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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1906

Page

4

Ice harvest, residents, and local commerce in Wyoming

Wyoming news notes weather related illnesses, visits, and local business. Ice harvest by H W Behnke, Bert Millsap and family visit Anamosa, Winton buyers purchase forty one horses, civic events include an oyster supper and a theatre social, Wilker opens a new hardware and tinware store, Charlie Chaloupka’s burial, ongoing stock shipments and a special train departure mark the week.

Wyoming H.W. Behnke Bert Millsap Ani Anamosa J. W. Waite N. W. Hutchins William Morse Peerless Printship Onslow McIntosh Dehli Buck Creek McBride FE. R. Marshall Monticello A. N. Reade John Richardson Goodland Kansas Canyon City Colorado John Chaloupka C. C. Overley Center Junction Overley O. O. F. Lodge Jerry Woodyard Ora Johnston C. B. Larkey Winton Chicago Larkey Civic League Opera House William Wilker Tourtellot Wilker

Center Junction Social Notes and Local Appointments

Center Junction reports on visits and business in the area. Daisy Livingstone visited friends in Onslow, J. E. Duncan traveled to Anamosa, and Mrs. O. N. Cook visited her brother Mr. Miller. Local farmers and residents appear at horse sales, juror selections, and various social events, with deaths noted for Mr. Leek and funeral arrangements in the Methodist Episcopal church.

Scotel. Grove John Dickinson Anamosa Brows J.T. Leach A. G. Smith Rebecca Lodge Onelow Frank McNeilly Wyoming Hoyman Stanwood Fred Bohlken J. B. Moses Charles Freda House Town Monmouth Judson Leggett Will Leach Gusta Dreibelbis John Hall Dick Williamson Hal Smith John McDonald Christian Endeavor and Epworth League Societies Leek Methodist Episcopal Church North Madison Cemetery

Local Notes From Onslow And Nearby Rumblings

Onslow January 23 reports Mrs Ira Stinson in Chicago buying goods James Forsythe returns from Tama W D Livingstone handles a horse sale at Stanwurud Faust Clara Himevaagah is too sick to leave her room Albert McQiown is ill but hopes to work soon The Helts say Silsbee’s plan for Art Stevne is in effect Rev J G Van Ness visited town Tuesday Mezhaniel Johnston and spear hosted him Stephen Waisworth visits a brother in Geneva Nebraska plans Oklahoma trip Joseph Moore of VUedar Lapide mentioned but unclear.

Onslow Ira Stinson Chicago James Forsythe Tama W. D. Livingstone Stanwurud Faust Clara Himevaagah Vas Lst Albert McQiown Helts Geutle Silsbee Art Stevne

Local Notices and Social Happenings from Rural Route No. 2

Frank Payne visits his brother near Waubeek as residents share news from the week. The Cinch Club hosts a party at Peter Hagen’s, and social visits span Monticello Ana Mos. Bertha Kellogg visits Hagen family. horse loss and wedding bells loom. Community events include road opening celebration and a lively water supper hosted by Mrs. Ticken.

Frank Payne Waubeek John Dirk Cinch Club Peter Hagen Gerd John Harms Anamos Bertha Kellogg Monticello Wallace Gray John Siebels John Harry Sanderson J. H. Clark Langworthy Clark Herman Rickels Clara Bobletter Matylda Jacobs Marion C. L. Wahl Alburnett Paul Hilers A. B. Jacobs Orange California William Rieken George Dorsey Bonors Euchre Frank Lamb

Cascade News Briefs From Cascade Iowa Area

Local notices report illness in A Atchison of the Kearney Bros and WA. L. Tuntington Jr. remaining home. Cascade Creamery sets butter fat price for December milk. Mrs Huntington and family stay in Chilicothe Ohio amid illness. Baptist meetings led by Rev J. W. Graves draw growing interest. Parsonage received by Rev W. C. Halbert and wife with friends bringing gifts. Dan Reardon of South Garryowen dies after a sleigh accident in the Ozarks near Cascade. body not recovered with dynamite used in a search.

Cascade A. Atchison Kearney Bros L. Tuntington Jr Cascade Creamery Company Chilicothe Ohio West J. F. Anson Halbert Dan Reardon South Garryowen Ozark

Local Notices and Social Updates from Castle Grove

HM P Hannaissick has measles. A W Cramer visited Anamosa. George Davidson returned from South Dakota. Henry Barrack back at Strawberry Point. A daughter born to Henry Knake and wife last Thursday. F D McLaughlin leases farm to John Hasler. Gladys Hosford visiting grandparents in Monticello. Peter Caspers recovering, nearly back to normal. William Hiller and O F Hosford guests at ladies aid meeting. Andrew and Mrs Davidson of Monticello visit J A McLaughlin’s. Mrs Eberhart of Laredo Missouri joins. South Dakota homestead meeting at J A McLaughlin’s. Chauncey Gates attends. Fine table linens and napkins at Kilers Bolton’s.

Castle Grove HM. P. Hannaissick A. W. Cramer Anamosa George Davidson South Dakota Henry Barrack Strawberry Point Henry Knake F. D. McLaughlin John Hasler Gladys Hosford Monticello Peter Caspers William Hiller Buck Creek O. F. Hosford Ladies’ Aid Andrew Davidson Samuel Eberhart Laredo Missouri J. A. McLaughlin Chauncey Gates Wayne

New Orleans Origins and the Louisiana Venture

A historical overview traces New Orleans location to strategic choice by Bienville in 1718 in a cypress swamp south of Pontchartrain, with France’s colonial ambitions sparked by Joliet Marquette and John Law. It also notes subsequent settlements, Chickasaw opposition, and Law’s financial bubble shaping the city’s fate.

Mississippi Valley Cypress Swamp Lake Pontchartrain Missisippi River Gulf Coast St. Louis Republic France John Law Mississippi America New Orleans Kaskaskia la Salle Great River Lake Michigan Gulf Joliet Marquette Arkansas Lavaca Matagorda Bay Iberville Bienville Biloxi Mississippi Sound Baton Rouge Canada Carolina Mobile Europe Cortez Pontchartrain Chickasaws Lake Great Valley de Soto Burr Western Law

Human Refrigerators in American Cities

A humorous note from the Indianapolis News compares cool retiring rooms to human refrigerators. It jokes that rooms that chill patrons serve a similar purpose, while noting they are not officially called refrigerators to avoid offense.

Mocha Versus Brazilian Coffee Question Puzzles Shopper

In Somerville Journal a grocer labels a drink as Mocha while a customer asks Lawson about coffee origin. The exchange hints at a misnamed order and prompts further inquiry into the beverage type and importer.

Lawson Dawson Somerville Journal

Italian Frescoes Unearthed in Cireggio Church Hidden Under Whitewash

Six frescoes by Grandenzio Ferrari have been uncovered during repairs at the old church of Cireggio near Omegna. The removal of whitewash revealed the six works from Italy's medieval art period, praised for splendid color.

Italy Cireggio Omegna Grandenzio Ferrari

Three Types of People: Rusty Ungainly, Gilt Exterior, Polished

Rev. W. Arnot describes three character types. Rusty, ungainly people harm others and reveal baser nature when tested. Gilt individuals show brilliance only on surface, with true metal exposed after rough use. Polished souls endure trials, gaining merit and brightness through hardship.

W. Arnot

Nome Nugget Exposes Officers’ Scrutiny Of Illicit Claims

The Nome Nugget accuses government officers of illegal methods and using their positions to acquire numerous valuable claims through relocation. It prints tables contrasting claims held by officials and their relatives or assistants with those held by leading Nome mining and business figures.

Nome Nugget Nome

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Monticello Express J.W. Doxsee John Dennison J. W. Wanicheck FE. A. Green R. W. Patterson’s Arthur Alexander Arthur Neves Express Cooley Fd. Wilcox G. Hutton E. T. Bates Jr Johnston Bros Hutton and Bates Thei Kilers & Bolton’s Iowa A. Kempf Seventh Street Sycamore Gill Street Sycamore Street William Thomas Cass Center Poland China Keystone Milwaukee Lake Bros Edger Tarbox Klondike Creamery Meeting Farmers Co-operative Creamery Co Niagara Niagara River Lake Erie Lake Ontario United States Engineers Reginald Ethel Indianapolis News Trage Mark Argisterlo Creamery New York Diamond Creamery Co Anamosa National Bank O. H. Soetje G. B. Macomber Olin Dear Old Georgia Love Niccolini Grace Giggler Lazarre Waltzes Peggy O'Neal Lover’s Lane My Lady of the North Bo-Peep Adlyn Hamilton and Story & Clark Pianos Thos. E. Sutton Monticello, Iowa
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