Monticello Panthers to Meet Manchester Gridders Friday Night
Monticello High School hosts Manchester at city park Friday at 8 pm in the first home game. The Panthers showcase new black red and golden uniforms with band stunts planned between halves. Coach Huebner’s squad seeks to improve on last year’s 26 to 6 loss as they gain experience from the Maquoketa game. Local business supporters energize the stands.
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Monticello High School
City Park
Panthers
Manchester Gridders
Mike McMullen
Monticello
Manchester
Delaware County
Huebner
Pigskin Totors
Maquoketa
Monti Panthers
Hunting Season Dates Announced for Iowa Ducks and Geese
Monticello residents welcome the Iowa Conservation Commission's fall season dates from October 15 to December 23 with daily sunup to sundown shooting. Duck bag limit 10 and possession 20. goose brant bag 2 and possession 4, with blue geese allowances of four or six under specific conditions.
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Monticello
State Conservation Commission
Lowa
Fancy Asparagus Grades Explained
The text notes that fancy asparagus is the lowest grade among classifications listed as fancy select extra select jumbo and colossal. It clarifies grade ordering and contrasts fancy with higher grades.
Monticello Football Falls 7-0 in Season Opener
Monticello mustered 142 total yards as Maquoketa held the Panthers to 73. A fourth down reversal by Bowman set the only score, a first quarter TD for Maquoketa. Key Monticello players included Hall, Rieken, Reyner, and Griffith.
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Monticello
Maquoketa
Bud Griffith
Bowman
Monti
Panthers
Pete Hall
Milt Rieken
Sam Reyner
Phil Schneider
Gesse
Don Siebels
Dale Griffith
Ccsacecceesas
Wayne Township Notice Highlights Local Health Events
Wayne Township reports 11 year old Margaret Folkers recovering from appendectomy at John McDonald hospital Monticello after surgery on Sept 6. Wayne Zion church offers first aid class under Dr Earl DeShaw with Rev Kehren or Ladies Aid contact. Velma Schoop dies after appendix complication. Sunday School Teachers convention at Wayne Zion Sept 27 with pastors and teachers demonstrations.
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Margaret Marie Folkers
Henry E. and
Catharine Harms Folkers
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Earl DeShaw
F. H. Kehren
Ladies Aid Society
Velma Schoop
Fred Bunting
Amber
Wayne Zion Church
Theresa O'Brien buried in Cascade after Cedar Rapids death
Mrs. Theresa O'Brien aged 80 longtime Cascade resident died after a two week illness in Cedar Rapids. Her funeral Mass was held at St. Martin's church with Rev. M J Farrelly officiating. She was born in Ireland daughter of Thomas and Winter and lived in Cascade since 1880. Surviving children include John and William both of Cascade and five daughters in Baltimore Anamosa Cedar Rapids.
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Theresa O’brien
Cascade
Cedar Rapids
Devaney Funeral Home
St. Martin’s Church
M. J. Farrelly
John O’brien
John
William
Mary Jane Frances
Baltimore
Monticello Man Fined For Intoxication In Court
Justice of the peace Ray Echter held court Monday morning and fined Louis Hannan of Monticello five dollars plus costs on the intoxication charge. Hannan was picked up Sunday by Marshal Richard Lang. Renken Promoted Lewis J. Renken, seaman second class, was promoted and sent to machinist's mate school in Lawrence Kansas.
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Justice of the Peace
Ray Echternacht
Louis Hannan
Monticello
Hannan
Richard Lang
Renken
Lewis J. Renken
Lawrence
Kan
UTS
University of Tansas
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Roberts Jr. Leaves Washington For Officers Training
Ben Roberts Jr. who had a four day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs B C Roberts in Washington reported today at Fort Belvoir Virginia for officers training.
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Ben Roberts, Jr
Washington
B. C. Roberts
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Real Estate Transfer from Samuel B. Bixler to Glenn L. Silver
Unmarried Samuel B. Bixler conveys 43.93 acre parcel described as parts of sections 36 84 4 to Glenn L. Silver. Property bounds include a public road centerline and multiple distance calls totaling 43.93 acres, with $1.00 and other good and valuable considerations.
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Samuel B. Bixler
Glenn L. Silver
Evolution of Rocks Follows Chemical Fractionation Theory
A Carnegie Institution authority argues rock evolution is mainly chemical. From magma to basalt and granite, crystals form in stages like species evolution. The process explains sedimentary drift between basic and acidic rocks and notes possible reversions to earlier rock types.
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The
Geophysical Laboratory
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Wild Boy of Hanover Peter the Wild Boy of 1725
In 1725 a boy found 25 miles from Hanover, about 13, walked on hands and feet, lived in trees, fed on grass and moss, spoke little, and made animal like noises. Brought to England in 1726, shown to King George I with a pension. Died 1785.
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Hanover
Peter
London Answers Magazine
England
George I
London
Oddities in Bermuda Flora and Trees
Bermuda visitors recount a curious catalog of island oddities including a thornless yellow thistle edible for birds and fowl, a travelers tree yielding drinkable water, a monkey puzzle tree with a thorny trunk, air pine vine on manmade substrates, a rock sample vine used as tea substitute, dried cala bash, and wrens nesting in hanging cala bash.
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Bermuda
Nature
Bermuda Islands
Private First Class Samuel Schuetz Promoted to Sergeant
Private First Class Samuel H. Schuetz of the American Expeditionary Forces in northern Ireland has been promoted to sergeant. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Schuetz and stationed at Company L 183 Infantry AP0 34 Care Postmaster New York City. Harold Hogan graduated Friday from the Great Lakes naval station as a seaman and visited his parents in Monticello before reporting back for active duty. He says he is pleased with navy life and eager for action.
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Claude Charles Fothergill
C. E. Fothergill
Monticello
Hospital Corps
United States Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Ill
Indianapolis
Ind
Naval Service
Samuel H. Schuetz
Northern Ireland
Paul T. Schuetz
Company L
183 Infantry
A.P.O
Care
New York City
N. Y
Harold Hogan
Great Lakes Naval Station
Guy Hogan
Monticello Football Praise After Maquoketa Battle
Anamosa fans praised for support at Maquoketa game as Monticello nearly tied the contest. The backfield shown strength, line weakness noted. Monti eyes strong finish with lighter uniforms and a flashy show at Manchester. Maquoketa lost its star to a leg injury early with additional limps.
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Anamosa
Maquoketa
Monti
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
District court of Jones County Iowa hears the will of Fannie Crim filed September 15 1942 with final probate set for October 10 1942 at 1 00 am. Any interested party may appear to prove or contest the will. Clerk W L Pearson deputy Josephine C Scherrer attorney of record.
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Fannie Crim
AL D
Yearling Steers Bring $15.35 in Chicago
F. T. Petersen of Jones County led a 40 head consignment at the Chicago stock yards last Thursday. Twenty steers averaging 1150 pounds sold at 15.35 per hundredweight while the remaining twenty averaging 1095 pounds sold at 15.25 per hundredweight.
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F. T. Petersen
Jones County
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County and Anamosa Areas
Transfer notes list Jennie E. Pulver to Earl R. Pulver and Augusta C. Pulver as joint tenants and land in sections 24-84-4 with road boundary amendments. H J Mayberry grants Tankar Gas Inc. 120 ft of two lots in George H Walworths addition at Anamosa for $1.00. Russell E Chaplin and Harriet to Clara M Chaplin convey Lots 14 and 15 in Block 2 Onslow for $1.00. Additional transfer mentions Edd Wild and Carrie D wife to...
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Jennie E. Pulver
Earl R. Pulver
Augusta C. Pulver
Jones County
H. J. Mayberry
Board of Supervisors
Said County
Tankar Gas, Inc
George H. Walworth
Anamosa
Russell E. Chaplin
Harriet
Clara M. Chaplin
Onslow
Edd Wild
Carrie D
Holcomb transfers 109.3 acres to Wilds in joint tenancy
Vivian B. Holcomb and Dillon convey land described as cemetery and adjoining parcels totaling about 109.3 acres to Edd Wild and Carrie D. Wild as joint tenants with right of survivorship. The deed notes specific lot and tract boundaries in the subdiv of the southwest section and mentions a consideration of $1.00.
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Vivian B. Holcomb
Dillon
Edd Wild
Carrie D. Wild
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