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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century discussion points to the president and Senate clashing over policy. The narrative recalls Roosevelt and other leaders as Congress wrestles with executive power. Readers observe tensions between parties and the enduring question of fiscal restraint versus growth.
A garbled report discusses internal concerns within the American Legion, accusing some members of misconduct and questioning leadership. It warns that tolerance of disgraceful behavior could damage the organization and harm its dignity and unity.
Dan Turner runs for governor voicing opposition to chain farms as many, if not all, farmers enjoy strong distrust of corporate farming models. The report notes widespread farmer sentiment beyond Turner’s stance.
A Pioneer Journal piece argues radio and direct mail compete with hometown papers for advertising. It notes merchants rely on local papers to reach patrons, warning that neglecting print ads reduces impact and may favor other media over time.
The text advocates a rigorously organized rural state police force equipped and trained to outpace modern crime through scientific efficiency and proactive crime prevention.
The piece notes corn chowder as a favorite for children and lists main ingredients such as milk potatoes and canned corn. It mentions onion salt pork and parsley as flavoring and color elements.
A late Sunday crash on a wet Elvin City road killed two people and injured three others. Police report details are incomplete but urge caution and responsible driving amid this memorial of a deadly stretch.
A late 19th century incident report describes a worker fatally injured when a pole fire and fall from height led to his collapse. Emergency crews responded but the man did not survive his injuries. The event highlights dangerous conditions at the site and raises questions about safety measures.
The article notes many women leave teaching to marry, creating a shortage of qualified teachers. It argues colleges fail to provide non teaching training and that men are pushed out, leaving women to fill classrooms while some graduates cannot find positions.
The Spencer News-Herald notes drought era hardships yet reports Clay county fair gate receipts and carnival business set records this year. A veteran gate ticket seller recalls an unprecedented influx of small bills at the main entrance.
A muddled account describes hikers receiving free rides from strangers, one being beaten and robbed of $120 in Nebraska. The piece notes fear of strangers, urging avoidance of risky interactions and emphasizing caution on highways.
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald reports a U S Department of Agriculture warning farmers about the risk of hog cholera during drought. Experts say immunization is essential for prevention and note that exposure can be costly. drought lowers hog vitality and food and water shortages worsen the danger.
Manchester Press notes a state rate bureau inspector visit suggesting higher premiums as a new brick and hollow‑type building rises immediately west of OUT OFM replacing an old wooden structure housing a dry cleaning shop with gasoline appliances. The piece hints at safety concerns and age of prior buildings.
Editorial notes Wy Givoe Gazere claims Cole, known editor, is misrepresented but defends his record. The piece argues his renown and capability undermine opposition, asserting integrity and experience in public life.
A state audit report notes changes to city classifications with first and second class status. The update records one added second class city as Wrest Union passes a 2,500 population threshold, while other cities adjust class ranges from 266 to 15,999 residents.
A terse OCR fragment mentions an ancient primitive tran foundry 400 ara old with a teen reportedly covered in fas in Africa. Details are unclear due to damage.
Notice states procedure for probate of Caroline Willan late of Grand County deceased filed Oct 6 1930 in Jones County Iowa. Court sets Nov 4 1930 for final proof and probate at September term to hear objections. Warren Rees clerk, Lara E. Hanna deputy, J J Locher attorney for estate.
Notice in the district court of Iowa Jones County of the estate of Louisa Murphy deceased. Appraisers will meet October 5 1930 at Anamosa to appraise real and personal property for inheritance tax. Executors named include Frank Jones Charles Nelson and others. hearing offered. Dated September 20 1939.
Iowa Jones county notices the time and place for appraising the estate of George M. Hein deceased. Appraisers will meet at 1 pm October item unspecified to value personal property for inheritance tax under state law. Interested parties may appear and be heard about the appraisal.
Notice in Jones county Iowa for the appraisal of the estate of Nettie E Bates deceased. It lists recipients and trustees including R E Johnson Charles Bates and the Scotch Grove and Oakwood Cemetery associations. The appraisal will occur at 1 PM on October 18 1920 at Anamosa Iowa.
The notice directs the heirs to appear regarding the appraisement of real and personal property of the decedent's estate for inheritance tax. It commands compliance with the law and to govern themselves accordingly as of September 20.
By special execution from the district court clerk in Jones County Town a judgment entered September 30 1930 in favor of Wilhelmina Kreger against Albert Hartwig and a mortgage on the described property have resulted in levying on a portion of the NW quarter of the NW quarter of section 13 township 83 range 3 west. The sale covers the land lying south of the C M St Paul railroad right of way except the portion deeded to D N Devoe by Jonathan Easterly and others. The amount is 4020.25 plus costs 94.15.
Barn J Heaterly deed dated December 18 1606 conveys ten acres in Jones County Iowa to satisfy an execution on Albert Hartwig property. Sheriff John Bodenhofer will sell the levied land at public auction for cash on November 8 1930 at 9 am in front of Anamosa Court House to satisfy costs and rights of redemption. Doxsee & Doxsee represent the plaintiff.
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