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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

9

Foley Family Heads to California for March Return

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Foley and son Eugene with William Bronson left for California by auto this morning heading south via southern routes. They expect to be away until the first of March. A large Congregational church gathering honored Rev Hyans with his farewell sermon as pastor.

W. B. Foley Eugene William Bronson Auto California Congregational Church Hyans

Hopkinton Leader Items and Local Happenings

J C Pierce of Monticello moves his family to the old Andrews house in Delhi. William Zeuch to be treated at Elmhurst sanitarium near Chicago for a stroke. J B Bateman visits from Monticello to inspect prospects for markets. Hopkinton high school basketball beats Strawberry Point 37 to 10 in season opener. HB Main wraps up loan contest. Paul Gienappe wins Wolverine shoes with a 14 inch length. Contest results list many entrants with car length measurements.

J. C. Pierce Monticello Andrews House Delhi William Zeuch Elmhurst Chicago J. B. Bateman John Hopkinton High Strawberry Point Hopkinton HB. L. Main Paul Gienappe Mr. Main Paul Gienappe Charles Reggentin, Jr M. Ward Jack Chapman Charles Reggentin Albert Edgar Ernest Bradke Joe Yankovic A. G. Barr C. King Clark Dighton Harley Dighton John Gudenhauf R. J. McNeill William Kenny M. Green FB. Martin Ray Billings Arthur Reed

Eastern Star and Fraternal Groups Elect Officers

At a Monday East ern Star meeting officers for 1926 were chosen: Emma Cave ward matron Rh A Rickless patron Grace Stuhr associate matron Emma Shimerda secretary Emma Thorn treasurer Anna Bieber conductress Ide Ricklefs associate conductress. Zealous Lodge No 435 A F and A M held a Dec 8 election for 1927 officers: Joe Bur esh worshipful master Louis Mizaur senior warden James L Cave junior warden W C Thorn treasurer Fred S Harms secretary. American Legion Auxiliary met Dec 3 electing officers for the year: A B Hodoval president Mary Lasack first VP John Kleineck second VP Lulu Tordsen secretary Helen Shimanek treasurer A T First chaplain John Stuhr sergeant at arms Thomas Hunwartsen historian.

Eastern Star Chapter Emma Cave Rh. A. Rickless Grace Stuhr Emma Shimerda Emma Thorn Anna Bieber Ide Ricklefs Zealous Lodge No. 435 A. FP A. M Joe Buresh Louis Mizaur James L. Cave W. C. Thorn Fred 5. Harms American Legion Auxiliary A. BB. Hodoval Mary Lasack John Kleineck Lulu Tordsen Helen Shimanek A. T. First John Stuhr Thomas Hunwartsen

Bright Hattorial Quips

A bundle of light humor quotes and social observations from various papers. Snippets cite Punch parodies about crafts and driving, public names like Jack Dempsey, Dutch windmills, and a London child specialist’s odd view on baby noise.

Brooklyn Eagle America Rutland Colorado Jack Dempsey Florence Ala Nevada New York London Minneapolis Journal

Brookhart Irregularity Question in Iowa Senate Race

The Davenport Times notes no question of Mr Brookhart's irregularity and says he does not deserve listing as a Republican Yet the voters of Iowa chose either the senator or Democrat Dan Steck as his successor This outcome hinges on the disposition of contested ballots.

Davenport Brookhart Iowa Dan Steck

Monticello Council Adopts Bills and Lighting Contract

Monticello Iowa council approves payments of numerous water sewer and fire fund claims and adopts a street lighting contract with M A Harrison for city lighting at 8 cents per kilowatt hour. Pro tem mayor Bates presides with votes unimpeached and a December 1925 meeting adjourns.

Peeeeeereenene Low Steel & Iron Works Acme Machine Co Town Windmill & Pump Co Leroy Clark Ray Hechternacht Cedar Rapids Pump & Su Co Tom Pander Monticello State Bank Monticello Elec. Co Chas. Nolan Monticello Elec, Co Iowa Steel & Strow Works General Fund N. W. Bell Telephone Co Phque J. J. Locher Ray Echternacht City SPPAS Decgeenatijaene Underwood Typewriter Co One BELGE Hanssen & Brown Ihoe Jones A. J. H. McNeill Reed Albert Meyer Ld Wiler Hay Skelley Va Hose Co Locher Hook & Ladder Co L. Alam Bates Rodman Schneider Rockstand van Meter H. W. Jacobs Monticello Iowa Ray Schternacht

Monticello Electric Power Contract Details 1925

The city of Monticello Iowa enters contracts for street lighting and pumping power with the Monticello Electric Company. The street lighting agreement sets a minimum annual charge of 2500 dollars with adjustments to 2600 if the annual light bill falls short. It covers city buildings and extensions within the city limits with cost sharing for poles and wiring and penalties for outages. The pumping power contract commits the second party to supply power to city pumping stations at 3 cents per kilowatt hour, with monthly payments and no responsibility for operation or supervision of pumps. Both contracts run from January 1, 1926 to June 29, 1936.

Bates Hodman Schneider Rock- van Meter Monticello Iowa M. A. Harrison First Street Cfty W. H Monticello Electric Company J. J. Locher Ray Wehrernacht

Monticello Electricity Contract Provisions for 1926

The agreement requires party two to supply power for city pumps largely at night to avoid peak loads, with a 220 volt night standard and 216–220 volt day range. The city must maintain equipment. voltage registrars and protections are specified, and the contract binds M A Harrison and associates to retain the franchise if transferred. Effective January 1 1926 to June 29 1926.

Anid M.A. Hareson Monticello M. A. Harrison Sid City Monticello Electric

Legal notice of city clerk signatures adjournment

The document notes a legal motion and adjournment in Monticello Iowa with signatures by Mayor J. J. Locher Ray Echternacht and city officials including Bates Clark pro tem. It references a party of the second part and memoranda of seal and hand.

Ray Echternacht B. Bates Protein Monticello Towa J. J. Locher Iy Clark M. A. Harrison Hay Echternacht O. BE. Bates

Quickest Time Earliest California Arrival Tour Train

A high class all steel tourist bleeper runs from Monticello Iowa to Los Angeles California on December 22 and January 5 and 19 via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry Kansas City and Rock Island Southern Pacific Golden State Route. Departs Monticello 6 56 p m arrives Los Angeles 2 15 p m after three nights en route with Golden State dining car meals. For berth reservations contact J C Thornton Monticello and C C Gardnar Des Moines officials.

Monticello Iowa Los Angeles California Chicago J. C. Thornton C. M St. Paul Ry C. C. Gardnar Rock Island Lines Royal Union Life Bldg Des Moines

Tourist Sleeping Car to Los Angeles via Milwaukee Route Ad

Travel ad announces a Tourist Sleeping Car from Austin Calmar Monticello Cedar Rapids and intermediate stations to Los Angeles via Chicago and Milwaukee St Paul with weekly departures October 20 to January 19. Consult Milwaukee agents for excursion rates and service details.

Chicago Miwaukee St. Paul Ry Austin Calmar Monticello Cedar Rapids Kansas City Milwaukee

Christmas stationery deal from The Express job department

A box of 125 sheets and 100 envelopes, either named or plain, offered at nominal cost. Also listed is a California tourist sleeper from Monticallo via C M and St P to Kansas City and Santa Fe lines, with 30 minute stops at Predator Harvey meal stations, for reservations through local agents in Des Moines.

the Express California Monticallo C. M St. P Kansas City Santa Fe

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