Jones County Announces 1974 Road Construction Program
The Jones County road program for 1974, announced by County Engineer Earl Beisel, outlines 16 projects including grading paving and bridge work with a total estimated cost of 1 114 500. State farm to market funds 310 000 and federal revenue sharing 472 000 cover most costs. county funds cover 332 500 plus 42 500 for right of way.
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Jones County
Earl Beisell
Beisel
Langworthy
Anamosa City
SS. Peter & Paul Church
Charges dismissed in Jones district court
A charge of possession of a controlled substance against William Alan Miller was dismissed after Judge William R. Eads suppressed two plastic bags of marijuana found during a Sept. 17 traffic stop at a service station in Anamosa. The state lacked evidence to proceed without the seizure.
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William Alan Miller
Jones County
William R. Eads
Miller
Anamosa
James Thomas
David Remley
Charles Warren Vickers
Jerald Archie Nelson
OMVUS
Monticello Express publishes early for Thanksgiving
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday the Monticello Express will publish one day early next week so readers receive papers on Wednesday. No mail delivery Thursday Nov 22, stores closed. Advertising and copy deadlines moved earlier including farm 12 noon Saturday and sports 9 am Monday.
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Monticello Express
the Express
Farm Dept
Sports
Marital Property Agreement Note
The text notes that both parties received their own personal property and each is responsible for certain debts after their marriage on February 9 1957 in Olin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel J. Chapman
Tim Ray Farrell
Winifred Juncker, Jr
Carol A. Shadwick
Steve R. Shadwick
Jeanne Marie Frasher
David Paul Frasher
Anamosa
Preston
Minn
Rolland D. Brown
Lois T. Brown
Breda
William W. Parker
Elissa M. Parker
Olin
Monticello Traffic Violations List Reported
Monticello minutes list drivers and entities with violations including speeding fines for Ries Reade Lane Reinhardt Shelton Utley Kieckhefer and others. Violations include squealing tires no valid registration and no driver's license with fines ranging from ten to twenty six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Michael J. Ries
Dyersville
Janice L. Reade
Ronald J. Lane
Des Moines
Cletus D. Reinhardt
Cedar Rapids
Tony E. Shelton
Anamosa
George H. Utley
Clarinda
William Kieckhefer
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Lacey
B & F Transfer, Inc
Donald L. Jensen
Olin
Three Injured In Jones County Car Accidents This Week
Three people suffered injuries in three separate Jones County crashes from Nov. 5 to Nov. 9. Brady Hansen 16 of Wyoming faced a charge for failure to have control after a single vehicle rollover on Ridge Road. Betty Dunkel 32 of Center Junction had head and knee lacerations after a two car collision near a T intersection. passenger John Nissen also sustained a forehead bruise. Donald Paulsen 18 and James Minor 18 of Olin were treated for facial injuries after leaving the Newport road ditch. Paulsen charged with failure to have control.
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Jones County
Brady William Hansen
Wyoming
Highway 64
Ridge Road
Chrysler
Hansen
Allen Willman
Betty Mae Dunkel
Center Jct
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
John Nissen
Center
Elmer Gene Nissen
Larry Rohlena
Donald Ray Paulsen
James R. Minor
Olin
Anamosa Community Hospital
Paulsen
Minor
Newport Road
Anamosa
Monticello Mayor Named to Regional Tourism Group
Mayor C L Norlin of Monticello was named by the Jones county board of supervisors to represent the county in a 13 county regional tourism effort. The board moved $7,000 from the general fund to the health fund, adding to a $5,000 transfer earlier this year. It also accepted the county home report for October and filed a fuel conservation memo from the civil defense department. The engineer and his assistant were authorized to attend the annual county engineer conference in Des Moines.
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C. L. Norlin
Monticello
Jones County Board of Supervisors
County General Fund
Health Fund
Civil Defense Department
Des Moines
Fire department responds to Dick Finson farm blaze
Monticello fire crew was dispatched to the Dick Finson farm about 40 miles north of town at 7 15 p m Tuesday. The combine motor burst into flames while in use and damage was limited to the motor according to Fire Chief Larry Stoneking. Shops Monticello stores open Thursday nights.
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Monticello
Dick Finson
Larry Stoneking
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LRC
Jones District Court
Express
Chevrolet
Carl H. Wolken
Donna M. Summers
Rollahome Mobile Home
Donald J. Keating
Pontiac
Native Veneer Co., Inc
Norlin
Dick Finson Farm
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