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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists subscription price at 1.75 dollars under J W Doxsee editor and proprietor with pricing details for residents and readers.
In Castle Grove on Saturday a young blizzard was noted with broad activity. Various local events include hog sales at $5.65 per cwt and a chicken pie supper raising over $12. Farmers report corn in fields and new farm additions. The deaths of Mrs. Ann Laythrope Pierce and other local residents mark the period.
The article notes a builder assigned to construct a Bear Creek bridge faced defeat in a legislative run due to faulty work and costs. It then claims time proved the work cost effective, asserting no superior effort or savings were achieved in the county.
Onstow reports Mary Hansen began work at Stimson's as a clerk. Archie Henderson married and returned home from Scotland. Vera Paul and Laura Coburn, young teachers, entered Coe College. Wm. Wasson assists in settling his mother's estate. Thanksgiving dinners by Presbyterian ladies praised. Ed Franks returns to Cedar Rapids Business College. Duncan Wasson plans to enroll. Visitors home for Thanksgiving include Bessie McQuown, C. D. Walrod, and R. M. Corbit. Local mishap and fines noted. Mrs. John Russell injured, fracture treated by Dr. Knittle. Allie Feehan visiting from Anamosa. Thanksgiving sermons well attended with historical, patriotic and temperance addresses.
Amber reports residents battling grip and hog cholera affecting livestock. Farmers continue corn husking as John Belknap starts duty on rural route 4. Mrs Farragher and daughter Mary visit Ida Grove. Residents attend Clinton trainmen’s ball. Edith Lincoln teaches Black Oak. Grace Farragher teaches Midland.
Cass Iowa November 26 Health notes include Mrs Emma Lake and Mrs Elmer Ketcham sickness in Anamosa area and a new baby girl for Mr and Mrs Eugene Ramsey. Mabel Watt starts a school near Monticello. Tom Hartman rents farm and moves to Anamosa. Dairy data shows cows rising state wide, creameries falling, with 1901 1902 production figures and patrons.
A roundup of small town notes reports Ivan Bain visiting Independence Linn Anderson and her mother dine in Clarence James Griswold buried near Monticello Bell Telephone boss James Perfield born in Wyoming Will LeMaster returns from Riggs Alice Kirtpatrick recovers after Vienna operation Thanksgiving gatherings mark the day with church service and aid to Des Moines children's home Local club meetings postponed due to a bazaar and reflections on county board politics.
The Klondike creamery reports October totals: butter received 296,890 pounds. Cream received 12,022 pounds. Butter made 17,399 pounds. Average yield and test and price not fully listed. Also notes price changes for newspaper combinations and an 1902 sale of the H Hanna farm in Castle Grove Township Jones County Iowa at 2 pm December 20.
The article advises careful laundering of linen in cold weather to avoid cracking fibers. It notes frozen linen should dry indoors, while old linens endure outdoor frost for bleaching, but modern bleachers weaken fibers making them less durable than antique linens.
At a garden party in Benares the Countess Palovolovetsch wore a gown that appeared as blue flame with bright light and multicolored fire. The dress was a brocade adorned with 535 fireflies in nets, giving the illusion of shifting tongues of fire as she moved.
The text notes it is impossible to move the eye while watching its own reflection in a fixed head posture. It explains how looking at the nose or other facial parts forces eye movement, yet perceiving the eye in the mirror remains immobile. This helps account for differences between self view and how others see one's expression.
Dr Mason recounts visiting Richard Wagner who handed him a staff written theme. The motif proved to be the dragon motive from the Ring dramas in the Siegfried second act form. Wagner had not yet revealed the drama to the world. A new breakfast food, Grape Sugar Flakes, is for sale by Geo Stubler & Sons.
A historical ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung treatment. It likens consumption to a weed to be attacked early with fresh air rest and hearty meals. The message urges starting the remedy promptly and maintaining regular use for best chance of improvement.
An advertisement touts a free trial of Dr Miles treatment for heart disease nerves liver stomach and dropsy. It claims twenty five years of experience and three times the success of ordinary methods with a restorative elixir tablets laxative pills and plaster. Testimonials from Col E B Spiller Hon W A Warren Julius Keister Mrs R Trimmer and others are cited.
A Pittsboro Indiana druggist endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cure and preventive for coughs colds and croup. Sold by Bacher and Abel. A Missouri parent reports quick relief for a child with cramps after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
The page lists arrival and departure times for trains from Mon ticello including routes to Chicago East, Omaha Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, St Paul Minneapolis Davenport Farley freight Anamosa Marion Kansas City West and other stops with morning and evening schedules.
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