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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
8
Jo uses a stolen car to attend a bridge party after discovering her husband Art faked a car problem to force her absence. He reveals the ruse was to teach her driving through lessons, and she forgives him as they reconcile, ending with emotional embrace.
The earliest reference to wind mills appears near the end of the Twelfth century. The oldest surviving example dates to 1665 at Outwood in Surrey.
Tips to avoid bread waste suggest buying in small amounts and storing loaves properly. Keep bread cool and covered to prevent mold and drying out. if fridge space is limited, use a ventilated bread box in a cool place.
Iowa families are tailorfing toys at home as a low cost, educational option for Christmas. homemakers and even teenagers craft wooden wagons blocks and wheeled toys from junk and common items, guided by Iowa State College experts who caution timely market entry and select durable designs.
Freshly washed table cloths are folded selvage to selvage and hung to dry with clothespins. This method reduces wrinkles and makes ironing easier and quicker.
A restorative remedy offers prompt relief from distress symptoms documented in this notice. The advertisement highlights fast action and lasting comfort for sufferers seeking immediate ease.
Funeral services were held November 12 at St. Peter and Pauls Lutheran Castle Grove for Rudolph H. Collmann of Prairieburg born September 1905. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery Monticello. Survivors include his mother Mrs Katherine Collmann and five brothers.
Monticello Iowa special session appoints Matthiessen policy chief during absence. Later regular meeting approves numerous city claims and authorizes contract for reservoir land use. Ordinance extends Locust Street to Oak Street with property purchase from Von Sprecken family.
The Monticello City Council adopts plans and accepts the Stanley Engineering Company contract and the Monticello Municipal Swimming Pool Committee offer of 30,724.91 dollars with conditions. The clerk is to prepare certified copies to the school district and committees. The motion to bid Stanley Engineering Company bids for the pool and recreation center follows a vote of Ayes: Jones, Baty, Shaffer.
Acting Mayor Cc J Matthiesen presided as Aten Nose Hines notes the Monticello Iowa council met November 18 1946 in adjourned session with members Jones Baty and Shaffer present. Street and sewer issues were discussed before adjournment by the clerk.
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