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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
2
Missionary Work in Hainan Detail of 1910 Outreach
The report from Kruacnow Hainan covers a year with health close calls from plague and smallpox, school disruption, and active preaching by Mrs Street and Rev. F. P. Gilman. It details itinerations across Kiungchow Lui-chiu Sivun and a growing student chapel, noting hardships, crowded quarters, and French occupation tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Schaeffer
Kiungchow
Miss Schaeffer
American Presbyterian Mission
F. P. Gilman
Wang-chin
Mr. Gilman
China
Hainan
Hongkong
West Gate Chapel
Sivun
Hainan Strait
America
A. P
Lui-chiu
Christ
Holhow Hospital
Center Junction Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Gertrude Shipley returns home for a short vacation while Frank Ray visits friends. Local sickness includes Bert Millsap improving after illness. Visitors include Miss Milne of Monmouth and Laura Livingstone returning from Dubuque due to smallpox. A musical entertainment by the M I church is planned for Feb 27 and a R N A party at Mrs Chas Magoon’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceater Juyerson
Gertrude Shipley
T'rank Ray
Bert Millsap
Ellis
Judd Lewis
Wm. Pangburn
Milne
Monmouth
Lillian Livingstone
John McNeilley
Center Junction
Madison Village
Minnie Dawson
Prayer and political note on China and Hainan
A religious letter praises a leader for guidance toward a solution to Chinese issues and asks friends to pray for divine intervention to soften hearts and convert as many Chinese as possible. The writer signs as Alfred Fe, Srrezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hainan
Alpred FE
Srrezer
Businesslike Religion Sermon Draws Monticello Businessmen
Next Sunday night Rev. C. C. Warner speaks on Business-like Religion with an invitation extended to Monticello business men. Presbyterian church services Sunday morning and evening, Castle Grove service Sunday at 3 pm in the schoolhouse last service there. New church dedication planned for the first Sunday in March. Unclaimed letters at Monticello post office listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Warner
Monticello
The
Presbyterian Church
Castle Grove
Iowa
Walton Smith
Mrs
Eton Smith
W. J. Richmond
Chas, Reney
Gracie Marsh
Fannie Hoyt
Wm. Good
Cassil Narvin
FE. Bacheldor
Local notes from Castle Grove area include visits and moves
Miss Maggie London visits Anamosa relatives while Miss Lizzie Luken suffers pneumonia. Robert Burns of Ontario visits A and G Davidson. Lulu Howie improves from illness. Trustees J A Howie and J C Mclees fill vacancies. several moves announced. A horse dies after a hip injury. a heavy load breaks a tongue on a rocky descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Maggie London
Anamosa
Lizzie Luken
Robert Burns
Ontario
G. Davidson
Lulu Howie
F.C. Cramer
A. E. Laude
Jas
H. M. Troy
Cedar Rapids
D. J. Hogan
Chicago
Missouri
J. A. Howie
J. C. Mclees
I. M. Moore
Davidson
McDermont
Washington Township
Dan Hogan
Fd. Moore
Notice to Publishers of Text Books in Jones County
Bids for textbooks and supplies for Jones county schools are due by March 11 1901 at 9 a.m. in Anamosa. Includes readers, arithmetics, geographies, history, grammars, copies, physiology, dictionaries, and more. Samples must stay in the auditor and county superintendent offices. The board may reject any bid. Also notices of final estate reports set for March 4 1901 and tax listings available at Monticello State Bank. W F Rory advertises farm harness stock with guaranteed work and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Barker
Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
United States
C. B. Pain
District Court
Andrew Kasper
Rhinehart
State of
Rudolph Kasper
Monticello
A. D
Ingjommas Kasper
D.C
Neighborly Trade Between Towns Turns Humble Gift Into Jest
A Washington born woman living three years in an Indiana town recounts a shy incident. A neighborly 12 year old girl offers an egg from her hen and jokes about the hammer gift, sparking light humor over generous sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Washingtonian
The
Washington Post
Community Notes From Onslow and Surrounding Areas
Onslow February 19 Win Neelans is sick. A M E church concert next Tuesday. Rev Sokol and Lester Russell return to Ames. Rev T H Sheckler assists in meetings. Many attend K P banquet at Oxford Junction. Dr Knittle visited Maquoketa. Beth Neelans joined him. T J Corbit went to Chicago with two stock cars. Johnson Bros shipped two cars. W D Livingston rejects 70 per acre for 200 acre farm west of town. price 75 per acre. Moving begins. Brimmer, Schrader, Michels, Russell relocate farms. Will Hanson moves into Henry Welch's house to work for Welch. Next week expect more hustling and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Neelans
T. J. Corbit
Chicago
Johnson Bros
W. D. Livingston
Hig Price
Chris Brimmer
Isaac DeWitt
Wyoming
Henry Shrader
O. McDaniels
Brimmer
J. G. Michels
Jos
Moral suasion debated by neighbor and father
In a quoted exchange from the Chicago Post a neighbor asks about moral suasion while a father, switch in hand, insists he will use harsh discipline to teach his boy a lesson. He claims moral suasion is valuable and vows to continue his method until the child understands its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Crosses markQueen Eleanor funeral route remnants
A fragment from a 13 cross set by King Edward I to mark Queen Eleanor’s funeral route notes only three remain near Northampton Waltham Cross and Charing Cross. The Three Shires Stone four miles from Bath offers distant views across Somersetshire Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I
Tleanor
Northampton
Waltham Cross
Charing Cross
Bath
England
Three Shires Stone
Somersetshire
Gloucestershire
Wiltshire
Scott's Emulsion Trademark Claims Health Benefits
The advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion as the world trademarked product on every bottle, touting its cod liver oil andTypophosphites quality. It asserts strong health benefits for children and those with lung issues, promising free samples and retail price of one dollar from Scott & Bowne chemists in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von. Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Fine Stock Farm in Jones County Iowa for Sale
Court authorized sale of Curtis D. Hosford estate land near Monticello Iowa. Property includes 443 acres of highly improved farm with buildings and 29 acres of timber. Estate may be sold as a whole or divided into smaller farms. Terms and details available from the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Curtis D. Hosford
Monticello
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Alfred E. Street
Cordova
Standard Oil Co
Herman
D. E. Pono, P.M
Sarah T. Perley
BR. M, Hicks. LF
W.S. Barker
Lovell
Wayne
Scotch Grove
Richland
North Madison
W. F. Rory
Independent School Corporation of
Teachers' Fund
Bart
Phare
Bal
Board of Education
Opera
Halt
Hicks
RC. Stirton
Finance Com
R. P. SmMirn
St. Louis and
Carlton Counties
Minn
Duluth
Superior
Iron Ranges
Boston & Duluth Farm Land Company
Minnesota
Manhattan Building
Inter Ocean
Interocean
Laffan News Bureau
Associated Press
Tommy
Wender
Printer’s Devil
Pearson’s
Fine Farm
Europe
Africa
Asia
Chicago Record
Mercator
Tha Mans
Ti Cri
Pizcet
A. Kempf
D. Mundell
East First Street
Star Gluthing House
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