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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1928

Page

3

Funeral for Mareuerite Hustman Held in Center Junction

A brief funeral service was held for Mareuerite Virginia Hustman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hustman Monday at 12 30 here forined the Land HH. Various relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids Anamosa Olin Davenport and other towns attended. Messages of thanks were sent to neighbors and friends for floral tributes and aid.

Mareuerite Virginia Frank Hustman Paul T Mareuer Cedar Rapids E. L. Tomson Claude Compan Collier Ian Willa Walla Sersit Nut Ted Ties Mink James Tomlin Airs Wesses Hanken Lake Son O Popejoy Marguerite Human Grove Sears Gertrude Onslow Q . Watson Maquoketa Robert Mead Kansas City John Alexander Springville Miss Greiser R. N Davenport R L. Greiser Walter Koon Stony Ridge Wohelo Stone City Smith Anamosa CA Burmeister Paine Dro Butterfield Burmeister George Metenald Aria Pauline Prahm Wecomine Mary Fiiley Donald Allegra Barh Selma Prahm Parrey Johny Clark Ann Tuabere Harada Ales Joby Davi Ceryree Sandie Cebioel Steenenseer Tag OL Minneapoli Girerer Andres McDonald Jast Pridiy Meloonila Mcdonald Whde Assetant Ramp Phe JoAn Mebotald Hitmen Cheong Krank Husman Clarence Belh Otte Bell Gear Bell Atanosu Preas Rochester N. CY

Amber baseball results and local social notes at Monticello

The article reports Amber baseball at Fairview postponed by rain. It lists births, visits, and social happenings across Monticello area, naming families such as Oltman, Lincoln, Beaden, Byerly, Siebels, Kaufman, Kromunineda, Husman, Badger, and Bailey. Several residents attend family meals, picnics, and church events.

Social Roundup from Monticello and Surrounding Areas

Richland Center and nearby towns host a busy slate of visits and gatherings. Locals from Monticello Dubuque Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Osceola share visits to homes, churches, and farms while community groups meet for club activities and refreshments. A notable incident involved a broken tongue after a horse kicked, but no injuries occurred.

Wyoming Community News Highlights and Obituaries

Obituary features Elizabeth Wyomin born Oct 5 1875 on a local farm and married Frank Matejka in 1922. Notes on family survivors including sisters and a brother, funeral details by Rev W P Nicholas, and interment in Wyoming cemetery. Also town notes on Mrs CG Benson raising geese, local visits, and Mrs Miller who breeds canaries in Illinois with birds shipped to major cities.

Elizabeth Anna Hrenak Joseph Shedeck Wyoming Marriaace Frank Matejka Wyomin More Metntesho Mount Vernon Mire Susie Stapes Oxford Junction Panne Poennik Katie Korandna John Shedeck Onstown Hugh Campbell H. C Griswold H. P. J. Westphal J Snewersen CG. S. Benson Benson Colorado Dye Monmouth M. E Frank Jack James Gerd Pe Henrietta Lisbon J. Beckwith Tarkie Wroming Partars Saker Sue PerVisors Mat'niascen Monticeng Orlans Davenport Loop Tasker Taliter Onslow North Carolina Kanana East Ridge Waroughetu J. F Marie Morse Minta Henderson Sd Hod. Bowder

Cascade Blacksmith William Cannon Dies in Cascade

William B. Cannon died suddenly in a physician office in Bernard after illness in a nearby barber shop. Born Benton Wisconsin November 4 1866 he married Mary Feeny in Otter Creek October 26 1898 who died February 26 1921. Survived by six sons two sisters and one brother with many relatives in Cascade Dubuque and surrounding areas. Funeral at St Patrick's Cascade July 3 with solemn requiem mass.

William B. Cannon Bernard Mr. Cannon Benton Wis William Susanna Cannon Mary Feeney Otter Creek Charles B St. Paul Paul T Pender Neb Dominic Kilgore James Cannon Catherine Melay Mary Sullivan Cannon Cascade Council Knights of Columbus St. Patrick's Church Garry Owen D. P. Mulcahy Dean Conry Dubuqque Rev. O'Connell Dubuque Randolph, Neb Hosch Elizabeth Neiers Catherine Kirchen J. L. Bader Monticello Walter Sauser J. P. Sauser Michael Geary Daugtes Clara Thomas Rooney Katherine Rooney Rutland John Deich Sabina Chicago George Zoller Virginia Breitbach Dyersville Zita Garrity R. N Ansmoosa Frank Koppes Cascade Thomas Kingsley Thomas III St. Louis J. B. Albers Margaret Milwaukee Jacob Conter Rolland Taylor Anamosa Mercy Hospital L. FP. Barrett Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn John Kirchen Coggan Nicholas Manternach Main Street Wilbur Otting John MacDonald Hospital James McGrain West Anamosa Fillmore Rev Drexler St. Mary’s Peter Koob Golden West Felix Felton and Son Bert Coyne William Neiers Baby Creston Neiers al Didesch Kurt, Gross & Didesch Harold Ginter Baltimore Dolores Mount St. Joseph Cedar Ridge Colo E. J. Ginter Cascada Anna Halligan George Tobin John Sadier

Local Visitors and Guests Share Weekend Arrangements

Bill Stowers of Maquoketh visits in William Bohler home this week. Miss Velma Pangburn guests with her sister Mrs. Carl Latare in Olin. Mr and Mrs Will Sutton visit Cedar Rapids while Mr and Mrs Fred Kempf and sons Albert and Paul Stuart stay with Mrs vané’s parents in Anamosa. Mrs Stanley Scripture of seglin spent Sunday with her family.

Wesley Sieset Ric K Timothy Evered Joan Pierce Aname Fairvier Mfr Albert Oltman Dave Mire Henry Wehle Carl Eden Suent Morne Thiquiels Henry van Sh Reen Caspoeuenth Peer Robertean Ob Amaro & i Pete Teeleg Yount Byte Arthur Serio Owas Mreo Rena Hote Ing Business College Clinton Wall Rimmerman Ross Lincoln Peter Lincoln Lincoln Frank Byerly Onslow Tobias Hanken Hear Monticello Datters Wert Beonen Donald Bowser Vida Ed Dunnean James Dress Monticello Henry Siebels Charles Michels Aque Charu Zeadow Starday Hurston Madley Ostay Artigur Wnorr Mand Irs Johar Kaufman Maquoketa Cerie Bailey George Sehoon Leng Frigdebart Bennie Faelebart Vivvain Mro Ed Kromunineda Castle Crave Township Niroo Rhino Wessels Cierd Wessels Gerda Tholen Anminosa Citerge Backer Henry Shaffer Carl Gerdes Herman Helgens Freda Zimmerman Mabel Otten Gust George Guyan Ho L. Wismeier Cap Buol Dubuque Carl Marney G. L. Buol Lester Schofield Carobinr Allamand Onstows Sehnfeld Anamosa Peepny Jess Stilar Wstars Rieniers Castle Grove Lester SchnoSeid Wilhelm Behrends Monticella Will Balr Andrew Ambuehl Rev Like UN Moore Fers Monare Will Bassiter Henry Marks Wismeter Adam Reichart Lon Furota Sam Clark H. A. Heag George Hein. Jr. Nie The Maquo Cedar Rapids Oliver Kiburs Matthew Allen Iiaac Rehnender Ruth Tring Lovell Township Farm Bureau Will Balsiver GG. L. Buol John Youn John Schweitzer Geoerge Hein Jy Mary Ellen Wismeier J. Fraser Albert Coe Donald Denkhoff Qant Reichart Bill Stowers Maquoketh William Bohler Velma Pangburn Carl Latare Olin Will Sutton Fred Kempf Albert Paul Stuart Vanés Paul Smith Stanley Scripture McNeally Seglin Eowithn

Monticello Residents and Farm Visit Highlights

Miss Mabel Baade visited Monticello at the George Hein Jr. home while families including the Rogers Hoff man Staner and Piefort were at Maquoketa Lake Thurst. Frank Ferring, John Schweitzer Sr and Jr, and John Marugg spent time at multiple local homes Monday and Tuesday.

Car N. Hein Mabel Baade Monticello George Hein, Jr John Schweitzer, Jr John Marugg Pritz Marugg

Town Pets Featured In Life Size Screen Display

Dogs and chinchilla rabbits drew attention as townspeople posed for photographs last Thursday. On Saturday evening their images were shown life size at the opera house, offering a local pets showcase in a public viewing.

DeLanceys Visit Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis Trip

Prairieburg residents Mr. and Mrs. O A DeLancey traveled to Cedar Rapids on Saturday evening. O A DeLancey caught the 11 o clock train to Minneapolis to visit his daughter Mrs H B Flockhart. Mr and Mrs Seward Smith of Blairsburg visited relatives Friday and Saturday.

O. A. DeLancey Cedar Rapids O. A Minneapolis H. B. Flockhart Seward Smith Blairsburg C. O. Rowley Mary Dolan Rochester Iowa City Tony Christal Mary

Whitney family and friends visit. notes from Cedar Rapids area

In Cedar Rapids area records, Joseph and Grandma Kula host visitors while J. W. Whitney builds a new barn with Alva Whitney in charge. Mrs. Roy Truesdell and children visit from Wyoming. others travel to Anamosa and Monticello. Des Moines Register comments on farmer owned automobiles and urban car use.

Joseph Cedar Rapids Grandma Kula J. W. Whitney Alva Whitney Marion Roy Truesdell Wyoming Whitney Oxford Junction Benneta Gwendolyn Ward Coggan Grandma Truesdell Effie Whitney Floyd Home George Knott Monticello Gilbert Starks Florence Bebee Iowa City Des Moines Iowa

One Buyer Cannot Make a Market

A writer argues that the Packers avoid face to face competition by using private yards and contends that real competitive bidding for live stock occurs in Chicago markets, where buyers must pay the price.

Old Chicago Packer

Chicago Live Stock Exchange advertisement on open market

An advertisement promotes the Chicago Live Stock Exchange as part of a series demonstrating the benefits of an open competitive market versus direct buying. It contrasts transparent pricing and competition with opaque, less fair practices.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Center Junction Amber Amber Lumber Company Carl Husman August Husman Roland Badger George Andrews Merle Blanche N. J. Bailey Shell Rock Lucy Bailey Richland Center Will Lesch Grundy Center C. W. Mallicoat Henry Lesch M. E. Miller Mechanicsville Wyuiihe Telephone Company Lee Prairieburg Farmer and Ts Automobile Pice Thia Aquasuant Awit Wadhams Avery Wadhams Wright Chicago Live Stock Exchange Iced Joy Shaffer Sweet Shop Telephone Eilers Pearl Blush
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