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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1929

Page

8

Pleasant Ridge homecoming recalls 178 attendees

Residents gathered at Pleasant Ridge school house two miles east of Wyoming for the eleventh homecoming on August 27. A picnic on the lawn followed a program with readings by Harriet Peck and Anna Broderson Egger, solos by Reginald Morse, and 4-H songs. Several local residents attended and helped, while Mrs. Joe Holub sustained injuries from a fall at a guest home.

Plegnant Ridge Pleasant Ridge Wyoming Fife and Harriet Peck Anna Broderson Egger Hopkinton Reginald Morse Robert McKean Waterloo A. A. Cole Olin Frank Henderson Ray Heasty Hazel Mallicoat Joe Holub Teemer Oxford Junction Anamosa Holub August J. Levien J. Ingwersen A. B. Soule M. EB Church of Wyoming Levsen W. B. Brown Margaret Larkey Charles Cedar Rapids Matheny Burlington Eggleston Maye Reynolds Madison Wis Herman Sage Rock Island Lester Behnke W. H. Behnke Chicago Fred Bramer Detroit Louise Kikuck Preston W. W. Bronson Howard A. W. Peck William Frank Wooder Davenport Newton French Alfred Nickless Estes Park Colo R.fishwild Nickless First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church of Wyoming Presbyterian Ida Fishwild Harvey Schmalfeldt Lundeen Springville Clarence Adams Low Moor Alex Adams Harry Eye Charles Wye H. H. Brooks John Richardson Brooks McNess Products Will Robinson Mechanicsville Louis Koch Sara Kegley Walter James R. Fishwild Allison Fishwild Etta Fordham Colville Wash Janet Robertson John Robertson Monticello T. H. McMaster

Wisdom on asking advice from a distant man

A San Francisco Chronicle note says when a stubborn man resists flattery, seeking his guidance remains possible, offering a practical approach to influence and insight.

San Francisco Chronicle

Inca Farm Bureau Meeting Review and Community Notes

The Inca farm bureau holds a September meeting with preview of Yellowstone trip by Rutherford and Des Moines fair impressions by Mrs Clark. Esther Sinclair and Laura Sinclair perform music as the county agent attends. A teachers list for rural schools is presented and a lawn party at Esther Sinclair’s features a car contest with Packard high score. Various families travel to Yellowstone, Cedar Rapids, and the Black Hills with local club activities and training plans detailed.

Inca Farm Bureau Rutherland Yellowstone Park Mra. W. DB Clark T Ptate Fair Des Moines Alfred Nelson Laura Sinclair Esther Sinclair Snlar Agnes Greenwood Farley Milly Rickels Minnie Husman Mrs. Straussin Wilma Craig Helen Rohwedder Dorothy Egger Monticello Hattie Folkerts Cadillac Sylvia Cooper Buick Thelma Gregory Chrysler Kathleen Hughes Packard Emma Hughes Chevrolet Essex Celena Stahlberg Oldsmobile Ruth Craig Star Ford Hazel Craig Overland Winifred Neilly F. D. Sutherland Eloise Canada Sutherland Merle Hutton Russel Hughes W. B. Clark Ruth Alice May H. A. Loomis Geneva Verna Eileen R. P. Clark Earlville Orla Loomis G. J. Hughes Cedar Rapids Roberts Lorraine Billy Epworth Clark Olin Cedar Falls L. J. Schlemme Community Club Ames Extension Service Fritz Ladehoff John Schone Schl Mary Bohiken Gertrude Rickels Lucile Rickels Henry Oltman Russelt Hughes Fern Leggett Norma Rickels Luella Oltman Raymond Helgens Sara Oltman Evelyn Ladehoff Center Junction High School Leroy Dirks George Dirks Eloise Sutherland Pauline Stickley Jean Livingstone Center Junction Otto Powlishta Oxford Junction Herman Rickless Weer Bennen Black Hills South Dakota Presbyterian Aid Society J. W. Callahan Lester Ricklefs Joe Ladehoff M. M. Sinclair Laura Chapman Nebraska Roy Folkerts Amber W. B. Henrichs Ray Wright Geraldine Virginia June Prahm D. O. Sinclair Esther Courtney L. E. Hutton Sinclair- Callahan

Corn Troubles Linked to Phosphate Deficit

Farmers note soft corn often stems from soil phosphate shortage though late maturing varieties are blamed.

Bre men liner speeds to satisfy eager travelers

The Bre men liner demonstrates the rush of people eager to reach America, reflecting anxious passengers aiming for rapid passage amid immigration hopes.

Bremen America Indianapolis News

Various Marshalltown Residents Attend Events and School Opens

Onslow Henaty visits grandparents in Marshalltown as Mra. Frank John hosts relatives. Local families attend fairs, hospitals, and travel to Topeka and Denver. School opens with Liscon superintendent Mr McCauly and several teachers attending Monticello institute, promising a good year.

Wilbur Henaty Marshalltown Frank John Frank Turve Moline Francen Brown Los Ane Kelen Balla Jonna Johnson Bome Mayuoketa Floyd Chatterton Mercy Hospital Anamona Nellia Atherton Wyoming Ladies’ Guild Mra. Lamey Barnes Mra. Gutvelt Mra Ingwersen Matie Ireland Cedar Rapids Belle Howard Ireland Mary Paul Anamosa A. A. Garnett Topeka Kansas William Johnson Denver Colo F. Johnson Harold Brown James Kennedy Mr. McCauly Lisbon Frieda Albrecht Dubuque Bess Molesberry Clarksville Mabel Streeper Onslow Sth Mildred Streeper Estelle McCune Iowa City Teachers’ Institute Monticello C. L. Eastman Flynn Monmouth Harry Koon Bradley Wisconsin A. E. Hall Heasty Kenneth Kennedy Kennebec S. C Marvin Hanwardson Vera Paul Athens George Lyons Marion Lois Lime Springs B. W. Streeper Des Moines Lydia Lyons Harriet Lamey Howard Hall Carol Hanwardson Ruth Miller Frank Johnson Maquoketa John Peterson

Castle Grove Notes From Minnesota Trip and Local Happenings

Castle Grove residents report smoky northern Minnesota travel near the Canadian border and eye irritation from forest fires. Local events include visits by Specht and Barrack families, Farmers Mutual Insurance approving a 1200 dollar claim for Fred Bort’s burned house, and various visits and social gatherings. A schoolhouse project advances in district No 4 and a Frog Hollow vs Castle Grove horseshoe tourney unfolds with J. H. Specht leading Castle Grove trio.

Carl Caspers Alva Hahn Minnesota Canadian George Specht Henry Barrack Hopkinton Farmers Mutual Insurance Association Fred Bort Norman Bringard Detroit Mich King & McDonnell S. B. King Chicago John G. Caspers Des Moines Dena Willms Willms Herman Hahn Anamosa C. F. Wendt Ryan A. F. M. Caspers Helen van Buren Fred Greenview Illinois A. M. Fairbanks Edinburg Texas Albert Hutton Cascade W. FP. Hintz & Son Frog Hollow Castle Grove George Rieckels J. H. Specht

Monticello Council Approves Funds and Requests Engineering

The Monticello council approves various fund expenditures including lights and fire supplies and assigns tasks to officials. It votes to fence the new water station grounds, consider an ordinance on lead or copper piping to curb lines, and to hire an engineer to grade streets not yet charted.

Monticello

School Opens in District No 2 with Local Gatherings

School opened in district No 2 on Wednesday. Bridget McCusker serves as teacher. Kenneth Hosford and Miss Esther Zimmerman of Monticello visited the Hosford home last Thursday evening. Frog Hollow pitchers are John Folkers and Henry Brockens.

S School Bridget McCusker Kenneth Hosford Esther Zimmerman Monticello Hosford Craige Rickels Frog Hollow John Folkers Henry Brockens

Conklin Golden Wedding Anniversary Big Local Event

Prairieburg hosts a large golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs H D Conklin last Saturday at the movie hall. 250 to 300 guests attended with relatives from North Dakota and Missouri arriving Friday evening. 70-odd at dinner, an orchestra, speeches and dancing filled the evening until midnight.

Mra H. D. Conklin North Dakota Missouri O. A. DeLancey H. B. Flockhart Minneapolis DeLanceys J. J. Dolan Mary Donald Thomas Dolan Greene

Inside Information For The Busy Housewife

Household guidance covers foods rich in iodine such as oysters and clams, dressmaking help from Farmers' Bulletin 1530-F, and budgeting meals like mock duck and bacon sandwiches baked outdoors. It adds stain removal tips using hydrogen peroxide and cautions on colorfastness when ironing and treating fabrics.

Farmers

Journalists Move Paul A Potter to Farm Editor Post

Paul A Potter formerly of Ames and publicity director for the National Dairy Council in Chicago has been named farm editor of the Chicago Tribune. He is an ISU agricultural journalism graduate, 1922. Mark E Cramer resigns from Mason City Brick and Tile to join Progressive Farmer in Birmingham Alabama to oversee direct mail advertising.

Paul A. Potter Ames National Dairy Council Chicago Chicago Tribune Potter Iowa State College Mark E. Cramer Monroe Mason City Brick and Tile Company Birmingham Alabama

Supervisors Proceedings Summary of Claims and Expenses

A continuation lists various claims and expenses including widow pensions, insane and professional costs, mileage, dog injury indemnity, and supplies. Names such as Zaruba Jos and Yates R R appear with amounts including 75 dollars for dogs and 25.00 and 18.90 for supplies.

University Publishing Co Text Wooks Co Chaaten Holts John Wosoba Anna Gravel Whitcombe F. H Justice Court Ray Purcell Manuel Cox H. H. Soper Young H. C

Monticello Iowa City Council Proceedings September 2 1929

The Monticello Iowa city council met at 7 30 p m with members Matthiessen Hayes Arduser Stuhler present. The minutes of prior meetings were read and approved. The treasurer reported fund balances through August 31 1929 and the clerk listed August collections including water rents fines pool hall license and poll tax. A resolution to approve and pay claims against city funds was presented for adoption.

Matthiessen Hayes Arduser Stuhler Hoag Monticello Iowa

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