Sinois Central Lines Particula Hinted By Agents
Inquiries point to the Sinois Central and connecting lines for full particulars. The fragment references agents and a proposed rail linkage, with August 21 as a noted marker.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
4
Inquiries point to the Sinois Central and connecting lines for full particulars. The fragment references agents and a proposed rail linkage, with August 21 as a noted marker.
The passport bureau chief explains that modern passports certify American citizenship and protection, not entry rights. Passports are not required in Europe except during wartime. Russia and Turkey largely uphold perpetual allegiance, and naturalized Americans face risk upon return to those countries.
A census enumerator asks a woman her age and confirms he is the same man who counted her ten years ago. She replies she is now 33, sparking a light exchange about time and memory in Chicago.
Monticello Iowa council met in adjourned session with five members present. Minutes approved. Expenditures listed including weighmaster receipts and clerk and treasurer reports. Ordinance 222 moved for passage approving city claims. several bill receivers named. Peters and petitions discussed. permission granted for barn move. liquor permit requests considered. Adjournment recorded.
The court proceeds with the case as two lawyers exchange sharp accusations of cheating and lying. The judge urges focus on the disputed points and moves the proceedings forward in Philadelphia.
Property offered in Monticello for sale by G H George. Described as well located and in excellent repair with reasonable terms.
On August 6 in Rooy the special council session opened bids for a new pumping house. D C Russell of Monticello offered the lowest bid at 1348 dollars and was awarded the contract to furnish materials and build per plans. Ayes were Page Young Bohlken Suter and Schoonover, with council adjournment following.
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