Monticello Beats Hopkinton 35 18 in Local Basketball Clash
Monticello defeated Hopkinton 35 to 18 at Marion after a rough first half where Hopkinton led 11 4. Monticello used substitutions including Laude Cushman and Cilley as the defense tightened in the second half. Marion later fell to Monticello 16 11 in a separate game with Laude scoring multiple times and the team displaying strong passing and guard play.
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Monticello
Wapkinton
Marion
Cushman
Hubbard
Rodman
McLaughlin
Ireland
Hopkinton
Ricardo Cilley
Harper
Hopkkinton
Alberto Cilley
Laude
Shelley
Teitz
Pierce
Martin
Belknap
Uwarper
Kilers
Cilley
Jimmie Laude
Monticello Boys
Jimmie
Drummond
Sebern
Miller
Parsons
Brockman
Scott
Anarchists Return Plan Sparks Quiet Government Response
The New York World reports that about 500 Russian anarchists wish to return home at their own expense with families. the government’s reaction appears minimal aside from a curt dismissal.
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New York World
Railroad coal woes cited as cause of delays in Northwestern trains
A Chicago Tribune note mocks railroad coal quality calling it real estate as a factor in late trains. The St. Paul Pioneer Press comments on France seeking peace without victory. Obituary for Christopher Carruthers of Prairie township Delaware county notes his death on the seventh after a brief illness. Judge George W. Dunham of Manchester resigns from the tenth district bench. FE Stiles to succeed. Dunham, a lifelong Delaware county resident, cites distance from home and plans to focus on personal business. Stiles, Oberlin alumnus, becomes judge after long legal study.
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George W. Dunham
Manchester
Tenth Judicial District
Delaware
Buchanan
Grundy
Blackhawk
FE. B. Stiles
Dunham
Judge Dunham
Jones County
Delaware County
Stiles
Oberlin College
Christmas vacation extended and school bills approved
December 6 1919 Board of Education meeting extends Christmas vacation by four weeks from December 19 1919 with next term starting January 19 1920. Bills approved for Brainerd Tuel Labor Cross Adv Co John Tschantz wood and other items. Also notices final reports for estates in Jones County with hearing set January 87 1920 and auction notices. RAT SNAP advertisement included.
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Board of Education
E. FE
Reed
O. I. Brainerd
Lazell
G. Stuhler
Brainerd
R. Tuel
Cross Adv. Co
John Tschantz
Merk
District Court
Jones County
Mary Harris Eixtrix
Fleury
Irk Harris
Anamosa
Iowa
AJA
Chirk Merk
Jones Co
Rat Snap Earns Quick Rodent Victory, Says King
Mr. R C King touts RAT SNAP after rats plagued his premises for months, killing most quickly with the product. He reports chickens and eggs spared, feed saved, and few live rats remaining. Available in three sizes 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1.00, sold by W W Stickford and druggists.
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Europe
W. W. Stickford
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Monticello High School
Bethlehem
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Jerusalem
Saraphine Schweitzer
Elfrieda Cartano
Dwight Cushman
Robert Cushman
la Verne Rockstad
Beale Perrine
Shepherds
William Rickels
Earl van Voltenberg
Vernon Brazelton
Alva Gerdes
Bethelhem
Lincoln Journal
Dallas News
Springfield
Mass
Chicago Tribune
Northwestern
France
St. Paul
Tress
Christopher Carruthers
Prairie Township
Minneapolis
Lady Astor
House of Commons
House of Representatives
School Board Proceedings
Palmer's
L. P. Waddick Auctioneer
Jones Co. Trust & Savings Bank
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Lovell Block
Roy D. Cooley
Wyoming
J. E. Bateman
Monticello, Iowa
Best Values
Smith’s Variety Store
Ampco
the Smith Variety Store
C. R. Coon
Sheffield
Peterson
Clothes
Wen
the House of Kuppenheimer
Lion Brand
Nobby
Giftiz
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