Eagles Win Two More This Week
Easier hunting tale notes Art Dryer of Iowa City bagged a red fox in his back yard after his wife mistook it for a dog near the pond. The fox was promptly removed by Dryer.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
4
Easier hunting tale notes Art Dryer of Iowa City bagged a red fox in his back yard after his wife mistook it for a dog near the pond. The fox was promptly removed by Dryer.
Members of St. John’s Lutheran church attended a circuit meeting at Delaware Sunday for the Lutheran churches in the Iowa District East. Attendees included Rev and Mrs R P Young Mr and Mrs Ed Heeren Mr and Mrs L A Oltman Mrs John Jacobs Mrs Arnold Jacobs Mr and Mrs John Woellert Rudolph Hanken Harm Dirks Carl Egger Lawrence Heeren Elwil Reuter and Carl Zimmerman.
Mr and Mrs Will Hiller John Hiller radio technician 2 c of Great Lakes HL and Mrs Harold Scherrer returned last week from a two weeks hunting trip at Dead wood 8S D The party returned with one deer a part of the game shot during the trip En route they visited with friends at Wayne Neb
Mrs. Eugene Ross of Britt reports her two cats enjoy sleeping in a doll bed in their home. One cat favored the bed, causing the other to feel slighted. A nearby girl donated a second doll bed, and now both cats have soft beds to use.
A local column shares quirky notes from Monticello readers and visitors. An 78 year old Bert Moats loses a finger at Eclipse lumber yard. A one dollar bill hangs in Rus Jamieson's shop. Bricks for Curty Moncrief's restaurant are found in Scotch Grove. A horse less carriage meeting involves old cars including a 1913 Ford and 1923 Buick with plans for a Stanley Steamer at a spring gathering.
WANTED A lady or girl for general house work for two weeks Mrs Newton Thomas 121 North Elm street lists contact details. 211 HELP WANTED MALE Veteran 22 to 45 sought as local manager for large concern type required earnings 25 to 36 weekly advancement potential send details P O Box 3475 Mosse Mart Sta Chicago 21-1-pd
George Brahm of J R Watkins Co invites readers to contact him about a business opportunity offering $50 to $100 weekly with no investment. he notes must own a car and provides contact details in Winona Minnesota and New Hampton Iowa. A Belmond man, George Ahrens, 61, died after being strangled in a truck accident with brother Walter driving and a load of barrels on board.
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