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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

4

Jones County Farmers Near Harvest With Record Corn Acreage

Jones county farmers will complete harvest of 79 800 acres of corn at an estimated 61 bushels per acre yielding about 4 867 800 bushels. Oats total 1 883 700 bushels at 42 bu per acre from 17 percent of cropland. Soybeans 3 820 acres at 23 bu yields 87 860 bushels. Grain value estimated at 6 968 500 dollars with 48 percent of cropland in grain. Feeders plan to buy about one million bushels from outside and market the rest on the hoof.

Jones County

Iowa Retailers See Sharp August Sales Increases In 1946

Independent Iowa retailers report August 1946 sales up 60 percent over August 1945 and 17 percent above July 1946, with eight month 1946 sales up 36 percent from a year earlier. Vehicle dealers rise 229 percent from 1945. lumber and hardware up 76 and 73 percent respectively. Regional gains noted in Cedar Rapids Sioux City Waterloo and Dubuque.

Iowa Iowa Development Commission Cedar Rapids Sioux City Waterloo Dubuque Department of Commerce

Electrification Reaches 75 Percent Of Local Farms

Bernard F. Nowachek of the Town Development Commission reports that 74.2 percent of town farms now have central station electric service, above the national farm average of 52.9 percent. He credits the progressive character and prosperity of local Jewish farmers and town agriculture.

Bernard F. Nowachek Town Development Commission Towa Central Station Mr. Nownark

Rangers Lovell Plan Joint Meeting Navy

The Castle Grove Royal Rangers and the Lovell 4 H Club plan a joint meeting in Monticello public library basement on Monday night November 4. Donald Allen the milk inspector will demonstrate his testing laboratory and discuss producing high quality dairy products.

Brahma Jersey Crossbred Cattle Experiment Underway

Two Brahman bulls and two Brahman heifers arrived at Beltsville Maryland from India for a crossing with Jersey cattle. USDA specialists will conduct the breeding experiment to blend Brahman heat and pest resistance with Jersey dairy traits. The Brahmans came from the American Presbyterian Mission herd in Allahabad in exchange for USDA herd stock.

USDA India Beltsville American Presbyterian Mission Allahabad

Farmers urged to line up oats seed resistant to blight

Iowa State College specialists urge fall seedlining for next year’s oats with resistant varieties. Clinton and Benton offer blight resistance but seed is scarce. Marion should be saved for seed. Boone Tama and Control treated seed increase yields though not fully blight proof, with tests showing 34 to 54 bushels in blight plots. Older varieties like Iowa 105 Togold and Gopher resist blight poorly and yield less.

Iowa State College Iowa Clinton Boone, Tama Control Ceresan Iowa 105 Togold Gopher

Fortune Finders Plan Halloween Party on October 25

The Castle Grove Fortune Finders met October 10 at Peggy Albers home with twelve members. They set meetings for the third Tuesday monthly, organized a Halloween party for October 25, and appointed Ruth Spahr Ruth Kromminga Virginia Muller and Mary Elizabeth Messerli to a planning committee. Ribbons and fair proceeds were distributed.

Castle Grove Fortune Finders Peggy Albers Ruth Spahr Ruth Kromminga Virginia Muller Mary Elizabeth Messerli

Explosion Cuts Off Onslow Electric and Phone Service

An explosion cut electric and telephone service in Onslow at 12 30 Thursday night damaging mains in the block west of Main street. Transformers melted fuses blown and windows shattered in the Masonic hall Red's cafe and several local residences. No fires reported.

Onslow Main Street Masonic Hall Red’s Cafe R. J. Kleineck Angie Allen Art Noyes W. H. Orr Fred Behnke Mercy Hospital Anamosa Jerry Edwards John Paulsen Clarence Edwards Clinton Carroll Bickford Charles Heeren Washington, D. C Heeren Lorraine Hanna J. M. Hanna Ed Hodoval Will Walters Roy Stoffel Mechanicsville R. C. Walters Merle Welty Lynch Mr. Welty Preston Myers Paul Paulsen St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Glenn Norris Robert Serbousek Pete Schladetzsky Chicago

New Tiny Hearing Aid Promises Crystal Clear Sound

A historical notice touts a revolutionary hearing instrument described as the world s smallest. It promises advanced circuitry to screen scratchy noise and capture every word and note with fidelity, marking a leap beyond early crystal sets and prior hearing aids.

Rochester Hearing Aid Company Ad Promises Free Home Demonstration

An Rochester Minnesota ad from the Rochester Hearing Aid Company boasts free descriptive booklet and home demonstrations of a new hearing device. The notice claims no cost or risk to try a device at home and invites readers to write for details. A separate report notes John Madden of Pocahontas killed at a railroad crossing when rain and obstructed view prevented hearing an approaching train.

Ava Rochester Hearing Aid Company First Ave S.W Rochester Minnesota John* Madden Pocahontas

Rheumatism and Arthritis Patient Praises Cure

Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington states she suffered for years from rheumatism and arthritis and is now free from pain and able to work. She offers information to others and provides a return address at P O Box 825 Vancouver Wash. Pd Advi NUE OVO Laboratories.

Anna Pautz P.O. Box Vancouver Wash

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