Monticello vs Cascade baseball leads in M V League day
Report on Monticello and Cascade games recounts six hits by Monti stars DeLancey Clark Bartlett and Ferring with two home runs including a Clark blast and a fourth inning rally. Cascade wins at home on Labor Day as both teams total seven hits with Clark and Meredith scoring for Monti. The piece ends noting Doaks and library-related notices.
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Monticello
DeLancey
Clark
Bartlett
Ferring
Thenhaas
Thenhaus
Byerly
Cascade
Monti
Meredith
Monti Boys
Monticello Library Urges Reading To Inspire Work
The Monticello public library invites the community to renew daily routines this September. It urges use of books for inspiration beyond recreation and offers interlibrary lending and subject requests. Hours are 1:30 to 5:30 pm and 7:00 to 8:30 pm starting September 1. two week loan with one renewal. a one cent daily fine applies.
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Monticello
Petit Jurors For The Next Term Of Court
List of names selected as petit jurors for the upcoming court term includes residents from Anamosa Monticello Wyoming Center Junction Oxford Junction Cascade Olin Morley Amber and surrounding areas. The roster features, among others, H P Bancroft Mrs J N Baumel Edward Bigzart Elva Brodersen Fred Carson Harriet Filloon Tim Flaherty and John Edwards.
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H. P. Bancroft
Monticello
J. N. Baumel
Anamosa
Edward Bigzart
Elva Brodersen
Wyoming
Fred Carson
Center Junction
Harry Clarke
Neil Conway
N. C. Deischer
Mary Dircks
John Edwards
Charles Elliot
H. F. Falker
Harriet Filloon
Mechanicsville
Tim Flaherty
Lessie Frankford
Olin
Lem Gage
Bernard Gavin
Cascade
Harry Girard
F. M. Grafft
Mildred Hamilton
Onslow
Cc. H. Hanold
Harold Heefner
Frank Holcomb
Martello
Raymond Holub
Ed Luke
Oxford Junction
W. B. Marsh
I. E. Mead
Mary McArthur
Edith Miller
Morley
Ray Morning
Martelle
Carl Otten
Lawrence Peiffer
Marvin Tetersen
Montford Powelka
Fred B. Pulver
Anns Prentice
Amber
Albert Sinkey
Monmouth
A. J. Shanklin
John Stadtimueller
J. L. Starry
Daisy Stevens
Leon Stivers
Alice Stivers
Gertrude Swordes
M. J. Tallman
Hattie Tedrow
August Thomson
Dora Urban
Ida van Kirk
Lee Voorhies
B. L. Warren
Carl Weber
M. H. Weiss
William Whaten
Anna Zinkula
Lison
Corn Drought Widespread In Northwest Iowa Report
W J Beels reports from Northwest Town and Palo Alto county describing a dry spell that wilted corn across the region. Northeast Town shows fair rain aided maturity while the northwest counties show half to near failure. Oats and barley remain better than corn for feed as farmers brace for reduced beef and pork production.
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W. J. Beels
Northwest Town
Hopkinton
Palo Alto
Northwest
Iowa
Drouth
Farmers Drove Hogs To Market Years Ago
A history of hog driving in early Iowa days describes drives on foot with boys on horseback and armed men guiding a pig pack. Markets were river towns or Chicago drives, with salted pork shipped by river steamboats or killed at home and sold as frozen carcasses. The piece contrasts past methods with modern truck transport for farmers.
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Iowa
Donald R. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Clinton County
Chicago
Wedding Notes From Anamosa Eureka Short Items
Short items report two local weddings and a minor traffic mishap. Marguerite Moreland of Olin and Kenneth Hay wed at the bride’s home in a noon ceremony attended by forty relatives. Rita Agnes McLaughlin of Anamosa and Fred Howard Cash of Omaha were married at St Patrick's church in Anamosa in a double ring ceremony with Lohengrin march and high mass. An automobile collision at Cleveland and Main involved Ruth Mayberry and Ray Otterson. a youth passenger suffered minor injuries and the Mayberry car was damaged.
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Marguerite Moreland
Roy Moreland
Olin
Kenneth Hay
W. E. Hay
G. W. Self
Central City
Rita Agnes McLaughlin
Anamosa
Fred Howard Cash
Omaha
Nebraska
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
F. M. Eardley
Joseph Dunn
Dubuque
Lohengrin
Cleveland
Main Street
Ruth Mayberry
Ray Otterson
H. O. Sunday
Sunday
Howard Sunday
Mayberry
Ford
Diphtheria in Iowa Death Toll Highlights Need for Immunization
Iowa health officials report thirty four diphtheria deaths last year and a rise in fatalities in early 1930, noting twelve of every hundred cases prove fatal. They urge immunization for all newborns and reaffirm ongoing toxin antitoxin protection for about 400000 children.
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Iowa
Inside Information for The Busy Housewife
Practical kitchen tips for homemakers cover fruit vinegar from various produce, safe handling of oily floor cloths, and wholesome school lunches. The text promotes Farmers Bulletin 1450-F with baking recipes and yields for gelatin desserts using grape juice and gelatin.
Forest Firefighting Tactics Revealed as Scientific System
Fire suppression is organized with defined roles and tools. Crews of six to twelve operate under a ranger, handling small fires with one crew and large blazes with 50 to 300 workers. Equipment includes axes, brush-hooks, shovels, rakes, water tanks and torches for setting backfires.
Evolution of Stars From Giants to Dwarfs
The text explains that giant and dwarf stars refer to brightness rather than mass while noting volume differences. It describes stellar evolution where stars start red and low density, contract and heat, becoming white hot if they reach that stage. Giants are stars ascending the path, dwarfs mark the descending, cooling end stages.
Viking Burial Yields Bobbed Hair Evidence of Fashion
Archaeologists near Tilsit East Prussia uncover a vast Viking grave field from the ninth to eleventh centuries. Men's graves hold iron swords lance heads and belt fittings while women's graves reveal bronze bracelets rings and necklaces including a young woman with bobbed hair and garment fasteners resembling zippers.
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Bat Tle
Tusit
East Prussia
Edgar Ansel
Chicago Daily News
Whose Lead Is It In A Bridge Argument
A friend debated a bridge point with another and asked a well known authority to decide. The authority replied with a $25 bill for professional services. Her lawyer then billed her $25 for the same reason. Advertising and Selling.
English Game Protection and Land Rights in Law
English law uses ground game to refer to hares and rabbits which may be harmed to protect crops. Land possession does not grant a right to kill game on the premises, though leases sometimes include ground game stipulations to control populations for sport and protection.
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Fneland
Baby Carriages Enter Royal Circles in Nineteenth Century
A mid nineteenth century Royal fascination with baby carriages began when Charles Burton, an English lithographic artist, designed a carriage in New York. Queen Victoria ordered three carriages, Queen Isabella of Spain purchased one for her son Alphonso XII, and nobles quickly adopted the device, spreading to the homes of the poor.
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New York
Charles Burton
England
Kensington Palace
Queen Victoria
Isabella of Spain
Alphonso XII
Epitaphs Describe Five Wives of John Jones
A country cemetery near Springfield features a central monument for John Jones aged ninety two and five identical side stones marking his wives. Each stone reads Beloved wife of John Jones with their date of death.
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Springfield
John Jones
Bible Question Answers Summary
Bible Q A entries list scriptural answers. Questions cover topics like God’s law, blood drained rule, life span, half-sister relation, and Saul’s daughter reassignment with cited chapters and verses.
The Empty Coffin Mirror at Capper's Weekly
A preacher contends a neighbor is damned as mourners gaze into an empty coffin. Flowers and a coffin frame a moral tale, ending with a mirror in the casket bottom reflecting each mourner's face as they depart. Capper's Weekly.
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Hell
Capper
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