Local Trade and Social Notes Highlight Ossian Area
Local residents attend church events and fairs while visiting kin in Clinton Muscatine Solon and Dubuque. Floyds Bakery advertised cookies at 19 cents per four dozen and a sacred heart bazaar is planned for November 17 with community announcements and visitors from Cedar Rapids Washington Des Moines and Anamosa.
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Monticello residents hosted relatives and friends from Vinton Waterloo Cantonville Maryland Jefferson Bel Air and Redlands. Highlights include Carl Schneider and family visiting Mrs Schneider's parents the Shelleys and Katherine Maurice visiting from Bel Air while teaching at the University of Maryland. Bird Carter Blanch from Redlands visited old friends in Monticello this week.
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Clinton
Margaret McNeill
University of Iowa
Iowa City
A. J. H. McNeill
Owen Sutherland
Town City
Mrs. Sutherland
Hazel Eby
Maxine Redmond
T. M. Redmond
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Frank Ferring
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Creston
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Dale. Smith
Galesburg
Mrs. Smith
Harry Starks
Carl Schneider
Vinton
Jake DeWald
Luelle
Dorothy
Harold
Waterloo
Nancy Adamson
Carl
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Monticello
W. L. Jones
Cantonville
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Robert Maurice
Jefferson
Katherine Maurice
Bel Air
4. M. Maurice
Kate Maurice
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Bird Carter Blanch
Henry Carter
Redlands
California
Nella Davis
Conrad
Ames
Alex McKean
Ladora
Davis
Long Beach
Belle McKean
Gerdes Knake estate to hold farm sale in December
The Gerdes Knake estate announces a farm sale set for Tuesday December 8 to safeguard the date from local competition. Advertising for the sale will be issued later.
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Gerdes & Knake
Ford Dressed Up For Holidays With New Details
Ford cars appear upgraded for the holiday season with Zephyr like fronts and chrome radiator bars. The models offer two engine options 85 hp and 60 hp on a 112 inch wheelbase with a hinged hood and embedded headlamps. Plane rates are down to about half 1920 levels and speed is over double.
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Ford
Ollies Atter and Monticello Movie Talk
A local column notes the author's shared columnist status and discusses divided opinions on The Green Pastures with praise and criticism. Armistice Day recalls the Red Cross role in mercy. A city crime scare diminishes after a truck theft incident, while a freight train display draws praise for its graceful motion and a note on Iowa fans humming the Minnesota Loyalty Song after last Saturday’s touchdown.
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Flanders Field
Department of Law and Order
City Club
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Monticello Schools Hear Insurance Talk And UT News
R T Moore former Monticello high school instructor now Equitable of New York representative spoke to sophomore business training and commercial law classes on life insurance. Parkinson National Music Ensemble entertained on Armistice Day and local janitors to attend a district meeting hosted by Iowa State College.
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Monticello High School
Equitable of New York
Parkinson
Anamosa
Towa State College
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George Fraser
Victor Richardson
Clarence Hosford
Monti Edges Anamosa In Tough Rivalry Tilt
Monti defeats Anamosa in a hard fought contest 8 first downs to four, net scrimmage 110 yards for Monti and 30 for Anamosa. Monti capitalized with a late long pass to Hobert for six points and held off Anamosa’s late push despite miscues and a missed extra point.
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L. Cox
Anamosa
Vic Richardson
Behrends
Lubben
Jamieson
Kellogg
Robertson
Schlemme
Hobert
Jeff L. Cox
K. Cox
Monti
Schoon
Verd Richardson
Bud Bone
Sleeper
Verdie
E. Cox
Alé' Richardson
Two Couples Obtain Wedding Licenses in Anamosa
Two Cedar Rapids residents and two Anamosa residents secured marriage licenses this week at the district court clerk’s office. John Rauscher aged 22 and Hazel Blaksley aged 22, both of Anamosa, join Leslie Skersick 20 of Cedar Rapids and Mildred Babbitt 15 of Cedar Rapids in the licensing.
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Cedar Rapids
Hazel Blakesley
Anamosa
Leslie Skersick
Mildred Babbitt
H. Michels
Eby’s Mill
Honor The Memory Of Elijah Lovejoy In Jones County
The article notes Jones County will honor Elijah Lovejoy, murdered by a pro slavery mob in Alton Illinois on November 7 1837. It recalls his brother John E Lovejoy who moved here and died years ago and summarizes Lovejoys life and martyrdom with references to the Publishers Weekly account.
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Elijah Lovejoy
Alton
Illinois
Jones County
John E. Lovejoy
Owen Lovejoy
Publishers' Weekly
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Lovejoy Fights Mob and Dies As Abolitionist War Erupts
In 1837 Elijah Lovejoy faced repeated mob violence in Alton Illinois. His presses were destroyed multiple times before a final assault killed him as he defended a warehouse during an attempted arson. His death intensified abolitionist resolve ahead of the Civil War.
Madsen Speaks Impromptu to Rotary Members
A. T. Madsen addressed Rotary members at Maples Inn in an unscheduled talk. He described a recent Detroit trip to attend a nationwide Ford dealers meeting with lavish program and entertainment focused on new car models. The note about tuberoses and perfume appears as an odd aside.
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Rotary
Maples Inn
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