Monti Tops Cascade 4 0 In Season Opener
Monticello blanks Cascade Reds 4 0 on local diamond in the first game of the season. George Clark and Jack Thenhaus slug homers, Cronkhite adds a triple, Derril Meredith fanning sixteen Cascade batters. Cascade pitcher Willenberg allows eight hits as Monti starts with a commanding win.
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Monticello
Cascade Reds
George Clark
Jack Thenhaus
Jack
Cronkhite
Monti
Derril Meredith
Cascade
Meredith
Crawford
Thenhaus
Mather
Hayes
Stone
Makeever
Wilsenbero
Watson
Clark
Locals Will Play Ball Here Next Sunday
The Monticello Locals of the Eastern Town league will play Ponsta here Sunday at the local park. The game starts at 2 30 p m and admission is 10 and 15 cents. The Locals are a home town aggregation. This game will be well worth watching.
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Monticello
Ponsta
Stuhlers And Shomont Lead Kittenball Race
After the first week of play in the Twi Neht league Stuhlers and Shomont top the field with two victories each. The two teams were to meet on the local diamond last night with results to follow. The Midgets beat Stahler 8 to 5 last Wednesday as Johnny Warner and Bob Spooner sparked the offense and Clarence Rhatigan steadied the defense. Shomonts defeated Eskimos 34 to 4 Friday, Hartman winning on the mound. Eskimos then lost 15 to 2 to Stuhlers on Monday. Tuesday saw the Midgets fall to DeMolays 11 to 8 as Wayne Jones led with three hits.
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Stuhlers
Shomont
Stahler
Johnny Warner
Bob Spooner
Clarence Rhatigan
Oilers
Shomonts
Eskimos
Hartman
Wayne Jones
Schedule for Next Week
Week schedule lists five matches from May 22 to May 26. Eskimo plays Shamont on Monday, Stuhler faces DeMolay on Tuesday, Midget meets Eskimo on Wednesday, DeMolay plays Oilers on Thursday, and Shamont meets Midgets on Friday.
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Eskimo-Shamont
Stuhler-DeMolay
Wed
Midget-Eskimo
DeMolay-Oilers
Shamont-Midgets
Monticello Locals Top Earlville in Eastern Iowa debut
The Monticello Locals defeated Earlville 3 to 1 in a pitcher’s duel. Bryan Bartlett struck out 15 Earlville batters while Bramky fanned 13 Monticello hitters. Rhatigan had two hits, scoring once, and Oltman collected two hits as the Locals pulled away in the seventh.
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Monticello
Earlville
Bryan Bartlett
Bramky
Bartlett
Cr. Rhatigan
Monti
Ted Oltman
Rhatigan
Oltman
Standard Oil of Indiana Launches Major Midwest Ad Campaign
Officials announce a large sales and advertising push across thirteen Midwest states. The campaigns highlight improved products with greater efficiency from new petroleum discoveries, offering lower prices and novelty in presentation. The effort mirrors 1929 scale advertising and aims to boost public confidence through spring and summer, with further announcements planned for fall.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West States
Times
Standard Oil
Jones county land transfers and notices in April 1933
The Jones county report for April 28-29 and May 1-4, 1933 lists conveyances and deeds issued by Lloyd Soper in Anamosa Iowa. Entries include transfers from Edgar G Brazelton to Geo Mead. Lacey J Rhoads to Bessie Bailey. John Young to C C Stephens. Michael Ferring to Frank W Ferring. and Howard Leech estate actions to Alveretta Shipley. Amounts include nominal sums and various acreage details across townships including Monticello and Center Junction.
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Jones County
Lloyd Soper
First
Iowa State Trust
Bank of Burlington
Sher
Same
Spoodd
Milton Stott
Elva FE
Farnham
Irrez Plat
L. A
Andrew Ree
Svs Bank
Oxford Junction
Tod A. Miteler
Oxford Mills
Bevin
Oxford Mill
Edgar G. Brazelton
Mead
Geo. Mead
Rose Te Brazelton
Lovell
Cree
Monticello
Lacey J. Rhoads
Bessie M. Bailey
John Young
C. c Stephens
Michael Ferring
Frank W. Ferring
Anamosa
Towa
Howard Leech
Exec
Harmon W. Shipley
Alveretta Shipley
Mrs Plate Adopts Odd Trio Of Bottle Babies
Mrs. Walter Plate of Cedar Townmothering a unique family of three bottle babies Snip a six week old bull pup Ruth a two week old lamb and Felix a baby pig all of different origins but living harmoniously under adoptive rules. Mr and Mrs A M Bollinger with son Clair and daughter June visited Mrs Bollinger's mother in Delmar Sunday.
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Walter Plate
Cedar
Town
Snip
Ruth
Felix
A. M. Bollinger
Clair
June
Mr. Bollinger
Delmar
Feed Lawn Crowd Out Weeds in Iowa Gardens
W T Stoutemeyer from Iowa State College outlines a lawn care plan to start grass early and suppress weeds. Use ammonium sulfate, about five pounds per 1,000 sq ft, with frequent light applications and even distribution. Mix with ashes or dirt, wash leaves after applying, and follow a spring and early autumn fertilizing schedule. Kentucky bluegrass recommended with red top as nurse crop. Dutch white clover aids dry periods. A 1,000 sq ft seed mix of three and a half pounds advised for dense turf and weed resistance.
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Iowa
Drafts Preferred in Closed Banks by Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court rules unpaid drafts issued by a bank and placed in receivership have first claim to bank assets, ahead of depositors. Chief Justice Kindig writes that drafts are a preferred claim, while depositors’ claims are prorated after expenses. Case involves L A Andrew v Farmers and Merchants State Bank Cascade and Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids. Decision ends liquidation hurdles since 1992.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Kindig
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Cascade
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Church Services and events around May 21
Various local churches publish their weekly schedules and upcoming events. St Matthew's Lutheran with pastor Adix lists Sunday school and worship times. St Joseph's Catholic Church notes Masses and confessions. Congregational and Methodist services are scheduled with sermon topics and youth activities. Sacred Heart and others provide devotion times and dates. Castle Grove and St Pauls detail sermons, Varsity visits, and Luther League meetings. a May 27 vacation bible school is announced along with Ascension Day services in multiple languages.
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St. Matthew's Lutheran
H. L. Adix
Ladies’ Aid
Liszle Behrends
Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Wayne Zion Lutheran
J. P. Willis
Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Wolf
William Goetz
Wartburg Seminary
Luther League
Record on Railroad Safety Progress and Accident Rates
A Sioux City Journal piece compares railway and automobile fatalities across eras. It notes 610 railway passenger deaths in 1967 versus 34,400 automobile deaths in 1931, praising block signal upgrades and cautious operation as key safety gains.
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Sioux City Journal
American Railway Association
Idle Time and Work Hours Questioned by Northwood Anchor
The Northwood Anchor criticizes a proposal for five days four weeks and six hours daily, arguing extra idle time harms workers. It warns idle time leads to spending more and potential mischief, noting one in four engage in unproductive behavior while others pursue beneficial activities.
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Northwood
Portable Mill Service and Wood Sale Ad Highlights
The notice advertises cord wood fence posts and lumber at 10 cents and 18 dollars respectively with quantities. It promotes the largest portable mill in eastern Iowa for feed grinding by Farmers Grain Co. and lists Monticello Center Junction and Hopkinton as contact points. It includes a card of thanks from the Parrott family and a hair treatment tip.
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R. J. McNeill
Hopkinton
Iowa
Farmers Grain Co
Monticello
Final Reports Filed in Jones County Estates
Notice to interested parties that final reports of executors and guardians in Jones County Iowa estates have been filed with the district court clerk. A final hearing is set for May 22 1933 in Anamosa Iowa at which objectors may file exceptions and show cause for rejection of the reports led by executors John W Innes and Henry M Carpenter for Ellen E Innes estate.
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Jones County
Irene Orcutt
Said County
District Court
Jones
John W. Innes
Henry M. Carpenter
Ellen E. Innes
Anamosa
Iowa
Executor's Notice in Jones County Iowa
Public notice that J J Locher has been appointed executor of the Nicholas Kehoe estate by the district court in Jones county Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the court clerk sworn and abated within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa May 4 1933.
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District Court
Jones County
Bartie Haller
Anamosa
Iowan
A. D
Henry M. Carpenter
J. J. Locher
State of
Iowa
Vincent A
Louise English
L. W. Tiede
Nicholas Kehoe
Notice to creditors of William Oltmanns estate
District court of Jones county Iowa adminstratrix Mary Oltmanns for the estate of William Oltmanns deceased calls all creditors to file sworn claims with the clerk of court and to present timely proof. willful nonpayment urged to avoid costs. Dated Monticello May 6 1933. Coxsee Coxsee & Heiserman attorneys.
Relief for Ulcers and Digestive Ailments Promised at Palmer's Drug Store
An advertisement claims a dietary change and tablets relieve ulcers and stomach pain after 18 months of diet and water loss. It touts soups vegetables and cream cheese sandwiches as helpful and urges readers to visit Palmer's Drug Store for treatment.
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Palmer's Drug Store
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Manchester
Finch
Struc
Dyersville
McCarty
Independence
Willenberg
Weber
Guttenberg Ne
H. Finch
M. Finch
Rub
Wilhelm
Independence McCarty
Nieman
Terrell
Soener
Coyle
Pet Stuhlers
Shamont
DeMolay
Ollers
W. T. Stoutemeyer
Iawa State College Department of Horticulture
Chicago Tribune
Lia Congress
Bureau of Agriculture
Branch Cabell
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kane
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Sacred Heart Gatherite
N. Sycanyere Street
A. L Lorenz
St. John’s Lutheran
Paul T. Gutknecht
Lutheran University of
Wm. J. Grossheim
Arnold Buol
First Presbyterian Church of
Dubuque
Armin H. Tendick
Lord
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Woonan's Missionary Society
Marvin Bartlett
F. S. Vetter
Azamer— Phenes
Kenny Burris
Norman Clark
L. Chadwell
Arnold Bader
Carl Schneiter
Walter Hall
Scotch Grove
Paw. Taylor
A. G. Bohiken
L. J. Schlemme
Ed Brazelton
Harvey Harford
J. A. McLaughlin
F. D. McLaughlin
Newton Parrott
Chevrolet
F. H
Sand Springs
Center Junction
R. A. Togstad Coffee Co
Kokomo
Will Weicth
John Christiansen
Rt. 2
Meyer's Produce Company
Fred Yossi
Farrow
Allen Fairbanks
William Parrott
Lee Byerly
William Oltmanns
Mary Oltmanns
Coxsee, Coxsee & Heiserman
Solomon
Napoleon
Russia
Des Moines
Hotel Savery
Eaeiene Bae
Sifanlih
Teedee Gere Morihless
Journal of Amicon Metical “Asucishion
Sells
Sal
Genera
Marjorie White
Louis Cathern
Phyllis Barry
Hugh!erbert
Edgar Kennedy
Richard Carlemete C. Cope
Ewiee
Hoot Gibson III
RKO Radio Picture
Lionel Barrymore
Roosevelt
Hotpoint Electric Ranges
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