26 May 1932
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
1
Incoherent OCR yields a partial local notice mentioning a place and names, with unreadable dates and actions. The readable portion hints at a public matter or event but lacks clear details or complete entities to identify.
Fragmented text shows a community notice with mentions of schools, committees, meetings, and upcoming events. Names such as Cedar Fate and Bourne appear alongside references to local infrastructure and summer programs. The cadence and style resemble a period newspaper brief listing civic items and calendar anchors.
Primary election is set for Mar 16 1952 with details on polling places precincts and officials. The notice lists county officials county convention delegates and election procedures including labor claims and city clerk authorization and instruction to execute labor bills.
Notice of final reports for executors administrators guardians and trustees filed in Jones County District Court Iowa. Court sets June 1 1972 for hearing and potential approval or objections with final order to be issued by Clerk Warren Fes.
The council discussed strict crime enforcement with police cooperation and tax changes. Officials planned ordinance steps for parking on First Street and debated fire department staffing with a 20 man threshold and pay for initial hours.
In Jones County district court the will of William F. Blunne, deceased, is entering probate with a hearing scheduled for June 21, 1922. All interested parties may appear to contest or support the will and claims for final settlement.
The Anamosa Iowa board of supervisors met at 9 am and 2:30 pm May 3 1922 with all members present Chair Tayloe. Motions granted suspension of taxes for Mrs Edie Decious and tax reduction methods discussed by Wil Hitler and others. Commissioners adjourned to 8 am Wednesday May 6 1922.
John Fletcher seeks re election as Iowa attorney general with a record as assistant attorney general and district judge. Known for handling major cases including the supreme court ruling on a bond issue for food funds, he is described as middle aged energetic and experienced.
The board of supervisors met May 4 1982 with all members present. A motion granted Mrs Anne Sebet Cascute Iowa per month allowances starting May with first payment immediate. A second motion granted Anne Helps attorney a blind pension of $10 monthly, payments end of month from May 1982. Claims were audited and a ward grave pit and highway condemnation appeal discussed.
In Janse county lows a strict court ruling approves a payment of 2010.78 dollars by warrant from the secondary road maintenance fund. The board of supervisors adjourns to meet again at 9 am Thursday May 6, 1882, with all members present and audits complete.
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