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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
2
Local brief compiles social visits and gatherings across Monticello, Manchester, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, and surrounding towns. Residents travel to Randolph Nebraska, Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. church suppers and rummage sales announced. multiple residents attend funerals, weddings, and family visits. regional family ties documented with neighbors and friends.
A garbled composite cites cumulose soils formed at pond edges used for celery onions and truck crops, mentions marks on Vitiligo a pigment loss skin disease, briefly notes Congressional Medal history, Earth's crust thickness and tariff origins, Dutch Belted Dairy Cattle, methods to produce heavy water, and a draft of Alaska and Columbus capital history with garbled sentences.
The piece describes the Welsh foxhound as an old, peerless hound with keen nose and tongue. It mentions Martinsville Ohio, settled briefly in 1785 and reestablished later, and references The Ever Victorious Army led by General Gordon amid Taiping unrest.
The Enke of Biren lies partly in the Swiss canton of Meine and partly between Lakes Como and Maertore. It discharges waters into the latter lake, in a landscape described as irregular in shape and surrounded by wild and bosom scenery.
The sparrow hawk diet records show less than five percent of game birds and no poultry. It lists more than zero percent as insects and seven percent as other small mammals.
Dale Hanks spotted a seven foot wing span eagle on his father's farm in Sac county near Auburn. He killed the giant bird with a 410 shotgun. The eagle was presented to Auburn high school by a fame warden. Illinois football heads to Los Angeles to face Southern California on October 12 for the program’s first west coast trip.
Mrs. A. G. Rodman Mrs. Maurice Cook and Httleson and Mrs. Elmer Hubbard, Freda Widmer and Elmer Starks were recent guests of relatives in Waterloo and attended the cattle congress last weekend.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ohe left Monday to spend this week in Waterloo visiting Mrs Ohes brother Henry Opfer and family and attend the cattle congress.
Mr and Mrs F W Ferring and daughters Katherine and Edith spent Sunday visiting Raymond Ferring a University of Iowa student in Iowa City.
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