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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
7
Iowa reports wage increases across trades with electricians now at 11 dollars per day for eight hours and a 1.37 dollar hourly rate. Bricklayers earn 12 a day and lathers 11, while steel workers and carpenters remain lower.
The executive stresses cordial cooperation between city and country and urges close study of soil fertility conservation and reuse of farm waste. It highlights wood production as another worthy focus for joint work.
A housewife column extols apples as a seasonal staple and offers recipes for relishes chutneys catsup and baked apples. It also shares ideas for apple salads and fruit combinations plus notes on local residents and visits. The piece ends noting a German camp opera by Dr Leigh Henry to be produced in Liverpool.
The Pacific Ocean covers about 68,634,000 square miles. In Western Australia deserts there are wells that yield water only at night.
The text notes Asia's vast east to west span and north to south reach. It recalls Adrian IV as a 12th century pope reportedly born in England. It also defines diatoms as microscopic sea grass and cites low pilot mortality in early 1929 airline operations in contract mall flights.
The German freighter August Leonhardt used a spare propeller kept on board for years following an accident in Tampa Florida. U.S. peanut production totals exceed 900 million pounds annually across farms and processors.
The Monticello Express weekly in Monticello Iowa lists editors J W Doxsee and C A Doxsee publishers Doxsee and Doxsee owners J W Doxsee and C A Doxsee. No bonds or mortgages held by any entity above 1 percent. Notarized October 1 1929 by Hartley Wilkinson notary.
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