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The passage announces a weekly Thursday publication edited by J W Doxsee with the title editor and professor and lists a subscription price of 1.75 dollars.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
2
The passage announces a weekly Thursday publication edited by J W Doxsee with the title editor and professor and lists a subscription price of 1.75 dollars.
County Surveyor Whalen visited Onslow for town work while locals report births soothes injuries and sales. Bank ownership changes hands as Miss Green and Dr. Kirkpatrick assist in medical scenes. Ringling Brothers parade of exotic animals draws attention. Council meeting notes approve sidewalks and street work program.
Presbyterians and Congregationalists hold services with communion and Sunday school activities. The Iowa crop service reports unseasonably warm weather with high winds, rapid moisture loss, and variable corn height. overall harvest progress, haying, and fruit yields noted for the season.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining in Monticello Iowa post office advertised July 2 1901 includes T. T. Harrison D E Penn P M J E Bateman and Richard Dawson. They passed through Ryan yesterday with a monument to be erected at the grave of Mrs J H Swindall at Silver Creek.
Michael Hogan sent two cars of Hereford steers described as handsome stock with only one white faced head. The shipment, combined with 68 hogs shipped at the same time, is expected to bring Hogan about 3700 dollars.
Mrs Lena Rohn and Mrs Little of Monticello were guests last Sunday of Rev. E. Melchert and family, as reported by the Ryan Reporter.
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