Monticello Express Thursday Edition Price Listing
The Monticello Express announces its Thursday publication schedule and a price of 1.75 dollars for the period.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
4
The Monticello Express announces its Thursday publication schedule and a price of 1.75 dollars for the period.
George Miller shipped a carload of steers to Chicago and D J Hogan sent hogs from Prairieburg. Bentley Clark, longtime resident and official, died aged 53 after a short illness. The community details social events and upcoming notices from Onslow and nearby towns.
WYuriNd Wyoming February reports show Chamberlain in Anamosa on business while J J Bender of Olin visits town. The Hawthorne club meets with Mrs Schamel. Winter cold persists with 25 degrees below zero. Dr A B Corbit attends Jones County Medical Society meeting and presents a paper. Waterworks debate yields potential relief. James Robertson joins post office staff. Miss Kate Morse assists at Monmouth and brings Wyoming post office experience. Roy Lisley of this town, at Coe College, selected as one of three debaters to face Western College. Groundhog Day observed with over 2000 shadowed relatives not looking for shadows. John Bender marks his 70th birthday, a pioneer of the area. Sigma Eta Iota club holds a meeting with officers elected. Next meeting planned with Raymond Wherry.
February notes report L M Rooks confined to house with grip and Mrs Siby O Brien ill with pleurisy. Teachers off with colds ending in grip. Mollie Moore absent. A severe grip hits area. Frank Chase home described as desolate. Rev W G Efalbert attends Plymouth, Illinois after his father dies. George Klaus suffers severe wound after fence incident. C T Elliott attends buttermakers convention in Mason City and plans new ideas. John C Ward dies at about 30. buried locally. mother Rosie McReever remembered by readers.
Cascade February 1 Yesterday afternoon the Farmers' Co operative Creamery Co held its annual meeting. Retiring directors Dickson Beatty and Fred Kutt were re elected for three years. Dickson Beatty became president Robert McNally vice president P J Conlin secretary and J W Beatty treasurer. A prosperous year was reported with the 2400 debt from the rebuild paid and the plant absolved from debt.
Richard Williamson visits his brother Bert in Storm Lake while Mrs. Stowers is ill at Wm Bohler's home. Cedar Rapids visitor Charles Sutherland stays with relatives. W W Coder family plans to move to Hangag. Myra and John Krouse both ill at new homes with Dr Thomas attending. Miss Gertrude Hutchins nurses Mrs Young in Wyomin g. Mrs Anna Doran visits her ill mother Mrs John Smith in Center Junction. Anna Livingston and Waterloo friend attend Alexander Livingston wedding. Woodards plan surprise party then depart for new home near Central City. About twenty Center Junction young ladies host a china shower for Laura.
Monticello Iowa February 3 Monticello board of education met in regular session approving minutes and authorizing textbook contracts and laboratory manual selection. Resolutions of respect adopted for Mary Prader of Mystic Workers lodge. Farm notice seeks 200 kernels from each of 100 ears for seed corn germination test at Iowa State College Ames. Library statistics report January activity. Obituary notices for Sarah Sherman of brain fever at age three. Cedar Rapids Gazette praised for early news and value. subscription rates listed.
Rev McKay visits friends in Scotch Grove for the week. Miss Kitty Clark travels to Cedar Rapids to enter Coe college. Jap Hutton goes to Savanna Illinois for a short visit with relatives. Cres Snodgrass and family of Maquoketa visit K E Hatton over Sunday. D D Clark and H O Dice groups return from Man chester after visiting Charles Hanna. Fred Sutherland family leave for Rock Island then Oklahoma to make their home.
Professor Holden of Lown State Agricultural college will lecture on The selection of Seed Corn in a special train arriving Monticello Iowa at 4 50 pm February 18 1905 The free talk aims to boost Iowa agriculturism by seed selection and planting study. C W Brown offers harness goods and farm supplies in county. Hilers rents 70 acre farm near city for one year or longer with spring possession.
The famous Wisconsin senator Matt Carpenter argued before the Supreme Court. Judges deemed his case meritless and his prep lacking. The chief justice signaled no further input from Carpenter’s opponent, who asked Carpenter for guidance.
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