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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1898

Page

2

Local Notes From Casuim Grove April 26

April 26 Casuim Grove reports green fields and active activity. Residents including W I Smith on sick list J A Wowie building barn addition W A Hogan traveled to Anamosa Geo Henderson re shingled barn James Cruisinberry moved into Gulligan house. Hog disease returns. A citizen captured a young robin shipped to Monticello by overland express.

Casuim Grove W. I. Smith J. A. Wowie W. A. Hogan Anamosa Geo. Henderson James Crusinberry Gulligan House J. A. McLaughlin Chicago Margaret Noble Arthur McDonald Peter Kehoe Monticello Overland Express

Local Notes From Oxstow and vicinity

Oxstow reports many Odd Fellows and others traveling to Maquoketa on April 26. Mrs Joseph Wasson and daughters relocate to Stanwood. FE A Green builds a fine farm residence in Clay township. Rev Palmer swaps pulpits with Rev Cooper of Wyoming. A boy is born to Landlord Woodyard. Miss Ida Chase recovers from a sprained ankle. Mrs J B Lyons injures a limb and arm in a chair accident. Walter Noyes has left Fort Sherman Idaho for Chicamauga park. Robt Scroggie to wed Ella Neelans tomorrow. townsfolk extend best wishes.

Oxstow Odd Fellows Maquoketa Joseph Wasson Stanwood FE. A. Green Clay Township Rev. Palmer Rev. Cooper Wyoming Woodyard Ida Chase J. B. Lyons Onslow Walter Noyes Fort Sherman Idaho Chicamagua Park Robt. Scroggie Ella Neelans

New buggy for H L Smith and local notes from Cass

Cass notes reveal H L Smith owns a new buggy. Fred Mann returned from Chicago last Saturday. A telephone office opened at George Thomas residence. Frank Plume tends a injured thumb from a felon incident. W W Bray welcomes a new recruit and their first bay. Mrs P Hanna returned from Illinois after weeks away. Charles Byerly recruits Mark who will join him. Geo Ketcham Jr returned from New Jersey after two months. Walter Austin ordered to report for duty as a member of the Iowa National Guard at Vinton.

Geo. Ketcham, Jr New Jersey Walter Austin Vinton Company Lowa

Center Junction News Breezy With Weddings Deaths and Local Gossip

Center Junction daily notes several visitors including Mrs. Carr of Clay and Geo. Sutherland. reports on tonsillitis and plans for a minister at M. Ff. church. Local highlights include Wim Tomlinson expanding his restaurant and a funeral for Wim Smith. mention of Samuel Alexander and a wedding bell soon.

Blunt honesty praised as eccentricity for better world

The speaker endorses bluntly naming faults to anyone's face and views such candor as a virtue. They argue that this plainspoken eccentricity, if widespread, could improve the world by fostering openness and accountability.

Local Notices and Community Briefs from Ampema

Sanford paid 72 cents for March milk. John McDonald shipped a carload of hogs today. Bert Clark bought hogs in the vicinity last week. Dr Chysm formerly of Canada has located in town. Chas Rhue of Anamosa called on friends today. A Sunday school will be organized at Black Oak next Sunday. W M Smith died Monday night after months of illness from stomach cancer. Funeral at 11 tomorrow. Rev Bock to conduct services at the deceased’s home.

J.¥. Green Topeka Kan Bert Clark Chicago Maggie Walsh A. L. Trip Wheatland Duncan Anamosa McNeilly Jimmie Hall Monticello Bodenhoffer C. B. Hall G. C. Weber Register Life Insurance Co M. O. Felton Oxford Junction M. Ff Wim. Tomlinson David Smith Hopkinton Wim. Smith Samuel Alexander Alexander Sanford John McDonald Chysm Canada Chas. Rhue Black Oak W.M. Smith Bock

Jones County Teachers Association Spring Meeting Program

The program for the Jones County Teachers Association spring meeting in Anamosa on Saturday May 7 lists morning and afternoon sessions with speakers including Miss Nettie Sleeper and Mr B F Moore. Highlights include musical solos, writings on education topics and a final grand chorus The agenda names numerous local participants and committees led by Warren B. Grace president and Vinnie Ingram secretary.

Jones County Teachers’ Association Anamosa Reces Lillian Joseph Stella Beam Bessie Mwin Mitte Langan Willson Feacher Clara Wood Margaret Wood A. N. Palmer Cedar Rapids Business College W. B. Grege Winnie Sherman Julia Quigley J. M. Sokol Gertude Mary Henderson Lawrence Young Josephine Rubin Dr. Gray Mary Davidson Anna Marnst Marie Ki. Camper Tyrus Peck Vest F. W. Hicks Center Junction Jennie Gilroy Hattie Rogers Harry Buell Hattie Selder Agnes Watt Horace Miller EJ. Wood R. Benetele Annette Anderson J. A. Sheean B. H. Miller Mrs. Alspaugh

Enlistment Circular From Governor Shaw Appeals to Applicants

Governor Shaw issues a circular letter addressing hundreds of enlistment requests for the National Guard. It outlines age limits from 18 to 45, requires military training, emphasizes no raw recruits, and notes commissions via exam. It also mentions limited vacancies for surgeons and chaplains and denies cavalry or artillery enlistment.

Shaw National Guard Towa

Music on the Graphophone Promises Wide Entertainment

The article extols the Graphophone as a versatile entertainer offering inexpensive access to any music from bagpipe to grand military band. It highlights instant recording and playback of user words or sounds and urges writing to Columbia Phonograph Co. in Chicago for a price catalogue.

Columbia Phonograph Co State St Chicago Iil

Commemorative Trans Mississippian Stamp Series Detailed

Government to issue stamps for the Trans Mississippian Exposition in Omaha with values from 1c to 2c depicting Marquette Eads Bridge Indian chief buffalo hunting Fremont emigrant wagon scene with family mules and a $2 harvesting scene in the Northwest Also a 10c Emigrant hardships painting by A G Heaton and a 50c old prospector scene.

Omaha Marquette Mississippi Lamprecht Eads Bridge St. Louis Frederick Remington Schoolcraft Fremont Rocky Mountains A. G. Heaton Philadelphia Great Northwest

Nickel Plate tickets for Baptist anniversaries and Royal Arcanum meet

Rochester and Cleveland events authorize Nickel Plate road to sell round trip tickets at one third fare on certificate plan. Departures from Van Buren Street Chicago with vestibuled sleeping cars and dining car service. J Y Calahan, general agent, Chicago.

Nickel Plate Round Trip Tickets To Rochester NY

The Nickel Plate Road offers round trip at one fare and one third to Rochester NY on certificate plan for Baptist anniversaries May 16 24 12808. Three through express trains depart Chicago daily from Van Buren Street station with fast time and first class equipment. Contact J W Calahan general agent 111 Adams Street Chicago IL for details.

Rochester N.Y Chicago van Buren Street J. W. Calahan Adams Street

Missionary Heaven Question Stuns Boy in Sunday Tale

In a Troy Times anecdote a boy asks if a missionary goes to heaven after being eaten by cannibals. His father answers yes, then the boy wonders if cannibals go there too. The boy concludes he cannot see how the missionary can go to heaven if cannibals don’t, when he’s inside them.

Troy Times

Humble Cloth, Clock, and Box Discuss Honest Habits

A collage of quotes from newspapers and a quip about household life. The dialogue sketches modest behavior and honest talk, with line about sincerity and a Tacitus adage on truth and anger. It closes with a note on sewing techniques to prevent trousers from stretching.

Odds of death in daily life from the law of averages

A humorous exploration of how government statistics supposedly predict risks of everyday hazards. The piece cites railway travel, cycling, football, street accidents, bridge construction, shipwrecks, and insurance claims to claim the inevitability of certain deaths or injuries over time with a satirical tone.

Bome Great Britain London Liverpool Manchester Exeter Swansea Forth Bridge British Isles

Series of Thomas Jefferson portraits in McClure's May issue

A noted series of life portraits of Thomas Jefferson with sentences and notes by Charles Henry Hart is planned to appear in McClure's magazine for May. The item signals classic biographical illustration alongside Hart's annotations.

Thomas Jefferson Charles Henry Hart McClure's Magazine

A Curious Exchange Over a Cantankerous Remark

Two men on G street hear a remark about a certain wife described as cantankerous. The front man confronts the speaker, misunderstanding arises, then the man apologizes and departs humbly, revealing only sympathy and no identity.

G Street Washington Star

The Phoenician M Origin as Water and Face Imagery

The article traces Mem the Hebrew M to a water symbol in ancient manuscripts. It suggests Phoenician M may derive from a pictorial human face with strokes for facial features, noting the old form bears a comic resemblance to a face.

Administratrix Notice in Jones County Iowa Estate

Public notice that the district court appoints L as administratrix of Belanh Be Ryan deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Anamosa clerk within legal time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa April 6 1898.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Belanh Ryan Anamosa A.D District Court of the State of W.S. Carr Joseph S. Moody Mary Harrington A. D J. A. Hartman Clerk District Court Jones Co Tian M. W. Herninox

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