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Published every Thursday. Veresece terms of subscription per year. Subscrib ers out of county pay 1.75 dollars yearly with 15 cents postage additional. Editors and Proprietors listed as Veresece Terms.
15 Jul 1886
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1886
Page
1
Published every Thursday. Veresece terms of subscription per year. Subscrib ers out of county pay 1.75 dollars yearly with 15 cents postage additional. Editors and Proprietors listed as Veresece Terms.
Washington correspondence from July 9 1886 discusses growing hostility between the Senate and House of Representatives amid pension veto battles. It cites exclusive floor access, corporate influence claims, and hopes Congress will override President Cleveland’s vetoes.
Olin Recorder notes a reader's critique of Free Lance's reply on instrumental music in worship. The letter argues about temple ritual, moral duties versus positive institutions, and cites Psalm 150 as authority for instruments and dance in ancient worship while highlighting a misquote concern about Dr Breckenridge. Mentions a possible county attorney candidacy.
Amberites stayed home with few to Anamosa and back, vows to never return. Homer Boots sold a pig tipping 465 pounds to Henry Hartman. Schools closed last Friday. Mr. Baker to teach at Stone City for higher pay and will leave Amber. A friendly baseball game on the 26th last month: Center Junction 50 Amber 29, return game at Center Junction on the 17th. Andrews Wentworth and Shankland color county bridges. Philip Hildenbrand store front blue and red trim.
Local notes report George Lewis visiting J A Crawford and several accidents and mishaps. A horse died en route to the creamery and other riders were injured in New York style horse incidents. Mentions harvest, travels, and rural visits in Ames and Manchester with brief ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and other era remedies.
A New York socialite recalls her stolen breastpin and receives a peculiar ransom note offering its return for a kiss. A servant impersonates the owner to test the demand at Madison and Fifty sixth, ending with a paper containing only a small piece of word.
Consumers are urged not to fall for cheap imitations of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The ad warns sellers may push a similar product for profit, insisting customers demand the genuine remedy guaranteed to relieve throat lung and chest affections with trial bottles offered free at J. H. Bacher & Co's. Datyr Store.
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