Monticello Panthers dominate Anamosa on Armistice Day
Monticello routed Anamosa 41 to 0 in the Armistice Day game at Anamosa. The Panthers scored in every quarter, held Anamosa at 85 yards all game, and finished a 9 game season with six wins and three losses led by standout Gene Taylor and Richardson with strong line play and decisive ground attack.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Monti
Panthers
John Crimmings
Richardson
Wayne Claus
Gene Taylor
Dale Griffith
Gene
Lanther
Blue Raiders
Stan Sosnouski
Kewanee
Monticello Panthers
Monti Panthers
Maquoketa
Art Geise
Griffith
Secur
Manchester
Gense
Marion
Taylor
Geise
Thompson
Bonwell
Siebels
U. High
Anamosa Monti
Weiss
Anamosa Eureka
Licked Tipton
Tipton
Independence
Mount Vernon
Jack Koch
West Liberty
Bob Clark
Martin Kehoe dies after long Hall Manufacturing service
Martin Vincent Kehoe a longtime Hall Manufacturing employee and Monticello mover died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Strawberry Point beside his wife. Kehoe born December 29, 1875 in Long Grove Iowa married Ana M Coykendall in 1901. Surviving daughters two Cedar Rapids sisters and two brothers. He led Hall Manufacturing in Monticello before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1919 and served as secretary treasurer and director until 1941. He was active in community affairs and Boy Scout work and directed the municipal band.
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Martin Vincent Kehoe
Hall Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
John M. Maloy
Strawberry Point
Kehoe
Long Grove
Ana M. Coykendall
Il Health
Monticello
Immaculate Conception Church of
B.P.O.E
WaMaC and Eastern Iowa Football: Week Results
Last Thursday November 11 football results: Tipton 15 Marion 6, West Branch 25 West Liberty 12. WaMaC standings show Mount Vernon 500 and Monticello 400 with Monticello winning the conference. Cris Randolph to speak tonight to P T A. Betty Fettkether to give a piano solo.
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Tipton
Marion
West Branch
West Liberty
P.T.A
Cris Randolph
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Parent-Teacher Association
Betty Fettkether
Vectis: The ancient name for the Isle of Wight
The historical term Vectis identifies the Isle of Wight in ancient references. It appears in early maps and texts as the old nomenclature for the island off southern England.
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Vectis
Isle Wight
Four Teams Tie For Bowling Lead In City Standings
M. M. City Bank Creamery and Dubuque Pack share the top with 11 wins 7 losses each. The closed week leaves four teams tied for first and the next fortnight should decide the lead.
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M. M. City
Bank, Creamery and
Dubuque Pack
Ricklers’ Dry Goods Store
AAA
Stahler
Bank Pea le Toa
Bol
H. Lange
Shomont Ba Eeae
C. Hodson
F. Kephart
Schlitz
Beall
Jack Buol
Herm Hoffman
Vate Tena Ee
Nell Hoffman
Stuhler
Myrtle Ross Cer
Ann Dusanek
Rickless
Ween Ee
Stella Kephart
City Cafe
Jan Harken
Weiss Lassies
Per Skinner
M. M. City Thee
Phillips Qilers
City Cafe Seber Tren Ae
Defense Bonds and Stamps Drive Citizens to Give
An urging wartime message calls on residents to buy defense bonds and stamps daily and weekly. It stresses that financial support is essential for home safety and national defense, urging persistent, personal sacrifice.
National Book Week Observed Emphasizes World Understanding
National Book Week runs November 14 through 20 urging children to explore adventure in books for life skills in a postwar world. Reading broadens horizons, breaks barriers, fosters democracy, and offers family recreation while developing sympathy for other nations and cultures. Dorothy O Rourke left Thursday for Des Moines to attend the Bell Telephone Union convention at the Kirkwood hotel from Thursday through Sunday.
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Dorothy O'Rourke
Des Moines
Bell Telephone Union
Kirkwood Hotel
New Monticello Public Library Rules For Guidance
The Monticello Public Library announces hours from 1 80 to 5 30 p m daily except Sunday and 7 00 to 8 30 p m on evenings. Residents receive borrowers cards while non residents may pay 1 00 yearly or 25 cents for three months. Renewal rules allow two week books one renewal. seven day books not renewable. Fines include one cent per day for overdue items and three fourths value for lost or ruined books. Damages charged for careless handling. family overdues can affect all members. Magazines have separate terms. reserve book charges apply.
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Monticello
Protein deficiency in corn for pigs and Need for protein supplements
Deficient in Protein Feeding records show that corn does not supply sufficient quantity or quality of protein to satisfy the needs of either young or old pigs. Pigs grown in a dry lot should also receive a protein supplement to complete the ration. Embossing Plywood When plywood is embossed, such high pressures are used that the plywood is crushed to about one-half its original volume.
Innovations in Water Closet Design and Related Medical Note
A china overflow and a china valve seat for toilet tanks are introduced as part of metal-saving innovations. The item is described as an integral component of the water closet. Also noted is Dorothy Hinrichs undergoing an appendectomy on November 1 and returning home post operation.
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China
Dorothy Hinrichs
H. J. Hinrichs
Mogollon Mountains Named for Don Juan Mogollon
The Mogollon mountains in New Mexico are named for Don Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon a Spanish governor of the 18th century linking a landmark to colonial history and regional exploration.
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Mogollon Mountains
New Mexico
Don Juan Ignacio Flores
Mogollon
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U. Hirh
Martin Kehoe
J. S. Hall
Maire
Donald Maire
U.S. Marines
Maurice
Thelma van Voltenberg
Princess
George Zucco In “the Black Raven
Ken Maynard
Porotity McGuire In
Claudia
Monticello Gamble
Joel Starks
Gamble Store
D. B
Bartlett Pears
Barry’s
Santa Clara
van Camp
Tenderoni
Salerno
Morton’s
Saus
Ons
Graham T
Kay Dee
D.B
Malaga
Jonathan Apples
Hub
Lifebuoy
D.B. Lye
White
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