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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1935

Page

4

Expert To Lead Free Monticello Cooking School

Gladys E. Ertz, a national home economics expert, will conduct a free cooking school for Monticello women on Friday May 24 with two parallel sessions at 1 30 and 3 30. Free transportation is provided via R H Balster Farm Equipment Store, and attendance prizes will be awarded at every session. Ertz holds degrees from Carroll College Stout Institute and Syracuse University, with a career as head dietician and nutrition educator.

Monticello Gladys E. Ertz Erty Miss Ertz Carroll College Stout Institute Syracuse University Readine Eastern R. H. Balster Farm Equipment Store

Pioneers Fight Prairie Fires in Early Iowa Story

A vivid tale from The Palimpsest recounts how Iowa settlers fenced fields with plowed earth and backfires to stop blazing prairies. Miss Marie Haefner describes how families used fire brands and hazel broom to create firebreaks, turning the flames away from crops.

Towa Horyon Wis Iowa Marie Haefner State Historical Society of

Local notices and community events in Monticello area

Rural and civic notes report a state cream grading school in Jones county on Friday May 24. Local births, hospital updates, and family news include Ruth Ann Muller born May 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller, Genevieve Kuriger becomes Mrs. Muller, and Carl Owen Morning born May 12. Hospital and accident updates involve Manley Bryan of Hopkinton and Archie Payne of Hopkinton. Weather notes mention possible frosts with rapid May temperature swings. Community members attend meetings, visits, and travel between Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and Iowa City, including Alpha Delta sorority events and Federation of Women’s Clubs. Two Monticello residents, Mrs. Page and Mrs. Nelson, visit relatives in Montana.

Paul Muller Ruth Ann Carl Iowa City University Hospital Carl Owen Alpha Delphian Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Cedar Rapids George Timmins Joe Barron A. J. Rickless Clarence Matthiessen

Pioneer Preachers Were Against Slavery

The article profiles William Salter a Congregationalist leader in Town who opposed slavery. It notes his abolitionist speeches in the late 180s his Underground Railroad activity from Burlington his Civil War stance for Union and emancipation and his view that ending slavery would bring virtue prosperity and a higher civilization. The piece cites The Iowa Journal of History and Politics as detailing Salter’s role.

Pioneer Town William Salter Daniel Webster New York Salter Burlington Beame Nh Station New Wiliam Salter Towa Journal of History and Politics State Historical Society of Iowa

North Union School Mothers Day Program Delights Monticello Guests

An unusually fine Mothers Day program by North Union school pupils in Boulder township featured tributes to mothers. Mothers from the Monticello Americanization committee and Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary were guests, each mother receiving a white carnation. A surprise display showed a picture of each mother on the blackboard. Monticello representatives included Anne Echternacht Mabel Jarrett Laura Waddick Florence Metzenberg and Honor L Clark.

North Union School Boulder Township Monticello Mabel Jarrett Laura Waddick Florence Metzenberg Honor L. Clark

Farmers Urged Not To Kill Harmless Snakes

Community warns against harming non poisonous snakes that control rodents. They are valuable to farmers for pest control, killing rats and other pests far more than occasional poultry losses.

Judge Cleans House With Old Cases on District Court Docket

The Jones county district court dismissed about sixty cases from the January term after entries showed failure to try or dispose them. The March term adjourned and a final round of dismissals occurred before the May term opening.

Jones County District Court

Suit Over Pound Fees Carried To Supreme Court

The Monticello ordinance banned stock from running at large during set hours and seasons, a ruling tied to the 1872 case involving Weir and Crane. The court's decision referenced the herd law and upheld enforcement questions, noting unclear payment details and costs while highlighting a long legal struggle from March 1872 to December 1873.

Supreme Court Monticello Weir Crane

Sacred Heart School Music Recital Set For May Evening

Sacred Heart School music department plans a recital in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 21. The program features thirty four numbers and will attract families and friends of the many participating students.

Sacred Heart School

Salt production and agricultural uses in England

English Salt One million nine hundred and ten thousand tons of salt are produced in England each year with Cheshire and Worcestershire supplying most of the output. Salt is used in chemical factories and as fertilizer, boosting wheat yields by up to twelve bushels per acre, while benefiting pinks, carnations, and celery. Some plants like apple, cherry, and vine dislike salt, and sixteen bushels per acre can kill vegetation. salt is a widespread mineral, even emitted by Vesuvius.

England Cheshire Worcestershire Vesuvius

Sun Power Discovery Sparks Fire of Modern Engines

An unknown inventor initially focused sunlight with a magnifying glass to ignite material, accidentally revealing the sun's power. Later researchers refined the technique with larger devices and mirrors to concentrate heat, producing steam that later powered engines.

District Court Trial Assignments Light Amid Calendar Shortage

Judge FO Ellison faced a sparse trial calendar with seven cases and sixteen equity matters. Only eight could be placed on the government settlements docket as many items were deferred. The document lists Monday May 20 through Wednesday May 29 trials and notes a DeMolay boys’ baseball team signups and Mother’s Day church attendance.

FO. Ellison Jude Elson Sais Hedden Ve Bhassen Stock Land Bank Kedley Et al Pirst ‘Trust Joint Famed Bank Ve. Sampson First Trust Dollat Stock Land Bank Ve Pirst ‘Trust Joint Stock Land Bank Edwards Andrew Mar- Tissey Wolfe the Boys of George Washington

Season Opens On Six Types Of Game Fish

The open season on flashing catfish wall eyed pike pickerel sheepshead and perch began yesterday morning. Fish may be taken by hook and line until November 30. The season also opens on silver bass crappies bluegills sunfish and rock bass except in certain lakes. small and large mouth bass season begins June 15.

Kittenball season opens with league plans and crowd improvements

The Monticelo kittenball association outlines opening schedule with Monday and Thursday games at 7 pm and Friday out of town nights. New backstop benches lights and two new light sets are planned. A 15 man roster must be submitted at the May 17 meeting. Teams include Firemen Herman Hoffman and Oilers Harry Ireland.

Kittenball Association Monticelo oMeers Paul Schuetz Harry Ireland Sam Rhatigan Farmers’ League Howie Hogan Smith Monticello Bank Firemen Herman Hoffman Oilers DeMolays Tirvill Rhatigan Shomonts Charles Reynolds Stuhlers Clarence Rhatigan Midgets Dale Greenawald

For Sale Notice Board Mixed Items

For sale listings include a yearling Poland China boar from Ernest Wahl and late seed potatoes from Carl Schnelter Route 3. Also offered are Holstein bulls, a 10 ft grain binder with power attachment, and one full-blood Shorthorn bull coming three years old by Marcus Kehoe.

Poland China Ernest Wahl New York Carl Schnelter Henry J. Rickless Langworthy Marcus Kehoe

FOR SALE AND CARD OF THANKS NOTICE

DR Salsbury s Phon O Sal tablets for coccidiosis in chicks fowl typhoid or cholera. Henry H Schoon AT FOR SALE Native dimension lumber pests cord wood and black wood Inquire of Amber Savings bank or Adelph Schoon Amber CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks to relatives friends for sympathy kindness and floral offerings in the sickness and death of our father Peter Melvin Like Mr and Mrs Alva Like and children.

Salsbury Henry H. Schoon Amber Savings Bank Adelph Schoon Amber Peter Melvin Alva

Fragmentary Tale of Nat Tisner and Early Atlantic Slavery

An unclear extract recounts Nat Tisner described as a negro slave born around Ton who led a group from Virginia toward freedom and faced capture. The text references Columbus and the exploration era, mentioning inexact places such as Spain and the Americas and a supposed event with Warner and a hanging, all in a historic but obscured narrative tone.

Nat ‘Tisner Ton Ag Thine Warner

Millersburg Man Says He Collected From Gutters

Ren Johnson reports collecting 6.83 dollars last year by searching street gutters for coins dropped by pedestrians during an average 2 day period in Java.

Ren Johnson Millersburg

Final reports filed for several Jones county estates

Notice to all interested in Jones county estates that final reports and discharge applications for executors administrators guardians and trustees have been filed. A final hearing is set for May 27, 1936 in Anamosa Iowa before Clerk SEE BYERLY with appearances allowed to file exceptions and show cause.

District Court Jones County Frank H. Peckoush Joseph Pekar J. J. Locher Caroline Beutler Wesley B. Hanken Rudolph H. Hanken William H. Hanken Anamosa Iowa

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Opera House State Department of Agriculture Manley Bryan Hopkinton John McDonald Hospital Oakwood Cemetery William H. Jarrett Elsie Meade Margaret Supple R. Fay Clark Veterans of Foreign Wars Archie Payne Tom Hogan Castle Grove W. W. Stickford Fred Kay Elizabeth Coe College Alpha Mn) Delta Sorority Cora Sexton Mary Hudson Hiland Ward Lloyd Sexton George Allison Maquoketa Charles Wollert Long Beach California Fred Crosby Covgan Mo Litchfield Waterloo W. EF. Page Glendive Montana Nicholas Nelson Billings Page Jennie Alo- Way Vis Winer Dora Brucks Nelson Ruch Nelson Kelley Springfield Tire Company H. P. Gallagher James B. McDermott Leo Foulkes K. M. Davis George H. Good J. N. Ramsey Sharpless Separator Company Charlies Vernimont Violet Hay Orville Russell Ora Hay Harry Miller Iowa Electric Company Harriet A. Potter Olive Sinkey First National Bank of Hawkeye Monticello State Bank F. H. Miller Center Junction Savings Bank E. F. Borschel Bernice Peacock L. A. Andrew Warren Rees L. F. Zeller F. S. Leonard Irve W. Gay United Investment and Realty Company Theodore Martin Frank Manteja Tyler & Downing Millard C. Crispin, Et al Warren Hay Edwins Blayney Rockstad Paul LaVerne Rockstad Laura Emmerson Gilbert Emmerson John Hosch A. C. Hills Etta B. Hoffman Hans W. Moore June Hay Clifford Hay George Vesey Jessie M. Vesey Nettie Ackerman William E. Ackerman Onslow Lumber Company R. Co. Bullock I. Kairns M. F. Kairns F. D. Joseph Peter C. Koppess Albert E. Barker Trilla McCurdy Maude Grimm Samuel Grimm Harold Schweitzer Irene Schweitzer Bertha Moore Schnepp Asa, Schnepp Whalen Vs Whalen William P. Whalen J. F. Whalen George J. C. Moenck Clara Moenck N. M. Waite E. L. Milsap Roy Peek Lowell Peek Florence Orr William H. Orr Roxey D. Bullock Roy O. Bullock Siebels Bros John Knutsen W. C. Holst George Henrichs Joseph Benhardt, Sr Melvin Andre Harry Pegorek Bisenius & Sons Farmers’ & Merchants State Bank Irve Gavin Oxford Junction Savings Bank James Luke First National Bank of Lost Nation Jenkins & Ale Rudolph Latare Sun The Express Shiloh Tennessee Union Confederacy Gene Byers Music Shop. Ie R. J. McNeill Howard Deischer Harvey Harford Norman Clark Fred Shover Ray Hayes A. G. Bohlken Iverson Methodist Ladies Red Half Blood Hound Brownie Newton Parrott Reed Baby Wisconsin Harm Dirks Center Junction W. H. Hanken Guernsey Lou Ehrisman Buff Orpington John Yossi Fitzsimons Bros Farmers’ Grain Company Scotch Grove Renk Bros. Shoe Shop Mary E. Hicks Onslow Farmers Implement Co Monticello Express F. H. Otten Town E. Cohn & Sons, Inc L Street Wrile McKay Nursery Company Madison Helmer C.M & St. Paul Freight Cass Columbus Methabella Alora Cranada Spain Colombus Quen Tsabedia New World Jave Java Shuttleworth Remington T. J. George L. P. Waddick Byerly Julia Foarde the Cheater Marigs YES MA Des Moines Kirkwood DODGE Plymouth Buick Essex Eiben Monticello, Iowa FUR Sale Smart Wear Owa Montreal Fur Trading Co America Walden Smart Wear Shop
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