Monticello Express Weekly Edition
The Monticello Express is published every Thursday under editor J W Doxsee and proprietor. Subscription price is 81.75 per year.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
3
The Monticello Express is published every Thursday under editor J W Doxsee and proprietor. Subscription price is 81.75 per year.
February notices report Miller sourcing barn materials and a large McDonough Bros. sale near Sand Spring. Ten acres of Galligan estate timber sold for 30 per acre. Rev Grossman of Lenox College spoke at the hop, and J J Dress set a February 25 public auction as he plans to quit farming.
Onstow February 17 Ben Johnston visits his brother John in Superior Iowa. The sick remain slow to improve with Mrs Spear and Mrs Hutton still very ill though slightly better. Ella Lamey returns from Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls. Walters the Onslow bank cashier will leave for Davenport Insurance Co with Wm McCready to take his place. Miles Miller surprised on his 47th birthday. Mrs John Russell has regained enough to walk. Ethel Butler returns from Superior Town after months with Aunt J K Johnston. R C Walters plans a surprise 27th birthday party for husband. Two year old Norman colts sold for 800 dollars weighed 3100 pounds. Bert Walters home from Belvidere Illinois where employed. Mrs D A Walters improving. Wm Fletcher moves to Clay farm from Cohoon Tasker sale.
Residents Stevens visit Mrs Perry in Wyominga before planning California move. Dr Hepler testifies in a Kingfisher Oklahoma swindle case against D B Cummings. Funeral of F H Thomas draws large crowd with Masons and Odd Fellows in attendance. Wyoming Cemetery election March 2 invites lot owners. Dr Kirkpatrick treats cancer at Olin. Mr C Gray resigns as school principal to seek better pay.
Misses Mary and Elsa Cotler hosted a Valentine party for about thirty friends last Friday at their home. The house featured artistic decorations and a nostalgic mood with Cupid motifs. Elizabeth Shipley and Minnie Dawson have wrapped up two successful teaching terms in Scotch Grove township.
The Alpha Separator claims 90 percent of prizes at the national convention in Milwaukee and cites widespread usage. A testimonial from Horixon, Iowa, notes a side-by-side test against an Empire machine where the Alpha performed flawlessly, running daily without issues and promising long life.
A proposed library plan, funded by a tax not exceeding two mills, would create a nine member board appointed by the mayor with council approval. The article urges approval, notes low cost to taxpayers, and outlines initial staggered terms for board members. Timber Land for Sale in Scotch Grove Township near Monticello offered by Dovaass H. Smitu.
The undersigned offers a horse and buggy for sale in Monticello Iowa. Inquire of F A Like at Monticello about the listing.
Notice invites farmers to visit for implement lines and save money. An advertisement promotes Parrott's old jewelry store next to the railroad with watches, diamonds, rings and other pieces. Also included is a note about an official World’s Fair flag adopted by the board of directors. The flag features blue field with a fleur de lis and fourteen stars, red white and yellow bars.
The note highlights Nugent as the lecture originator with proceeds from book purchases. It urges attention to the “Ocean Wave” washer displayed at Hall’s Hardware for potential purchase.
A famous scientist offers a free trial treatment for heart disease claiming twenty five years of research and results. He lists several cured individuals and promises free examination pamphlets and treatment by sending a request to Dr. Franklin Miles in Elkhart Indiana.
Notice announces filing of final reports by executors administrators guardians and trustees for multiple Jones County estates with a March 2 1903 final hearing date in Anamosa Iowa. Interested parties may appear file exceptions and show cause why reports should not be approved.
One thousand bushels of good white seed oats for sale at 40 cents per bushel. Samples can be seen at Matthiessen Bros. if available.
Train arrivals and departures listed for Mon ticello, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, St. Paul, Davenport and Farley. Freight services to Kansas City West Calmar Oxford and related lines shown with specific leave and arrive times.
A warning against neglecting colds with a cold season ending. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as inexpensive relief and avoidance of danger. Sold by Bacher and Abel.
Mars J A Moore of North Star Michigan endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best cough cold and croup treatment. For sale by Bacher and Abel.
The scratch of a pin may cause blood poisoning and loss of a limb or death. Promptly applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm prevents danger as an antiseptic quick healing liniment for cuts bruises and burns. For sale by Bacher & Abel.
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