Monticello Trims Maquoketa In 19-0 Showdown
The Monticello Panthers routed Maquoketa 19 to 0 in a one sided game played largely in Maquoketa territory. Monticello scored early and added two more touchdowns while preventing any scoring by Maquoketa as Crimmings’ defense locked down the Cardinals. The Panthers’ first home game at the city park is set for Friday September 22 against Manchester in WaMaC conference action.
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Monti Takes Worthington 6 1 in Baseball Battle
Monticello defeats Worthington 6 to 1 on the focal diamond. Worthington scores in the first. Monticello rallies with three runs in the fourth and two in the fifth including a homer by Anderson. Monticello collects ten hits to Worthington eight and will face Anamosa Wonders next Sunday.
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Blackie Schneider Joins Iowa University Football Lineup
Coach Slip Madigan develops capable reserves as the SUI Hawks bench players, led by Blackie Schneider son of Monticello residents J H Schneider and his wife, show promise by matching the first string in scrimmage and solidifying depth at full back.
Heavy Rain Deluged Monticello Tuesday Morning
Monticello experienced an exceptionally heavy rainfall Tuesday morning from 4 a.m. to after 9 a.m. The deluge produced more than an inch of water.
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22000 Western Cattle At Omaha Market Strains Prices
A large cattle influx from Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana, Colorado, Idaho and South Dakota arrived in Omaha, totaling about 22 000 head in 758 carloads. Prices eased with the overall weaker market, while yearlings and feeders showed varied demand and prices, and grass heifers and calves remained scarcer. The week saw the corn belt reinforcing feedlots as stockers and feeders moved nationwide.
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Big Piney
Anniversary birth in Estherville guides family tale
Georgia Jane Bryant born September 1 to Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant of Estherville arrives to help celebrate the 1st wedding anniversary of great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hahn. Just a Mere Button Billy Parrish from Chariton receives medical aid after a button found near his lungs is removed in Chicago after doctors concluded it had been there five or six years. Pete English earns praise for recent five to six pound northern pike catches in the Iowa river as Belmond friends plan to join him on fishing trips.
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Georgia Jane Bryant
George Bryant
Estherville
J. J. Hahn
Georgia Jane
Chicago
New York
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Belmond
Lowa
Wave Recruiting At Cedar Rapids
WAVES recruiter Betty Lehmicke SpR2ce USNR stationed at the Navy Recruiting Station Cedar Rapids informs women aged 20 to 36 about the Women’s Reserve and enlistment help. Navy seeks qualified WAVES as Pacific war progresses. write to Navy Recruiting Office Cedar Rapids for details. In hospital news Mrs. Carl Brockhohn Langworthy had gall bladder removal Sept 11 and Rhinehart Siebels Scotch Grove had Sept 8 operation. both recovering.
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Betty Lehmicke
Sp(R)2ce
USNR
Navy
Cedar Rapids
Navy Recruiting Office
Carl Brockhohn
Langworthy
Rhinehart Siebels
Scotch Grove
Ceiling On Hogs Put At 14.75 Per Cwt
The Office of Price Administration and War Food Administration announce hog price ceilings at 14.75 per hundred for hogs up to 24 pounds and 14 per hundred for hogs over 240 pounds, effective immediately and extended to June 30 1946 to ease 1944 spring pig crop processing and prevent market jams.
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Jones County
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones County Iowa notices Ferdinand Petersen deceased filed a will on September 21 1944. A hearing for final proof and probate is set for October 1 1944 at 10 o'clock to determine admission to probate. Court Clerk W L Pearson announces the proceeding with attorneys Cuxsee and Heiserman representing the estate.
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Iowa
Jones County
A. D
Ferdinand Petersen
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W. L. Pearson
Josephine C. Scherrer
William Miner 62 Dies in Cedar Rapids
William Miner 62 a dormer Jones county resident died suddenly in Cedar Rapids last Saturday of a heart attack. He is survived by six children eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He had five step children including Clifford Shaw of Monticello. A sister Mrs Ed Brundidge of Anamosa and Gilbert Miner a Cedar Rapids brother also survive.
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William Miner
Dormer Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Shaw
Monticello
Ed Brundidge
Anamosa
Gilbert Miner
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Hygrade Food Products Corp
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