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A garbled page notes various local happenings. Mentions campfire girls bake sale at Shelley's Saturday August 8, visits by Nora Chalmers Odebolt and Mrs. Ernest Gardner to Anamosa, and numerous residents traveling or visiting relatives in Monticello Delhi Waterloo St Paul Chicago and Los Angeles with minor business trips and hires.
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Shelley’s
Nora Chalmers
Odebolt
Fred Matthiessen, Sr
Wabun
Shelley
Monticello residents sail through summer town notices
Monticello area residents are described returning from visits to Greeley Colorado Lake Okoboji and Chicago and traveling for funerals and business. Local civic events include a Knights of Columbus picnic and a Monticello Municipal Band concert with community updates on schooling and farm bureau meetings and a fair heralds printing job.
Steam engine explosion at Alla mand place injures Adam Buol
A steam engine at the Abe Allamand farm exploded during threshing injuring Adam Buol to his left side. The boiler with 125 pounds of pressure blew out front and set fire to the separator and straw stack. Buol was taken to John McDonald hospital. The old Garr-Scott engine and newer Huber separator suffered extensive damage.
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Adam Buol
Len Buol
Abe Allamand
Buoh
John McDonald Hospital
Allamand Place
Chris Balsiger
Garr-Scott Company
Allamand
Allam
Birth anniversary and community notices from Monticello era
Master Howard Hicks Jr of Richland Township celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at his parents farm, 30 children attended, games and ice cream followed by gifts. Holstein association picnic planned near Monticello with officials from Dubuque Delaware Jackson and Jones counties. Marshalltown optical business owner Mr Patrick to winter in Florida. Weather report notes drought in western areas but bumper crops east. A woman named Sullivan arrested for a $5 counterfeit check in Monticello, released after promising repayment. Andrew Mullholland, Civil War veteran, dies at John McDonald hospital aged 83. funeral at Golden Congregational church with Rev. Grant and Rev. Lewis.
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Master Howard Hicks, Jr
Richland Township
Master Howard
Chester N. Patrick
Marshalltown
Monticello
Patrick
Florida
Sullivan
Dubuque
California
McDonald ‘Hospital
Monticello Express August 1906 notable local events
During August 1906 Karl Renk's double leg fracture required another operation in Dubuque and seven months’ hospital stay. May Liddy vacationed in Monticello with her parents. James Fitzpatrick died at the county home after ten years there. Local residents Frank Locher Bert Byers Charles Byers and Frank Altman sought harvest work in North Dakota. John Gasel injured by a wagon wheel and manure spreader near Monticello. Otto Meyer began building a new house on a lot purchased from Dr. Hefner. Max McDonald formerly of Monticello drowned near Clarksville Missouri. James B. Filkins died at his daughter's home. A daughter was born to Edward Turnis. Spencer Guiles became principal at Shellsburg. Mary Egger married James Barrett of Thorsby Alabama. Mrs. Marietta B. Preston died at 67. Nichol Hvers died at 85 in Cascade. Thomas Curlin died at 66 in Independence. L. M. Minnis sold land to Leroy Clark for 36 per acre. Jones County Fair held in last week of August.
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Monticello Express
Karl Renk
Stone City
Dubuque
Karl
May Liddy
St. Paul
Dennis Liddy
James Fitzpatrick
Cass
Frank Locher
Bert Byers
Charles Byers
Frank Altman
North Dakota
John Gasel
Monticello
Henry Harms
Switzerland
Otto Meyer
Dr. Hefner
Max McDonald
Monticcello
Clarksville
Missouri
James BH. Filkins
Iis
Adda EB. Breed
Edward Turnis
Spencer Guiles
Shellsburg
Mary Egger
Arnold Egger
James
Independence
L. M. Minnis
Leroy Clark
Jones County
Monticello League Wins Epworth Pennant
The Epworth League of Monticello sent a nine member delegation to Clear Lake Institute last week and won the pennant for attendance. The group included Paul Meyer Dorothy Hance Alice Reed Helen Pulver Margret Hennigar Eloise Gardner Gladys Stickford Gladys Shelley Ruth Cropp and George Meyer joined for the last days. Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Coe aided the trip and Institute leaders praised the Monticello team for its perfect class record during the week. The six foot felt pennant will be shipped from Chicago with Monticello letters.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church of
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Vinton
Monticello
Mahannah
Stimson
Meyer
Free Heart Clinic This Month Promotes Cardiac Checkups
The Iowa Heart association invites residents to consult a physician for a careful examination and attend a chest clinic in Monticello this month. Dr. Merrill Myers will oversee exams. date to be announced. Also noted are Iowa daily papers featuring portraits of Monticello Municipal band apprentices James Rickless Donald Burrichter and Charles Eby. Mrs Matilda Raymond celebrated her 91st birthday in Manchester.
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Monticello
Merrill Myers
Iowa Heart Association
Matilda Raymond
Manchester
Great Jones County Fair marks 72nd year in Monticello
The Great Jones County Fair celebrating its 72nd anniversary will run August 25 to 28 in Monticello at the city park. The event features livestock and agricultural exhibits, new cattle divisions, club work for youth, swine and poultry shows, multiple bands, and a large parade of prize stock. Admission is 75 cents for adults, with 40 cents for children, 26 cents for cars, and free for children under eight.
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Jones County
Monticello
Iowa
Ogether
Poland
Jersey
Hampshire
Chester
M. H. Fedderson
Oskaloosa
Bert Hubbard
The
Fair Association
Busby's
All Star Colored Minstrels
Nay Brothers
Old Dixieland
Five Frasers
Lucille Helmont
United States
Primo Vesley
American Legion Band of
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa
Worthington
Strawberry Point
Cascade
Ryan
Marion
McPartland
Art Hall
American Legion
Legion
Orlock
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Aurora
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Maywood
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Keith Dickey
Delhi
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Mia
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Misa Wanda Jean Podhaski
Wyoming
William Cassidy
Chicago
Fred Kay
Jack
Betty
Clear Lake
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Fred Enabait
Central City
Mabel Heisey
Leonard Teixey
Austin
Mary O'Rourke
Winthrop
Edward G. Burrichter
G. P. Rockstad
Lavern
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Madison
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Rochester
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Franklin
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Greeley
Colorado
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J. W. Coxsee
Lake Okoboji
Minneapolis
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Dyersville
Charles Breckner
Otto Burrichter
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Henry Rink
Mr. Rink
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Charles Aitchison
Pauline Jacobs
Nurses’ Training School
University Hospital
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Paul Jacobs
DeVere Minehart
Lincoln
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Board of Education
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