Monticello Express Ad Promotes Doxsee Brothers
The Monticello Express notes J. W. Doxsee and Chas A. Doxsee as faultors and proprietors with a $2.00 yearly subscription rate. The line emphasizes their role in publishing and the price for annual delivery.
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THE
Monticello Express
J.w.doxsee Chas. A. Doxsee Faltors and Proprietors
Wabanaki Camp Fire GirlsReturn from Lange's Mill Trip
Center Junction August 10 1926 The Wabanaki Camp Fire girls report a two weeks camping at Lange's Mill with two swimming awards and a rattlesnake trophy from Panther Hollow. Many local residents attend rodeo and travel to Cedar Rapids for events while notices of a radio carnival August 19 promise music and novelty stations.
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Wabanaki
Lange’s Mill
Marjorie Dawes
Ruth Young
Panther Hollow
Leela Watson
Marge Leech
Selma Prahm
Ida Sutton
F. W. Bangs
Cedar Rapids
James Coad
Center Junction
Winifred Robbie
South Mineral
Anna Helps
A. C. Long
Oak and
Earl
Chicago
Mabel
Ida
Willie Sutton
Bangs
Harry Chase
W. Clark
Cal Chase
Main Street
WRA
Weiners
ICS
OIC
BBC
Presbyterian
Ray Sanford
Clif McDonald
F. Kleineck
J. M. Moses
Will White
I. L. Tomlinson
Greg Dreibelbis
Lloyd Collier
Wynona
Ethel Dreibelbis
George D. McDonald
F. E. Livingstone
West Branch
Kleineck
Augusta Norris
Margaret
Lucille
H. C. Dice
West Liberty
Dice
Tipton
A. Duncan
Nelson
Ruth
Glen Serbousek
Moline
Pauline
Mary Leech
Tpworth League
C. F E
G. O. Long
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
J. B. Hanken
Martha
Lovnsa
Catherine Love
Olin
Floyd Love
Hughes Blake
H. E. Stingley
Anamosa Park
T. M. Till
Zona
Doris
Dike
John Alexander
Dean
Springville
Frank Livingstone
William Alexander
Fred Koch
Wyoming
George French
Mae
Onslow
C. C. Livingstone
Thursay
F. L. Himebaugh
Helen May
Peter Jakelin
J. M. Young
Ralph
Glenn McDonald
N. C. Holst
Elsie
Laura
Ring- Hing Bros. Circus
Vernon Carson
Carson
John Carson
J. W. Livingstone
Frost
Joyce Preston
Anamosa
Seattle
Washington
J. B. Moses
Merle Pangburns
Glen Stowers
Maquoketa
William Boler
Opera House
Bulttomstone
Clif McbDonald
R. S. Robbie
Phyllis
Rochester
Henry Hanken
Clarence
Alan Serbousek
Presbyterian Missionary Society
R. P. Clark
Roberta
Lewis Wright
Harry Greene
Robert
Everett Stickley
Clyde
Duane
Lester Rickels
Shutanka
Lange's Mill
G. J. Hughes
Katie
Bessie
Charles S. Campbell
Austin
Minnesota
Donald Sinclair
Mr. Campbell
Sinclair
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Dubuque
M. M. Sinclar
Fremont
Ohio
Niagara Falls
H. Robinson
Katherine
Edington
Illinois
James Nichols
Edward Lombard
Rigby
Edwards
Mesdames Rigby
Los Angeles
California
Lange's Mia
L. R. Callahan
J. W. Hutton
B. Clark
Clark
Philadelphia
Esther Rittmer
Katherine Hoffman
Monticello
Otto Rittmer
Bert Clark
Koon
Scotch Grove
August Brokens
Cascade Couple Wed At St Martin’s Church
Miss Margaret Moran of Cascade and Gerald Dunn of Garry Owen were married at St Martin’s church in Cascade on a Wednesday morning ceremony officiated by Rev Rooney. The bride is a former county teacher and the groom a Garry Owen farmer. Afterward a small wedding breakfast was held at the bride’s home. The couple will reside on a farm near Garry Owen.
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Margaret Moran
Cascade
Gerald Dunn
Garry Owen
St. Martin's Church
Rooney
Thomas Moran
Sanger
Worthington Road
Vretuge
Chicago
Oelwein
Dyersville
Worthington
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Albers
Rev. Rooney
Bridget Rooney
Rutland
Vermont
Rey. Rooney
Catherine Rooney
J. H. Devaney
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbus
Devaney
Supreme Council
John Klein
Eleanor
Josephine Lauser
Scanlon
Elizabeth Merfield
Leo Pettinger
Joe Garrity
Paul B. Kirchen
Anamosa
Catherine Kirchen
Washington, D. C
Vincent McClain
Marie Barrett
Ralph
Waterloo
George Dolphin
Mercy Hospital
Charles Walsh
Joseph Walsh
St. Paul
Minnesota
William Walsh
Launsbach
LeVine & Co
B. H. Hart
M. Norberta
St. David
Joe Luther
Montana
Mary Deichel
Hamburg
Germany
John Deichel
Louis Dandel
St. Mary's
Albers
Robert Schaeffer
Omaha
Will Walsh
Melinda Gallobitz
Ann Gallobitz
Laura May
Arnold
George May
Clinton
James Becker
J. P. Kirchen
Nick Faber
Urban Faber
Ed Hogan
Bridge Club
Will Tallman
Dubuque
Dorinda Lorang
Milwaukee
Wyoming Historical Society Holds Second Annual Meeting
Thirty six members gathered on the Calkins homestead lawn for the Wyoming Historical Society second annual meeting tributes were paid to organizer Mrs Jf D Chassell Officers elected included J W Morse President and Mary Pixley Smith first vice president The society organized September 4 1924 and now has 100 members The group plans to preserve Wyoming Journal files under Park Chamberlain Anamosa as chair. The Wyoming Mutual Telephone Co lays underground cable on Main street toward Washington and Milwaukee lines moving switchboard by early fall.
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Wyoming Historical Society
Calkins
Jf. D. Chassell
Park Chamberlain
Anamosa
Wyoming Journal
Edward J. Chassell
Town Historical Society
Jones County
J. W. Morse
Mary Pixley Smith
S. O H. Brainard
Carrie Leach Stephenson
M. Babcock
Fannie Franks
Mae Johnson Peck
Emma Alden
Elva Calkins Briggs
Grinrod
Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company
Main Street
Washington Street
Milwaukee Railroad
C. C. Overly
John Lazare
Onslow Area Deaths and Community Notices
Elijah Streets died at the university hospital in Iowa City Saturday morn ing. Funeral held at his mother's Maquoketa home Monday. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Streets, pioneer Monmouth residents, from a family of fifteen, with seven surviving members listed. The Hamilton family reunion occurred at Lakehurst with attendees from Maquoketa Monmouth Onslow Clinton and Monticello. Other notes cover limestone grinding on the Walters farm near Madison township, a dog bite incident to Max Fayram, and various visits and social events in Onslow and nearby towns.
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Baldwin Home Economics Club
Joe Holub
Mildred Vaughn
Leota Wherry
Hetty Ranks
Jean Downing
Rose Day
Madge Votter
Beth Schaefer
Louis Rohwedder
Dilton Atherton
Rowena Sanders
Mildred McCann
Adriana
Boston
Massachusetts
Emma A. Bates
Omaha
Mary E. Bates
Chicago
H. S. Bates
Mia
Irene
Frances
Cody
Wyoming
Amelia Bates Shaffer
Id Bates
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hugh Campbell
A.D. Hunt
Davenport
R. G. Grassfield
Florida
Hunt Home
J. C. Bowen
A. B. Bowen
F. B. Wyatt
Maqu
Cornell College
DeBest
Springville
The
Presbyterian Church
Findley Brown
Plainfield
Illinois
W. J. Beckwith
Bert Bottomstone
Arnold
Joplin
Missouri
Frances Franks
J. H. Perrine
Oak Lawn Farm
Anamosa
R. W. Waite
Waterloo
J. W. Waite
Wayne Griswold
Sioux City
Henry Griswold
E. BE. Meyers
Mildred Siler
Lisbon
Elijah Streets
University Hospital
Iowa City
Delia Streets
Maquoketa
Streets
John Streets
Monmouth
Thomas
Onslow
Elizabeth McGraffit
Tolbert
Minnesota
Caroline Reid
Hiram
Harriet Hale
Hamilton
B. F. Walters
Claude Sweet
Hale
Mr. Sweet
Walters
Madison Township
Max Fayram
Claude Fayram
William Fletcher
Will Dennison
John McAllister
Matilda Dennison
Hopkinton
Women’s Missionary Society
Cecil Smith
Treasury
May DeWitt Edwards
Logansport
Indiana
Ahab DeWitt
Peterson
George Smith
Clinton
Marietta Sears
Mildred Stickley
Raymond Tebo
Ringling
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Hall
Beth Conley
Francey Keating
R. W. Chatterton
Jane Bullock
Alvin Hanna
Ming Hanna
J. C. Snow
Rockford
I Ilinois
A. K. McMaster
C. R. Smith
Eagle Grove
Howard Willison
Win
Marguerite Berger
Epworth
Mila Kerr
Electrician Louis Wiley Fatally Electrocuted in Blairstown
Louis Wiley a 36 year old employee of the Iowa Railway and Light company was electrocuted at Blairstown last Wednesday while performing repairs on a high tension wire. He worked as a maintenance man and was killed during the contact.
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Louis Wiley
Iowa Railway and Light Company
Blairstown
Community Notes on Camps and Visits at Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove residents host and visitcampers at Lange's Mill and surrounding areas. Families from Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Dubuque and Austin Minnesota join picnics trips and sesqui centennial plans while Scout groups meet for fishing and outdoor activities.
Rain delays threshing and oats spoil in shocks
SAND SPRING reports heavy rain slowing threshing across areas with oats spoiling in shocks while corn looks promising. Local families such as the Batchelders, Hayes, and Brights share visits and trips from Langworthy to Monticello and Delhi, with dairy day and park outings noted. A creamery received coal and feed shipments and a stock car left town last Wednesday.
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Iowa
J. Batchelder
Pearl
Langworthy
Ray Hayes
Monticello
J. L. Batchelder
John Batchelder
Charles Martin
Son Forrest
Hopkinton
Creamery Company
Lester Gearhart
Anamosa
Castile Grove Farm Bureau Meeting and Local News
The August 3 Farm Bureau meeting drew nearly two hundred at the school house with County Agent Strike showing three film reels and the play All on a Summer's Day praised by attendees. Local bids awarded for gravel work. Caspers threshes 200 bushels of oats from 26 acres. Barrack buys Bradle farm for 21000. community visitors and social events noted including Miss Nella Davis hosting youths and Lutheran ladies society event.
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Castle Grove
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Clark
Anamosa
Mr. Haden
Omaha
Nebraska
A. J. M. Caspers
Henry Barrack
William Bradle
Hopkinton
Nella Davis
George Specht
HK. FP. Burr
Jones County Farm Bureau
Gerhard Kits
Monticello
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Lutheran Church
Henry Johnson
Ralph Zimmerman
Cass Township
Ss. M. Hosford
Cedar Rapids
Monticello residents report visits and rodeo interest
Miss Katie Caspers of Monticello spent part of last week in the parental home. Fred Macther is receiving medical treatment in the hospital in Monticello. Several from this vicinity attended the Cedar Rapids rodeo last week. Mrs. John Rickels is making improvements on her dwelling.
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Katie Caspers
Monticello
Fred Macther
Cedar Rapids
John Rickels
Center Junction events and upcoming Amber notices
Amber August 10 1926 reports Harold Siebels to Iowa City for leg operation. Center Junction Methodist youth present The Noble Outcast on August 18 with specials between acts. An Amber Chicago excursion departs Saturday night and returns Sunday afternoon. Local visits and church Wayne farms bureau meeting planned this week. New Wayne schoolhouse nearing completion and fall term prep. Elsie Willet visits from Camanche. Will Burham travels to Chicago for business.
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George Siebels
William Werdeman
Harold
Iowa City
Center Junction
Will Alexander
Howard Leech
Mary
Ed Duncan
Ruth Suett
Mary Lou
Monticello
Hsther McCreedy
Washington
Wayne Farms Bureau
Amber Church
Grover Preston
Philip Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Wayne
Elsie Willet
Camanche
W. R. Zimmerman
Will Burham
Chicago
Iowa Sheriff Calls for Headlight Law Compliance
John Bodenhoffsr, 81, Sheriff of Jones County Iowa, notes a message from W Ramsay secretary of state about enforcing the motor vehicle law on headlights. The direct beam must not rise above 42 inches at 76 feet and all lights should be tested to avoid violations.
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W. ©. Ramsay
John Bodenhofsr
Jones County
Iowa
Holstein Breeders Seek County Herd From Jones County Fair
The Holstein Breeders Association plans to form a county herd from Jones County Fair entries for display at multiple county fairs. Entries are encouraged, and O R Howie is the secretary for further information. Winchester plants, McNeill's Hardware.
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Holstein Breeders Association
Jones County
Phone O. R. Howie
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B. J. Farley
Scotcil Grove
Castile Grove
WOC
B. J. Palmer
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Iow
DR. Hoffmann
Monticello, Iowa
J. E. Bateman
Peacock Shop
Amber
Winchester Palnts
McNeill
Jer Economical Transportation
Chevrolet
F.o.b. Flint, Mick
Cos
Jones County Fair
Charleston
Art Hall
Ford Races