Express apologizes for late issue in ten year record
The Express explains a one day delay caused by a lost merchandise car containing paper. The notice notes the first lateness in a decade and shares assorted local items and upcoming events from February, including sales at Deutrick's and Burrichter's, social visits, and a quiet wedding at C. M. Brown's.
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Express
Local Notices and Sales Highlight Monticello Area
A string of items shows visits and sales across Monticello and surrounds including Mr. John Lubben in Baldwin visits, Mrs. Myra Rigby in Andrew, and the Inglis family in Hale. Hardware ads promote Monarch ranges, White Lilly washing machines, and Davis' agency goods. An auction noise marks Dr. Puleston and Frank Pike household goods sale near Condon building with O. A. Bryan’s injury recovery noted. A. Matthiessen to oversee Fitzsimons farm auction east of Monticello with cattle hogs corn oats hay and implements on offer.
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A. Matthiessen
Dr. Puleston
Frank Pike
Condon
John Fitzsimons
Monticello
Fitzsimons
Local fires and community notices fill Monticello page
Reports of a finger lost to a buzz saw on the old Quirk farm and a restaurant fire on Peter Meyer's building prompt swift response. Social events, sales, obituaries, shop openings, and a Carnegie library offer headline Monticello plans and civic events.
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Henry Bohlken
John Bohlken
Quirk Farm
Anamosa Residents Entangled in Five Percent Turf Scam
Anamosa residents including M. S. Chaplin and E. Beam invested in a St. Louis Chicago turf scheme advertised as the oldest cooperative turf company in the United States. Authorities report thousands involved as remittance letters totaling about 2920 dollars were found. many checks not cashed but likely returned. Chaplin acted as agent at Anamosa. the scheme promised five percent weekly dividends and claimed insider tracks at horse races.
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Anamosa
St. Louis
Chicago
Monticello
Chicago Tribune
Brolaski’s Place
Chaplin
Iowa
E. Beam
J. W. Beam
Noah Wolf
M. Keefe
Miles Cook
Cedar Rapids
Cook
Manville Chaplin
Benedict & Co
Cooperative Turf Company
United States
Turf Company
Alpha vs Sharples Separator Contest Claims Debunked
A letter from Sharples agent S. M. Hazenica disputes a reported Alpha separator win. It cites multiple local supporters and users who purchased Sharples, asserts Alpha failed fair tests, and offers to demonstrate superiority in key points. The signer and local backers promise ongoing support for Sharples and U. S. machines.
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Voorhees
Alpha
Sharples
Randall
Harvey Smith
Moyer
Clayton Hartman
Till Hartman
C. L. LeClerc
Prairieburg
Wm. Henderson
Castle Grove
James Young
Center Junction
John Shover
Hopkinton
Wm. Pickering
Viola
Jas. Young
Ralph Zimmerman
Cass
J. A. McLaughlin
Wm. M. Henderson
C. F. Stout
Anamosa
Wiley Smith
Thos
Bemrose
Peter Swartz
Wayne
Henry Zimmerman
Henry Reiken
Win
Reiken
Albert Weers
Joe O'Rourke
H. Null
Onslow
David Crystal
Ryan
Cedar Rapids
8S. M. Hazenica
Gen. Ag’t
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Frank Starry
Florence and
Stella Beam
Davis’ Hardware Store
Esther Winner
Minneapolis
Tamoka Coffee
Farwell
Washington D. C
Deutrick’s
Sam Jones
Dr. Willits
Nugent
Chris Metzenberg
Miller, S. D
Wilcox Hotel
J. B. Smith
Marion
C. E., Little
Burrichter’s
Woodmen Hall
Fred
A. Like
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Burrichter
Shrigley
Maquoketa
Ranges
Haru
Davis’ Hardware
C. M. Brown
Fred A. Stuhlken
Langworthy
Nellie C. Dorchester
Bellevue
John Lubben
Baldwin
H. C. Wills
Myra Rigby
Andrew
Mrs
Lettie Ahlers
Miss Bertha Rigby
Delfware
Davis
Robert Inglis
Hale
George Inglis
Lovell Block
John Hankin
Henry Hinrichs
Pomeroy
Scotch Grove
Geo. Davis
Hauy’s Hardware
Minnie Behrends
Congregational Church
Washington
Stuhlers
Hart’s Hardware
White Lilly
Lily White
George Suhr
Bertha Maeder
Squire Matthiessen
Mason City
Victor
G. W. Davis
O. A. Bryan
Monarch
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Marengo
O. D. French
Iowa City
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Zwingle
Finley Hospital
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Peter Meyer
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Charles Hardesty
Bowen’s Prairie
Newton Parrot
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C. E. Society
A A. Willits
David Street
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Deshler
Ohio
Adaline Amelia Wilcox
Joseph W. Wilcox
Portland
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J. W. Innes
C. C. Warner
Wilcox
McCracken
Teachers’ Association
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Stuhler Bros
FE. H. Johnson
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Millbank
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Marion Sleeper
Sleeper
Johnson
J. M. Horacre
Jacop Brucks
H. E. Ahrenken
Ahrenken
Carnegie
Tir
J. A. Voorhees
Lovell Black Store
H.C. Wills
C. H. Schipman
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Monriceio
Post
Saturday Evening Post
Ile
Curtis Publishing Company
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W.f.rohn
E. E. Reed
D. I. Gounstone
Hubbard & Hanken
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