09 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
1
Waterloo hosts a state wide Farm Bureau meeting this Saturday with officials outlining programs and speakers. The event includes farm site service notes and reports from local dairy and agricultural groups as part of the county meeting.
Lime may be applied to sail until November 1 under conserva tion guidelines. Data shows crop values range with per acre returns of 8.21 for a four year car to 20.54 for a 10 year rotation, based on 1926-35 farm averages including low mood prices.
A district meeting of the Sheep and Wool Growers association will be held at the M C A building in Cedar Rapids on Friday morning September 10 at 10 am. The Cedar Rapids gathering is one of four meetings statewide this week. Main topics include plans to enlarge association activities to serve more sheep growers and other related services.
Fragmented OCR text outlines ceremony roles and a music class event at Mare Siotel Stephens College Columbia WO. Mentions include a program with welcomers officials and a new music instructor, plus a Thursday evening event and student participants. Details are garbled and names partially readable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions unidentified persons and terms, with no coherent event or names to anchor a summary. The text appears as partial words and broken phrases, offering no verifiable details or context.
Mr and Mrs Carl Westphal and Wesme Mos celebrate a county fair win. Walter Boitz visited St Rochesies. Gus Ver Sprecken leads local companies. Mrs Henry from Lau and Jenkins noted in commercial instructions. 73rd year on September 13 marked by last regular band rehearsal and officer elections with Manager Frank Irish Jr and Treasurer Ventura We. Miss Sas Campbell asked Hopkinton school board for a respite due to frail health. Doris Kehoe visiting Manchester from Labor Day at her parents home.
The column records social and school notes from Hopkinton including celebrations, travel, crop reports, and family mentions. It notes Mrs Amma Comne and other residents attending events, visits to Wesley Springs, and relatives traveling to Weston Springs. It mentions Mses Zeuch and Pace, and memorials to a late relative aged about 47, with various local names and locations referenced.
Fall seedings face weed competition as residents aim for lush turf. Early sowing struggles with crabgrass and other intruders, while proper lawn care practices determine final health and appearance this season.
A public notice announces a farm debt adjustment meeting scheduled for September 13. Officials outline the agenda and location for farmers seeking debt relief options and guidance on loan restructuring.
A new law taking effect July 4 bans sirens whistles or bells on most vehicles and bicycles. Emergency and red vehicles may use sirens under strict sound limits and with approval from the motor vehicle department. Theft alarms on commercial vehicles are allowed but not as standard warning devices.
Iowas motor vehicle code prohibits any sign or nontransparent material on the front windshield except required papers. The state safety council notes every vehicle must have a rain cleaning device operable by the driver.
The Times-Republican notes Gov. Graves appointed Dixie for reasons tied to personal access and informal tolerance of smoking in the parlor. Housewives hopeful of favors are urged to take notice of these alleged implications.
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