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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1905

Page

3

Washington Letter on Navy Appeals and Smoot Hearings

An article notes the upcoming joint session on February 8 to count electoral votes for Roosevelt and Fairbanks, and Secretary Morton presses naval recruiting through illustrated pamphlets. It covers the Senate gallery audience, especially John Dolliver and his father, and reports on Smoot hearings with women observers and focus on Mormonism.

Ashington Theodore Roosevelt Charles Warren Fairbanks United States Senate House of Representatives Congress House Charles W. Fairbanks Washington Vas Morton Uncle Sam Baol

Career of Postmaster General Wynne to a high diplomatic post

The article notes Postmaster General Wynne plans to retire March 4 and be succeeded by George Bruce Cortelyou. Roosevelt offers Wynne the consul general at London, a top paying berth with notarial fees pushing total income above the ambassador's. Wynne rose from messenger boy to cabinet member, likened to Garfield's ascent from humble beginnings.

Wynne George Bruce Cortelyou Roosevelt Mr. Wynne London Henry Clay Evans Tennessee Court of St. James United States James A. Garfield

The Tragedy in the Garden in Sacred History

A devotional narrative recounts Adams Eve fall, Satan’s plot, and the Edenic judgment. It traces temptation by the serpent, Eve’s sin, and the first separation from God, ending with God’s judgment and the provision of coverings through sacrifice. The piece emphasizes biblical references, mortality, and salvation through blood sacrifice.

Satan Eve Adam Hell God James Garden of Eden

Two Dollivers Observe Senate Gallery Family Scene

An aged, crutch-bound spectator with rugged features watches the senate gallery’s family section daily. He studies a tall, black-haired young Republican senator nearby as that senator rises to speak.

Tere Senate Tis Republican

Yellow Fever Germ Dispersal Studied by Expeditions

American investigations show yellow fever is spread by the mosquito, and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine plans a second Amazon expedition to locate the disease’s actual cause. At Para in the Amazon the illness remains regularly present in varying intensity.

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Amazon Para

Old Story From Chicago News About a Mule Incident

An old Chicago News item recalls a moment when a man attempted to pass behind a mule and triggered a notable mishap. The quirky tale reflects early street theater and missteps in daily life.

Gyer Green Myer Chicago News

Indian Chief Bank Opens in Skiatook Oklahoma

A bank with an Indian chief as president opens in Skiatook, Oklahoma Territory. Chief W. C. Rogers of the Cherokees heads the organization, incorporated for $10,000 in a town that is only three months old. The note hints at a moral warning from United Presbyterian about temptation.

Skiatook N. T W. C. Rogers K. C. Journal

Centralized horse breeding urged for uniform products

Dr. A S Alexander argues for specialized breeding centers to supply defined horse types. He notes current scattered production raises costs as buyers search for specific breeds and qualities. A county level focus could develop a single flagship product, boosting quality and steady trade with buyers.

A. S. Alexander LaPerche France Scotland England Suffolk Hackney Cleveland Bay Yorkshire

Swinging Front Hog Pin Feeds Pigs Fairly at Trough

An Orange Judd Farmer description shows a hog pen with a swinging front and a hinged wall over the feed trough. An iron rod secures the trough edge and drops into holes to control access, preventing pecking and letting each pig eat.

Orange Judd Farmer

Fresh Manure Handling and Onion Planting Tips

Advice on applying fresh manure to fall plowed land to aid spring crops. Haul manure directly from stables to fields to reduce leaching losses and save labor. Instructions for raising onions with minimal work by long narrow beds and straw mulch, resulting in large onions and soil enrichment.

Best Grain for Poultry Oats Outperform Other Grains

The article argues oats are the most profitable feed for poultry despite opposition. It notes oats are the best balanced grain and, when fed consistently, keep birds from overeating. It cites hulls aiding digestion and praises long-time poultrymen who favor oats.

Modest two story dwelling plans with complete fixtures

A complete two story home priced at 2100 dollars with plumbing furnace heat and rubble stone foundation. Detailed material costs based on Omaha prices. lists framing millwork plastering plumbing siding windows doors and carpentry with total estimates and a note on blueprints from Frederick J. Drake & Co. Chicago.

Frederik J. Drake & Co

Mother Sues Her Baby for Damages in Infancy Case

Lenore Skinyrv, aged three, a ward of Bethany Home on Reel Island, sues her mother Myra A. Smith for 10000 dollars alleging neglect at birth. The child, possibly the youngest plaintiff in county records, was placed in a basket hours after birth and may be partially blind from exposure. Dr W H Bradford of Bethany Home acts as next friend to seek funds for the child's care.

Bloomington, Jr Lenore Skinyrv Bethany Home Reel Island Myra A. Smith Watertown WH Bradford Bethany

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