Local Notes From July 1896 In Jones County
A compilation of events reports July 1896 happenings in Jones county including a town buying a cart, hog prices at 3.00 per cwt, graduation of Sarah Grace Streett from Park College, electric lights in the Opera house replacing oil lamps, retirements and relocations of local workers, births and deaths, burglaries in Scotch Grove, several marriages on July 6 and 11, a move of Ada Gibson back from Asheville, a infant death of Nettie May Ely, and multiple newborns and deaths throughout the month.
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Oxticells ,Express
Misa
Sarah Grace Streett
Park ‘College
Kansas City
Board of Education
R. J. Taupert
Bidwell & Taupert
Battle Creek
Michigan
Bradley Stuart
Isaac Sweesy
Jones County
Hopkinton
Mr. Sweesy
Iowa
Scotch Grove Township
George Oltmans
William Shoemaker
Bertha J. Stickle
B. M. Muzzey
Cass Township
Carlotta Graves
J. W. Sturtevant
Monticello
Anna Westfall
Wyoming
Mr. Chadwick
Olin
Hale
Carrie Franks
William ©. Doron
Hester Franks
Ada Gibson
Asheville
North Carolina
Nettie May
Elias Ely
Henry Heisey, Sr
Fritz Zimmerman
Seals
Onslow
Cattle and Swine Exhibition Rules Issued by Health Commission
The Express notes new health rules for cattle and swine shown at Iowa fairs. Cattle must come from a tuberculosis free herd or pass a tuberculin test within 90 days. Swine must have anti hog cholera serum and virus within 30 days, or serum alone within 15 days. Exhibitors should act within 30 days for swine.
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The
Express
Commission of Animal Health
Health Commission
Lawn
Iowa
Victory Through Christ Sunday Sermon by Mitchell
William Hayes Mitchell, pastor, leads morning service at 11 with Sunday school at 10 and evening service at 7 30. The July 24 sermon is Victory Through Christ. An evening union service features Rev W P Ames. Sunday school and Young People's Circle meet at usual hours.
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William Hayes Mitchell
W. P. Ames
William Porter Ames Church Service Notice
William Porter Ames pastor announces Sunday church school at 10 am with a special report on Cedar Falls conference. Morning worship at 11 am features God's Gardens theme based on Genesis 2 15. Evening union service at the Methodist church.
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William Porter Ames
Cedar Falls
Methodist Church
Sermon Theme and Services At Local Church
Leonard Duckett pastor leads regular Sunday services with Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m Strangers welcome The sermon topic next Sunday morning will be Salvation for the Chief of Sinners An union evening service at the Methodist church at 8 00 p m will feature Rev William P Ames preaching the sermon.
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Leonard Duckett
William P. Ames
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Schedule
St Matthew s Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 00 a m and preaching at 10 45 on Sundays The German or English service alternates each Sunday Luther League meets on the first Sunday of each month Pastor Sigmund Ide leads activities and services.
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St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Sigmund Ide
Luther League
Pastoral Services Guide and Mass Times
George A. Hauck, pastor, leads the parish with the first mass at 8:00 a.m. and the second at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school instructions follow at 2:15 p.m. and devotions begin at 3:00 p.m.
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George A. Hauck
Pastor Roland P Kuentzel Services and Classes
Roland P. Kuentzel, pastor, conducts regular services each Sunday with Sunday school at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00. Preaching is in German or English on alternate Sundays. A cordial welcome is extended to all members and friends to attend all services.
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Roland P. Kuentzel
Daugherty Has Opportunity in Anti graft Message
In Springfield Massachusetts the Republicans condemn illegal combinations in the building industry as grafts threatening the moral fabric of industry. If Mr pashan acts as Mr Untermyer has in exposing them he could gain a notable reputation.
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Daugherty
Springfield
Mass
Pashan
Untermyer
Monticello Ball Club Dominates Green Goblins 18 to 0
Monticello crushed the Green Goblins 18 to 0 last Thursday for their sixteenth straight win, with Snider driving a triple double and Thompson pitching a near record performance. The game featured nine Monticello runs in the fourth inning and 28 batters faced by Thompson, while the Goblins managed only two first-base runners.
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Green Goblins
Monticello
Goblins
Snider
Levsen
Hubbard
Juncas
Thompson
Weller
Minticello
Levyson
Tigers
Bimbo" Lucag
Laude
Tiger
Dubuque
Guilford
Bradfield
Peacock
Lassance
Wieh
Bethel
Sumner
Chapman
Bartlett
Levsen L
Worthington
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R. H Ir
Minnichester
FL. I
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Worthington R. TY. i, KR
Cascade
H. R. Nef
Cascade Ray
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Ryan
Worthington HH. KM. i
Monticello Council Minutes Report 1921 Actions
Monticello city council met July 1921 in adjourned session with five members present. Treasurer Hoag reported a city balance of 10 232.69 and receipts totaling 1 206.67 for the quarter. Several city payments were ordered, culverts planned on cemetery road and Main street, and licenses issued for cigarette sales. Cornel college president Charles W. Flint named to Iowa Educational Board of Examiners. Kegley Mercantile store in Monmouth closes after 36 years.
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Monticello
Iowa
Hanssen
Schneider
Iverson
van Meter
Voorhees
Hoag
Thos, Carson Co
Ccc Cere
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Dyersville
Monticello Express
N. W. Tel. Co
H. S. Lee
C. J. Northrop
Monticello Elec. Co
H. C. Hoffman
Council
C. L. van Meter
Cemetery Road
Canning Co
Main Street
First Street
Grand Street
Lambert
Godfrey Bader
FP. J. Kay
Edward Wirth
C. A. Palmer
Guilford & Maire
Anna FE. Chrisman
Charles W. Flint
Cornell College
Educational Board of Examiners
Flint
Kendall
Ford's Milkless Cow Invention Hints at New Chicken Trap
Henry Ford takes aim at a wider market with a humorous claim about inventions. The gag imagines a chicken that stays out of neighbors' gardens, paralleling Ford's dairy parody with a broader product idea.
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Washington Post
Henry Ford
Col John H Peters dies. 1857 convention survivor to be buried
Col John H Peters longtime Delhi and Manchester resident and last survivor of Delaware County 1857 constitutional convention died at his Manchester home last Tuesday at age 92. Services were at 2:30 pm with Masonic, Grand Army of the Republic, Women’s Relief Corps and American Legion honors. Peters born February 2 1828 in Kent Connecticut came to Delhi in 1853 practiced law, Civil War captain later colonel, moved to Manchester when county seat shifted, retired 1900. married Helen Kneeland in 1853. John Turley of Dyersville 22 shot himself Wednesday amid family deaths and illness. ex World War soldier.
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John H. Peters
Manchester
Masonic Order
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion
Col. Peters
Kent
Connecticut
Delaware County
Delhi
4Th
Iowa Cavalry
Helen M. Kneeland
John Turley
Dyersville
Frank
Edwin
Rochester
Minnesota
John
Enrollment at Iowa State College Sets Summer High
A total of 1311 students enrolled for the summer school at Iowa State College, creating a new enrollment record and 550 more than last year.
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Iowa State College
Prohibition Empty Workhouse Highlighted In Lincoln
The Lincoln Journal notes prohibition support surges into a strong lead with opponents unable to mount a debate. A striking exhibit shows Cincinnati’s municipal workhouse closed for want of inmates, a large building photographed to emphasize emptiness alongside social statistics.
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Lincoln Journal
Cincinnati
Drunk Driver Fined and Released in Nebraska Case
Lincoln reports a man caught for drunken driving receiving an extra fine before being allowed to drive again. The Iowa court previously punished a prominent citizen by consigning him to an inebriate asylum and confiscating his car, a harsher fit to the crime. The judge asks for witnesses as a complainant shows his swollen eye.
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Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Iowa
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Sacred Heart Church
Reformed Church
Monticello Ball Club
Dubuque Tigers
Anamosa
City Park
I. Herberger
Hyes
Drs. Cochrane & Stuhler
Monticello Motor Company
J. R. Studer
F. G. Matthiessen
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Atc
Ray Adams
Times
McNeill Bros
Towa
James Farley
Durham
Webster
Scotch Grove
Goodyear
United States
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co. Lstt
Anna Hdwards
Norman Smith
Cedar Valley
Civil Service
Leonard
Equitable Bldg
Washington, D. C
Kellum
Standard Oil Station
V. W. Hattendorf
C. B. Jenkins
Couler Ave
Reding
Shelley
Lucas
Laude Levien
McKeever
Barnts
Rittmer
Hauss
H. Pet Vernimont
Chailford
A ' Snyder
Laude Ib
Oo Thompson
McKeever Mauss
Peper
Sketley Ny
Capman
Hartlett
Locher
Council Proceedings
Kegley
Monmouth
Clara Kegley
George Kegley
George Sokol
Mt. Vernon
Ford
Roseroe
I. V. Dautremont
AT Law
Norma Talmadge
Leroy Scott
Jennie Malone
Princess Theatre
A. P. Lambert
Edison
York
Broadway Roof Gardens
New York
Edison Music
Mr. Edison
Frank Locher
U.S. Usco Tread
U.S
Usco Tread
Eople
U. S
U.S. Nobby Tread
J. J. Eggers
F. W. Page
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
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