Monticello High Notes Football Watch and Ink Policy
Report covers Monticello football schedule and rivals Anamosa and Central City, with Preseason remarks on ink control in lockers and the new eight semester rule making three players ineligible. Mentions Coach Kitford and student Donald Bell while noting John Wilcox winning Dairy Cattle Congress showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bell
Anamosa
Mahannah
Miss Jarman
Ss Shartle
Iowa City
R. Cross
Monti High
University High School
Toway
Namosa
Central City
Monticello
Patel City
Montiello
Angmosa
Arlington
Friay
Manchester
Kitford
Casper Buol
Lawrence Rickels
Donald Denkhoff
Mr. Parsons
John Wilcox
Waterloo
John
High Butterfat Cows and Herds In Monticello and Anamosa Tests
The Monticello association reports 359 cows tested across 24 herds with several cows yielding high butterfat. De Kol Douglas from Tobiason Bros leads Monticello at 63.9 pounds fat from 1,928 pounds milk, 3.2 fat. Anamosa shows M. H. Neville Poly Ann top cow with 66.8 pounds fat from 1,242 pounds milk, 5.3 fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Association
Fred Shover
Suter & Gundlach
Hoag & Petersen
Shomont Farms
C. N. Hein
Anamosa Testing Association
M. H. Neville
Poly Ann
Sumanthya
Burton Brown
Paul Hanken
Molly Pitcher
M.r. Neville
Harry Fairbanks
John Rickets
Joe Byerly
Maquoketa Camp Fire Elects Officers at Meeting
The Maquoketa Camp Fire held a business meeting on October 4. Officers elected include President Camille Goings Vice President Jesse Gardner Secretary Isabel Stambaugh Treasurer Mary Lovell and Reporter Alice Reed. The group planned the Olde Town Exposition on October 17 with posters in the windows announcing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Methodist Church
Camille Goings
Jesse Gardner
Isabel Stambaugh
Mary Lovell
Alice Reed
Old Tome Town
Really Uncommon Campaign Commentary in Waterloo Tribune
The Waterloo Tribune argues that despite common sense honesty and common people, the current campaign remains unusually uncommon with notable emphasis on integrity and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Tribune
Local Notes and Updates From Castle Grove Area
Castle Grove hosts a chicken pie supper by the ladies of the Presbyterian church on October 16 at Roy Benedict's residence. Anamosa school institute events noted. updates include Redmond child at hospital, Hennessey recovery from surgery, Shatter selling eighty acre farm for 1225 per acre, and local visits by Misses Davenport Speck and Hasler. Painters work on the Lutheran church as of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Ghrove
Castle Grove
Optuter
Staat
Ucebhn
John Hennessey
Baesptal
Peter M. Shatter
John Caspers
Jolly Stitchers
Watpyy Cook
Bopata
John Hasler
Cedar Rapale
Tea Bey Institute
George Speck
Mas Davenport
G. Zimmerman
Anamusa
Jaw Lutheran Church
Local Notes From Prairieburg Gathering News and Visits
Dr Taylor from Iowa City visited Sunday with no illness reported. He and his children are in Chicago visiting. Miss Byrd Neer and purity Smith, former Cedarays teachers, are now attending Cedar Rapids school. Mr and Mrs C20 Rowles and Mr and Mrs W Burlingham hosted at Adem Plowbart home in Ames on Sunday. Herman Fehr, recently ill, appears in town for first time Thursday. Ray Came, longtime local, visits from California to see relatives. Orville Deen and family and sister Danny of Central City visited Sunday. Ruth Randall returned from Cedar Rapids hospital Thursday. John Lauser and family of Marion were Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburp
Taylor
Iowa City
Byrd Neer
Purity Smith
Cedarays
Rowles
Wd Burlingham
Anmesa
Herman Fehr
Ray
Lott Son
California
Isvisting Rehaives
Orville Deen
Danny
Central City
Mies
Ruth Randall
Cedar Rapids
John Lauser
Marion
Methodist Cherctie Activetees Aid Mission Work
The Wing's Heralds of the Methodist Episcopal church closed a busy year October 1. Enrollment reached 39 with monthly Saturday meetings. Kids study foreign missions Japan this year and China next, with meals and supervised play afterward. Life memberships awarded to Richard Calkins and Dorothy Barlow as funds support missionaries. The Little Light Bearers, 14 members, fundraise for Miss Olive Gould in India. A district meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society occurs October 1 with plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Japan
China
King’s Heralds
Richard Calkins
Dorothy Barlow
Ube
Shave Son
Naafite Corte
Dath Dinaves
Mirreberfftet Ps
Mbeber Bortheit
Iarthee
Qesey
Diaces Shelley
William Bucher
Merle Queobsin
Ohetes Boarfew
Abbe Depeche
Little Light
Methodist Church
Olive Gould
Atatags
Jobaseams School For Girls
Jibelpore
India
Wo OW. Burehoer
Little Light Bearers
Monticello Church Event Includes Banquet and Addresses
A community gathering at Sacred Heart church in Monticello featured a Sunday service and a banquet in Newman Center after a district assembly day. Attendees heard talks by local and visiting figures, including addresses on welfare and education, a piano solo, and reflections on Wisdom and philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kartel of
Columbus
Hell
Monticela
Athos
Tortitas
Newman Heads
Rey Theerees
Unreadable OCR Chronicle Inspires Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases about poetry art culture and local figures. The passage lacks coherent events dates places or clear actions, leaving only disconnected fragments and potential references to people and places.
Monticello area notices and names in local filing
Records show various local names and entities including Monticello firms and individuals connected to state banks, public funds, and municipal services. The fragmented entries reference finance, property, refunds, and supply contracts with several personal names and organizations recurring throughout the list.
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CPA
Wrelyesday
Davenport
Springville
Viola
Cagson
Anais
Dark Creek
Fopkinton
Monticetta
Progray Ia
Freak
Miabannah
Hone Society
Home Society
Connell
Redford
Cadifornia
Jack Rypert
Cedar Tapids
Cardia
Alche Wisdom
Phifosophs Se
Count Phot
Pieris
Bretton
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Pradiie
Sagres
Statens
Karl Vite
Lowa Loy
Davidson
Wan
MW Reed
Eity
Felipe Nat Ashers Meyers
Wetcholaster
Mosticelo State Bank
Montiicella
Morticella Tee. Co
Merle Deiseher
A. Siemers
Soldiers’ Memorial Fund
Jo. Locher
Éar van Vielterrarg
Faber
Soko
Mostusetter
Maciel
Jude
Certveet
Monticello State Bank
Inns of Lowa
Towa
Jones
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Federal Reserve Bank
Total
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Iowa
Jones County
Wm. Stuhler
Fr. M. Carpenter, Jr
Ape Ams
Wm. Stubler
H. M. Winopemper
Orl Athompson
Roda Curtano
I. Tf Ttuag
Micks
Lowell State Bank
Alscounts Verdratts
Tee
Ste Kat Federal Reserve Bani
Spatic
Owa
Ss. We
Geof. Lovell
I. W Lovell
Doos Alenity
Gho
L. Lovell
L. W. Lovisli
Gen. L. Lovell
L. W. Povedl
Cutober. Io
Tanke
J. Worroxsee
Roger Ricklefts
TM. Redmond
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
A. P
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Tcert
Eg Bartinny
Ceieht Renee
Federal Re Nu Bank
Job Stimson
J. H. J. Stutt
F. &. Stimson
F. &. Stine
JW. Donsee
Tredand
Go Locher
Soceot GE Sheers Sale
Wy Fox
Pater
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Tadhosepme
Tawein
Jae
Dianghart
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J. E. Bateman
Lowu
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Winute
Chas. Greenberg
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Center Junction
MaJo McNeilly
A. Burmeister
M. J. McNeilly
Bpurmeister
Ertha M.sturmeister
Jo On Young
JM Moses
Washington Star
al Smith
Roosevelt
Thomas Stimpson
J. H. Fraser
M. D
Henry George
John Gates Oitman
Said
John Gates Oltmans
B. G. Rees
Jones Co
George Albery
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Gamepany
Lamar
Missouri
Democrat
Mart
Standard Oil Company 4 ~oRy
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Co Noaner
Pourerret Ostock
Soa
Ledhi
Juwa
Midriss
Foote 6
W. J. Claus
Green Box
Los Angeles
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el Paso
Tucson
Yuma
Salton Sea
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
Kansas City
Southern Pacific Lines
Addres C.C. Gardner
Paas
Dept. Rock Island Lines
United Bank
Des Moines
Lowe
C. T. Collett
Southern Pacific
Wret Jackson Boulevard
Carson
Monticello Tire & Vulcanizing Co
Monticello Motor Co
B. Burrichter
Textone
Kentucky
H. W. Jacobs
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