24 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
1
Editor warns against political division likening it to Germany where 15 parties contend for power. References national socialists as the strongest group and discusses the dangers of multiplicity and turmoil in a polarized system.
Fragmentary OCR text references an Amery Lefic goat and a world event, mentioning a 4s ou wi kb and 2m Tae sammacdesr. The readable elements are inconsistent and unclear about any specific incident, date, or outcome.
Ty suggests shifting winds of an elevated eruption could reverse chemical patterns if a mate becomes critical and rainfall would be extensive. The report warns of unusual atmospheric conditions impacting local climate and potential hazards through the period.
The item details a confused sequence of names and phrases with unclear event ties and no identifiable organizations, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a fragmented report without a coherent narrative or concrete facts to anchor a summary.
The readable text fragment mentions a bite incident and a local alert. No clear names, dates, or locations are evident. Further context is needed to produce a proper summary with named entities.
Fragmentary notes describe a session at Lorpusen mas ion where three items were cast and a sequence of events followed. The record mentions Sailese Lids and Deng wy eft for sum thirty five, with further details unclear.
Several weeks of occstami drilling with partial readable phrases. The fragment references a location in California and mentions a state connection but lacks clear subjects or outcomes. No names or definite events are discernible.
Fragmentary text mentions Dixever Got and rich status with scattered names and terms. Unable to extract a concrete event, date, or location from the damaged OCR.
A fragmentary report from Waverly references a disputed claim tied to Te TaANescok. The piece notes connections to Bremer county and mentions individuals such as Miles Miller and Casie Grive Nos Niomis Lee. The article outlines an election context, travel by air, and a local meeting at Zone Dutr with days and names omitted or garbled.
A cryptic OCR fragment references a "Field for President" club, its headquarters in Altamardis Bard Amois issuing a secret meeting notice. It hints at crime mentions and a roaster from farmers, with unclear dates and actions.
In the region south of the et xc, beavers have set up a busy upstream colony along the Biz Sur stream. The group thrives near the water and has built a small dammed area, with signs of a stable beaver presence in the area.
Derren RremitT of Forest City Mehazo County is granted a patent for a safety device after an appeal to address initial patent claims. The notice references a March 1979 model date and confirms issuance of patent number 1 with focus on the device’s mechanical aspects and production implications.
An unclear report mentions a farmer in Texas County near 22 Tuma and references apucrrets and mercury. The text describes four syTIoUTSl mes and a peculiar meteorological note with a coon and a wind breeze. Details are garbled and hard to interpret.
The readable text reports a second series exchange and a gas boat involved in a game scene. It mentions a protruding wall, a staged explosive event, and referees or players reacting. Specific names, dates, and outcomes are not discernible from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR notes suggest Boal Sixers of Dalars County discuss corrections within Iowa's dental program. The text mentions rural schools and a 1 percent discrepancy, with 4053 rural schools referenced. Details are unclear due to garbled source material.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a count of fifty eight railroad cars and a stock related phrase. The readable material is insufficient to identify persons organizations places or events.
Kiron in Crawford county sent 25 cattle cars for the five stock show in Chicago. Two special trains were needed to transport the exhibition of top cattle in the nation. Rev J H Reynolds of a Council Bluffs Baptist church reported a break in at his church window and theft of his rubber baptismal suit, used for immersion. He suspects the suit was stolen for duck hunting mischief.
President Roosevelt has assumed a mighty task with advisers to be chosen and a Congress under his party. The piece notes the heavy burden and four fears of the moment resting on the president’s shoulders. In another brief item, three pianos and a pipe organ were damaged by a vandal at a Kansas City music conservatory.
Some European countries examine forcing released convicts to wear hoods or masks outside cells to prevent them from identifying and forming criminal partnerships or blackmailing each other after release.
Notice to interested parties that final reports of executors and guardians in Jones County estates have been filed. The final hearing is set for November 28, 1932 in Anamosa Iowa before the district court to approve or object to the reports, including the estate of George H. Brown with administrator J B Helserman. The date shown is November 15, 1932.
Special execution from Jones County District Court directs Wm G Schoon and Etta M Schoon to satisfy a 9686.33 debt plus 150.77 costs. The west 80 feet of lot 74 Warvels Addition Monticello Iowa sold at public auction December 24 1932 at Anamosa Court House. Sheriff W H Frazer will conduct sale with redemption rights. J J Locher attorney for Frank E Stimson executor of the Schoon estate. 22-2
Charles M. Lustt sues Nettie Ackerman in Iowa Jones County district court for foreclosure on a real estate mortgage to secure 870 dollars note plus interest and costs. The petition seeks redemption barred, a judgment in rem, and a receiver to collect rents. Attorneys Donsse and Helserman announce appearance for the plaintiff.
The District Court of Jones County Iowa announces probate of the will of Caroline Beutler deceased filed November 18 1932. A final proof hearing is set for December 19 1932 at 10:00 am at the November term to determine probate with interested parties invited to appear and contest. J J Locher represents the estate while Warren Rees serves as Clerk of Court.
The district court of Jones county appoints J. W. Doxsee administrator of the estate of Charles Pierce deceased. Creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and timely. Debtors should pay promptly to Doxsee, Anamosa Iowa, October 28, 1932. Doxsee Dorsee Helserman attorneys.
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