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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1901

Page

5

Ames Students Win Spoor Trophy at Chicago Stock Show

The agricultural students at the State College at Ames won the Spoor trophy for best livestock judges at a Chicago stock show last week, defeating rivals from about a dozen agricultural colleges. Senator Depew plans marriage in Paris before Christmas, with a directory listing December 1901 as the date to Miss May Palmer.

State College Ames Chicago Senator Depew Paris Congressional May Palmer

Postmasters Reappointed as Terms End Soon

Iowa postmasters Wonser at Tama and Brotherlin at Tipton receive re appointments as terms near termination. A Methodist hymnal revision committee in Cincinnati votes to drop Sweet Hour of Prayer and He Leadeth Me from future editions despite lingering popularity among Methodists.

Post Office Department Iowa Wonser Tama Brotherlin Tipton Cincinnati

Bank Robberies Turn Deadly in Iowa

Iowa crimes surge as bank robberies claim lives. Two Greenville robbers were arrested and convicted of first degree murder and await execution. In Chelsea last week robbers shot the nightwatchman during a planned bank rooting.

Iowa Greenville Chelsea

Telegraph Herald Advises Cascade Pioneer on Democratic Drift

The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald urges the Cascade Pioneer to resist backsliding toward old-time Democratic followers of Cleveland. It laments kind words for voters who opposed Democratic candidates after backing modern principles and warns the Pioneer to shun those fellows as bad guides. The piece insists the editor stay away from these associates and remain a good boy.

Dubuque

Congressman Cousins Pushes Repeal Of Bankrupt Law

The piece commends Congressman Cousins for introducing a bill to repeal the bankrupt law. It notes Iowa congressmen largely opposed its enactment, arguing the country tires of its misuse. Debtors have exploited it, harming creditors, and the agricultural heartland of Iowa has little need for the law.

Cousins Iowa Towa

Senator Allison Unanimous ReElection Favored by Press

The Iowa State Register lauds a unanimous re election for Senator Allison but questions if Democratic lawmakers will join Republicans. Telegraph Herald of Dubuque protests the idea while arguing for a conditional vote and contends free silver influenced the defeat was not decisive.

Iowa State Register Allison Allizon Telegraph-Herald of Dubuque Telegraph-Herald

Eloquence of Mr Cousins At Delmonico Banquet

The Washington Times reports Congressman Robert G. Cousins of Town delivered a Burns themed oration at a St Andrew society banquet in New York. The hall fell silent as he spoke with mellow cadence, evoking Scotland and Ayrshire poet Robert Burns to thunderous acclaim.

Cousins Washington Times St. Andrew Society Delmonico Robert G. Cousins United States William C. Beer New York Shoeham Manhattan Andrew Carnegie Robert Burns Ayrshire Robert Ingersol Cousin Scotland

Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day for Mary’s Request

Mary Zigiang of Northwestern Iowa pressed Governor Shaw to set a second Thanksgiving after illness kept her from the feast. The governor issued a proclamation asking parents to rest from secular labor on the day and to gather with friends, inviting Mary to choose guests and ensuring she receives a festive spread. he even sent a turkey by express from Des Moines.

Mary Zigiang Iowa Shaw Mary Des Moines

Pneumonia and the Nurse's Role Highlighted in Dr Ramsey Lecture

Dr Ramsey of St Paul spoke to a medical association on pneumonia. He called it an interesting disease for nurses with crises where life rests with the nurse. He traced pneumonia to a germ, exposure and low vitality, noting men suffer more than women due to exposure and liquor.

Ramsey St. Paul Medical Association

Narrow escape from fire at Beatty home on military road

Early last Monday morning a fire in the kitchen of John Beatty’s home on the military road west of town was discovered by awakened occupants. The blaze, likely started from the stove, was put out with damages totaling $60. No injuries are reported.

John Beatty Military Road

Smallpox reported in Delaware case linked to Pipestone funeral

A mild smallpox case is reported in Delaware involving Merton Boomer's young son who attended his grandfather Bateman's funeral. The patient arrived from Pipestone and exposure is acknowledged though officials hope no further spread will occur. Newton Fuller, a farmer near Ehler, was fatally struck by an Illinois Central train near Coggon after a wagon crossing injury.

Delaware Merton Boomer Pipestone Mion Bateman Hopkinton Newton Fuller Ehler Illinois Central Coggon Mr. Fuller

Browningas of Tennessee would crowdsail if all were busy

A columnist notes that if congressmen matched Brownlow of Tennessee in industry a recall of nine tenths would be necessary. He cites Brownlow's first days' session with 252 bills introduced and remarks that the day was not brisk for additional bills.

Brownlow Tennessee

Roosevelt Epigrams And Rural Mail Routes In Iowa

The President's message extols prudence in business and wage protection while urging forest conservation and peaceful policy. Iowa notes hog price trends, cattle sales, and two rural mail routes pending approval, with August Jansen and Peter C. Lewson posting strong Chicago market results. Harry Cook begins the first rural route from Wyoming, 24 miles long, with two horses and a man.

Tona Bob Iowa Chicago August Jansen Mr. Jansen Peter C. Lewson Wyoming Harry Cook Harry

Rural Mail Routes Planned for Hopkinton County

Hopkinton is set to gain a countywide rural mail route system under Agent Boyland of the federal post office. He is laying out two new Hopkinton routes one east and one southwest and aims to replace haphazard petitions with a complete county grid. The change will end the Monticello to Manchester star route and affect Broadway post office service with Hazel Green to be served by daily routes.

Hopkinton Agent Boyland Iowa Manchester Boyland Town Department Monticello Broadway Hazel Green

Paroled forger returned to prison by governor’s order

O R Bruce of Central City who was paroled after a January 1900 Linn county district court forgery conviction has been re-arrested and sent back to the state penitentiary due to parole violations. Governor Shaw emphasizes strict supervision of paroled prisoners to prevent reoffending.

O. R. Bruce Central City District Court Linn County Shaw State Penitentiary

Iowa State Teachers Association to Meet in Des Moines

The forty seventh annual session of the Iowa State Teachers association will be held in Des Moines from December 26 to 30. A long program across the association’s departments has been arranged.

Iowa State Teachers’ Association Des Moines

Beware of Certain Traders in the Chicago Records

Uncle Silas warns in the American Thresherman about traders who rub their hands while bargaining and those who propose a high ball before business. He equates such gestures to predatory preambles and urges caution in negotiations.

Chicago Records Herald Silas

Auditor Merriam Sets Next Year Assessment Rules

Iowa state officials issue instructions to county auditors for next year’s assessment beginning after January 1. New buildings added to the assessment, while leased land is treated as personal property. The board of review supplies guides for assessors stressing ink write ups and prohibition of nicknames or ditto marks, with books to be proof-read from assessors’ rolls.

Iowa State Register Merriam Board of Review

Frequent Happenings From the Philadelphia Bulletin

A column sketches social habits and language quirks. It notes women resisting defeat in cards, men with loud voices enjoying argument, and the appeal of polished sentences. It reflects on oratory, generalities, luck versus business sense, and how life choices shift under pressure.

Philadelphia Bulletin

Unprecedented farm paper club offer for four papers

The Iowa Homestead Farmers Institute Editions and The Poultry Farmer join our own paper in a four publication club. Readers gain local county and general news for one year at 220 dollars. The Homestead Poultry Farmer and Farmers Institute Editions are praised for practical farming guidance. Offer lasts a short time.

Iowa Homestead Farmers’ Institute Poultry Farmer West Homestead

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships and Additions

A series of property transfers are recorded including deeds from 700 Jonathan Easterly and J T Cole to J J Bender Lot 11 Block 8 Smiths Add Otis, Snyder and wife to Andrew Ballourts in Olin, and further transfers listing parcels in Richland Monticello Fairview and Wyoming. Selections include lands in Sec 2 Oxlord Sec 10 Fairview Sec 18 Wyoming and other blocks and lots with amounts noted such as 3300 1500 1700 8000 130 240 100 and 19468 dollars.

Jonathan Easterly J. T. Cole J J. Bender Smith EE Snyder Andrew Ballourts J W Rhodes Manna SD Seamonds John’ Wagener Geo McKeever Richland Dell Williams Frank Hoffman Martelle WYNN Mattie E Fagan S D Alspaugh Scott & Rivnneta J W Lyon Fannie L Baitne Julia A Farwell Chas Bidwell Jos Emery J H Byerly Soc Wyoming

Nickel Plate Will Sell Holiday Round Trip Fares

The Nickel Plate Road announces round trip tickets at a fare and one third to any Central Passenger Association territory point for Christmas and New Year holidays. Sales occur December 24 25 81 1901 and January 1 1902 with through service to New York City Boston and other eastern points. Tickets available at Chicago station Van Buren Street and Pacific Avenue via the Elevated Loop. For details contact General Agent John Y Calahan 111 Adams St Chicago 2414.

Nickel Plate Road Central Passenger Association New York City Boston Chicago van Buren St Pacific Ave John Y. Calahan Adams St

Properties for sale near post office at bargain

Local reader offers several good houses and lots for sale including a listing within one block of the post office. Address 23w2 James Voorhees.

Thoroughbreds

A fragment from Scribner's depicts a spirited scene with Nellie and a blooded bay mare driven by eager riders. The dialogue blends rustic horsemanship and rural bravado as nature and sport converge in a countryside setting.

Bargain Day offer for 1902 Capital newspaper

On December 28 the Des Moines Daily Capital marks Iowa’s admission anniversary with a $2.00 yearly at mail order. Current subscribers can renew for 1902 by paying $2.00 and sending a letter and check to Safe Young. Also promotes gift subscriptions and a club rate with The Express for Inter Ocean.

Iowa Des Moines Safe Young Associated Press Tun Express Chicago Inter Ocean Tie

Scott's Emulsion Aids Dull and Pale Children

An advertisement compares horses fed grain and cross fed to show feeding as the key to vitality. It claims Scott's Emulsion adds nourishment, increases appetite, improves digestion, and supplies red blood to pale or thin children, making ordinary food more effective. It invites readers to request a free sample.

Scott Scott & Bowne

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