J W Coxsee Editor and Proprietor Subscription Price
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for J W Coxsee as editor and proprietor with a yearly rate of 1.75 dollars. It identifies the newspaper leadership and pricing details.
Local items report Mrs. Spear on grip list. Ed Wilcox ships cattle and hogs. Johnston Bros. ship hogs. Numerous visits, sickness, and improved conditions. Catholics reopen church led by Father Coffey. G. W. Evans seeks representative seat. Oyster shells for hens discussed as a profitable trend.
Center Junction reports visits by Ina Leggett to Massillon Iowa and Mr Wood from Spirit Lake staying at the Magee home. Frank Sutherland drove to Chicago with four carloads of stock. A wedding is anticipated as bells may soon ring. James Livingstone travels to Adair county for a few days while C E Bratton and Lucy Bailey visit Cedar Rapids. Teachers from Center Junction attend Monticello meeting. Grace Moats visits Scotch Grove and the school entertainment grows. Four weeks of preaching by Orth and Ellis end with moves to Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Onslow teachers join Monticello event. Fred Sturtevant and Edna Richardson attend. High school pupils present Under the Laurels. a quartet and Prof Bratton perform. over twenty dollars is cleared.
Wromina reports W H Tourtellet's Chicago trip and J A Bronson at evangelistic meetings. Miss Lillie Rogers visits Miss Ruth Brown in town while L F Zellar conducts business in Oxford Junction. Others attend G A R, travel to Cedar Rapids and Kansas City, or visit relatives. Mrs Bronson nears death at 84. Rev McQuown attends evangelistic meetings.
The community mourns the resignation of the Onslow pastor and the untimely death of F. H. Thomas who died this morning around 10 o'clock. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday.
Ben Brunen is sick. Mrs. M Casteel visits Maquoketa. John Perryman of Clay Neb visiting relatives here. Carl Michels builds a new house on his farm. Frank Bailey and George Schoon tour Chicago. Mr and Mrs Wm Meills of Linn County visit. They plan to move to Nebraska. John Folkerts and Rena Schoon to be married Thursday at 11 at Mrs Mary Schoon’s home in Jackson township.
Wedding bells ring as Miss Lizzie Hogan marries Michael Kelley of Delaware county. Mr Henry Johnson and Miss Maggie Heiken plan a Thursday ceremony. Downerville creamery elects J B Clark president and J A Howie vice president. Fred Fahrni recovers from a sore foot amid social notes. D J Hogan drives cattle to Kansas City. Mrs Ed Miller and family settle into a new home. Mr eve H Holmes dies of pneumonia at Eliza Lane farm leaving a wife and seven children. funeral at Castle Grove cemetery.
A compact history of turkey lore from France’s Charles IX banquets to Savarin stories and Franklin jokes. It notes wild turkeys in North America and Europe and recounts a long running Cornish checkers game tied to funerals, with nine players involved.
A dubious payola style medical ad claims a renowned scientist offers free trial treatment for heart disease. It lists symptoms and promises tailored care and dramatic cures with testimonials and references, urging readers to request free examination pamphlets from Dr. Franklin Miles in Elkhart Indiana.
Fergus Falls resident Mrs. Johanna Soderholm suffered a dislocated shoulder until pain relief came after her son bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad praises both Pain Balm and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as swift fixes for pains and colds.
muddled rail schedule shows connections among Chicago Omaha San Francisco Sioux City Cedar Rapids with times and arrivals. includes financial figures for Davenport Dubuque Cedar Rapids Sioux City and New York, overdrafts revenue stamps and property values listed in a damaged OCR snippet.
For sale at the Model, every sack of Cream flour is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Listed names include G C Lawrence, Fred E Griswold, witnesses and several Corbit family members connected to insanity notices.
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