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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
8
Jocelyn Craig navigates wealth and family ties in Lynnville while Amy Summers schemes with Frank Palmer. Steve Challoner arrives to court Jocelyn and Amy, courting both and seeking a suitable match, leading to two fall weddings and new unions.
In a police court dispute over a clock a witness claimed to identify the timepiece by its tick amid courtroom scoffs. A watchmaker later argued that while not every clock has a distinctive tick, many do and a long-time owner can recognize a particular clock by its sound.
The passage notes how clocks of the same design differ in running gear and rhythm. A man who has measured his life by one clock for years could swear in court to its distinctive tick, reflecting personality in timing and pace. The New York Post quotation highlights diverse ticking styles and their impact on perception.
Mr. Muzzey recounts meeting a ninety five year old veteran at a 1850 Boston Whig event. The survivor of Bunker Hill laughs as he talks of his two sons aged seventy and seventy two, saying he did not want to be plagued by them at the gathering.
Property listing for Poggen Klans place with six acres inside Monticello corporate limits. Includes good house and barn, pasture for a cow, and 421f G. H. George contact. Also mentions remedies and products from DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with local pharmacist O. Soetje.
The advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a reliable remedy for headache biliousness and liver issues promising relief from constipation. It mentions O H Soetje the local druggist in Philadelphia and notes the 1908 presidential lighting rod effort as a farsighted political project.
Norfolk man reports knee burn relieved by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve stopping pain and aiding healing. Ad notes 25 cents at O. H. Soetje’s drug store. Kansas City Star mentions Hutchinson fire destroying axle grease may trigger higher butter prices.
The text promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach health and mentions Lincoln Star comment on cantaloupe ripening August 15. It also jokes about mollifying a mother in law with Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and lists prices for tablets.
Report claims vast Texas oil fires are tied to Rockefeller rivals rather than the claimant. The remark suggests ongoing competition over ownership, with commenters asserting rival interests exploit the blaze.
Mrs John A Young of Clay New York suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach with a weak heart and poor appetite. She says Electric Bitters quickly relieved and cured her and notes they are the best medicine for weak women sold with a fifty cent guarantee by O H Soetje druggist.
An early Washington Times piece warns poisons in food may cause dyspepsia and touts Dr King’s New Life Pills from O H Soetje’s drug store as a cure for undigested food poisons. The notice adds a Rocky Mountain Tea remedy and notes Congress’s extra session will arrive late and do little harm or good.
Fraudulent imitators target buyers of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds claim success spanning over 35 years. Bucklen Co warns to look for the genuine name on wrappers to avoid imitations from Chicago and Windsor sources.
The District Court of Jones County Iowa hears a petition by Miles Cook claiming fee simple ownership of sections in Township 83 North Range 1 West. The notice lists numerous defendants and heirs, describes prior tax deeds and transfers, and seeks to quiet title against all defendants and unknown claimants. Public notice urges appearance by Sept 25, 1905, to avoid default.
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