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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

3

Beware the League and the Battle for American Sovereignty

A veteran columnist defends U S independence against League of Nations entanglements. He argues peace terms followed war and laments families split by long absence, urging the senate to reject the covenant to preserve America’s sovereignty and honor the fallen.

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Monticello Social Notes Record Weddings Births and Visits

Mrs James Leech and Margaret McNielly attended the Bishop Rickless wedding at Monticello last week. Mr and Mrs Will Leech are parents of a baby girl born July 2 at John McDonald hospital. Many relatives and friends visit in Monticello and Cedar Rapids while others travel to Wyoming Maquoketa and Sioux City for events and greetings.

James Leech Margaret McNielly Bishop Monticello Center Junction Will Leech John McDonald Hospital Babe Will Miss McDonald S. L. Davis George McDonald Wyoming Anna Ellen McDonald Schloeman Butterfield Margaret Schloeman Cedar Rapids Laura Peterson H. J. Smith Genevieve Clearwater Minnesota J. E. Letze Peter Prahm Geo. McDonald Peter Smith F. L. Serpousek E. L. Bergeson Sioux City Proxler Des Moines Nelle Preas Glass Hill Central City Viola Bethurum Cedar Falls Styne J. B. Krause Selma Prahm Maquoketa George Courtney Leo Anamosa W. S. Pangburn Velma Harry Stingley Dannon Junction J. B. Moses Ora Andrews Francis Pearl Ward Eldora J. B. Hanken Finley Hospital Dubuque Mayme Preas Frank Livingstone Jacob Courtney M. &. L. A. Society Alma Isabel James Young Harley Bulgrin F. L. Coder Arthur Fickle Mt. Vernon Howard Leech Dorothy War Isiti Wyomsted

Death of William T. Sears in Wyoming Wy

William T. Sears died June 30 at his home in Wyoming after an illness begun last October. Born July 31, 1879 in Byron Illinois, he lived in Jones county since childhood and worked as a blacksmith and machinist at Onslow Anamosa and locally. He leaves his wife and two children.

Wyoming William T. Sears Mr. Sears Byron Illinois Jones County Onslow Anamosa Sears

Wyoming notes July Fourth crowds and local concerns

The brief reports a quiet July 4 in Wyoming with visits to Anamosa and Maquoketa, and mentions heavy rain, bridge repairs needed, and dangerous road crossings. It notes farmers busy with corn, hay, and harvest, a labor shortage, and upcoming school assignments for L. L. Fishwild. Local arrivals include Stanley Brainard and Edna Anderson. Nolan Bros. evergreen struck by lightning and two steer deaths reported.

A. Wilson Bethel Wyoming Anamosa Maquoketa L. L. Fishwild Walker Iowa Fishwild Nolan Bros Eugene Winters Stanley Brainard Davenport Edna Anderson Rock Island Rex Heasty Ladage Des Moines

Delightful Onslow reunion honors Propst matriarch

Onslow July 8 a large family gathering marked Mrs Propst 79th birthday at her home east of town. Five children with families seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren joined about thirty six others for dinner and reminiscences as Mr and Mrs Propst celebrate sixty one years of marriage and fifty eight years at their present home.

Onslow Samuel Propst J. A. Smith Clinton Smith Knittle Crave Waterloo Jack

The Best Old Bed in The TWouse

A Kansas City Star piece recalls a family bed hierarchy with a shed room bed left open to all for play and rest. It contrasts parlor and mother’s beds, then rapidly shifts to classified notices about land sales, farms wanted, and an automotive tire service ad by John Eggers in Monticello, Iowa.

Claud Callan Kansas City Star Mother John Eggers Monticello Iowa

Executor’s Notice in Jones County Estate Proceeding

Public notice states Henry M. Carpenter is appointed executor of the estate of David Marvell by the District Court of Jones County. Creditors must file claims with the court clerk sworn and timely, and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anmmosa Town July 1949. Attorneys Coxsee and T Doxsee represent the estate.

District Court of Jones County David Marvell Anmmosa A. D Henry M. Carpenter Coxsee & T Doxsee Geo L. Lovell R. C. Stirton Geo. L. Lovell R. C Stirton J. R. Thompson F. A. Hanken L. W. Lovell J. W. Coxsee T. M. Redmond

Sand Spring School Board Elects Officers and Local News

The Sand Spring annual school board meeting July 1 re elected J. A. Tibbitts as president A. Blair as secretary and George Tibbitts as treasurer. The column lists numerous local visits guests and travel between Lost Nation Hopkinton Cedar Rapids Dubuque Cascade Oxford Junction Monticello and Anamosa with townspeople visiting relatives friends and attending events. Charles Sloan of Geneva Nebraska spoke at Anamosa and visited Monticello over the weekend.

Sand J. A. Tibbitts A. Blair George Tibbitts J. P. Schuster Clarence Irene McDonough Lost Nation F. W. Lawrence Wyoming Will Sears Pierce F. M. Wheeless Hopkinton F. J. Gestel Louise Manchester Lawrence Schuster Dubuque H. S. Pierce Dorothy Lois Cascade Henry Dufoe Bryan Edward Weitz W. A. Ottilie L. J. Pride Mildred Cedar Rapids Guthrie William Charles H. S. Sloan Geneva Nebraska Anamosa Monticello

Large Iowa farms offer diverse sizes and prices across counties

A catalog of Iowa land listings details No 1 through No 76 farms, with acreages from 65 to 435 and prices from 90 to 350 per acre. Terms include carried back notes at 5 percent, six-year and long-term financing, with locations near towns, railroads, and military highways, plus varied improvements and tiling.

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