Monticello Express Local Notes And Upcoming Events
The Monticello Express lists community updates from supervisor Sokol return from Nebraska to Geo Sokol heading to Ames Agricultural College. Omer and Mrs. Omer visiting Carroll relatives, Mrs. Corbin moving back to Monticello from Olin, Ed Harrs back from Germany. Eveline Gilbert receives 2000 dollars from IILV insured by late husband S L Gilbert. Ahab DeWitt rents Mrs. Byerly’s farm west of Monticello. Ladies missionary society plans a 2 P.M. praise meeting inviting M E church members. Some residents improving while Mrs Coburn remains very low. Reade sells farm to P J Vaughn of Wyoming. future occupant unknown. Bronson the blind reader and Taylor the impersonator visit. European supper by M E church tonight. sleighing praised. Rev R W Milner of Belle Plaine dies. buried Friday at Belle Plaine. Milner was a pioneer east of town and once served Monticello about 25 years ago.
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Onstow
Sokol
Nebraska
Geo. Sokol
Ames
Agricultural College
Omer
Carroll
Wm. Overleey
Corbin
Olin
Ed. Harrs
Germany
M. E
Coburn
James Smith
Will Halsey
Arthur Noyes
W. S. Hall
A.N. Reade
P. J. Vaughn
Wyoming
Reade
Prof. Bronson
Jas
Franklin Taylor
M. E. Church
Onslow
Wm. Paul
R. W. Milner
Belle Plaine
Milner
Conference
Belle Pinine
Monticello
CastLe Grove Social Roundup and Local Notes
CastLe Grove notes record visits by F J Crusinberry from Shady Lane and Elsie Cramer to Hazel Green and Hopkinton. Cattle shipped to Chicago by Thos King and Patrick Troy. Rev Hugo Lutz and John Burrock visited Central City. Lulu Laude returned from Lenox College to Hopkinton. Miss Heil of Monmouth visits her sister Mrs F D McLaughlin. Theresa McLees of Council Bluffs visits relatives nearby. Margarette Cramer closes her winter term in Union township Delaware county. Mrs R Shear visits and Mr Shear moves to Gavin farm. Geo Pfeil and F B Yule speak at Ionian Literary Society debate. verdict favors Columbus for discovering the country over Washington. John Zimmerman of Monticello to wed Miss Mary Poppe of this township. Geo Pfeil and W K Wild participate in debate judging.
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CastLe Grove
F. J Crusinberry
Elsie Cramer
Hazel Green
Hopkinton
Thos, King
Patrick Troy
Chicago
Hugo Lutz
John Burrock
Central City
Lulu Laude
Lenox College
Miss Heil of
Monmouth
F. D. McLaughlin
Theresa McLees
Council Bluffs
Margarette Cramer
Union Township
Delaware County
R. Shear
Shear
Gavin Farm
Geo. Robinson
Express
John Zimmerman
Monticello
Mary Poppe
Ionian Literary Society
Columbus
Washington
Geo
Pfeil
F. B. Yule
W. K. Wild
Sam Pfeil
Scotch Grove Notes On Local Happenings And Transfers
Davie Sutherland of Lenox college spends Sabbath at home. Willis Clark nears Clinton business start in March. Mrs. Eberhart of Hopkinton visits with two sons. Two local babies brighten homes of Glenn and Hutton. John Prouty buys and moves a house here. Palmer lecture date corrected to Feb 27 at 7 30 p.m. Olive Hughes snowbound here over Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Sutherland returns to Clarinda Town. Drs Cummings and Mirick amputate Tred Appleby’s left thigh. Marek Harper article on War correspondent Julian Ralph accompanied by Lester Ralph.
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Scotch Grove
Davie Sutherland
Lenox College
Will Clark
D. FE. Dreibelbis
Willis Clark
Clinton
Bentley
Eberhart
Hopkinton
Lawrence Glenn
Lewis Hutton
John Prouty
Rev. Palmer
Olive Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Sutherland
Clarinda
Des Moines Debates Board of Control and Pure Food Bill
Iowa legislature moves ahead with Healy backed board of control measure to supervise educational institutions. House and senate set bills for discussion while appropriation hearings close and tax plans loom. The pure food bill faces opposition from druggists. school text book issues spark clashes over pricing and policy. A mortgage tax bill and a school district expansion measure also advance.
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Des Moines
Board of Control
Senate
House
Healy
Executive Council
Ladd
Mr. Ladd
van Houten
House Committee On Pharmacy
Iowa
State Board of Health
Buffalo
N. Y
Friends of the Bill
State Teachers’ Association
Settlement of Fort Dodge parish division dispute ends
The quarrel between Corpus Christi parish members and Archbishop Hennessey over parish division is settled. Roberts reports from Washington that canon law does not authorize such divisions in the United States though missionaries are treated as developing fields. Rome’s views are awaited but U S bishops oppose canon law removal. The Bishop Telephone Co ships low rate messages to nearby towns with modest cents per call.
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Corpus Christi
Fort Dodge
Hennessey
George FE. Roberts
Washington
United States
Rome
Unclear Fiscal Line From Tax Ledger Records
Fragmentary tax ledger notes show figures such as 4b 4,015 67 and 907 50 268 16 8d3 88 with references to fund, tuition, bank loan and apportionment. Details incomplete. unable to determine full entities, dates or outcomes.
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Penick
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Tull
J. F. Petcina
Poth
Independent School District
Opera House
Bal
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A. Keller
M. Noyes
E. E. Hicks
R. BP. S&urrn
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Conner & Hogan
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Matthiessen Bros
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First Street
Jacob Jacobson
Castle Grove Township
Jane Forman
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Hill
Manuel
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J. W. Coxsee
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Forest Matson
District Court
Jones County
State OF Iowa
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J. A. Hartman
Lowa
Hummer
Sumter & Sumter
Germantown
Belding Bros
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Kentucky
Lawrence LL Maslin
Rm Ee
Samter
J. H. Bacher & Co
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Eagle Drug Store
A. Kempf
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