02 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
1
The piece outlines a looming 1940 party split between New Deal Republicans and conservative Democrats. It notes FDR’s Black appointment as retaliation against opposition to enlarging the court and predicts purges and battles to redefine the party's direction with a southern backbone.
A fragmented poetic passage contemplates easing sorrow and seeking peace through rest. The text drifts through hints of weariness and solace, mentioning a weary tear and an imagined cure found in quiet time and companionship.
The fragmentary note references a phrase about Santa Claus and a sealine or horizon line, but the readable text offers no clear event, date, or identifiable person or organization to anchor a concrete news item.
A brief note highlights a sentimental or reflective piece titled Too Near to Be Appreciated, hinting at a literary or cultural subject from an older publication.
A scattered clipping mentions a 16 page Iowa nonresident tax circular and urges reliance on withholding agents for property taxes. It also reflects on international tensions with China and Japan, warnings of potential outbreaks, and notes Des Moines Des Moines weather with a hot summer ahead.
The Winterset Madisonian reports that over 700 federal hard liquor licenses operate in Iowa. It criticizes inaction by the federal government and the Iowa general assembly and argues that every license fuels illegal sales. The piece questions claims that state liquor stores would bolster temperance and curb bootleggers.
State office lists farm reporters for 1937 in Des Moines. Landowners must submit form NGR 112 to authorize farm reporting and inspections. Farmers should have seed, limestone, and farming practice records ready for the farm reporter visit. Fred Schultz family runs a long established Marion Linn County horseradish business with founder grandfather.
The notice lists numerous property deeds and transfers in Anamosa and nearby areas, including divisions of blocks, parcels in Carter Flanigan additions, and multiple deeds involving joint tenants and life estates. It also cites State of Iowa versus J E Tyler et al and a mortgagee condemnation for a state quarry and reformatory project with damages around 4000 dollars.
Legal notices detail transfers of parcels in sec 28 86 3 including 112 acres with 5 000 mortgage, names Walter Schneider Maybell wife G W Rettig George Ambuehl Emma C Ambuehl Susanna Suter I W Suter PF E Stimson Jennie wife Margaret E Fegan and others. Also right of way across Bradview Monticello and Bradstreet Add Anamosa with nominal sums and consideration.
Black Hawk county supervisors heard two farmers seek damages of 25 for each cow after their cows had tails bitten by dogs. The board set settlements at 20 and 10 based on each cow's original value.
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints MONTICELLO STATE BANK as administrator W W A of the estate of G F Paulsen deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated at Anamosa August 16 1937 Doxsee Heiserman attorneys for estate.
Executor in Jones County Iowa calls all claimants to file with the district court clerk sworn and timely. Creditors urged to pay debts of the William B. Allen estate to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa August 16 1937. H. P. Hanna Executor. James E. Remiley attorney.
Immediate payment statement from Anamosa Iowa dated 7th at Monticello State Bank as administrator. Locher and Locher listed as attorneys for the estate. 8 4
The state of Iowa administrator of the estate of Delbert Wright deceased calls all claimants to file claims with the clerk of court. Prepare proof or allow them before the court allows the estate. Creditors and interested persons are requested to act within the stated time.
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