23 Aug 1877
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1877
Page
1
The Tak Express reports S M Yoran to enter the legislative race amid broad support. Friends and local Republicans pledge united backing statewide, citing his public service, spotless character, and debater's wit. He had previously renounced candidacy but now accepts the field with widespread confidence.
The Samamosa Journal condemns charges against Warden Martin as paltry and malicious. It asserts the publication stems from insatiable malice and defends its own reporting while promising data to justify its investigative role.
A critical comparison of prison clothing records and discharged prisoner dates reveals at least 12 suits charged to the State that were not given to the prisoners at discharge, with several purchases on dates when no discharge occurred. Editors defend ahead-of-time buys but findings suggest misallocation and possible theft.
A Nebraska institute session reports expanded programing with topics in arithmetic geography and reading while Prof. Foster and Prof. Shepard present methods and philosophies. State Superintendent Von Coelln addresses teachers and a resolutions committee is formed for next term.
The Monticello Express questions the legality of the Warden’s investigation at the Additional Penitentiary. It argues the code required a three‑accountant commission, while Governor appointments differ. The piece explains Foote’s appointment under code sections 4799 132 and 760, notes the visiting committee role, and clarifies the state officer versus institution distinction in Iowa precedent.
A group of fishermen near the Greening farm on Rattlesnake Creek in Shohola PA debate fish traits. Uncle Jerry defends the pickerel as teenaishus via tall yarns about pickered procedures and a Teetotaller tale. The Squire recalls Teetotaller’s spring antics and the fish’s fate ending with a poison scare and death of Teetotaller.
The article discusses decay as a natural outcome of growth, arguing civilizations dissolve only after development. It cites President Ledlge and Prof Youmans, notes on deterioration, and asserts progress requires organized effort. It then highlights Bellevue and Cascade Railroad plans with local backing and a push to connect the towns.
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