Local notes from Maquoketa and surrounding towns
Maquoketa items list visitors and movers including F. E. Hopkins from Maquoketa, DeEtta Countryman visiting Anamosa, and Isaac Pelkey’s visit. Notices of new homes, retirements, and relocations follow, with forestry, church, and social events. A winter snowfall, storm damage, and a large Hanna estate sale are reported along with church membership and wedding updates.
Local notes from Horxinton and Cass area updates
Cronica items report Brown’s return to studies after illness and upcoming wedding, visits by Geo Sweezy with his brother, a creamery processing nine thousand pounds of milk daily, and H E Bowman on business trips. Prices for eggs and butter. sermons by Rev Mackintosh and President Robinson. Cloud’s oration in Lenox college hands. track construction on five acres. plans for spring intercollegiate activities. social events at Geo Croot’s and Cass community news.
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Horxinton
Will Brown
Geo Sweezy
Monticello
H. E. Bowman
Cedar Rapids
Mae Dunlap
Nebraska
Jos, Myers
Dickeyville
D. C. Mackintosh
West Union
Robinson
A. M. Cloud
Castle Grove News Bits and Local Happenings
April notes from Castle Grove report health, farm losses, and visitors. Fred Cramer nurses a broken thumb while N. Miller reports four horses stricken with paralysis. Hogs shipped to Chicago by Thos Haley Jas F Laude and O F Hosford netted 3.53 per ewt. with higher prices than local buyers.
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Castle Grove
Fred Cramer
Frank Howie
Hopkinton
N. Miller
Maggie
Mary Davidson
Worthington
Messrs
Thos. Haley
Jas. F. Laude
O. F. Hosford
Chicago
C. C. Curtis
D. S. Hosford
Monticello
E. M. Moore
Peter Laude
Peter
Grant Gill
F. D. McLaughlin
M. Haley
Local notes from Scorcu Grove April visit highlights
April 14 notes list visits and small town happenings. Wilbur Sweesy returns home. D E Dreibelbis moves to Center Junction to raise hogs. Wm Sutherland attends Anamosa supervisors meeting. Auntie Robinson of Cascade visits Scotch Grove. Minnie Rice tours Monticello. J E Glenn leads Easter entertainment. J L Prouty finally marries. Edward Hoyt markets evergreens. Aunt Kate Clark celebrates family recovery. local church window damage mentioned with comic tone. Maggie Samels of Monticello dies in Iowa. Frank White hosts, Maggie dies aged 26 after lung hemorrhage. funeral at Guardian Angel church. sympathy offered to bereaved family.
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Wyomina
F. E. Hopkins
Maquoketa
DeEtta Countryman
Anamosa
Israel Pelkey
S. G. Frank
W. F. Waite
Miles
C.D. Wiggins
Jeffries
Olin
Lutie Holmes
Davenport
James Farley
Jones Street
John Graft
Edna, Minn
Jerry Woodyard
J. W. Waite
Rock Island
E. G. Waite
Monticello
A. A. Vaughn
Chicago
Albert DeWitt
Sabula
R. S. Williams, Jr
Frm
Fishwild & Williams
Nichols
Francis Burch
Madison Township
Joe Holmes
John Alexander
W. S. Young
Journal
J. A. Bronson
Eloise
Ashcroft
Hoffman & Clark
Cedar Rapids
James Crawford
Ira Propst
North Mineral Cemetery
Holmes
Q. E. Countryman
Countryman
F. M. Rhodes
Scorcu Grove
Wilbur Sweesy
D. E. Dreibelbis
Center Junction
Wm. Sutherland
Board of Supervisors
Robinson
Cascade
Scotch Grove
Minnie Rice
Kate Clark
Mrs. Bolton
Carroll
Mr. Rice
Mr. Bolton
Chaska
Minnesota
Maggie Samels
Samels
James George
Arizona
Frank White
Iowa
Guardian Angel Church
Not One of His Faults Ha Ha Murderer Laughs
A Detroit Tribune fragment quotes a murderer boastfully laughing as he raises a dagger. The victim shudders but the killer dismisses seriousness, insisting he is merry while taking a life.
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Detroit Tribune
Josephine H Nichola
Detroit Free Press
Bitter disappointment noted in ring gift
A grieving woman criticizes a man's present after admiringly inspecting a ring she just received, sighing that she can overlook his past but remains bitterly disappointed with his current behavior.
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Chicago
Tarantulas and Insects Begin to Explain Life
A fragment from a Century essay recounts a spider keeper and student of natural history discussing tarantulas centipedes and scorpions. It notes tarantulas' defense poison their care of young and hunting habits as well as a vivid observation of Browney the tarantula and human curiosity about animal behavior.
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Browney
Public notice appoints executor for Jones County estate
The District Court of Jones County Iowa has appointed and commissioned the under signed as executor of the estate of John Seerey Sr deceased. All persons having claims must file them with the Clerk of the Court sworn and stated within legal time. Those owing the estate should make immediate payment to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa March 26 1806.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
John Seerey
Anamosa
A. D
John Herrick
J.R. McQueen
Jones Co
M. W. Herrick
George A. Gill
Said
B. McQueen
J. W. Doxset
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Springville
Charles Bordwell
Cedar Falls Normal School
Bordwell
Cass
J. M. Dean
Geo. Croot’s
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Chicago Post
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C. I. Hood & Co
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English Creek
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