Freese Implement Sates A Monticello Firm Expands Ford Dealer
Freese Implement Sales of Monticello Iowa earned Ford Dearborn distributor awards for high performance. Alva and Louie Freese built a service oriented agency since 1946 with shop and on site repair fleet including a service pickup jeep and flatbed with winch. They extend credit carefully, value good bank relations, trade used equipment, and rely on demonstrations and the local Prult Farm Shop for marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Louis Freese
Ford Tractor and Dearborn
Monticello
Iowa
Freese
Ford and Dearborn
Romy Hammes Tractor Sales
Kankakee
Louie
Jones County
Iowa Farms
Ford-Dearborn
Firestone
Studebaker
Allo
Eilert Pruit
Prult
Ford
Dearborn
Printing services ad promises quotes for next job
In a shop advert a printer offers all types of printing including letterheads envelopes receipts and direct mail literature. The ad asks may we quote a price on your next job with no obligation.
Clean Out Septic Tank Every 3 To 5 Years
Carroll Worlan Iowa State College extension engineer says a septic tank should be cleaned every 3 to 5 years if not hired out at a fair price. The job takes about half a day, uses a sludge pump or bucket and rope, and sludge should be buried 10 to 15 feet away. No starters are needed after cleaning, and annual inspections gauge sludge buildup. Caution advised for toxic gases and high cleaner charges. agree on price before work and supervise if unsure of thorough cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Worlan
Extension Agricultural Engineer
Iowa State College
Iowa
Worlan
Boyden Boy Rescued From Eight Foot Cistern
Three year old Farrell Ruyter fell into a cistern at the family home in Boyden. Neighbor Connie Brusting lowered a ladder and pulled the boy from eight feet of water. He was unconscious but recovered quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell Ruyter
Boyden
Connie Brusting
Hopkinton Correspondent Reports Local News And Accidents
Loren Smith of Randalia suffered knee and head injuries in a car crash near Randalia while accompanying Don McLaughlin of Waterloo. All three injured were treated at Mercy hospital in Oelwein. The piece also lists a series of social visits, travels, and military updates from Hopkinton residents and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Loren Smith
Randalia
Don McLaughlin
Waterloo
Spahn & Rose Lumber Company
Oelwein
Mercy Hospital
Loren
Andy Smith
Spahn & Rose Lumber
Pic
Walter Rafoth
George Rafoth
Seattle
Wash
Colorado
Rafoth
Delaware County
Korea
Local residents and visitors noted in Hopkinton area notes
Correspondence items list front line service, a Band Mothers club meeting at Community hall, and new officers. Several residents visit hospitals, attend weddings, state fairs, and family events in Des Moines Omaha Denver Denver and Mitchell. Community visitors include Smiths, Burns, Beitz, Overton, and Kelsey families with several travels to New York and Earlville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Mothers Club
Edna Beitz
M. L. Overton
Arnold Pooch
Andy Smith
John D. Smith
Robert Burns
Loren Smith
Mercy Hospital
Oelwein
Sarah Lux
Denver
Colo
James E. Kelsey
Julia Kelsey
Harrison Thomas
Dorothy Billings
Andy
Marian Taylor
Des Moines
Frank Irish Jr
J. R. McDonald
Julia McDonald
New York
Larry McDonald
Maude Lightfoot
Mitchell
S. C
Fern
Ansel Bailey
Ray Hartmann
Marshalltown
Martin Steen
Robert Brubaker
Omaha
Neb
A. R. Stanger
Winthrop
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Theodore Baudle
Germany
St. John's Lutheran Church
Hopkinton
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Earlville
Onslow Man 65 Dies. Rites Held Wyoming Cemetery
Clarence N. Reade of Onslow died at St. Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral at Harrington funeral home Wyoming conducted by Rev. Somerville. Burial in Wyoming cemetery. Survived by wife Hazle Waite Reade, son William of Onslow, daughter Janet Meeks of Martelle, two sisters, six grandchildren.
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Canada
Ruth Littlefield
Ames
B. M. Ferguson
F. Lamont
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Alicia Bacon
Monticello
Marshall Neil
Mary Ann Hage
Elmer
Grace Smotherman
Lucky
Jewell
Hamilton County
Webster City
William Hart
Helen Budden
Lena Reggentine
Dyersville
All Church
N.C.C.W
Walter Slaser
Hazelton
Friends
Hopkinton
H. J. Preston
Manchester
William Stanger
Leon Olinger
Strawberry Point
Nick Budden
Alfred Ersepke
Thyssen
R. McLaughlin
Leo
Necedah
Wis
R. E. Lux
Onslow
Clarence N. Reade
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harrington Funeral Home
Wyoming
F. E. Somerville
George Snyder
Edwin Wilcox
C. M. Holst
Fred Day
George Paulsen
John Paulsen
Mr. Reade
Austin W
Ellen Osborne Reade
Onslow Shipping Association
Masonic Lodge
Hazle Waite Reade
William Reade
Merle
Janet) Meeks
Martelle
Jessie Arnold
Frank Dawes
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Farm Implement News
Sudan
Louie Freese
Jim Reding
Gus Norlin
Alva Freese
Everett Herndon
Lawrence Leytem
Fred Aldrich
Elmer Holmes
Monticello Express
Nelson
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Portland
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Kansas City
Greyhound Bus Depot
Wayne Strait
Ernie Buresh
Swisher
Buresh
Harold Dean Gress
Pfc
Harold D. Gress
USS
H.Q. Btry
N.Y
Tim Ripperton
Isaac Edwards
Litchfield
Minn
Minnesota
Walter Wagner
Robert Snyder
Japan
Herman Schnoor
Frank Johnson
Adolph Stampe
Russell Orr
Nancy
Fred Jensen
Fairview
Max Lynch
Ford Lynch
Dubuque
Maude Lathrop
Fred Appleton
Albert Ives
la Canada
Calif
Tom Lathrop
Merle Lathrop
Donald Jansen
Fred Appletons
States
Silliman University
Dumagrite
Negroes
Oriental
Philippines
Daryl Jansen
John Jansen
Jansen
Ray Martens
Cedar Falls
Frank Byerly
Ross Lincoln
Wisconsin
Harley Chatterton
Petersen
Neil Cook
Allen Chatterton
Frank Phillips
Olin
Arle Wilson
State College
G. C. Bonwell
Black Hills
Park Rapids
Vern McCurdy
Shirley
Hubbard
Lloyd Burdick
Bonnie Smith
Remsen
Floyd Burdick
Delaware
Paul Caspers
Castle Grove
Robert Caspers
Albert Edgar
C. J. Edgar
Henry Reade
Anamosa
Phil Snyder
Virginia
Merle Orr
Herman Gross
Guild
Marvin Hanwardson
Herbert Westphal
Billy Barnts
Ataligl
Win's Studio
Faust Conoco
Iowa Typewriter Exchange
First Avenue
Kresge’s
Gabanaro
Stahler’s
Arrow Sports
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