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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1899

Page

4

McKinley Urges Gold Standard and Trust Law Reform

President McKinley outlines a comprehensive annual message touching gold standard currency, banking reforms, a revived merchant marine, and strong trust legislation. He calls for expansion of national banking to $25 000 capital, tighter control of monopolies, and flexible bond purchases to sustain Treasury stability. He also covers Cuba, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and new territorial governance.

Congress Hobart Treasury Central Pacific Railroad Internal Revenue Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department National Banking Act United States Cleveland Maritime Canal Company United States Canal Commission Germany Empire Ife Prussia Lam New York Alaskan Boundary Commission Cuba War Department Cuban Porto Rico Spain Executive Department Senate Legislative Council

There Is Only One Girl in the World For Me Song Query

A humorous exchange from Harper's Bazar cites a lyric about the song There’s only one girl in the world for me. Mrs McPhidget asks about authorship while Mr McPhidget jokes about Adam.

Rural Free Delivery Established in Iowa

Rural free delivery has begun in Iowa with routes in Cedar Falls Dubuque Steamboat Rock and surrounding areas. Cedar Falls serves 711 people with 2444 miles of route across 27 square miles, while Dubuque covers 70 square miles for 2 277 people with three carriers. Steamboat Rock operates a 20 % mile route serving 510 people with one carrier.

Cowan & Ntambleton Oskaloosa J. S. Lewis Council Bluffs Central Station Chicago Northwestern Clinton Charles H. Proehue William Hdret Chardtan Cass County Bank Atlantic Steinke Droux City Calvin Ballard Winterset Parsons College Tairfield Mary Talcott Williams New York Logan Philippine Islands Walter Jones Dubuque Post Office Department Newton van Houten State Agricultural Society Des Moines Schaller Rockwell Tom Juftus O. D. LaGrange Iowa Falls Charles Tolberth Mason City James Allison Earl Owens Chicago & Northwestern Railway Calamus Peter Olinger Wurper Flick & Johnson Davenport Josiah Proctor Walton Muscatine William N. Overhauser Cedar Rapids Iowa Cedar Falls Blackhawk County Clarence Leverse Dow Leverse Dubuque County George J. Dubler Randolph Felgler Monroe H. Royce William B. King Steamboat Rock Hardin County Henry Lilers Berend Dilers

Agricultural crop yield and quality outlook by crop

The preliminary report from the Department of Agriculture lists probable average yields and quality for crops. Corn 81 bushels per acre at 88 percent quality. White potatoes 100 bu/acre at 94 percent. Sweet potatoes 72 bu/acre at 79 percent. Tobacco 40 lb/acre at 98 percent. Hay 1.16 tons/acre at 0 percent. Buckwheat 16 bu/acre at 8 percent. Apples 88 percent. Pears 80 percent. Grapes 29 percent of average production.

National Department of Agriculture Towa

Byers Proposes National Guard Reform and Camp Plans

Adjunct General M L Byers filed his biennial report with Governor Shaw recommending integrating the national guard into the regular army, abolishing officer elections, and urging a $10,000 permanent camp and target range plus an arsenal near the capital for military property storage.

Adj M. L. Byers Shaw Ife National Guard Byers Adjutant General's Office

Death of General Manager F C Hills in arsenic poisoning

General Manager F C Hills of the Sioux City ONeill and Western railroad died in Sioux City after eating breakfast food laced with arsenic intended to kill rats. He was a veteran railroad man dating to the 1800s, an old soldier and a thirty third degree mason.

F. C. Hills Sioux City, O'Neill & Western Railroad Sioux City Mr. Hills

Governor appoints Clifford P. Smith district judge

Gov Shaw announces Clifford P. Smith of Mason City named district judge in Cerro Gordo to replace John C. Sherwin who resigns effective January 1. Sherwin was elected to the supreme bench and will leave the Cerro Gordo post at year start.

Alaska Congress Louisiana Legislative Council Porto Rico Gov. Shaw Clifford P. Smith Mason City Cerro Gordo John C. Sherwin Supreme Sherwin

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