticello Iowa
The ordinance authorizes vacating a portion of an alley between Lots 454 and 455 and the subdivision by railroad addition in Monticello Iowa. The city relinquishes title and grants rights to George J. Lovell a deed to the vacated alley portion. The mayor and city clerk are directed to execute the deed once published. Date noted May 1825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montieela
Tawa
sPontleeths
Iota
Lovell
Ats
Manivedia
Bowie
Mantivello
Monticello
Iowa
Sendin
Ripstiret
Uae
Motthedda
Posie
George Db
Montiiccello
George J. Lovell
Eie
Mortticetla
Dameeaglinte Diportance
Eity
Monptiennia
Lowa
Ray Mechternaecht
School Board Proceedings May 4 1928
Regular meeting of the board of education at Fdp oan with members Hoag Shoyer Stinson Roberta and Crapp. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved. On motion the following bills were allowed and ordered paid Manticella Electric Co 47.30 Pay supplies 6.16 NW Bell Telephone 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redinge
Board of Education
Fdp Oan
Hoag
Shoyer
Stinson
Roberta
Crapp
Manticella Electric Co
Bell Telephone
Notice of Final Reports in Jones County Court
Final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees in the annexed list are on file in Jones County District Court. A final hearing and approval are set for June 30 1925 at the court to allow interested parties to file exceptions and show cause why reports should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
TH. M. Carpenter
Adolph Grassmeyer
Lovell State Bank
Catherine Seba
John H. Hiden
Taoulke M. Hiden
Anamosa
Fowa
Quieting title in Jones county Iowa farm parcel
In Jones county Iowa the district court orders defendants to appear by noon of the second day of the June 1925 term or a default judgment will be entered. The petition by Alba M. Fairbanks seeks fee simple ownership of described property in section 2 and section 3 township 85 N range 4 W with long possession claiming color of title and bar by statute. The prayer is to declare plaintiff owner and to bar all claims by the defendants and unknown claimants and spouses and to quiet the title in the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State
Jones County
Albn M. Fairbanks
Richard J. Ferris
Richard J. Ferrs
Lewis Harmon
Feirs
Eas
Lowa
District Court
State of Lowa
Alba M. Fairbanks
Iowa
Anamosa
Property dispute in Jones county Iowa seeks title relief
In the district court of Tuwa te Jones county the plaintiff William A Woods sues numerous defendants to quiet title to described farmland in sections 17 and 18 township 86 no 3 west of the fifth p.m. He alleges twenty years of open continuous possession and requests a decree barring any claims by defendants and unknown claimants. The case, Doe Doe & Doe Doe attorneys for Woods, sets a June term with default consequences if not contested.
Notice of probate and executor appointment in Iowa
Public notice announces that the district court of Jones County Iowa appointed and commissioned G I Hutton as executor of the estate of Billa R Hutton deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and contesting parties must make immediate payment to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa April 21 1926. Doxsee and Doxsee Attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pxecuton
Jones‘ County
Billa R. Hutton
Sheareby
Anamosa
Iowa
GI Hutton
Doxsee
Karnak the marvel tonic draws crowds in Monticello
The advertisement proclaims Karnak as a revolutionary health tonic sparking crowded demand at local drugstores. L M Carroll credits merit for its success claiming rapid, natural benefits to stomach liver and kidneys with quick energy. Fred J Kay sells Karnak in Monticello and is promoted as the exclusive local distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Carroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau News
Reformed Church
R. P. Kuentzel
Camp Fire Girls
Morey
Copnoch, Proceedings
Martieelin
Mac
Eavens
Penn
Floedsstaadt
le Yetar
Daternie
Fond Foyt
Div
Hanersai
Petaer Cave
Risa Nh
Monticellos
General Fund
Jo. Wheller
N. Davidson
Reed
Attornese
A. Myers
Weighmaster
Oflu P
Wasoline
Matt Purrows& Sons Co
Clerk's Fund
Ao City Clerk's Fund
Fidtar & Chambers
Burroughs
Sowa Marien Ob Pain Co
Nate
Sewer Per
Blba
Lowi
Jos An Atley
Montieeha
George I. Lovell
Presbyterian Church
Leonard Duckett
St. Matthew's Ey
Lutheran Churchs
M. Ide
Wayne News
School Board “Proceedings
Ray Mehternacht
Locher
Bates
Rodman
Sehneider
Rockstad
Vat Metor
Nava
Fowin
George L. Lovell
Monttcallo
Jorn
Monticetlo
Saldaey
George la Lavell
Rathond Addittate
Mantleelio
Rustreet
Montiede
Crearge T Lovell
Montivelly
George J. Lavell
Juy Belterpaeht
J.J. Loeher
Mayer
Ity
Aves
Lehter
Jer
Hookstid
van Meter
Othe
Ayos Bates
Rodhan
Schoeder
Hookstad
Pvien Deere
Ayean
Gates
Htodinga
Schneider
Rookstad
Ity Council
Bates Rodman
Ter
Truckstad
Monticello State Bank
Ssates
Chow
J. J. Locher
Schoool
Lowe
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Inwa of
Monticela
Hye
Jones
J. A. J. Stutt
J. Stutt
F. i Stinson
J. H. J. Stutt
F. &. Stimson
Charligs A. Doxsel
Ty Jo, Lowher and
Tobias Folkers
Slovell
A. DL
Federal Reserve Bank
Total
Asg
Geo. B. Lovell
T. W. Lovell
Gi Lovell
L. W. Covell
Cashier
Sycom
Geo
J. Lovell
TL. Wy
Hoveth Aris
H.W. Wilkinson
Oa. Hanken
Thos” McRedmond
Im. H. Ricklefs
J. W. Doxsee
H. M. Carpenter
Wm. Stuhler
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Wm Stabler
Hy. M. Carpenter
I. Es. Reed
Bob Cartanu
Vo i. Hanssen
Geo, Ambuehl
E. E. Hoag
Delinquent
State of
Iowan
G. W. Walker
Gg. W. Walker
Saal
Fred Stublken
L Langworthy
Laty Angeust Amend
Olin
Ford Iid
George Holy
Wyoming
Frank Vodhdésta
Oxford Junction
Brat Ie
Spire
Kfe Toneton
Archie W. Hoy
Morley
Shankland
Marugry
Ford
Francis Knight
Onslaw
Mart Moore
Dort
Alfred Bannan
Henry Gerdes
Pford
Geo. D. Moats
Leratch Grove
Nash
Frank Miler
Prairieburg
Fat Leonard
Paige
George Austin
Anamosai
Buick
W. OF. Hakes
Martello
Harry von Sprecken
Chevrolet
W. OR. Hollingsworth
Fford
Chas
Campbell
Milton Stott
Maxwell
Ho OM. Tiffany
Anlamosa
Willys Koleht
Wilbur
Thos. Carson
Monticastro
Ll. W.tlede
P. J.einen
Bulek
Dillon Snyder
Ftev
M. Scherr
Chas. S
Short
E . Hardin
Monticelo
W. W. Bucher
Clarence Moneypenny
Pinna Johnson
N. OB. Lathrop
Dodge
G. A. Butt
Onslow
Clarence Cave
Christopherson Broun
K Carl Davis
Geo. W. Jones
Buseck
Fred Justin
Hol McDermott
Cascade
Sayon
Harry Probatz
Cascade—Ford
W. A. Stockwell
Montivello
Cecil Miner
Harlan Arthur
Powlishta
Pord
Martin Aldrich
Juilward Meek
Atamosy
Mex Robertson
J. A. Waddicek
Paul Vitiun
Leslie Belhoke
Ulin
Ord
Alma Ginctt
Fi Usun
V. Gi. Stauran
George Meek
Ren
Alfred Moore
Wyolmning
Henry GG
Schoon
Montivelo
OW. Lambert
Willie Emmert
John
Ermer
Overland
M. J. Hogan
Osperjes
Tuwa Te
William A. Woods
Wiliam W. Walker
Larkin Clark
John Buck
Ford Clark
Lida Clark
Harry Clark
Mattie Lutse
Luke
Amos Hubbard
Westley McKee
James Allen
Samuel C. Mayberry
Imma I. Tucker
James F. Smith
Anna J. Smith
Albert Smith
Uniessa
Anamoan
Edison
Frank
A. Locher
George Albery
Lars
J. E. Bateman
B. F. Chatterson
DR. A. M
Maurice
GetaCan Torday
Karnak
Fred J. Kay
Standard Oil
St. Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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