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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

4

Fair Grounds News and Local Tales at the Fair

Veterans admitted free as war topics dominate the fair scene. A Farley man jokes about running trains and coal for monkeys. Highlanders Band mingles with children’s questions about Belgians and Germans. Refugee garments to be made at Red Cross rooms next week by church groups. Miss Grace Starks and Fred Bohlken wed in Dubuque. Unclaimed mail at Monticello post office includes several names.

Red Cross Grace Starks Fred Bohlken Dubuque Margaret Carmichael Fred Jones

Weather and farm notes from Wyoming area update

August weather brought soaking rains boosting corn and pasture growth while threshing resumes after a delay. Mail service lags and trains are unusable for fair travel. Local road work finishes well and residents report mixed crop quality and active community movements.

Local War Time Updates From Castle Grove and Surrounding Areas

In Castle Grove August 21 two Camp Gordon veterans Carl Jones and Claude Mason report sending many boys to Columbus Georgia to quell striker disturbances. County Council of Defense chiefs to register in September with assistants F C Cramer Rev H G Irvine and W D McLaughlin. Florence Calkins to teach district 3 fall term opening September 2. Tobe Caspers stationed at Orange Texas with coast guard duty. John Fehners loses two horses to lightning. threshing resumes after wet spell. Lightning shatters electric light pole near J A Howie. Reports claim T Conley wreck damage from lightning last week.

Castle Grove Carl Jones Claude Mason Camp Gordon Columbus Georgia County Council of Defense F. C. Cramer H. G C. Irvine W. D. McLaughlin Florence Calkins Monticello Tobe Caspers Orange Texas Coast Guard John Fehners S. M. Hosford Anamosa Countyouncil Defense J. A. Howie T. Conley

Local notices of health, travel, and visitors reported

Joseph King returns from Iowa City after ulcer removal near the eye and weeks in hospital seeking relief. Joe Starks finishes two weeks in Omaha for eye treatment and will stay for further care. Albert Mastin visits his parents. he is in the U S Army at Camp Dodge. Dr Louis G Stuhler must report to Des Moines for medical corps service. Visits from Mrs Himebaugh of Oelwein, Mr and Mrs Hubbard of Anamosa, Raymond Hearn family of Center Junction, and others around Monticello, Wadena, and Rock Island. Macon Telegraph notes Windenburg apoplexy denial, suggesting possible apple jack.

Joseph King Iowa City Joe Starks Omaha Albert Mastin G. W. Mastin Albert U. S. Army Camp Dodge Louis G. Stuhler Des Moines Medical Corps Chicago

Proceedings in Iowa Jones County land suit 1918

In the Iowa District Court of Jones County during the September 1918 term a large group of plaintiffs led by F. Cramer and Nellie S. Cramer sue numerous named defendants including John Lofbary and Philip Mitchell over extensive described tracts of land totaling 142.70 acres. The long listing covers heirs and claimants of Thomas Galligan and others asserting rights to parts of sections 11 14 and 15 in township 86 north range 4 west, with borders defined by highways and section lines.

District Court State of Iowa Jones County F. C. Cramer Nellie S. Cramer John Lofbary Joseph Mann Philip Mitchell Judith Mitchell Raven I Kirkpatrick Rayen Kirkpatrick H. M. Carpenter Mary F. Carpenter Hannah Watson Watson Nos C. Glazier Iinos C. Glazier Enos C. Glazier Inos C. Glazier Arthur Dawson Abigal Dawson James Nichols Lydia Nichols Lincoln Clark William D. McLaughlin Blanche McLaughlin Ezra Springer Sally S. Springer Ilbridge G. Freeman Sophia M. P. Freeman John B. Dickey William G. McConnon John McConnon Frank McConnon Nellie Bevington Wright Thompson Maria Thompson Isaiah Thompson Alice Thompson Cecil Thompson Maggie Richardson Howard Richardson Edward Squires J. W. Thompson Matilda Orr Cam Orr Mmima Stevens Dad Bentley Elsworth Bentley Charles Cramer Agnes Cramer Grace Huston Bert Huston J. H. Cramer Ellen Hollenbeck Henry Hollenbeck Henry D. Hollenbeck Frank V. Hollenbeck Bradley Shepherd Bradley Sheperd D. W. Summerville Warren IF. Barnes Johanna McLaughlin F. D. McLaughlin C. J. McLaughlin Nellie Wales Allie McLaughlin Klen Boswell Hannah C. Gilchrist A. I K. Cramer William Galligan James Galligan James Rourke Johanna Rourke Susan A. Wilson S. P. Cramer P. Cramer Finos C. Glazier Alias Maos C Section Section 14 Eighty-Six I. Kruger Anamosa Doxsie &Doxser

Public Notice of Estate Administration in Jones County

The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints an administrator for the estate of Cornelia Skelley deceased and all claimants must file sworn statements with the clerk within time. Creditors are urged to pay the estate promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa July 31 1918.

Tereby District Court Jones County Town Cornelia Skelley Anamosa Iowa A. D

For Rent and Sale Notices from Monticello Area

A collection of classified notices including for rent a five room house in good repair, for sale items such as a Black walnut desk and a brick house near Hall factory with a 30 day possible possession, a corner property at North Cedar and Seventh streets for $2,000, a late Horace Downer estate home in Monticello, and five acres near Cedar Rapids Iowa with an eight room house. Also a lost Kryptoc spectacles case addressed to Patrick, and a cement work offer by A Ehrisman plus another sale near Monticello and Albuquerque New Mexico trade contacts.

North Cedar and Seventh Streets Edith Brazelton Vergennes Monticello State Bank Horace Downer Monticello Nellie M. Wales S. Edith St Albuquerque N. Mexico Mr. Patrick Maggie Martin Hall Manufacturing Co Cedar Rapids Iowa J. J. Beacom First Ave

Famous medium and clairvoyant visits Monticello

Renowned Life Reader and Psychic William G. Jordan will visit Monticello each Friday offering insights into past lives and future plans without questions. He claims accurate guidance on business, finances, love, and domestic matters, with strict confidentiality and a money-back guarantee.

William G. Jordan Monticello Jordan Mr. Jordan J. Samuels Des Moines George Brown Chicago Jeanette Timmons

Doxsee Doxsee Doxsee Attorneys at Law

The firm of Doxsee Doxsee and Doxsee Attorneys at Law offers general practice and probate estate settlement services in Monticello at Lovell Block.

Lovell Block Monticello Town

What to use to prevent appendicitis

Monticello residents are advised to use simple buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i ka mixed to flush the entire bowel tract deterring appendicitis. One spoonful Adler i ka claims to relieve sour stomach gas or constipation by removing foul matter that clogs the system with instant action noted by Kettlitz Kay druggists.

Monticello Kettlitz & Kay

Green's August Flower heals stomach disorders and liver issues

August Flower is promoted as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion in the stomach and intestines, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates the liver to secrete bile. Sold by W. W. Stickford.

W. W. Stickford

Phosphated Iron Claim Appeals to Strong Healthy Lives

An advertisement extols Phosphated Iron capsules as a tonic for vitality and nerve strength. It cites physicians praising iron and phosphates, urging Run Down individuals to start a supply to regain energy and confidence. The pitch warns against tablets and directs readers to W. W. Stickford the Druggist and other leading druggists.

W. W. Stickford

Who Said Food Will Help Win the War

The article notes the issue of obtaining enough food for armies and civilians and urges readers to protect gardens from insects with Gardite. It recommends Gardite Guards Gardens and mentions The Wolf Chemical Company's Made to Satisfy products, with ordering details from Centralia, Missouri.

Wolf Chemical Company Centralia Missouri

Cabbage and Sausage Diet Promoted by Local Druggist

An endorsement from W. W. Stickford promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cured a woman of severe ailments without surgery. The ad urges cabbage and sausage as part of a simple regimen and asserts one dose proves the remedy, offering money back.

United States Mayr W. W. Stickford

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad with $100 Reward

An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a $100 reward for any catarrh case it cannot cure. It claims 35 years of use and that the remedy works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and remove toxins, urging immediate use and offering testimonials.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

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Farley Muscatine Dennis A. Park Scotch Grove Farley Street Royal Scotch Highlanders C. J. Winter Addo Murray Clara Banner W. M. Jones-Williams Dean Osborn Wyoming Superior Shimerda Onslow McCormack Olin John Allen Trance Howard Countryman S. G. Hutton Byerley’s South Mineral Church L. A. Leek Garrison Mr. Leek Carler C. Wilson Presbyterian Church W. G. Krause Marion W. G. Garrison A. R Portland Oregon Wdna Heasty Daddy Rev Mrs. DeBest A. 12. Himebaugh Oelwein Fred Matthiessen William Hubbard Miss Grace Alva Julers Raymond Hearn Center Junction Harry Young Henry Carter Coggan A. J. Schueler Atkins Burdena Wenger Macon Windenburg Hicks Os. Welch North Cedar Street L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer L. G. Stuhler Prairieburg and Monticello Road John Deischer R. T. Jenney Ford Touring Car Call Miner J. G. Schoon Virginia Cafe John Schoon J. H. Zimmerman A. Ehrisman U.S Brown’s Busines College Davenport, Town C. H. Schipman MAIN S. M. Adamson J. W. Doxseeb Chas. A. Doxsee Doxsee C. N. Patrick Ricklefs & McNeill Hardware R. D. Cooley, Auctioneer Geo. K. Meyer Green F. A. Hefner Stickford A. M. Maurice D. D.S John G. Schoon Charles W. Bosley Lara Bosley Bosley & Bosley Doctors of Chiropractic Princess Theatre Building H. M. Remney Jamis Remley Remley & Remley Attorneys AT Law Main Street Terry Tom America Dramatic Organization Coleman’s Proctor’s NERD Shetland Pontes Ohio River Phineas Fletcher Dancing Coon Rocky Pass New Orleans Red River Louisiana Quartette Jubilee Singers Plantation Melodies Lautenberg Bennett Kelp She Iowa Telephone Company The Monticello Canning Co F. J. Dahling Mer
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