Scotch Grove club meets with 26 women and 10 children
In Scotch Grove on October 2 the Women's Community club gathered 26 women and 10 children with Mrs. Lewis Wright hosting. The program featured cake making, seed saving, kitchen workshop talk, a Des Moines trip report, and plans for future activities. A State exhibit of Iowa products was praised ahead of a tentative return from Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Women's Community Club
Lewis Wright
Othet Clark
D. c. Loomis
M Loomis
Sinclair
Des Moines
Trenton
New Jersey
Cme
Amore
Tuwa
Mourty
Lommett Farmer
Hughes
Tor McNeilty
Hoo Carson Atty
Coa Sutherland
Callahan
Clark
Hatterton
Willian Benrichs
Walter Eby
Hutton
Jones County
Antuine
Vesey
Austin
Minnesota
Otto Popenpein
Hopkinton
Royden Nursery
F. A. Royden
Crone
Donald
Chicago
Barry Rete Eben Et Ee Ley
Surprise birthday party for Thelma Gregory at Girls' Club
Members and friends hosted an afternoon luncheon for Thelma Gregory on her sixteenth birthday. Thelma serves as Girls' Club president and is secretary-treasurer of the Presbyterian Sunday school while a junior at Riverne high school.
Wyoming high school orchestra performs in Monticello sessions
The Wyoming high school orchestra led by Chamberlain and including Prigmner, Couleyv, Wanold, Warttiecchia, Beused, Svenksen, Swarrhes, Brammer, Willums, and Javone Brammer performed across morning and afternoon sessions at Monticello. Local civic notices reported property transfers involving the Greene sisters and Ardentsen estate. community groups met including the Progressive Women’s club, League of Nations topics, and Dairy Cattle Congress travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TPH
Pstatues Au Monticello
Lust
Him Y Chamberlain
Chir Prigmner
Hubert Couleyv
Junior Wanold
Joseph Warttiecchia
Max Beused
Trastend Svenksen
Ariel Swarrhes
Javone Brammer
Martha Willums
Mrvedtsiu Oniecedd
Greene Sisters
Wet Aba
Leonard Nirendsen
Nto
Artey
J Day
Vis
Ahrendsen
Della Gardner
League of Nations
Don Wherry
Vorleriun
Farm sale near Wyoming reaches high price at auction
The Fred Day farm of 150 acres southeast of Wyoming sold to Martin Petersen for 235 dollars per acre. The transaction highlighted continued land sales in the region and local diversions as community members pursued education and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vehurch
L. Richardson
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Day
Wyoming
Martin Petersen
Oxford Dunation
John Mordr
Ames
Claude Lea Marvin Levien
Albert, Schoft
Ward
South Ddakota
Willian Rutenhbeck
Lost
Hone
Montierdzo
Madren
Y Lo OS
Maontreetle
Gienyristhe
Peary Teh Fort
Fieursetta
Giada
Pexsus
Nyites
Oseerad Dhayas da
Monticello Community Notes and Council Proceedings
A condensed Monticello page recounts local social notes from residents and families, with names like Catherine Leave, Maurice, and Mrs. McMaster, plus a detailed section on the October 1923 council meeting. It notes sewer, water, parks, library, and fire department matters, financials, permits, and officials’ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Hoag
Scehneider
Roekstad
van Meter
Mintr- Tee
Ape
Monticello
General Mund
Flagerour
Amber Oeralwa Charges Zimracvinian On Premises
Amber Oeralwa withholds afied site on his premises on Monday. Getohey to Mp Abreamerrrach ties a wed equniqied firm. A splendid fie at the Btock Hist site will attract buyers. Sehoon's orchestra provided music. Roland Glenn tested cows for tubercular croubie nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Oeralwa
Getohey
Ie Bowery
Sehoon
Lioyd Robertson
Phil Cady
Vacation Break for School Children and Local Visits
School children enjoyed a two day vacation last Thursday and Friday while their teacher Miss Rohn attended institute. Sam Witham returned from Minnesota where he tended farming interests. Mrs Phil Daly and daughter Mary Josephine spent the weekend with Cedar Teapidks friends. Gerald Preston of Davenport visited Wednesday at his cousin Grover Preston home. Mrs George Andrews called on Mrs Howard Cook Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ben Husman was in Anamosa Wednesday for dental work. Ross and Lee Lincoln were business visitors in Anamosa Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Gregory
Thelma
Presbyterian Sunday School
Biverne High School
George Moats
Georgia Katharine
Georgia
Margaret Hanken
Search Cre Cemetery Association
Presbbyterian
W. J. Clark
Dude
Ruth
Davenport
Clark
Warren
Blanche Hoyt
Royden
Alamosa
Tuo
Cedar Rapidis
D. O. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Federal Court
County Teachers’ Institute
Monticello
Jessie Weith
Hopkinton
M. M. Sinclair
Sutherland Wetter Aerie
Andrew David
Coe
Wesley Planken
Virginie
Toe Rapids
Otto Popenpein
Canada
May May
Cedar Rapids Hiest
Biobert Sephbuusek Bosereise Foncadie Tivitaestene
Heave
Catherine
Pond Merton Bret Bedi Sane
Pte Parte” Junior
Maurice
Loete Tharpson
Wehr
Puedbelbis
Paaline
Pieter Ada Hei
Maurine Stingley
Buleen
Leeds
Mbrs
Milner Westnet
Towa
Tee
Doudles
Ded Hethiarvin
Priday
Eiven
Bibel
Doris Drivinds
Barimeister
Praleo Gand
Prabm
Cheerie Moats Welcoted
Cialiahter
Thursay
Bert Clark
Jille Dinuchter
Dot Carson
Seateh Grove
J. i. Pline
Will White
Sarah Canty
Rock Island
George McDonald
Ladies’ Home Journal
Howard ‘Leech
Watson
Leela
Maqueketa
Ho. Aimebaugh
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Watertoo
Alien Serbousek
McDonald Hospital
Henry Hanken
Clare
Hanken
Miller
Otherus Deretbelbis
Thompson
Clinton
Mro
John Retelsen
Mroo
Preihellis
Waterloo
Ae Marien
Attiel
Cedar Band
Weard
Thorsen
Wallis
Leslie Plimebiwneh
Girinnedl
Andrew Mcronald
Lowe City
Hawke
Miss Rohn
Sam Witham
Minnesota
Phil Daly
Mary Josephine
Gerald Preston
Grover Preston
George Andrews
Howard Cook
Ben Husman
Anamosa
Ross
Lee Lincoln
Meeting at Castle Grove Farm Adopts Tuberculosis Talk
The Castle Grove farm meeting discussed efforts to eradicate tuberculosis and other topics. Acting County Agent Smith Awe spoke. Mrs. L Black and M Blosford shared performances and remarks on President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Castle Grove Farm
Wreau
Smith Awe
Beny
Alexico
Wreners
Coe Eol- Ieee
Ian Hig
Ther Eivsler
Waterloo
Tinal
Local Social Notes From Vand Sprng and Surrounding Towns
October visits touch many families across Vand Sprng and nearby towns. Includes Dr. Gestel returning to Cincinnati for nursing work, Mr and Mrs Stevenson with three children at Mrs Stevenson's father’s home, and guests Murray family Robbins of Manchester visiting relatives. Also mentions Lang family of Moline visiting, Barber family returning to Morris Minnesota, Wilson of Lamont at Foley Wheeless home, and Mrs Pierce with Dale Wheeless in Monticello. Gestel visited Cascade for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand
Slara Gestel
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Dan Nospital
Stevenson
Ov Murray
Will Robbins
Muanchester
A Blair
Jay Seth
Acretts
Bapkintown
de Gestel
Chor
Louise
Delhi
Joby Lang
Moline
Alinais
Lawson Barber
Morris
Minnesota
Palurchey
Wilson of
Lamont
Foley Wheeless
Pierce
Dale Wheeless
Monticello
Giestel
Cascade
School Tuition Policy Suspends Students Over Due Payments
The board states tuition of five dollars per month is payable in advance with suspension for one week of default. A. H. Koop serves as Secretary as the board adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Koop
Anamosa and Monticello News Briefs and Court Pleas
G P Rockstad visited Anamosa from Monticello last Tuesday. Charle Schneider pleaded guilty to bootlegging with a $1,000 fine and costs. mittimus stayed on good behavior. Senator Smith W Brookhart to speak at Anamosa American Legion barbecue and field day on October 11. C W Ladd of Dubuque announces International Harvester news of truck sales to Maquoketa for a new regional line from Amamosa to Independence via Prairieborg Coggon Ki eny Quasqueton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Rockstad
Monticello
Anamosa
Charle Sehneider
Clark
Schneider
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
American Legion
Brookhart
Legion
C. W. Ladd
Dubuque
International Harvester
Counci
Maquoketa
Can
Amamosa
Prairieborg
Coggon
Kieny
Quasqueton
Independense
August Corn Price Holds Steady Above 1913 Level
August price of corn remains about swo per cent above the 1913 level according to Iowa State College extension economists. Exports for the first seven months were 82 million bushels lower than in 1922, while domestic feeding demand suggests a strong market unless foodstuff demand wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Hens Use Sour Milk and Oyster Shells in Winter Rations
Iowa State College extension poultry specialists advise feeding sour milk or buttermilk at 3 gallons per 100 hens to replace tinkage in dry mash. Fresh water and grit are essential, and oyster shell provides egg shell material. Average hen eats about 1.25 pounds of oyster shell yearly. Sheep? (Note: text includes stray phrases about fairs and counties.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service Poultry Specialists
Iowa State College
Extension Service
Lowa State College
Ames Lowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Monticello Express
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Artin McMaster
Maid Sha
Attad
Mise
Alesse Cole
Motune
Peat Saree
Vera
Paige
Masri
Beth
Brett Frog
Pantie
Cobvirn
Soreedoot Uuidlerwood
Lowds
Arthur McMaster
Volcher
Teres
Jenmie Piedl
Anais
Charles Frowie
Hyrink Witd
Wale
Trace Magile
Tore
Michel Diweod
Dies Mines
Ir Soper
Ars Bess Warren
Mont Bank Co
S. Lee
Bale
Morey
Oltman
Monticella
Bell Tel Co
Bet Potta
Travers Atheezi
Monticello Taper Printing
HOS Lee Iarshad Sachary
Kells
Joavids Og
I. Peed
Montivelly State Bank
Habur
Witis
Jo Cheorge
Todo George
Monticeio
Thomas Uversot
Metatteelio Electric Co
Pete Hueussler
Eagrant
Monticedio Electric Co
Hiassen
Mounticwiedlertriery
Foe van Kirk
Tae Sear
Montivelo State Bank
Slater Bitts
Meyer
Sheeb Co
Goorvers
Hoole & Ladder Co
Ackerman
Hook Ok Ladder Co
Gubler
Ackernan
Sebwtedea
Alerk
Polos Ce
Tos beokRerts, Wity
Scidool Board
Yu2g
Repubor
Af Eidue Eation
Taegon
Loved
Stansett
Fpop
Lagell
Behool
Wilcom Heating Co
Meio Wo
Bob Hayes
Fixhug Reo
Hoag Fouster Co
Janddor
AON
Palmer Co
EE Ginn & Co
Warwiels
York, Inc
Ford
Detroit
Monticello Motor Co
Brazel
Anamosa Eureka News
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Sovernmennt
Ohius
Monticello Produce Co
Cedar Street
Ed Steads
W. H. Waugh
L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer
Kora
Ford Weekly
N. W.ackerman
Center Junction
H. M. Remley
James Ramlay
Remley & Remley
Main Street
McGarvey
Dre. F. Bayard
McGarvey & Bayard
Physicians and Surgeons
Duer
Chas, A. Doxsee Doxsee &.Doxsee
Prevate
Lovell Block
Knights of Columbus
I. Vv. Dautremont
Stuhlers
United States
United States Post Office
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Phoenix
Better Business Bureau
Pinkerton
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Milwaukee
Stuhler
Osborn
McCormick
Deere
Janesville
Oliver Gang
Reliance
Pme
USA
Acer Geo, Zimmerman
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