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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

2

Iowa Sells Single Steel License Plates for 1952 System

Iowa to issue one steel license plate per private car in 1952, cutting costs to about 110000 dollars. Warden Foss Davis of Anamosa Reformatory notes plates cost three cents for steel and seven cents finished, with 20 handlings per plate. About 900000 private autos will be tagged, total plates likely 1250000 including official vehicles.

Iowa Earl F. Raver Reformatory Five Industries Raver Highway Commission State Department of Public Safety Anamosa Towa Warden Davis Department of Public Safety Midwest Agricultural Engineering Department Iowa State College Ames

Two Ways To Dry Corn Artificially

Iowa farmers can dry corn using existing cribs with a ballooned canvas duct to ensure even airflow. Heated and unheated methods exist, with heated air drying faster but costing more. unheated air is cheaper but weather dependent.

S. S. de- Forest Iowa State College Midwest Plan Service

Apples And Chicken Lead October Foods

The USDA designates apples and chicken as the most plentiful foods for October. The 1951 apple crop is slightly smaller nationally but larger in the Midwest, with fall varieties arriving and prices likely budget-friendly. Broilers will be about a third larger, keeping chicken affordable, while grapes and core vegetables—potatoes cabbage onions—and dry beans remain plentiful. Sandyville Ohio marks its 100th anniversary. population 93, founded 1851 by the Sandy family. a reunion is planned for next year.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Midwest Sandyville Warren County Sandy

We Want Your Pictures for The Express

The Monticello Express calls for readers to submit interesting photos with full information. They will attempt to publish as many pictures as space and the picture budget allow, inviting meetings, parties, or unusual events to be photographed and printed.

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Formula guidance for selecting superior paint quality

S. S. DeForest of Iowa State College recommends judging paint by its formula rather than brand name. Paint quality hinges on pigment percentage, with white lead and zinc oxide forming durable mixes. a balance prevents excessive hardness and cracking. Titanium pigment boosts hiding power in white lead paints.

S. S. DeForest Iowa State College

Lincoln Assassinated At Ford's Theatre During Play

President Abraham Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theatre while attending the comedy Our American Cousin. The incident occurred during the performance drawing national shock and leading to Lincoln's death the following day.

Lincoln Ford’s

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