Monticello Triumphs 12 0 Over Maquoketa In Open
Monticello Cyclones defeated Maquoketa 12 to 0 in a penalty plagued season opener. Vic Richardson starred as fullback with key plunges, while Chuck Field punted well and Monticello capitalized on turnovers amid a rough, fumble filled contest.
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Monti Cyclones
Maquoketa High School
Monti High
Maquoketa
Monti
Vic
Rittmer
Chuck Field
Vic Richardson
Jamieson
Eine Goodall Kuhns
Smith Steiner
F . Crawford Behrends
Jenkins Yeoman
Bevans Stutt
Maiolie Bone
LE Rosenberg Richardson
Pete Romer
McIntyre Rittmer
Barrows Nagel
LHB
J. Barrows
Weidenbacker
Dubuque
Ecob
Jinasman
Coffman
Marion
Monticello
Gerdes
Yeoman
Rodman
Bone
Pruit
Steiner
E. Schoon
Bender
Richardson
Mzcata Monticello
Roy Overly Injured While Handling Silo Cutter
Roy Overly former Hornsweay Center Junction was badly injured last Monday by an odd incident with a silo cutter. His little and index fingers were mangled. he was taken to a physician and Mercy hospital in Anamosa for treatment. Amputation risk possible if infection occurs. Vernon Null assisted and was unaware of the accident until Overly showed him his hand.
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Roy Overly
Hornsweay Center
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Overly
Vernon Null
Floyd Chatterton
Null
Rural Electric Co Op Hires Men To Start Work
The Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric cooperative project is underway after the Anamosa reemployment office received over 260 applications. Out of these, 150 men were hired after recent physical examinations. Marshall Electric of Marshalltown holds the construction contract.
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Rural Electric Co-Op
Maquoketa Valley
Equity Docket Listing Frequent Civil Actions
A long list of civil cases including guardianship petitions, divorces, foreclosures, partitions, and deeds of quieting title from multiple plaintiffs and defendants. Notable parties include D. W. Bates as receiver, city officials, homeowners groups, and various trustees and estates. The docket also records notices of appeals and landlord's attachments.
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Joseph Streng
Mary Streng
John Hein
Emil Meijer
Barnadeen Meier
Charles T. McQuillen
Admr
John R. McQuillen
Richard J. McLaughlin
Lucille McLaughlin
Nora Ehlers
Emil Ehlers
Ethel Betzer
Dora Belle
Allen
Laura Emerson
Gilbert Emerson
Home Owners Loan Corporation of
Washington, D. C
S. F. Reade
James J. Yanda
Ludwig Yanda
Freda Behrends McDonald
Ray McDonald
L. H. Lowry
Co. W. Metcalf
City of Anamos
William Gidorf
Cascade State Bank of
Cascade
Joseph H. Dehner
D. W. Bates
F. H. Bailey
Sadie Starks
Mose Starks
Raymond L. Harrington
Edna Harrington
Leonard Boos
Mary Boos
Ida M. Ramsey
Lottie Porter
Martelle
Iowa
Rena D. Hubbell
John W. McNamara
Mayor
Mary L. Dutton
Interesting Events Of Iowa News From J W Jarnagin
Iowa Falls residents report a nocturnal buzzing noise traced to a mating male kaza ard, a rare insect. W F Dyke finds fossil bones near Sidney, including a large dorsal vertebra of an American bison and a giant bar femur with a fracture. Bagdad’s Edmund Nouri arrives at Cornell College to study English literature and geology. Corning farmers discuss a plant called devil's claws, once common on Iowa prairies.
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Iowa Falls
Hardin County
W. F. Dyke
Sidney
Fremont County
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
Barnes
Bagdad
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Linn County
Edmund Nouri
Iraq
Traq
Cornell
Corning
Adams County
Henry Fleharty
Towa Prairies
Odd Plant Blossoms Revealed as Horned Seed Pod Specimen
A plant initially resembling a pumpkin grew a four foot stalk and later produced clusters of orchid pink and cream flowers. Seed pods with long horns appeared. Fleharty found only two pods near a spring.
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Fleharty
Sioux City patrol brings show to girl in street
Elsie Walton of Manson Calhoun county lay in a cast for years and longed to see the Sioux City white horse patrol at the Calhoun county fair. After a night show, the patrol brought several snow white trick horses to her home and performed in the street under automobile headlights for her.
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Elsie Walton
Manson
Calhoun County
Elsie
Sioux City
White Horse Patrol
Sleepant Transient Narrowly Spared by Fast Train
Martin Sharpe of Wisconsin lay sleeping on the main line at Davenport Scott county as a fast train approached the engineer shouted and emergency brakes brought the train to a stop inches from the sleeping man. He received a suspended sentence for intoxication.
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Martin Sharpe
Wisconsin
Davenport
Scott County
Sharpe
Quiet Farm Picnic Sparks Cat Birth in Iowa
A calm picnic at Walter Buss farm near Red Oak, Montgomery county, led to a rare sight as a cat gave birth in a dark fireplace while picnickers doused the fire to free the mother and three kittens. Nearby, Charles Osborn of Correctionville seeks relief from 17 years of hiccups in New York with Robert Ripley funding treatment and a potential radio appearance.
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Walter Buss
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Charles Osborn
Correctionville
Woodbury County
New York
Robert Ripley
Osborn
Ripley
Community Fragments Highlight Local Collectors and Large Families
The piece notes Mrs. Gertrude Myers of Cedar Rapids as a local collector, with beer steins mainly German in origin. It also profiles the P. M. Leinen family near Harlan boasting 21 children and a large reunion. Twin births appear at Bernard Losee home, and Ed Stover moves with 160 Osceola county fair ribbons.
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Gertrude Myers
Cedar, Rapids
Linn County
Liyers
P. M. Leinen
Harlan
Shelby County
Leinens
Bernard Losee
Rockford
Floyd County
Ed Stover
Sibley
Osceola County
Matthiessens Mark Golden Wedding in Monticello
The Matthiessen family observed their golden wedding in Monticello where the couple settled in 1918 after moving from a Sand Springs farm. They own a residence bought from Smith Hall and Mr. Matthiessen remains active in carpentry. The couple has four sons Fred G. Matthiessen Cedar Rapids William J. Matthiessen Clarence John Matthiessen and Paul Matthiessen who died in an auto accident. They have four grandchildren and numerous siblings with relatives visiting from California New Mexico Texas and Washington D C to join the celebration.
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Sand Springs
Monticello
Smith Hall
Matthiessen
Presbyterian Church
Fred G. Matthiessen
Cedar Rapids
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
Jones County Fair Association
William J. Matthiessen
Clarence John Matthiessen
Paul Matthiessen
Frederick Matthiessen
John Matthiessen
George Matthiessen
Viola
Will Adams
Gene Himehaugh
Oelwein
Antone
Peter
Frank
Garry
Hans Matthiessen
Emma Hurst
Marie Prader
Jane Matthiessen
Manchester Man Disappears From Home
Police notified Friday of Frank Stanley missing from Anamosa after his wife said he was last seen September 4. He is 25, 6 feet tall, 140 pounds with brown eyes and black hair, driving a 1927 Star sedan, license 53 3454.
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Manchester
Frank Stanley
Anamosa
Stanley
For Sale and Rent Classified Snippet
For sale Bpity pups in Monticello. Aspen enamel range. purebred Holstein bull nine months old. For rent 242 acre farm one mile north of Cass Cone ler Alabama. rooms and bath with papered walls. Contact names and partial phone text shown.
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ASPEN
Cass Coneler
Ala
Thomas, Anwmnosn
For Sale Tomatoes and Grapes at Local Nursery
Grove Nursery advertises self pick tomatoes at 25c per bushel and grapes at 2c per pound with open Sundays. Contact via phone 60 F 14 Scotch Grove.
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Grove Nursery
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Roy
Everett H. Finn
Adm
A. T. Glass
L. M. Sherrill
John Nissen
Madsen Motor Company
Thomas Shover
D. W. Meredith
Lillie J. Meredith
Grace M. Hanna
Mary J. Orr
George W. Luke
Donald Jansen
John Dettman
Iowa News
Jarnagin
J. W. Jarnagin
Ripley's Guest
Cowboy Cops
Stusak
Prasil
Tom Cozad
Carbon
Frank Carter
Corad
Tom
Cozad
Mary Herman
Herman
Hans Hansen
Waverly
Bremer County
Burton Sweet
Sweet Farm
Bub
Caty
R. S. Watson
Rassie
Clay County
Wilson
Tls
Watson
Rose
Spencer
Union
Walter Thomas
Tele Plaine
Berton County
Can
Penny
DeLoss Fleming
William Kene
Little Brown
Nashua
Chickasaw County
Minnie Brown
Catherine
Hollywood
Calif
Helene Spence
Juanilla
N. M
Frank Taigeit
Robstown, Tex
Andrew Scheer
Alaska
Robert Morrissey
van Horne
Argyle
Wis
Farmers State Bank of
Dyersville
Senate
Charles Kelley
Examiner
Virgil Fimerson
Teverly
John Sodola
Ccar Rapids
Leeblen
Bpity
Carl Pluever
W.‘T. Kehoe
van Meter
Monarch Range
John Fluckiger
West Fifth
R. D. Banford
Denkhoff & Son
Quaker
R. C. Lambert
Gamble
Bal_Ster Bros
E. A. Wright
S. Cedar Street
Henry Che
James Morrissey
Wayne Township
Langworthy
J. F. Kellum
Howland & Son
Farmers’ Grain Company
Scotch Grove
C. Collins
Helmer
West 5Th St
Buckner’s Gravel Company
Sanitary Rendering Co
Richard Hanken
Castle Grove Church
Lynn Clark
Steiner Bros
Rt. 3
Leggett’s
Leggett
Conn
Ben Roberts Jr
Spa
A. C. McKean
Ladora
TS Shorty
Hopkinton
Monticello Bank
2Nd Street
W. L. Ald-rich & Son
Jones
Counties
J. G. Trely
Central City
Fahmers
Plano
Mary Schultz
Route 5
Box
Waukesha
German Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Jones County
Center School House
John E. Folkerts
John Deere GP
McCormick-Deering
Bell City
John Deere
DeLaval
Farmers Implement Co
Board of Supervisors
Court House
R, D. Cooley
Coronado
Gamble Btore
District Court
Dilla Newhard
A. D
M. R. Newhard
Harl C. Newhard
Coxsee
Coxsee & Heiserman
O.K
New Motor
L.W.B
Auto & T Supply Co
Chas. Starrett
Treasury Department
Public Buildings Branch
U.S
C. H. Peoples
Rere
McNeill
Marineé
Cupid
Powell
Tex Ritter
Mystery OF the
Hooded Horseman
Ates Ro
Syphlis
Clifford Niles & Son
Diamond Bros
Washington
Hollandale Celery A
Michigan
Jonathan Apples
Virginia
D. B
Graham
Knox
Armour
Mirkscissic
Dref
Forbes Choe Quick
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