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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
5
Lyceum workers praise Ralph Parlette as a popular humorist and lecturer editor of The Lyceum Magazine. He has spoken across the United States and Canada and Europe, delivering over 3,000 engagements while editing his magazine on the road.
Edith Effingham schemes to win Jack Kenworthy by using aviation fever and a dramatic dinner visit. He agrees to fly her brother, only to have a perilous crash and a sudden turn in romance as Edith negotiates marriage with a condition he abandon flying.
The Manson Democrat notes southern Iowa Democrat McGinnis emphasizes being a Presbyterian. The New York Tribune critiques a bill making impersonating a congress member a felony, suggesting the act reflects on the impersonator more than the legislator.
Miss Lovie M Tedford a former Olin teacher wrote the lyrics for Missouri the Iron Mountain State with music by Genevieve Scott in Washington D C Gov Major backs it as possible state song and Missouri federation of commercial clubs endorses the ballad Miss Tedford once lived in Shelbina Missouri and favors a state song showing pride in the Show Me state
A large number of Linn county lawyers signed the nomination papers of John T. Moffit for judge and signified support. The Tipton Advertiser credits the Cedar county bar for endorsing the action and expects districtwide recognition of the fairness of their endorsement.
Fragmentary OCR describes mortgages at six percent interest on sums including 3000 3500 6500 and 8620 in real estate dealings. It lists selected shares of Monticell Ganing Be stock and names Ricklet Gerdes as executors.
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