Property transfers array reveals numerous Monticello Anamosa deeds
A long list of warr deeds quit claims and referee deeds records transfers of parcels in Anamosa Walworths addition Olin Monticello Wyoming Oxford Junction Bronson's Wyoming and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Jacob Green to Daniel Noonan for 184.1 acres 23000 dollars and John E Dickson to W S Washburn for Lot 85 and part 42 M D Crockwell’s addition 82000 dollars.
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Patience Preston
Ida McCroskey
Osborne
Walworth
Anamosa
Barney Sealls
W. H. Crain
Cronkhite
Olin
Jacob Green
Daniel Noonan
5Th P. M
Selsely
Theodore OC. U. Behrends
Catherine Althen
Fred UC. Althen
William Stuhler
William Schodde
Augusta Bliss
Clara Schodde
Monticello
Josia Moses Letze
Mary G. Hogan
S. F. Chambers
W. A. Hale
Oakland
W. T. Fritts
J. L. McDonald
Bronson
Wyoming
John
Brownell
Ed Millsap
W. R. Eldred
Joseph J. Shimanek
Foster Colby
W.C. Colby
William R. Leibsle
John M. Woellert
Warvel
W.S. Wallick
Joseph Ledvina
Bessie Ledvina
Oxford Junction
Henry Ronnebeck
Frank J. Muravon
G. L. Peters
Juliaa H. Popp
Lawrence Dultty
Pater Kedley
W. L. Knight
Margaret Boyer
Shaw’s
Minnie Schmidt
Charles H. Stockwell
W. W. Rhodes
T. J. Cassady
Charles Curtis
Anna Lehman
Ware
H. D. Miller
Henry Seiger
Wurzbacher
Morley
Fred Jurgensen
Wilhelmine Jurgensen
Walnut Fork
First United Presbyterian Church of Wyoming
Louis Bachholtz
Warr
John Matthiessen
EB. J. Lightfoot
Creek
Luman Bennett
E. J. Lightfoot
Juling G. van Sickle
Jane Collins
Flora O. Simmons
Paul and
Alfred Groth
Theron Cooper
Wm. J. Cooper
Senate Debates Delay Business in Chicago Tribune
In the Chicago Tribune, B. L. T. argues that a heated senate debate on the ongoing crisis sidelines business as lawmakers indulge in lengthy orations. The piece presumes odds of 19 to 1 that procedure yields more talk than action.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Acidity in Jones County Soils Toasts Lime Treatment Plan
Jones County soils are largely acidic due to Mississippi Loess and Iowan Drift. Tests show 82 percent of Loess and 94 percent of Drift samples are acid, affecting crops like clover and alfalfa. Liming with crushed limestone, 1.5–2.5 tons per acre for Loess and 2–3.5 tons per acre for Drift, improves productivity. Apply after seed bed or after first hay cut. spreaders or farm wagons can distribute. Send top six inch samples to Iowa State College Ames for analysis and recommendations.
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Jones County
Iown State College
Soils Department
Anamosa
Iowa State College
Ames
E.R. S&s
Water for the Baby A Health Hint
Practical health notice explains infant water needs. It states infants require about six times more water per weight than adults in the first year, and that breast milk provides most hydration. During growth, add water between feeds. summer thirst is common for babies.
Pessimists Through History and Parliament’s Clock Tower Prison
A witty meditation traces pessimists as descendants of innovators who doubted electricity, flight, and wireless telegraphy. It notes Parliament’s clock tower prison housing MPs and outsiders, with meals from the Commons and the famed case of Mr Bradlaugh.
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St. Stephen's Prison
House of Commons
Bradlaugh
Clock Tower
Pearson's Weekly
Poultry Egg Wholesale Leased by Bell and Hay in Iowa
W E Bell and O W Hay formerly of Delmar lease the poultry and egg buildings of the Iowa Creamery Co to operate a wholesale business in both lines. A 14 year old boy, Johnny Lasack, died after a short illness last Saturday night. An Olin Recorder notice outlines a sewer system plan with assessments on abutting property owners and a public objection date of April 9. Local Pythians hosted a social at Castle hall with Justice Salinger delivering an address and receiving a Veteran Medal Jewelfrom Justice Salinger.
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W. E. Bell
O. W. Hay
Delmar
Iowa Creamery Co
Johnny
Vince Lasack
Olin Recorder
Olin
New Era Lodge No
K. of P
Castle Hall
B. J. Salinger
The
Supreme Court
Order
Ward Ferguson
Grand Keaper of Records and Seal
F. E. Outing
H. A. Grimwood
Grimwood
Europe Adopts Saving Daylight Scheme Across Most Nations
Nearly all of Europe has aligned with the daylight saving plan with only limited dissent. The move aims to extend evening daylight and reduce energy use across the continent.
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New York World
Europe
Trajectory and rifle bullet speeds through history
The article traces how gravity fixes fall rates and explains that faster bullet speeds yield flatter trajectories and reduced distance estimation errors. It notes black powder rifles averaged about 1300 fps, early smokeless rounds reached 2000–2200 fps, and modern projectiles climb to about 8100 fps, raising questions of limits and what the next speed may be.
Cultivating Amusements Warned Against in Youth Education
Columbus Journal cautions that urging constant amusement for youths pressures them toward idle habits. Amusements may be acceptable occasionally but should not become the rule. A serious life aims for truth and real goals, tempering youth's noble aspirations without encouraging excess.
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Columbus Journal
Only Three of a Kind in Vice Presidency History
Thomas R. Marshall shares with John Adams and Daniel Tompkins the distinction of being the only vice presidents re elected to the office with the same president. The article notes exceptions among second term presidents with Burr Clinton Gerry Calhoun Van Buren Hamlin Johnson Colfax Wilson Hendricks Stevenson Roosevelt and Hobart Roosevelt.
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Thomas R. Marshall
John Adams
Daniel Tompkins
George Washington
James Monroe
Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson
Lim
Burr
Clinton
Madison
Gerry
Andrew Jaackson
Aed Calhoun
Spoiling Tobacco at Winchcombe and Gloucester
Pepys notes Sept 19 1667 that the life guard was sent to Winchcombe to spoil tobacco there, a crop locals planted against law and kept under threat of spoiling, a poor area said to be misery by sources in the London Globe.
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Winchcombe St. Peter
Gloucestershire
England
Pepys
Winchcombe
London Globe
Hall of Face Missing in Central Africa Myths
A hunter recalls natives with half their faces missing from hyena attacks. He notes the wounds heal oddly and that natives lack antiseptics. When a hyena comes to camp, the camp boys curse it. sometimes the loss is only discovered next morning.
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Central
Africa
How Music Affected Boswell
Boswell showed more feeling for music than Dr. Johnson and endured harsh treatment from his master. He once told Johnson that music moved him deeply causing nerve agitation with both dejection and fierce resolve. Johnson replied he would not hear it if it made him such a fool.
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Boswell
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Real Treasure Islands and Notable Hoards
The article discusses buried treasure quests across the globe including Cocos and Pagan islands in the Ladrone group with substantial losses. It cites successes by John Adams on Auckland Island, William Watson on the Queen Charlotte Islands, and sailors Wandey and Cross on Oak Island near Nova Scotia.
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Cocos Island
Pagan Island
Ladrone
John Adams
Auckland Island
William Watson
Queen Charlotte Islands
Wandey
Cross
Oak Island
Nova Scotia
The Judge Hits Back and Banquet Tales of Mayors
A late police magistrate defends his final decision in court and taunts a lawyer as futile to reopen a case. The piece recalls old London Lord Mayors banquets with savage humor and Pepys notes on meager dining and unlovely city dames.
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London
Samuel Pepys
Privy Council
Pepys
Cheapside
Rowdyism at Drury Lane Theater Sparks Protest
London Post report from Oct 27, 1798 describes two men in the Drury Lane pit causing a disturbance during the final act of Henry V. The riot ended after a quarter hour when the audience expelled them, with the piece noting such “disgusting puppies” are a nightly nuisance at the playhouse.
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London
London Post
Drury Lane
Friendly Match dictum in golf sparks dispute
The London Telegraph quotes a Scotsman arguing a "friendly match" cannot exist in golf. The opponent retorts that there is no such thing as a friendly match in golf, underscoring the sport's competitive spirit.
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London Telegraph
Bystander Quips During Street Altercation
A bystander taunts a quarrelsome man in the street with a jest about holding a coat while a tip hawker pressures him. The exchange reflects a tense urban moment reported by the Washington Star.
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Scott
Washington Star
Matrimonial Motives Hinted in Dialogue
The mother and maid debate a suitor's intentions as he allegedly wooed the maid with a claim of my appearance in a cheap hat versus a more expensive one. The exchange reflects witty social commentary on courtship and appearances.
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Puck
Preserve the Beauty of Your Furniture Tobey Polish Ad
An advertisement touts Tobey Polish from the Tobey Furniture Company promising to preserve furniture finishes and extend life. It claims cleaning prep removes foggy mahogany, conceals blemishes, and suits auto bodies. Bottles cost 25c to 50c and quart for $1. Your dealer supplies.
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Tobey Furniture Company
Chicago
New York
Tobey Polish
Tobey Potish
Teething Pain Relief Promoted for Babies by Dr Hands Lotion
Parents told that teething causes fretful cries and gum pain. The ad promotes Dr Hands Teething Lotion as prompt relief, recommended by physicians, available at druggists for 25 cents with a chance to earn a full sized bottle of Dr Hands Pleasant Physic by contacting Kettlitz & Kay.
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Kettlitz & Kay
Dr. Hands
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James P. Wyrick
James Wyrick
J. G. VanSickle
Nely
Detroit Free Press
Oxford Mirror News
Col. Bryan
Henry Ford
Anthony
Nthony
Central Lumber & Coal
G. P. Rockstad Company Manager
Q. B. Burrichter
Uction
Christopher Shaffer
Cascade
Worthington
Cascade and
Worthington Road
Cascade Nursery
Cascade Township
Dubuque County
Iowa
J. Herard
S. B. Lattner
J. E. Bateman
Ars
All Good
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Doxsee Attorneys AT Law
Lovell Block
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