Monticello ExPress Subscription Notice and Details
The Monticello ExPress announces weekly publication every Thursday with J W Doxsee as proprietor. Subscription price listed at 1.75 per year and the paper notes Epiron and Prop’r in the byline.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1897
Page
2
The Monticello ExPress announces weekly publication every Thursday with J W Doxsee as proprietor. Subscription price listed at 1.75 per year and the paper notes Epiron and Prop’r in the byline.
Onstow August 10 updates include visits by Mrs J W Nelson and Miss Minnie Sleeper from Monticello and Miss Belle Anderson of Anamosa. Chase Bros paint county farm buildings. Sam Orr recovers from severe burns, bridge across Mineral creek replaced after Orr engine failure. Rev Alfred Street spoke at Presbyterian church. The death of T J Sokol’s mother and Mrs Bertecheck at Monmouth. M W A celebration drew 800 visitors with prizes in nails, woodwork, and races. Wyoming-Onslow baseball game result 21 to 14. Concert by Wyoming and Onslow bands. Dr Grant Johnson spoke. Ice cream planned by Presbyterian ladies.
Mrs A Thomas is seriously ill. The Ladies Sewing Society met Mrs James Laude. Margarette and Elsie Cramer passed exams at the Delaware county institute in Manchester. J H Lubben builds a new house. Grace Cramer visits Hopkinton. Jen Gill returns from Cedar Rapids. Republicans caucused at Deer Creek schoolhouse with J F Laude J H Lubben S M Hosford Arthur Fairbanks and John Brown named as delegates to Center Junction county convention. Ice cream social at C J Rettig's raised 8 dollars. Social planned at Z Black’s residence Friday. Oats yield 40 to 60 bushels per acre. barley good. hay around 12 to 15 bushels. H B Clark travels to Denver for schooling.
Harper’s Weekly notes Bodleian Library is crammed with overflow from looks and new literature with no storage. It questions continuing store all books or applying survival of the fittest. The issue echoes libraries worldwide facing costly, endless book production.
A Sunday school head teacher scolds a noisy boy by lifting him over a partition and placing him in his room. Later a meek voice asks for help, revealing the mix up of rooms. The text also notes plants growing from rock cores and the 4,296 mile distance between Washington and St. Petersburg.
A softly sung verse recalls a mother singing lullabies to a child. The lines reference familiar tunes like Old King Cole and the imagery of fiddlers three, weaving a tender memory of childhood melodies for dear babes.
Stockholm earns fame for beauty and liveliness with 1866 population around 140000 now nearing 300000. The city blends old and modern, with parks, grand avenues, telephones, ferries, and beehive crowds. Visitors find open, polite streets and a continental, pleasure loving population amid lively summer nights.
Voter notice states T A Kosa of Monticello Iowa will seek the office of Sheriff subject to the Republican County Convention. Announcement appears under the heading for notices with advance payment of $2 to SHERIFE.
The Republican county convention will consider Gre G. Platner of Center Jimetion as a candidate for county auditor on July 26.
A newly married man is visited by a stranger offering a cemetery plot as a bargain, prompting fear and dismay. He later isolates himself, writes to his wife, and becomes morose after the unsettling encounter. The snippet appears in the Atlanta Constitution.
A 160 acre dam on the county line two miles east of Hoge's store is for rent. Inquire of the undersigned on Sycamore Street in Monticello, ows. Kare Shannon.
A brief ad urges quick purchases of pianos and organs at unusually low prices. It warns that selling at these rates will not continue many days longer and invites customers to act now. The notice mentions a Dubuque Ta location and a branch in the Hazard building Monticello Town.
A sworn statement to Mayor and council lists all warrants drawn by the Monticello Iowa city clerk J F Pererson in July 1897 across the General and Water Works funds. It includes salaries, repairs, coal, valve work, and pump maintenance. Also notes a Republican County Convention call for Sept 1 1897 in Anamosa to nominate county officers.
Last spring planted trees require cultivation or mulching in this weather. Attend to home landscaping by writing Hoyt Bros for fall planting opinions and safe varieties. They stock a first class nursery and test new sorts, discarding unworthy ones.
Probate of Noah Bigley last will and testament filed August 5 1897. Court sets September 13 1897 for final proof and probate at Jones County District Court. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. J B McQueen clerk. J W Dooxsee attorney for estate.
In the District Court of Jones County Iowa Douglass H Smith as administrator of H D Smith deceased presents a petition against Nancy A Sackett Addie Minkler Munson Minkler Charles L Sackett Sarah Sackett Lois Sackett Alfred Frey Nancy L Frey Amos Sackett Jessie Sackett Nettie Sackett Hattie Huxtable Elmer Huxtable Dunham Sackett Clarence Sackett Martha Anderson Oliver Anderson Arthur Prey The suit seeks six hundred dollars plus 8 percent interest from January 24 186 J and foreclosures on two mortgages on the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 9 Township 85 North Range 2 West Will of the Sth DP M The court dates Sept 7 1897 and parties are urged to appear or a default will be entered against Nancy A Sackett
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints the undersigned as Administratrix of the estate of Robert A Rynerson deceased. Creditors must present claims to the court clerk sworn and within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated July 22 1807 at Onticello Iowa.
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