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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1921

Page

5

Iowa High Schools Under Scrutiny For Costs and Preparation

The piece argues Iowa taxpayers shoulder rising school expenses while high schools must produce better scholars. Maria M. Roberts faults elective systems and lack of student focus, warning Iowa State College may require entrance exams. The narrator reflects on faculty changes and asks if current students are better prepared than those 25 years ago.

Iowa Maria M. Roberts Town State College Iowa State College Jones County

Wilson profile blamed for neurotic traits and faded glory

The Des Moines Register quotes a Washington critique saying President Wilson showed inferiority and self absorption. It argues his early europan visit sparked hype that faded after he abandoned several points of idealism and returned home with no fanfare.

Des Moines Register Wilson Washington Europe

Farmers urge transforming corn into hogs eggs and butter

A farmer compares low corn prices with hog prices and suggests converting corn into hogs butter and eggs to offset costs. He notes cash tenants lose due to high rents and warns against landlords pressuring tenants by threatening dispossession. calls for landlord leniency toward tenants facing steep rents.

United States proposes reduction of warships at disarmament talks

Secretary Hughes presents a direct plan to England and Japan to scrap sixty six capital ships totaling about 1.3 million tons, with thirty from each side to be removed. The reform shocks old world diplomats who favor subterfuge, yet global observers praise American honesty and steady purpose for peace.

Hughes England Japan United States

Bond market booms as prices rise on long term issues

Investors who bought prime securities in recent months are enjoying gains as prices advance. Sted bonds show about a five percent average rise since January, with liberty and government bonds also firming. Analysts expect the boom to continue though new offerings remain scarce, signaling growing market stability.

Britain Pushes League to End Balkan Fighting

In a laudable bid Britain urges the League of Nations to suppress bombing and fighting in the Balkans. The piece notes that U S involvement would give the League enforcement power and criticizes America’s reluctance to take on police duties in European turmoil.

Great Britain League of Nations Balkans League Wilson America

Hughes Sets Practical Naval Arms Limitation Proposals

Secretary Hughes presented definite proposals for limiting naval armament at the disarmament conference. The plan is practical and deserves cordial consideration by involved powers. No speculative rhetoric, just concrete measures that offer a positive, effective starting point.

United States Hughes

Democrats learn from past booze fights in Iowa

The piece argues that Democrats overreached on alcohol issues in New Jersey and should study Iowa's earlier missteps. It suggests lessons will transfer to other states as parties weigh liquor policy against broader goals.

New Jersey Iowa

Armistice Day Talk Delivers Masterpiece Oratory by Cousins

Former Congressman Robert G. Cousins spoke for an hour at a joint meeting of four men’s clubs in Hotel Montrose, captivating about 500 businessmen with a stirring Armistice Day address. He praised U S might and warned of internal foes, citing moral and economic weaknesses, and urged citizens to uphold duties to all, noting war facts from government sources.

Cedar Rapids Robert G. Cousins Hotel Montrose Mr. Cousins World Service United States France Cousins

The Temperature of Hell from the Argonaut

A Oakland negro citizen recounts a black boy asking about hell’s heat. The reply explains hell is so hot it would melt all wood in Maine and coal from Pennsylvania and California, then freeze a man thrown into the middle of the fire.

Hell Oakland Maine Californy

Madison farmer found guilty in federal court in Des Moines

Frank Trumbaur of Madison county was convicted for violating the prohibitory law in Des Moines federal court with Judge Wade imposing a record fine of 2516 dollars. Brother Timothy, long at the Monastery near Dubuque, died after forty seven years there. Football scores include Drake 20 Morningside 10 and Iowa 41 Indiana 0.

Frank Trumbaur Madison County Des Moines Wade Brother Timothy Dubuque Milwaukee Wisconsin Iowa Drake Morningside Indiana Central Bilsworth Ames Kansas Aggies Grinnell Cornell Coe Knox Luther Upper Town State Penn Simpson Iowa Wesleyan Trinity Western Union Lock Battin Sherman Edgewood Independence Cedar Rapids F. J. Lazall Lazell Department of Parks Cascade Township Whitewater Peru Township

Jones County road improvements urge forward progress

Anamosa Bureka argues Jones county follows national road building trends and federal aid projects. The piece defends mounting road works on the Military Highway River to River and Lincoln routes, noting deep fills and large bridges in neighboring counties as precedents. It urges continued improvement via state and federal support rather than stagnation.

Anamosa Bureka Jones County Lincoln Smithereens Des Moines

National Republican on Cox and Marshall views on the league

The National Republican contrasts Gov. Cox calling the league of nations a noble ideal with former Vice President Marshall calling it a school boy dream that has faded. The piece suggests both share similar real views despite differing public tones, arguing Cox offers hot air while Marshall provides horse sense.

Gov. Cox League of Nations Marshall Gensé Mr. Cox Mr. Marshall

Estimating Paint Needs for House Exterior

To plan quantities, measure the house perimeter and multiply by average height. Divide by 2650 to estimate gallons for two coats and include cornices and trimmings. Expect coverage of 200 to 250 square feet per gallon per coat.

New District Court Term Opens at Anamosa with Judge Willson

The November term convenes next Monday in Anamosa with Judge F O Willson presiding. juries begin in the second week. Dockets include numerous civil matters such as promissory notes, garnishments, attachments, accounts, divorces, and foreclosures involving county banks, sawmills, insurers, and local businesses across Jones and surrounding counties.

District Court Anamosa F. O. Willson

Red Cross Roles In Public Health And Disaster Relief

The Red Cross serves foreign relief and support for the armed forces while expanding community health work. It focuses on nurse services in homes and schools, school health inspection, eye and hearing issues, and the creation of health centers with clinics, dental care, sanitation, and vital records, aiming to improve overall welfare and education outcomes.

The Red Cross Army Navy United States Public Health Service United States Foreign

Snake fire scare near Augusta Kentucky ends with escape

A six foot blacksnake hid under a stump near Augusta Kentucky prompting farmer W H Winter to smoke it out. A line of wire stretched to a twenty acre hayfield as flames spread before a rain shower saved the town. The snake escaped.

Augusta W. H. Winter

Death linked to Halloween mask poison in Worthington

Storm Lake reports the death of Mrs Mildred North formerly of Swallum hospital after a Halloween mask caused blood poisoning that spread quickly through her system. The death occurred within hours.

Storm

Disappearance of Book Sparks Japanese Spy Suspicions

In Washington a club reports a missing copy of Japanese Conquest of American Opinion amid a pattern of library losses in major cities. Intelligence reports say Japanese agents approached publishers and attempted to buy rights and destroy plates as guests for the armament conference arrive. A lost child’s fur mitten is found at McNeill’s store with a reward offered.

Washington Montague Flower Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Boston United States Hottga McNeill’s

Wanted Salesman for Monticello Area Commission Contract

WANTED salesman for Monticello and vicinity on commission. Free training to sell income protection via our school of instruction to build a profitable business. Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company Acc and Health Dept Saginaw Michigan capital 1 600 000 202. Bulls for sale Chalice Hereford tuberculin tested and Poland China stock hogs cholera immune. Farm five miles east and two north of Monticello Faber homestead Cedar Valley Hereford Farm. Visitors welcome J I Weber Sons Props Route No 1 Cascade Iowa.

Monticello and Vicinity Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company Accident and Health Dept Saginaw Michigan Capital Monticello Cedar Valley J. I., Weber & Sons Props Cascade Iowa

Jones County Delinquent Tax List Notice 1921

Delinquent lands and town lots in Jones County to be offered for sale December 6 1921 at the county treasurer's office Anamosa between 10 a m and 4 p m for taxes interest and costs due for 1920 and prior years sale continues daily until all parcels are sold or bids cover amounts due and advertising costs included.

Jones County Anamosa Jones Gouty Pu Itie Bula Sac County

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