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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

Page

2

Wyoming Correspondence Reports Social Visit and Local News

Wyoming notes include visits from Thos Nolan Monmouth and W N Morse with R M Corbit in Oxford Junction Measles and sickness rise in town with a food sale by M E church women and a concert at the opera house in memory of Lincoln's birthday The dairy train lecture highlights farm needs and child health issues Grace Young dies at age seven and Edward Wiggam lectures on child rearing and hygiene in schools

Wyoming D. &. Johnson Cedar Rapids Thos. Nolan Monmouth W.N. Morse R. M. Corbit Oxford Junction Elsie Garrison Waterloo D. W. Nichols Mason City C. H. Sheridan Charles Allen Dedham D. A. White Pixley Smith Ft. Dodge John Buckholtz Henry Sage Jr F. L. Harrington Chicago Eva Brazelton Monticello Elsie Bender M. E. Church BR. R. Marshall O. W. Breidenthal Hopkinton Presbyterian Church Center Junction Charles Westphal Westphal West Jones Street Oak Peck Morley Byron Finch Clinton James McQuown Finch East Webster Street Erma Pringle Kenneth Babcock Galesburg Ilinois Kenneth Business Krause Mr. Cave H. E. Wilcox Massilon Grace Young Albert Young Scotch Grove Township S. B. McClelland Onslow Ee Y Township Edward Wiggam

Fire destroys Jo sin Mercantile and Knapp Hotel in Prairieburg

Prairieburg experiences a major blaze Friday night destroying the Joslin Mercantile Co. store and the adjacent Knapp Hotel. The Joslin firm recently expanded with a new 80 foot addition and modern fixtures, valued around $8000, with no insurance on the hotel. Residents praise the firefighters and mourn the loss to the town's commerce.

Cascade items and Monticello reminiscences from The Express notes

The column covers social visits and business travel in Cascade and Monticello, reports revival meetings and local clergy schedules, weather and river concerns, a 30 year ago feature with marriages and storms, and a brief local advertisement. It records multiple names, places, and events, including residents from Cascade and Monticello, and references to nearby towns like Pender and Des Moines.

Castle Grove Notes Reflect Local Happenings

D J Hogan shipped cattle again this week. Miss Helen Poppe is sick with mumps. Will Heiken visited the county seat last week. Alva Hiler has recovered enough to be about. Mumps appear in the F Eileen and George Miller homes. Monday night rain filled cisterns and rose streams. A Parkersburg banking firm representative did business locally. A party and shower honored Miss Alice Green and Cortland Appleby with a good time reported.

Castle Grove D. J. Hogan Helen Poppe Will Heiken Alva Hiler F. Eileen George Miller Parkersburg H. N. Appleby Alice Green Cortland Appleby

Onslow Notes and Local Happenings in February

Ed and Roy Beck spent last week in Chicago. J B Hall is confined at home by neuralgia. Jud Nichols moved to Len Brown farm. Village girls held a valentine party in the opera house. Mrs J F Cohoon visits ill father Daniel Cooley. Henry Underwood from Yates Center Kansas visits family. Tracy’s corner store closes for invoicing and sale of interest. Daniel Cooley very ill with little hope. Ed Franks confined by sickness. Presbyterian ladies plan a chicken pie supper February 22 with 5 30 PM serving and evening amusements for youth.

Onslow Roy Beck Chicago G. B. Hall Jud Nichols Len Brown Opera House W. A. Mackrill Wall South Dakota J. F. Cohoon Cedar Falls Daniel Cooley Henry Underwood Yates Center Kansas S. W. Underwood Cliff George J. 8. Tracy Maquoketa Dr. Heiman Ed Franks the Presbyterian Church

Center Junction Social Notes February 14

Center Junction updates list residents on sick lists and visits. Robert Livingstone is ill. Frank Preston returns from Des Moines. M G Alsever travels to Wyoming. Misa Lottie Rice of Monticello visits Belle Moncrief. Mrs M G Alsever spent last day.

Center Junction Robert Livingstone Frank Preston Des Moines M. G. Alsever Wyoming Misa Lottie Rice Monticello Belle Moncrief

Monticello Board of Education Meeting Minutes

The Monticello board of education met in regular session on February 3 1911. Members present included J W Coxsee J E Bateman C D Chase and Dr T M Redmond. Minutes of prior meetings were read and approved. bills were read and allowed.

Monticello Board of Education J. W. Coxsee J. E. Bateman C. D. Chase T. M. Redmond

Reciprocity with Canada and Iowa Farmers

The piece argues that reciprocity with Canada should require fairness for all, not just farmers when Iowa manufacturers are left protected. It urges strong balance and warns against unequal competition. It also promotes using The Express want column to connect buyers and sellers.

Mt. Vernon Canada Iowa The Express

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