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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
2
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Jan 13 Wyromina notes visitors Miss Ethel Malicoat and Miss Alice Bunce. Hawthorne club, B W H C, and Masonic and Odd Fellows activities reported. Dr. Davis loaned $6500 at First National Bank. changes at bank payroll. Winter weather, fuel concerns, and community gatherings at Musical Houses and hotel.
Miss Vilda Lytton returns from Cedar Rapids. New residents at Paulsen and Hanna homes. McKean doing lodge work at Webster City. Ida McQuown surprised by friends. Albert Hutton’s daughter arrives. Miles Miller joins family from Rogers Ark. Mrs. Bohler near death. Mrs. K H Paul visits. Herbert Bates and Ethel Chase announce marriage. T H Lightfoot becomes justice for Wyoming township. Perry Walters burns from syrup accident. recovery expected slow. Rural Route standings crown Monticello ahead, Anamosa second, Onslow third. Yearly mail: 42 151 pieces delivered, 4 346 collected. 46 497 handled. daily service with occasional carrier excusals.
Center Junction reports visits by Mrs Jas Boyd of Canton and Timothy Fisher formerly of the city. Mrs Dreibelbis and sons Ryland and Augustus stayed several days. Judson Leggett begins first term teaching near Canton this winter. Maggie McDonald ill. Laura Livingstone returns to Dubuque for work. Community services planned all week with strong turnout hoped. James Livingstone hosts a family party for about forty friends. Funeral for Mr Baldwin held with low attendance due to bad weather. Rev Orth and local choir participated.
Castle Grove reports brisk air and illnesses with many bad colds. Farmers store ice, H A Clark travels on crutches, a dance at John Barracks occurs, Minnie Eileen visits from Bowens Prairie, John and Henry Burrack visit from Strawberry Point, D J Hogan buys cattle at Center Point, Hosfords’ New Year gathering attendance list omits Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hosford.
W H Sanford and associates are erecting ice facilities while Peter Schwarts buys a hand separator. W Daly attends the Cedar Rapids poultry show. Lyman Ryan of Jackson township lies at the point of death after a recent stroke.
The clipping records varied Iowa items: Mary Morgan dies at 105 in Dubuque. Carnegie offers Oelwein library funds. factory layoffs at C M & St P shops in Dubuque. Clinton liquor dealers closures. public notices on postmaster, church leaders, and local officials. a fatal fall near Central City. Osage principal dies. Dewitt fire losses. university law school raises standards. several civic and religious figures named.
Barker and Hartman received handsome library lamps from former associates in the temple of justice on their departure. The Jones Co Telephone Co declares a semi annual dividend of five percent on preferred and four percent on common stock. The firm has been in business less than a year with 550 phones in the county. John Gorman Sr. suffers a mild stroke at home in Anamosa and is recovering slowly. Sheriff Arnold notes dull business and no recent guests, with Wm White of Maquoketa noted for a recent theft case that led to doubts about White’s whereabouts and eventual discharge after evidence showed he was in Maquoketa earlier. The Model Grocery invites customers to view their canned and dried fruit lines.
An advertisement for Dr. Miles New Special Treatment for heart and related ailments promises free $2.50 worth of treatment to prove cure, citing numerous testimonials from patients and respected figures. Readers are urged to request free trials and mention the paper.
A historic advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for colds grip and pneumonia tendency. It claims quick cure and dependable for these ailments and notes sale by Bacher and Abel.
160 acre farm offered for sale or rent in Richland township with good buildings ample water and well fenced. Enquire on the premises at 3014 T. W. Heaney.
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