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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

3

Sight of Cossacks Impresses Yale Review Writer

William V. Duncan recalls Parus Bulbs Gor gol's story of the Cossacks in a sunset scene as bands of riders march from the woods to war. He describes tall bearded leaders, rugged men, and Cossack songs around a communal fire, leaving a vivid memory as the train departs.

Gorgol William V. Duncan Yale Review

Apple Trees Start Canadian Orchard History from France

The article traces early apple cultivation in Canada to French efforts led by De Monts and Champlain. After initial colonies at St. Croix and Port Royal, Champlain received young apple trees, which grew well. Apple cultivation then spread to Acadia and Nova Scotia over two decades.

France Canada de Monts Samuel de Champlain North America Rocky St. Croix Doucett's Neutral Island New Brunswick Maine Port Royal Annapolis Nova Scotia Champlain Quebec Acadia

Born of Fire and Blood at Ypres in War Memoir

Major General Morrison recalls the second battle of Ypres while describing Lieu tenant Colonel McCrae and his unit. He details the trench hospital on the Ypres canal bank, burial rows, and the creation of In Flanders Fields poem to pass time between wounded batches.

Flanders Fields Morrison McCrea Ypres Ypres Canal John McCrae Al-Les

Ponds That Look Like Ink in Flight Observations

In cross country flying clear ponds resemble pools of ink with a dark bottom and minimal light reflection. Their surfaces mirror aircraft at high altitudes, offering a true view of horizontal speed regardless of other movements.

Sean Seine M. Liawkiesh

Harvest Moon and Hunter’s Moon Traditions Describe Autumn Clues

The article explains the harvest moon rising near the equinox and its repeated appearances due to timing. It notes farmers and husbands using the bright nights for tasks and hints the hunter’s moon follows after the harvest, as country youth roam woods seeking game.

Welsh rarebit and other jocular food names discussed

The piece humorously examines traditional and absurd food name origins. It notes Welsh rarebit as the true form and lists several playful examples from English usage, with brief mentions of American variants such as Albany beef and Cape Cod turkey.

Glasgow

Willie's Joke Ends With Wholesome Wordplay

A Boston Tran script features a brief joke where the line prompts laughs by a pun about the word wholesome. TheSetup questions what is funny about it, and the punchline notes that removing the whole leaves some remaining.

Willie Boston Transcript

Many Seek Coveted Title of Mandarins in China

The piece describes candidates gathering in Chinese cities every three years to vie for mandarins. Examinations include essays on philosophy and politics, sayings of Confucius, and prose maxims, with thousands of hopefuls but few openings. It notes mixed influence of Western education on a centuries-old system.

Confucius Christian Science Monitor

London Lancet on which sense aided Alcock and Brown

The London Lancet questions which sense dominated the nonstop transatlantic flight by Alcock and Brown. It argues light was useless amid clouds and sleet, hearing faded in engine noise, and balance could not be localized in the ear yet precise horizontal navigation prevailed despite no landmarks.

London Lancet Alcock Brown

Friendship and the highest union of mind in brave souls

A reflection on friendship as the greatest usefulness open communication noble sufferings and steadfast truth. The heartiest counsel and exemplary faithfulness form the strongest union of mind among brave men and women. The quote emphasizes enduring loyalty and sincere support in love and friendship.

Jeremy Taylor

Quote on listening and influence in dialogue exchanges

A remark on how a man who agrees to every suggestion may not be truly paying attention to what is said. The quote cautions readers to allow thoughtful consideration rather than constant compliance in conversations.

Administratrix Notice in Jones County Iowa 1929

Public notice that Mary Altman 414 was appointed administratrix of the estate of Frank J. Alban deceased by the district court of Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and timely and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa April 6 1929. Doxsee Doxsee Attorneys for the estate.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Frank J. Alban Anamosa A. D Mary Altman Doxsee & Doxsee

Executrix Notice for James Hogan Estate in Iowa

Mary A Hogan executrix of James Hogan deceased announces all creditors and claimants must file sworn and clearly stated claims with the Anamosa Iowa court clerk within legal time. Debtors to the estate should make payments to avoid costs. Dated April 9 1920. Hogan Attorney for the Estate.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa James Hogan Anamosa Towa A. D Mary A. Hogan Hogan

Executor's Notice for Anton Sillers Estate in Iowa

The undersigned Gerhard Eilers, executor of the Anton Sillers estate in Jones County Iowa, calls all creditors to file sworn claims with the court clerk and to make immediate payment to the executor to avoid costs. Notice dated Anamosa April 1 1920 J J Locher attorney for estate.

Jones County State of Iowa Anton S[llers Anamosa A. D Pau Gerhard_Eilers J. J. Locher

Administrator's Notice for John G. Krouse Estate

Jones county Iowa state advert announces administrator William G. Krouse of the estate of John G. Krouse deceased asks all claimants to file with the clerk within legal time and creditors to settle promptly to avoid costs. Dated at Anninosa Iowa June 6. Geo C. Gorman attorney for estate.

District Court Jones County Town John G. Krouse Anninosa Iowa A. D William G. Krouse Geo, C. Gorman

Executors' Notice in Jones County Iowa Estate

Executors Thomas Magee and J W Doxsee announce appointment by the district court of Jones County Iowa as executors of Barney Magee deceased. Creditors with claims must present them within the legal time frame for allowance or proof. Dated Anamosa Iowa March 26 1920.

Public notice of Milo Batchelder estate in Jones County Iowa

Administrator John H Batchelder seeks claims against Milo Batchelder deceased filed with the clerk within legal time to be allowed or proved. Creditors urged to present claims. dated Anamosa Iowa March 27 1920. Doxsee Doxsea attorneys for the estate.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Milo Ti Batchelder Anamosa A. D John H. Batchelder Doxsee & Doxsea

Executor's Notice for Mary Abel Deceased

Public notice that the executor J W Doxsee of Mary Abel deceased asks all persons with claims against the estate to file with the clerk of the court at Anamosa Iowa. Dated March 25 1920.

Ill Town Legal Notices Of Jones County 1920

Several district court notices published for Jones county Iowa cases. Lillies Tuller sues Julia Russell for 2230 dollars with interest and possible attachment. Mary Scherrer seeks quiet title on Monticello Lot 26 Railroad Addition. multiple defendants named with June 7 1920 term and four weekly newspaper notices.

District Court of Iowa Jones County Lillies Tuller Julia Russell Anamosa District Court of the State of Iowa Mary Scherrer Will Litton Ida Litton Fred Litton Henry Litton Elizabeth Litton Fred Keenan Frank Keenan Mary Sistrunk Jack Sistrunk Ray Keenan Monticello Jonas County District Court Towit Montinallo Gtone Jlace District’ Court Doxsee Doxsee c T. A. A. Clarke

Court Clerk Notice From Jones County April 7 1920

The district court of Jones County issues a clerk notice dated April 7 1920. A Clarke clerk signs the document in Monticello Express style referencing court procedures.

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