Rationing Status and Local Shipments Report
The article lists rationing stamps and validity dates for red blue and sugar stamps, with specifics on A8 to Z8 and A5 to W65, plus early November stamp changes. It also details railroad shipments to Union Stock Yards Chicago and Dubuque packing, feeder cattle arrivals, and consignments from Kilgore Nebraska and Corral Nebraska to local yards. Two new divorce filings and four marriage licenses issued in the county, listing names and jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
George Rickels
Pete Hosch
Ray Kurt
Clarence Kurt
Carl Kintzel
John P. Kurt
Dubuque Packing Company
Dubuque
Monticello Feed Mill
Cedar Rapids
J. LeRoy Farmer Canning Company
Oklahoma City
Ed Reiter
Joe Knepper
Joe Strang
Pete Manternach
George Hosters
Felix Hostert
Kilgore
Neb
George Kurt
Corral
Don Hennessey
Beverly
Milkweed Shipments Ordered for Independence Delivery
Jones county reports 1000 sacks of milkweed pods stored at the AAA office in Monticello as well as in Anamosa and Wyoming. The sacks must be trucked to Independence by Wednesday November 15. Three births were recorded at John McDonald Hospital last week, including a Nov 3 son to Colin and wife, a Nov 3 daughter to Rudolph and wife, and a Nov 6 daughter to Clifford and wife Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie V. Morey
Jones County
AAA
Monticello
Anamosa
Wyoming
Independence
John McDonald Hospital
Colin Tschantz
Rudolph Ortgies
Clifford Hogan
Selective Service Exam Dispatches Noted At Fort Snelling
Selective Service did not send selectees to Fort Snelling Minnesota this week. Two 18 year old registrants John J. Monster Cascade and Jerald K. Alden Onslow are recorded. The board will meet Monday November 13 at 1 30 PM.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
John J. Monster
Cascade
Jerald K. Alden
Onslow
Selective Service Board
Methodists Name Grant Superintendent
The Rev. H. M. Grant, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Charles City, was appointed last Thursday district superintendent in the Upper Iowa conference. He succeeds Dr B T Gough of Mount Vernon and has been superintendent at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Grant
First Methodist Church
Charles City
Maper Osten
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
Monticello Methodist Church
Davenport
Grant
B. T. Gough
Mount Vernon
Roosevelt Polls 413 Electoral Votes Tuesday
Roosevelt won an estimated 413 electoral votes with incomplete returns and a lead in 365 states. Hickenlooper captured Gillette's senate seat by 29 660 votes while Dewey carried Iowa by a wide margin, and Blue led Mitchell for governor.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Guy Gillette
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Gillette
Senate
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
Richard L. Mitchell
Towa
Hickenlooper
Dewey
United States
Ready For Sixth War Loan Opens In November
Jones county pursues its part in the Sixth War Loan with a quota of 1 028 000 dollars. The drive runs November 20 to December 16 with townships and towns listed for regional targets. Local campaigns name Castle Grove Lovell Richland Washington Cass Wayne Scotch Grove and more toward meeting the county goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
State of Iowa
Castle Grove
Lovell
Richland
Washington Township
Cass Township
Wayne Township
Scotch Grove
Clay Township
Fairview
Jackson Township
Wyoming Township
Greenfield
Rome
Hale Township
Oxford Township
Amber
Anamosa
Martello
Monticello
Olin
Onslow
Oxford
Hale
Center Julietion
Scotch Grave
Doering Killed in Cedar Rapids Car Crash
Henry James Doering, 62, a former Monticello resident, died after a Saturday night crash when his car hit a tree following a blown tire at 16th Avenue and ?th Street Southwest in Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were held at Rohn chapel. He had lived in Cedar Rapids 15 years and is survived by Minnie Grace, a daughter Marie Louise Broderson and three grandchildren Marvin Charles II, Brodina Maria, and James Henry Broderson.
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Henry James Doering
Monticello
Rohn Chapel
Doering
Mercy Hospital
16Th Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Scotch Grove Township
Minnie Grace
Marie Louise Broderson
Marvin Charles
Brodina Maria
James Henry Broderson
Anamosa Monticello Take Field At Monticello Park
The annual Anamosa versus Monticello football game will be at Monticello city park Armistice Day Saturday Nov 11. The program opens at 2 20 with a flag presentation by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 1688 led by Oliver Harford. A marching band program follows between halves.
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Anamosa
Monticello
Monticello City Park
Veterans of Foreign War Post
Oliver Harford
the Express
Two New Directors for Monticello Country Club
A Monticello country club meeting last Monday elected Bob Freeman Cascade and George Harris Monticello as directors for a three year term. Executive officers will be elected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Country Club
Bob Freeman
Cascade
George Harris
Monticello
Army Discharges Recorded by County Recorder Office
Forty six men received honorable discharges from U S military service recorded by County Recorder Bess Sherman from Oct 1 1943 to Oct 1 1944. The records assist veterans in taxation exemption. Names listed include Norman V Rober George W Dirks Walter G Lake Manuel Cox Howard G Robertson and many others across Anamosa Central City Monticello Wyoming Des Moines Oxford Junction Cascade Onslow Scotch Grove Arlington Stanwood and more.
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U. S
Bess Sherman
Anamosa
Norman V. Rober
George W. Dirks
Clifford FE
Shaffer
Walter G. Lake
Central City
Donald A. Walker
Monticello
Robert L. Schneider
Vernon L. Meter
Clifford J. Phelps
Vincent J. Smith
Lloyd L. Folkerts
John G. Neilly
Herschel M. Ponder
Wyoming
Clifford A. Lehmalfeldt
Richard A. Broderson
Charles L. Marshall
Herbert HH. Groening
Olin
Ralph Petersen
Gordon R. Sawyer
Des Moines
James C. Griffin
Oxford Junction
William R. Shimanek
Gerald Sobotka
Cascade
Leo A. Weber
Onslow
Raymond M. Keating
Bernard
Florence L. Hosch
Scotch Grove
Fay J. Rickels
Arlington
Arthur A. Drexler
Stanwood
Max C. Burns
Robert W Henderson dies in Vancouver at 68
Robert W Henderson a former Monticello resident died Thursday afternoon October 5 in Vancouver Washington after living there for 26 years He was born in Anamosa and moved to Monticello as a child He worked as a contractor and builder with his father and was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and the Court of Honor He is survived by his wife Nellie son Howard two granddaughters in Vancouver a daughter Irene Mrs Leslie Thomson of White Cloud Kansas and other relatives He funeral services were held October 10 and burial was in Park Hill cemetery Vancouver
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Robert W. Henderson
Monticello
Vancouver
Wash
Park Hill Cemetery
John Pressly
Henderson
Robert Henderson
Anamosa
of Washington
Modern Woodmen of America
Court of Honor
Nellie
Howard
Irene
Leslie Thomson
White Cloud
Kan
Two Justices of Peace Elected in General Election
Two justices of the peace were elected at the general election last Tuesday. Ray Echternacht and Max McCrabb won ward races with vote totals listed, while constables were elected by wards. Oscar Miller of Anamosa has purchased his partner Ed Beam's share in the family furniture and undertaking business. Miller's son John will help in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Echternacht
Max McCrabb
Roy Pearson
John Kehoe
Oscar Miller
Anamosa
Ed Beam
Miller
John
Unofficial General Election Ticket Listings Summary
The page lists candidates across federal and state offices with party affiliations including Dewey and Roosevelt for president, Gillette and Mitchell for governor and senator, and other statewide roles. It also shows district and county tickets with party splits, but OCR text is garbled in parts, leaving some names and offices unreadable.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
B. B. Highenlooper
Guy M. Gillette
Robert D. Blue
Richard F. Mitchell
K. A. Evans
Oscar E. Johnson
Wayne M., Ropes
Genevieve Nichols
Chet B. Akers
Peter J. Kies
J. M. Grimes
James V. Curran
Sec’y
Harry D. Linn
Arch F. McGreevy
John M. Rankin
Harry F. Garrett
Commerce Commissarl
W. Reed
James M. Bell
Supreme Con
William L. Bliss
Oscar Hale
Frederic M. Miller
John A. Graham
William R. Hart
Gibson C. Holliday
Henry O. Talle
George C. Claassen
Floyd Philbrick
James Hogan Dies Monday in Castle Grove
James F. Hogan longtime Castle Grove resident died suddenly Monday November 6 at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a short illness. High Mass of Requiem was held at Immaculate Conception church Castle Grove with Fr J J Hennessey Fr William Holub and Fr Homberg. Interment followed in Immaculate Conception cemetery. Survived by wife Martha Lamey of Anamosa son James daughter Trene four brothers Edward Cascade Charles Thomas John Horgan Anamosa and three sisters Margaret Smith Betty and Mae Hogan of Anamosa. Out of town relatives attending included Sister Mary Trimaculata RSM Mercy Detroit Sister Mary Eileen RSM Mount Carmel Mercy Detroit Mrs Margaret Heffernan and Mr and Mrs ALT Lamey and family Dubuque Mrs Anna L Edwards Wyoming.
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James F. Hogan
Castle Grove
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Immaculate Conception Church
J. J. Hennessey
William Holub
Placid
Homberg
Inmmaculate Conception Cemetery
Frank Marek
Joseph A. Holub
Louis Leonard
Louis O’rourke
Edward Srady
Joseph Delay
Hogan
Martha Lamey
James
Trene
Mercy School of Nursing
Dubuque
Edward Hogan
Cascade
Charles
Thomas
John Horgan
Margaret Smith
Betty
Mae Hogan
Mary Trimaculata
RSM
Mercy College
Detroit
Mary Eileen
Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital
Margaret Heffernan
Alt. Lamey
Anna L. Edwards
Wyoming
PTA Forum To Hear C Woody Thompson At Monticello
The second PTA meeting of the year, a joint event with the Community Forum, is set for Monday evening November 13 at the Monticello public school. Guest speaker is C Woody Thompson dean of student affairs at the University of Iowa. Light refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Community Forum
C. Woody Thompson
University of Iowa
University of Illinois
Jones County Holds Republican Line Despite Smaller Turnout
In the general election of November 7 Jones County stayed Republican with no countywide contests. Voter turnout dropped about 1500 from 1940, with wartime absences cited and 377 war ballot applications. Dewey led county totals with a 1909 plurality while some voters marked only Roosevelt, signaling caution toward change.
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Jones County
Armed Services
Bess Sherman
Don Ruhl
George F. Specht
Oscar Story
Specht
Henry Richhorn
Leonard Norton
R. Kieh
Dewey
Roosevelt
Beavo Chosen County Supt for Jones County Rural Schools
Joseph R Beavo of Burlington, 28, named last Thursday as superintendent at a salary of 190 to finish Nellie V Morey’s term through May 1445. Beavo to take office December 1, Beavo an WWI veteran, married with a son, family to live in Anamosa. deputy Margaret Carmichael appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R Beavo
Burlington
Jones County
Nellie V. Morey
Miss Morey
Oakdale Sanitarium
Beage
Anamosa
Hattie Specht
Sherrill
Monticello High School
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New
Jones County District Court
Barbara Emma Kraus
James Thomas Kraus
East Dubuque
Marie Potter
Ben Potter
Dixie Lea
Gene Richard
Pfc
Louis Winchip
Alice Lucca Rohwedder
Kermit William Kuhns
Frances Mae Buckner
Harold Sprague
Lena Kuper
Waterloo
Robert McNamara
Wilma Holub
Linn County
Cherokee
Talle
Claassen
General Assembly
House
GOP
Henry C. Talle
Robert Blue
Henry Doering
Anamosa-Monticello
Bob Henderson
Justices OF Peace
Henry Eichhorn
Bess
Sherman
Glen J. McLaughlin
F. L. Harrington
Board of Supervise
Lee’ Aerrain
Harri
Dirksie
Henry
Adams
William’ J
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James Hogan
PTA
Cpl
Judith Ann
Cpl. Hogan
Santa Maria
Calif
George Specht
Clay
Democratic Trent
Beavo
Beave
Arthur Lister
M. J. Graft
Edward Husman
Onias Bailey
Earnest Anderson
Leigh Clark
H. A. Dejscher
Emma Eden
Otto Koranda
George Vlach
George W. Wacke
George H. Herzberge
A.C. Lincoln
Boyd Christensen
Center Junction
Alva Streeper
Francis Orr
S. H. Ellison
Martelle
Luther Inglis
George W. Kuehl
N. J. Bollinger
A. B. McCall
Leo Thummes
Mechanicsville
C. P. Fayram
Monmouth
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
State University of Iowa
CCC
Ceneva
Maynard
United States Army
Margaret Carmichael
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