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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

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Vote Straight Republican At Next Tuesday's Election

A Jones county farmer urged voting straight Republican at the upcoming election. He stated he will mark the first circle in the Republican column, a sentiment echoed by many local farmers. Harry Daley of the Minnesota Agricultural committee for Dewey Bricker criticized Roosevelt for aligning with Hillman left-wingers pushing to lower butter prices and farm prices after Roosevelt took office.

Jones County The Express Roosevelt Harry Daley Minnesota Agricultural Committee Dewey Bricker Hillman Dewey City Town Farm Iowa Repub

Too Hot To Print On Hillman Butter Price Demand

An editorial in The Farmer remarks on Hillman’s representative telling Congress butter should fetch 25 cents a pound. The piece notes rural anger and ends with a sharp line inviting readers to supply their own comment as the editors deem the topic too hot for printing.

Hillman Farmer Northwest Farm Magazine Congress

Dewey Margin Seen By McKelvie To Carry States

Governor Sam R. McKelvie endorses a strong Republican margin in next Tuesday’s votes. He cites Pennsylvania Missouri California Kentucky and Illinois now in the Dewey Bricker column. He urges full turnout and a straight party vote to secure the American Way and a successful administration.

Sam R. McKelvie Republican National Committee Pennsylvania Missouri California Kentucky Illinois Dewey- Bricker

Edgar Snow honored for writings on Asia and China

Reading and writing scholar E Seavers and R McKeun pay tribute to Edgar Snow whose works Red Star Over China and Battle for Asia are noted. Book selections include Imperial by the Council on Books in Wartime and Book of the Month Club. Snow’s observations span China India and Russia with praise from Quentin Reynolds. A Russia anecdote highlights Snow’s praise for local partisans and his impact on readers in Asia and among American troops.

Edgar Snow Council On Books China Asia Far East India Russia Quentin Reynolds Collier Sme~lensk Komsomol Mr. Snow Assam

Iowa Poll Shows Dewey Narrowing Lead In State Race

The Iowa Poll reports Dewey gaining two points on Roosevelt in the last two weeks, with 46 percent for Dewey and 38 percent for Roosevelt among total voters. Undecided fall to 14 percent, while 39 percent leaning Dewey and 27 percent leaning Roosevelt among undecided respondents.

Thomas E. Dewey Roosevelt Iowa Dewey

Supply and push in war hinges on transport and ports

The piece notes Eisenhower’s offensive hinges on supply lines including air, road, rail, and sea ports. It cites General Somervell on 2.5 million troops and 800k vehicles landed in 109 days, and warns rail and rail-to-frontier movement remain challenging while trucks and other materiel surge, urging readers to evaluate local candidates.

Dubuque France Somervell Army Service Forces Pershing

Dr Smith Wins All America Honors for Golden Grain Sweet Corn

Dr Stuart N Smith research director for Michael Leonard company of Sioux City developed Golden Grain sweet corn. The corn earned All-America trials honors as Smith collects his fourth All-America award in recent years. Samples go to 15 judges nationwide for scoring and final results in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Center Junction Stuart N. Smith J. N. Smith Michael Leonard Company Smith Sioux City Ames All-America Selections Council Harrisburg Phillip Bailey George Andrews Anna Bailey Clifford Crow Anamosa Grover Preston Cedar Rapids al van Slyke Fren Preas Carrie Hans Hinrichsen Tom Hinrichsen Ben Hinrichsen

Plant Food Boosts Tulip Growth Over Two Years

Tests show tulips and narcissus fed with soil plant food improve growth, with red bulbs showing vigorous size and flowering by the second year. Unfed bulbs became smaller and poorer in quality.

You Cant Take It With You Junior Class Play At Monti High

The junior class presents You Cant Take It With You a lively three act comedy set in the Vanderhof home where Penny writes plays Alice Sycamore grows through love and restraint Grandpa collects snakes and attends commencements while the family pursues freewheeling activities including snakes printing presses ballet and firecrackers. The play debuted on Broadway and is expected to be a success at Monti High with students and staff alike drawn to its chaotic charm.

Martin Vanderhoff Essie Paul Sycamore Penny Mr. DePinna Vanderhof Grandpa Alice Sycamore Vanderhofs Broadway Monti High

Monti's Triem Opens War Stamp Drive

Triem launches its annual war bonds and stamps drive starting October 30 with two sale booths for different grade levels. Student volunteers from Them take weekly shifts from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. and 12:45 to 1:00 p.m. in a competition friendly effort to reach the yearly goal.

Monti Triem

Ninth grade girl seeks Don R in school gossip

The text mentions a ninth grade girl interested in Don R as students discuss local rumors. It notes a missing quartet between classes and a Wednesday Monti cello school band concert at a Jones County Republican Rally with Governor Hickenlooper and Senator Talle as speakers.

Don R Monticello Jones County Hickenlooper Senator Talle

Students Debate Who Should Be President in Forum

A high school forum asks who should lead the United States as war continues. Students name Franklin D. Roosevelt or Thomas E. Dewey, arguing Roosevelt for wartime experience and continuity, Dewey for youth and fresh leadership, with various reasons and endorsements.

United States Audrey Oltmann Roosevelt Edna Kray Vivian Engelbart Franklin Roosevelt Dewey Phyllis Null Bob Thoeni George Hanssen Ronald Benson Pearl Brokaw Gene Kuehl Dent LaVern Schoon Thomas F. Dewey

Gift Presented To Future Football Star Of Monti In 1959

Hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Crimmings on the birth of son John Maurice nicknamed Jack born Sunday October 22. This is the couple’s second child after daughter Marilyn. A gift of war stamps was presented to Coach Crimmings at Friday assembly. All Monti High students extend congratulations.

Earl de- Shaw Jane Julie Monticello Pauline Carlton Miller Boston Mass O. M. Miller Anamosa Center Junction High School Bluebirds Eunice Sanford Galen Brady Center Junction France Patsy Seehusen Delores Andrews Evélyn Rae Batchelder Woman’s Club James Mead Carl Underwood Cedar Rapids Mr. Mead University Hospital Iowa City N. C. Holst Winton Calvin Reiss Jimmy Julie Mizaur Mt. Vernon L. A. Driebellis Fred Mizaur Chicago The Presbyterian Church John Crimmings John Maurice Jack Marilyn Crimmings Monti High Crimminga

Do You Want A Student Council at Monti High

A Monti High author advocates a student council with representatives from grades seven through twelve to improve school life. He suggests roles in administration support, cleaner facilities, safety patrols, party management, and basketball season engagement, noting the policy would not handle discipline and offers to assist with organization.

Eells Miss Wood Monti High

Panthers Rally as Mes sersli nicknamed Killer Dominates Mount Vernon

Lloyd Mes serli nicknamed Killer leads Mount Vernon with a decisive end over the Panthers. The squad relies on a reliable half and free oranges from coach as they push toward two final high school games. Pep Club's vocal support fuels the senior players' resolve for clear victories.

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Charles A. Doxsee Monticello, Iowa National Editorial Ociation Jones, Linn Delaware Dewey-Bricker E. Seavers R. McKeun Roosevelt Dewey Clarion Monitor Dr. Smith Albert Hinrichsen Baldwin Jack Bright Oxford Junction Rollie Luckstead Dwaine Moses Lewis Driebelbis Lyman Thompson Wyoming Robert Serbousek Madison’s Merry Maids Betty Dawes Ardis Heiken Heiken Mis.s Dawes Hazel Storm Albert Schroeder Kay Bernadine Mead Onslow Peter Prahm En P. B. Daly Lillian Streckel Abbie Streckel Amber Ed Duncan Ethel Courtney Grundy Center Grundy County A. B. Nichols Capitola Courtney Gail Catlett Herman Petersen Dean Mead Mead Diamond DX Oil Company Presbyterian Guild Frank Himebaugh Carrie Preas Donald Driehelbis I. H. Schneider Peter Paulsen St. Luke’s Hospital Frank Serbousek Cc. H. Nelson Philomonte Monticello High School Chatterbox Gene Carol Theona Jerry Burton Klitzke Bill Hintz Germany Audrey Schrager Colleen Maire Democratic Party Helen Gerdes Irma Schoon Boyd Shannon Lloyd Messerli Killer Mount Vernon Panthers
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