Parlor City and Cedar Rapids Visitors Featured in Local Notes
Local notices list visitors and shoppers from Parlor City, Cedar Rapids, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs John Krouse Edwin Egger C E Reed and Miss Clara Boss with outings in Monticello Farley and Dodgeville. Shopping promotions from Devlin Millinery and McNeill's Hardware accompany travel mentions and theater listings for Robin Hood at the Princess April 23 24 and 26.
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Robin Hood
the Princess
Douglas Fairbanks
Cedar Rapids visitors and village notices mix in April listings
Local social notes show Maurice Maire Agnes visiting Cedar Rapids while Arthur Himebaugh of Hopkinton visits Monticello. The column lists bake sales, garden and hardware ads, school events, and numerous visits across Olin Center Junction Scotch Grove and surrounding towns, with references to Merchants and clubs.
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Maurice Maire
Sister Agnes
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Express highlights and local notices
The Monticello Express covers community events including poultry sales, cinema ads for Douglas Fairbanks Robin Hood, births and deaths, church and club meetings, garden seed offers, and civic notices. It notes Mrs Myrtle Miller’s death from septicemia after childbirth, local council committee assignments, and upcoming Easter promotions.
Taps for Civil War Veteran Michael Breen Sr
Monticello mourns the death of Civil War veteran Michael Breen Sr of Lovell township born 1844 in Tipperary Ireland. He served in the 9th Iowa Infantry earning wounds at Pea Ridge and shrapnel injuries, later marching with Sherman to the sea. Survived by wife Anna Gully and six children. funeral Friday at Sacred Heart Church Monticello.
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Monticello
Michael Breen
Lovell Township
Breen
Mr. Breen
County
Tipperary
Ireland
Hils
United States
Baltimore
Dubuqte County
Jones County
St. P. Ry. Co
Farley
9Th
Iowa’ Volunteer Infantry
Pea Ridge
Vicksburg
Sherman
Anna Gully
Anamosa
Father Maher
Longtime Jones County matriarch Frauke Schaaf dies at 94
Frauke Rolfs Schaut Schaaf died at her daughter Tobe Freese s home last Thursday morning April 15 at 5 o clock She was nearly 95 and may have been the county s oldest resident Born May 29 1829 in Groszefehm Ostfriesland Germany she immigrated to the United States in 1873 and settled in Wayne township Jones County She is survived by one daughter five grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Funeral services were conducted at Zion s Lutheran Church Wayne Township with burial in the Lutheran cemetery at Wayne Center
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Frauke Rolfs Schaut
Tobe Freese
Jones County
Seehusen
Groszefehm
Ostfriesland
Germany
Rolf Hinrich Seehusen
Wiesens
John Hinrich Schaaf
United States
Chattaworth
Illinois
Wayne Township
Jones
Zion's Lutheran Church
Rev
Willma
Zion’s Church
Wayne Center
Funeral rites held for Cedar Rapids man in Monticello church
Edward Kiburz aged 68 died after a long illness. Funeral at Reformed church Monticello conducted by Rev Rol and P Kuentzel with burial at Oakwood cemetery. He was a bridge foreman for CM StP Ry 37 years and survived by wife Margaret, daughter Maud of Kansas City, a son, two stepdaughters, two sisters, three brothers, and several fraternal lodge memberships.
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Edward Kiburz
Cedar Rapids
the Reformed Church
Monticello
Roland
P. Kuentzel
Oakwood Cemetery
Burngs Lodge
A. F
A.M
Kiburz
Margaret Kiburz
Maud
Kansas’ City
Missouri
Nurge
Edward George Kiburz
Kansas City
Kiburaz
Masonic Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Washington, Town
Brotherhood
Maintenance of Ways
Detroit
Michigan
Freight rail service cuts and schedule changes announced
The C. M. and St. P. Ry announces several freight trains on the main line will be discontinued and Davenport to Maquoketa freight service will shift to tri weekly runs. No. 90 timetable changes move Davenport departure to 10 30 a m and adjust arrival to Monticello. Also gratitude notes from Mr and Mrs Folkert Hedden for condolences and support after a fire.
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Davenport
Maquoketa
Maquo_keta
Monticello
Ater
Jones County Bankers Hold Annual Meeting in Monticello
The Jones County Bankers Association met at the Monticello country club with fifty members attending an excellent dinner by Virginia Cafe. Officers elected for the coming year include John Thompson president and E F Zeller vice president. Alex Miller of Washington IA gave the main address advocating patriotism, education, and church involvement, followed by a business session addressing members' concerns.
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Jones County Bankers Association
Country Club
Monticello
Virginia Cafe
L. W. Lovell
A. Burmeister
Center Junction
Bankers’ Association
John Thompson
Wyoming
E. F. Zeller
Oxford Junction
Beeney Schreiber
Lovell
Alex Miller
Washington
Iowa
Miller
Russia
United States
Tona
Church of America
Church of God
America
Emma Goldman
Hart
Milk Lesson Highlights Nutrition Club Dishes
Leaders from Lovell Castle Grove and Richland townships completed the third extension service nutrition lesson. Mrs Alma Jones demonstrated luncheon dishes using milk and cabbage while noting proper cooking times and cheese making tips. Rotary club exchanges featured a large Rotary wheel gift between Cedar Rapids and Monticello clubs.
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Lovell
Castle Grove
Richland
Alma Jones
City Clerk’s Office Located in Lanigan Building Basement
The city clerk's office will be found in the Lanigan building basement within the public library area, with major portion of the day spent there. Contact telephone number ii 62 is listed for inquiries and services.
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Lanigan
Ray Wiacaeeeer
Dairy cows pasture feeding guidance and battery advert
C B Finley of Iowa State College advises feeding cows both hay and grain when turned out in spring pasture. Cows producing over 20 pounds daily need extra care as fresh pasture is washed out. Also notes Burgess No. 6 battery and an amperage test of 40 to 60, with McNeill Hardware selling the dry cell.
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McNeill Hardware
Lowell Township Farm Bureau
Public
Farm Women of
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
C. B. Finley
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Marion
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Gulbransen Vliyer Pianos
Locher
Edwin Egger
Hopkinton
Singer
Locher's
John Locher
Dr. Redmond
BE. E. Reed
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Ted Koop
Sister Laura
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Rodmond
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Ety
Denkh
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Ce JL. van Meter
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Fred Matthiessen, Jr
Glover
Devlin
Frank Ferring
Clara Boss
John McLaughlin
Nellie Wales
Oakdale
McNeill’s
W. G. Parsons
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Harold Marshall
David Allen
Waterloo
Monticotlo
Dovelas Fairbanks
Misa Margaret Hanssen
Dibuaquie
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Catherine Locher
Keyes
Karl Palmer
C. A. Palmer
Thomas Magee
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Ernest Rohwedder
Albert Siemers
Grace
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Ula
Arthur’ Himebaugh
A. F. Walker
Onslow
S. G. Hutton
Rye
T. F. Denkehot, Jr
Harold Adams
G. L. Lovell
I. M. Bancroft
Carmene
Misa Mabel Heisey
Miss Olive Perkins
James Carson
Scotch Grove
Thomas Carson
Matt Muller
James McAleer
Stuhlers
Mrs. H. Rittmer
Olin
H. J. Smith
J. W. McLaughlin
Chicago
Joe Winans
W. H. Winans
Mary Hula
Town City
A. P. Lambert
Duncan Dreibelbis
Gus Dreibelbis
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Rundle
R. Langer
Milton
Gladys Bancroft
M. Bancroft
C. H. Nelson
Ruth
I. L. Serbousek
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St. Paul
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Clara Schoon
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Cascade
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My HL Teeter
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Fort Dodge
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Imogene Shelley
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Moline
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John McDonald Hospital
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LeRoy Farmer
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