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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

4

Jones County Fair Promises Dazzling Week of Shows

The Jones County Fair announces a month ahead lineup featuring Rollo the Limit, Captain Treats seals, the Royal Tetsunari Japanese troupe, Arminta and Burke, Miss Algela Fountaine, the Karina Sisters, and a dancing contortionist act. Daily amusements include racing, baseball carnivals, and grandstand viewings with high class acts, plus ample music and scenery at the fairgrounds.

Jones County Fair Koop Rollo the Limit Jones County Royal Tetsunari Algela Fountaine Karina Europe Iowa

Three Civil Service Employees Charged to Jones County

The report lists Henry Haardt of Anamosa with the Agriculture Department earning 720 dollars, Frank H. MaeCannon of Monticello in the Interior Department with 900 dollars, and Virgil C. Miller of Anamosa in the Panama Canal business with 2500 dollars. Miller began ten years ago as a stenographer and typist with a starting salary of 720 dollars and has since advanced rapidly.

Civil Service Jones County Henry Haardt Anamosa Agricultural Department Frank H. MaeCannon Monticello Interior Department Virgil C. Miller Panama Canal Miller

What an Adverse Vote Means City Journal Siow

A Republican vote against the tariff bill harms national and party interests. It would revive tariff agitation and invite a Democratic tariff bill, prompting business to retreat as protective Payne schedules fade. The GOP lost public confidence. losing it next year could undermine the nation’s commercial foundation.

Siow City Journal

Are You from the Kansas City Star

The note questions readers about city habits and summer plans including pets and home care while referencing a Washington Post jab at Taft. It frames domestic duties and travel precautions in a light editorial tone.

The Kansas City Star

Spectacular Iowa State Fair livestock parade set for Sept 3

No more spectacular show is annually seen in Iowa than the parade of prize winning horses and cattle before the amphitheater on closing day. This year the parade will occur Sept. 3 with a new amphitheater promising greater enjoyment. The event showcases up to a half million dollars in livestock under favorable conditions.

Iowa

A Masher Silenced at the Marion Hotel

A transient at a Marion hotel engages with a waitress named Ela who asserts pride in the place and herself while recounting family ties and a recent incident with a guest. The exchange ends with the guest ordering coffee and hot cakes.

Marion Register Ela

Shelter to its Enemies at University of Chicago

The Inter Ocean argues the University of Chicago harms its standing by sheltering and supporting men who mock its Baptist colors. The piece insists the university must declare its true colors and be consistent, whether Christian or not, or risk losing support or respect.

University of Chicago

Hlow They Might Beat Monticello

Mt Vernon records show Monticello defeats in the summer. advice suggests Manchester hire Mt Vernon players to improve outcomes. Anamosa Journal notes 46 applicants for certificates in June exams. five failed to receive certificates with 41 taking tests.

Monticello Mt. Vernon Manchester Monticelo Anamosa Journal Co. Supt Kate Maurice

Young recruit defies order at army HQ

A Limecnshire lad joined the army and faced his commanding officer after arriving at headquarters. In a breach of etiquette, the recruit began to defend himself, shouting Silence. The adjutant ordered him to stop while the recruit claimed he was addressing the old chap in the chair.

London

City traveler recalls Venice floods during Europe trip

A returning woman says wet weather here seems minor next to Europe’s floods. She describes Venice where water covered streets and travel was by boat, noting they stayed only one day in that slosh.

Europe Venice Ixansas

Where They Were Born in Monticello and Abroad

Wyoming Journal notes twenty three octogenarians in Monticello from last week’s Iixpress. Most residents’ birthplaces lie outside Monticello, with many traced to Ireland or Germany. Fremont Tribune compares tariff making in conferences to a horse trade between two sharpers, predicting someone will be stuck.

Wyoming Journal Monticello Iixpress Ireland Germany Fremont

City Ordinance Orders Sewer and Water Hookups on Sycamore Street

Monticello Iowa officials enact urgent ordinance requiring all abutting property owners on Sycamore Street between Second and Seventh Streets to connect to sewer and water mains by July 15 1909. City may install at owner expense with lien and tax collection if unpaid. Requires licensed workers under the water commissioner and street committee supervision. Dated July 6 1909.

Sycamore Street City of Monticello Iowa Second Street Seventh Street Water Commissioner and Water Committee A. Kempe J. A. Voorhees

North Pacific Coast Country Book From Rail Line

Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers a free book on the North Pacific Coast to aid travel planning for Pacific Northwest and Seattle Exposition trips. The volume is mailed for four cents, with round trips from Chicago to Seattle and other cities at $62, valid daily until September 30, return by October 31. contact S N Baird at 597 Main Street Dubuque Iowa.

North Pacific Coast Chiccago, Mibwaukee St. Paul Ry Pacific Northwest Seattle North Pacific Coast Country Chicago Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver Butte S.N. Baird Main St Dubuque Towa

Notice of Admeasurement of Dower in Livingston Estate

In probate the application for admeasurement of dower is filed by Euphemia Livingston and Roderick G. Livingston as sole female heirs under the will of Samuel J. Livingston deceased. The hearing is set for September 21, 1906, in Jones County Iowa, with publication in Monticello Express and personal service where residents.

Stirton Alexander Livingston Alex B. Livingston John WW. Livingston Lec “Ly Dames HH. Livingston Inti Livingston Lamb A. Futmim Nick Howard Mutha Louisa Nolcomb Mice Darling Willis Darling Lat Arnold Albert Arnold Alex B. Livingston Rosa Livingeston Archibald Livingston Heli Livingston Gladys Swift Edna Swift Stanley Swift Esther Swift District Court Jones Country Iowa Euphemia Livingston Roderick G. Livingston Samir J. Livingston Monticello Lowi Jones County Lowa Yountre Sarah Sid Vent Peter Hughes Peter Hughee H. G. A. Harper

Remembering Youth in Later Life Reflections

A collection of moral sayings from the Albany Texas News contrasts aging with enduring heart growth. It urges youth to consider old age, noting the body matures while the heart may grow forever, and laments few hearts achieving this privilege.

Albany (Tex

Iowa Day at Seattle Exposition Low Fares

Iowa Day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle offers low round trip fares via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Tickets available daily through September 30 with return by October 31. stopovers permitted. Descriptive folder and complete fare details provided by F A Miller, General Passenger Agent Chicago.

Iowa Seattle Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Miller Chicago

Eye specialists Inglis and Stuhler at Monticello firm

Doctors Inglis and Stuhler operate above Monticello State Bank offering prompt service with special attention to diseases of the eye and accurate fitting of glasses.

DRS Inglis & Stuhler Monticello

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