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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

3

Night at La Vega Ends With Narrow Rescue

A weary rider discovers Gregorio Stefanetti, a Greco-Italian fraudster, scheming at the Fonda Los Angeles in La Vega. After Manuelita helps free him, the pursuer is captured by Captain Gomez, and Stefanetti is later killed while resisting capture.

Pampas la Vega Bejano Los Santos la Plata Colorado Gregorio Stefanetti Nice Stefanett Marseilles Messer Emilio Corentini House of B. & B New York Fonda Los Stefanetti Gregorio Fonda Manuelita Barcelona Pete Don Felipe Ricardo Barcelona Pete Ricardo Pampasa Earth Manuellita Senor Jackal Emilio Carrambo Emilie Buenos Ayres Cercle Maritime Gomez Capitan Hmillo Corentini Buenos Suror Paris

Iowa Soldiers Bonus Law Authorized 22 Million Bond Issue

Iowa enacts a 22 million dollar bond authorization to fund a veterans bonus for those who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. A Bonus Board administers payments, with a 1.1 million annual tax to cover principal and interest, and a 1924 deadline for excess funds to be redirected to disability relief. The measure, approved 1921, must be approved by voters in 1922 general election.

Iowa United States General Assembly State of Des Moines Treasury Army Navy Marine Corps Students Army Training Corps Adjutant General Lows Department of the American Legion Bonus Board Executive Council A. D Walter C. Ramsay The Thirty-ninth General Assembly

Anne Boleyn Clock Gift From Henry VIEL Revealed

An ivory clock decorated with Windsor motifs and the motto Died et mon drett was a wedding gift from Henry VIEL to Anne Boleyn. The four inch deep, ten inch high piece later belonged to Horace Walpole and was bought by Queen Victoria for 551 dollars during the Strawberry Hill sale.

Anne Boleyn Windsor Henry Viel Horace Walpole Strawberry LA

Where Some Men Fall

A Dallas News line reflects on men who cling to principles yet fail to do real work challenging readers to value action over rigid ideals.

Dallas News

On Borger's Line of Sanity in Insanity History

The Indiana Medical Journal notes that insanity often traces to early symptoms. Dr. Bahr lists traits such as self-pity jealousy and scrupulousness that can become unsocial when exaggerated. Moodiness irritability and oversensitivity also appear. Early recognition and treatment may prevent progression.

Indianapolis Max A. Bahr Baty

Unpleasant Bedfellow on the Trail

In California and Texas rattlesnakes seek proximity to travelers at night. Soldiers often kill many in camps, yet bites are rare as snakes rarely harm sleepers. Some men still choose to sleep alone on hard watches.

California Texas Gning

The Journey Home Expressed in a Woman’s Love

A short quoted reflection from Sybil Lethbridge’s The Journey Home on Marthe’s view that a woman’s happiness rests on being loved, noting love’s fuel and a woman’s modest emotional fire shaped by life’s pains.

Marthe Sybil Lethbridge

Rome Objects to Coliseum Lease for Theater Use

A New York World report notes a Rome uproar over leasing the Coliseum to a theatrical company. Critics call it desecration, while supporters argue it could fund national needs and mirror historic uses. defenders say art may not dishonor the monument.

Rome Coliseum Treasury New York World

Farm Prognostication Sparks Local Wry Exchange

On the Cornetssel farm Mrs. Corntessel declares the fruit will fail while Hiram counters by suggesting they publish their own news entry rather than rely on the commiss gation merchants. The exchange shows rural humor over harvest prospects.

Hiram

Bookkeeping Faith Tested by Brief Exchange

A terse exchange questions the care of accounts and money handling. The speaker asserts capability while another voice doubts the record keeping.

Executor's Notice in Jones County Iowa Estate

Public notice announces F J Stimson appointed executor of Garrett Schoon deceased in Jones county Iowa by district court. Creditors to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debts to be paid to the executor to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa June 16, 1922.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Garrett Schoon Anamosu Laws A. D Iowis Dura J. Hefner Anamosa Florence Roberts Helen R. Hefner Doxsee District Court of State’ of George ‘Tobiason Henesy Monticello Ahlke Catherine Tobinson Doxsee & Doxsee Hatate William Sharp Lizzies, Sharp, Adminatratrix

Executrices Appointed for Hefner Estate in Jones County

Florence Roberts and Helen R. Hefner are named executrices of Dura J. Hefner estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors are notified to present claims and avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa June 15 1922, attorneys Doxsee Doxsee.

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