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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

2

William Crane, Ida Grove Pioneer Obituary

William Crane died August 5 in Ida Grove after heart trouble. Born May 16 1841 on the Isle of Man, he came to America at age 12 and settled in Jones County Iowa. He married Margaret Bolt August 3 1863 and they celebrated their golden wedding with family and friends. Surviving children include Alice Jamieson John Fletcher Henry Elijah Maggie Crawford and Thomas foster son. a brother Thomas and a Isle of Man half brother. Funeral 2 PM today at the Church of God Rev Jay O Kornorook officiating burial in Ida Grove cemetery.

William Crane Ida Grove Isle of Man Thomas America Jones County Iowa Margaret Bolt Monticello Alice M. Jamieson John Aurelia Emily D. W. Fletcher Battle Creek Henry Elijah Maggie J. Y. Crawford Crane Ida County Christian Church Church of God Jay O. Kornorook

Hunters Kill a Blooded Cow in Storm Shock

Hopkinton leader J Platt discovered after the storm that a blooded Holstein cow on his farm was killed. Initial belief blamed lightning but postmortem showed a broken jaw and a bullet wound through the tongue. Platt plans to focus on local hunters after the incident.

Hopkinton J- Platt Platt

Grass roots parties rise in Kansas City politics

Beveridge comments on two Populist movements as grassroots efforts gaining traction, noting one party now faces a setback as it sinks from prominence and remains under the radar in local political shifts.

Kansas City Journal Beveridge

Beef supply outlook warns of high prices for years

Union Stock Yards statistician M F Horine says cheap beef cannot be expected for several years due to widespread droughts reducing breeding stock. He urges corn belt farmers to breed more cattle and expand silage and alfalfa feeding to rebuild herd numbers and lower costs over time.

M. F. Horine Union Stock Yards and Transit Company Chicago Horine Mexico Canada Atlas Portland Cement

Flinn Confesses Motive Behind Roosevelt Third Term Move

Pittsburgh figure William Flinn tells Roosevelt he supports the third term bid with no selfish aims, framing the moment as startling in New York Tribune coverage.

New York Tribune William Flinn Pittsburgh Roosevelt

General Booth Portrayed as Clear Leader and Man

The Louisville Courier Journal recalls General William Booth as a thorough military leader and a resolute, human figure, praising his commanding bearing and practical character in the era of his work.

Louisville Courier-Journal William Booth

The Camping Season Under Mosquitoes and Tents

The piece notes fewer campers in woods and along streams this season in the county. It cites Walt Mason’s prose poem describing campers chasing nature for two weeks while enduring heat flies, bees, ants, mud, and uncomfortable bivouacs, questioning why they endure such trials.

Walt Mason

Real estate transfers including town lots and a restaurant inventory transfer

Joseph Pekar and wife sell lots 7 and 8 in Oxford Junction for 1975 dollars. Rufus Hammond sells parts of Cronkhite’s addition to Olin for 1 dollar. George Bottomstone transfers lot 6 in Bronson’s add to Wyoming for 860 dollars. Clara Himebaugh to Carrie Johnston covers multiple lots in Onslow for 625 dollars. Charle Taylor sells several Morley lots for 1 dollar. G W Walker transfers restaurant merchandise by assignment. Reuben Shover et al to Martha Gates 7924 acres in Level township for 1 dollar. A M Hart sells Center Junction lots 1 and 2 for 500 dollars.

Joseph Pekar Joseph Balichek Oxford Junction Rufus Hammond Eastern Iowa Building and Loan Association Cronkhite Olin George W. Bottomstone O. E. Bottomstone Wherry’s Bronson’s Wyoming Clara Himebaugh Carrie A. Johnston Onslow Charle Taylor A. R. Embree Wurzbacher Morley G. W. Walker F. J. Fuller Reuben A. Shover Martha H. Gates Sec 15 Level Township A.M. Hart Albert O. Welch Block 26 Center Junction

Smoke for a Living French Tobacco Testers

In the French finance ministry a cadre of tobacco testers samples cigars cigarettes and pipes from morning to evening to evaluate tobacco quality. An official panel of a chairman and five assistants smokes the products including state Havana cigars while coffee counters the nicotine. The job demands years in state service and carries health dangers. Hamburger Nachrichten.

Ministry of Finance France Hamburger Nachrichten

Husband and wife banter over a hat in Harper's Bazar

A humorous exchange from Harper's Bazar features a husband asking if his wife looks bad because she is 11 years old, and the wife quipping that it is simply the hat from last year she wears.

John Harper’s Bazar

Thackeray Hosts Bronte Dinner In Gloomy London Meeting

In June 1850 Thackeray hosted Charlotte Bronte at his London house for a dinner that yielded little conversation. Guests included the Carliles Procters Brookfields Mr Crowe Miss Eliot and Miss Perry. The evening was described as dark and silent before Miss Bronte's grave reply Yes no and Thackeray quietly left for his club.

Charlotte Bronte Yorkshire All England London Lewis Melville Shackeray Country Thackeray Carlyles Procters Brookfields Mr. Crowe Miss Eliot Miss Perry Lady Ritchie Miss Bronte Miss Truelock Mrs. Brookfield

Man who toils for a principle elevates himself

The quote by Theodore Parker extols moral labor and steadfast adherence to principle as a path to personal elevation and honor. It underscores the value of disciplined effort in pursuit of virtuous conduct.

Theodore Parker

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