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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
4
A fire in Monticell gasps a chicken house kept by Henry Siebers causing total loss of the building and its chickens. The blaze started by an ordinary heater burning coal. Fire was noticed at nine oclock. Insurance is expected to cover nearly all losses.
In a crowded Lenox gym Hopkinton high school girls edged Monticello 16 to 12 after a hotly contested four quarters. Guthrie led Hopkinton with strong defense while Sutherlin and Meteo contributed on offense amid a fierce back and forth battle.
A fragmentary listing describes sermons and services at local churches including Lent week observances and a special speaker for a pestprandial banquet. It mentions changes in service language, young people's meeting, communion plans, and upcoming Sunday schedules with times and pastors.
Aetas leader was pulled from consideration amid a turbulent political move. Officials declined comment as factions clash over leadership changes and policy direction.
The text presents garbled, nonsensical phrases about a president and personal interests, with scattered references to people and places. It reads like a fractured transcription of overheard chatter, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
A Cockney and his country friend discuss an eerie night sound in the forest. The friend identifies it as an owl, joking about how the sound is produced by the owl’s call. The exchange ends with a playful misheard dialogue.
A.C. Williams of Clinton, Iowa an engineer on the Chicago Northwestern RR reports six years of troubles ended by Karnak gaining fourteen pounds and restoring health. He praises Karnak as unlike any other medicine and notes exclusive Monticello sale by Fred J. Kay with other town druggists carrying it.
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