The Monticello Express Editor and Propr
Notice announces the Monticello Express editor and proprietor with a price of 1.75 dollars.
24 Feb 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
1
Notice announces the Monticello Express editor and proprietor with a price of 1.75 dollars.
The February Wyoming column lists visitors and residents, a large Jones county horse sale with 112 horses bringing $25,600, notable prices, and buyers from multiple states. It notes school elections, bank staffing, car show visits, community gatherings, and local garden, church, and business updates.
Ed Franks travels to Chicago to buy goods while P H Schmieldt ships a car of fat steers to the city. James Hutton recovers enough to ride a short distance as weekly notices cover church praise, visitors, a Tippett death, James Kirkpatrick’s ear loss, and a rural carriers meeting with few attendees.
Castle Grove February items note residents and visitors. Mrs L Welch moved to Anamosa while Jas Hogan and other locals suffer colds or pneumonia. Visits include Louis Barrack, Walter Appleby, John McLees, and Caspers family. A child fractures an arm and Mrs Noble recovers from a sanitarium. Wolves sighted. a hunt near Fairbanks yielded no game.
Cascade notes report February 22 updates from Anamosa to East Cascade. Chas. Reddin couple visit Anamosa while J. P. Hunter of East Cascade is ill. Mrs. M. Collins remains poorly at home in East Cascade. Cedar Rapids native Charles Supple stays with local relatives. Roche infant ill. Beatty buys Walter Russell home in Hast Cascade, CO. Nachtrieb Jr. and W. E. Russell head to South Dakota.
Prairieburg notices report February 22 with the ill junior of C Harold. Mrs. Jennie Burnside shopped in Central City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ike Cary were guests at Horace Conklin home Sunday. Ed Burlingham and Harold Flemming drove to Alburnette Sunday. Mr and Mrs Seward Smith and son Dwight drove to Monticello.
A tense reunion unfolds as Cuthbert and Tate recall a fall from plans to marry Margery Chatterton. Tate explains a botched proposal tied to a Manila voyage and a vanished shoe under a dining room table. A message from Manila reaches Cuthbert via Jones and a chain of wives.
The piece highlights Sydney's 4 335 acres of parks and public gardens near the city, a 86 810 acre national park 16 miles from town, and other reserves including a 5 300 acre survi gal Chase. It contrasts Melbourne and Adelaide park acreage and notes Perth Brisbane and other towns also boasting extensive green spaces.
Reichart & Ferring offer sale of the Weiss farm property 44 miles east of Anamosa and 34 miles south of Langworthy on Monday February 28 at 1 PM. Auction includes 4 head of horses 15 cattle 6 Poland China sows 10 tons hay 40 shocks corn 600 bushels corn 500 bushels white oats farm machinery and related items. P G Hagen owner. W A Hogan auctioneer.
A sewing machine agent faces a bold house visit by Bhink & Co. The man meets a six foot host who counters with a coffin sales pitch from Bury & Keepers. The agent tries to retreat after the gaudy demonstration and brief confrontation.
A humorous collection of quoted quips about first aid, courting, and expenses. It blends satirical advice with witty exchanges about money, marriage, bills, and social encounters, attributed to Carlyle Smith in Harpers Weekly.
New and substantial patterns emerge with durability and striking price points. Some items promise lasting quality and novelty, appealing to buyers seeking value and longevity.
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