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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
6
Lucas County Banks Question 2 Percent Deposit Law
Des Moines reports Lucas County bankers refuse 2 percent interest on daily balances under a new law. Deputy Supt Frank D Josephs orders deposits to banks paying 2 percent, with Des Moines banks ready to handle funds if Lucas banks refuse. Some treasurers seek payment for services. state aims to resolve before school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lucas County
Frank D. Josephs
Mr. Josephs
Monroe County
Call of Old Ocean Romantic Bathing Tales and Places
A nostalgic travelogue on sea bathing from New York notes. It recounts biblical allusions to bathing, global seaside customs from Japan to Europe, and the use of bathing machines in Brighton with humorous critique of mixed bathing and public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Johnnie
DANGEROUS COYOTE ATTACKS HERTED IN IOWA TENT
Nicholas Doyle, a sheep herder in Bote employed by Sam Ross, was bitten in the forehead by a full grown coyote while asleep in his tent near Jenkins Creek. He rode to town for treatment, reporting fear for his life but staying calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bote
Nicholas Doyle
Sam Ross
Doyle
Jenkins Creek
Plan a Gigantic Sundial in Place Vendôme Paris
The Paris city committee considers turning Place Vendôme into a giant sundial with Napoleon’s column as the painter. A ring of large figures set in wood paving would create a precise natural clock. The idea echoes a similar proposal from the early 1800s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Place Vendame
Napoleon
Jules Vacquier
Dea
Place Vendome
Mayor opposes city car use by officials
New York Mayor Gaynor defends city owned autos yet criticizes officials who ride between homes and offices. Comptroller Prendergast reports against Borough President Connolly’s request for another car while noting Queens has far fewer cars than Richmond. He accuses employees of riding to work in monarchial style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Prendergast
Connolly
Queens
Richmond
Silent witness to fatal Savannah accident haunts Harris
Captain 8S. N. Harris, a former police officer, is suffering hysterical laryngitis after witnessing the death of Mary Moore who was run over by a touring car. He was first on the scene and helped free the woman’s body, and doctors say his voice should return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Mary Moore
N. Harris
Warris Saye
White Way Picnic draws record good roads crowd to Pella
About 7000 road boosters attended the Fourth Great White Way picnic in Pella, Iowa, traveling by auto, train, and team. More than 500 cars occupied the town square with 600 plus cars estimated in total, as delegates came from up to 200 miles away for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
Great White Way Association
Rich Man Released From Asylum
Des Moines district court issues a writ of habeas corpus to secure the release of Phi lander Brown an eighty year old Des Moines businessman from a private insane hospital. Dr Gosham Till former state hospital superintendent at Independence is named. The case accuses Brown of being sent to the hospital while temporarily ill by Mrs Whithouse who later became his guardian after he was induced to will his property to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Philander Brown
Gosham Till
State Hospital
Independence
Brown
Death of Duncan Children in Seine Tragedy
In Paris the car carrying the children of Mme. Duncan and their governess plunged into the Seine after an embankment collapse. The chauffeur, distraught by the crash, was found wandering along the riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Paris
France
Mme. Duncan
Seine River
Boy Dies After Wagon Tragedy Near Camp
Six year old Storm Yake John O'Brien fell from his father's wagon near the Fifty sixth regiment camp. The wheels crushed him after his hat blew away. He was rushed to a local hospital with ruptured lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Yake
John
John O'Brien
Fifty-sixth Regiment
Iowa Hero at 94 Saves Wife from Fire
Iowa City resident Charles Blow aged 94 discovers his home ablaze. He carries his wife aged 84 down the stairs through smoke and flames. The staircase collapses behind them as they reach safety, sealing his courageous act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa City
Charles Blow
Perl
Maple coal mine manager named state mine inspector
W J Holland of Alb ia appointed state mine inspector by Governor Clarke succeeding J J Jeffreys of Buxton. His term ends July 3 1917. Jeffreys resigned earlier and becomes manager of Consolidated Coal company of Buxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deas Moines
W. J. Holland
Albia
Clarke
Holland
J. J. Jeffreys
Buxton
Jeffrey
Consolidated Coal Company
Actors' Church Not Known in Covent Garden
London article notes St Pauls Covent Garden called the Actors church with famous burials including Butler Claude Duval Lely Macklin Arne Grinling Gibbons and Betty Careless who squandered 250000 before dying in the poorhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Covent Garden
St. Paul’s
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
Nfe
Butler
Arne
Grinling Gibbons
St. Paul's
Betty Careless
Gentleman's Magazine
Burlington Woman Ends Life With Poison
Burlington Mrs. Rena Premena Chenkle 26, wife of a Western Union lineman, died by her own hand after taking poison. She left two notes of forgiveness addressed to her mother and husband. no reason for the act was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Rena Premenachenkle
Western Union
Killed While Hunting Near Buxton
Castor Price accidentally killed himself in the woods near Buxton while rabbit hunting. He leaned against his rifle and it discharged, the bullet piercing his heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Castor Price
Buxton
Will Hunt Gun Toters Face Action In Mason City
Mason City police plan action against permit holders who have firearms but failed to register. Police issued 100 licenses to carry weapons, but only thirteen have completed registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Comptroller backs vehicle provision for necessary use
The comptroller agrees automobiles are needed where essential but opposes using them for commuting to work or for evening theater outings. The request was not approved.
New London Council Passes Water Works Bond Issue
The city council approved an ordinance to issue bonds totaling 315,000 for water works in line with the April 2 election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Are you superstitious or into psychic research
A Washington Star line questions beliefs and curiosity about superstition and psychic research, contrasting common skepticism with scientific interest. The quote hints at a public curiosity in paranormal topics and reflects media coverage of such inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Ames Track Captain Leaves for Fort Yellow Stone
Ames Mrs. M A Manning mother of Merrill Manning a Missouri Valley track star and 1914 Iowa State College captain travels to Fort Yellowstone Montana where her son lies in a government hospital with a broken knee cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
M. A. Manning
Merrill Manning
Missouri Valley
Iowa State College
Fort Yellowstone
Mont
Government Hospital
Master Painters Meet Convention Attended by 300
More than 300 master house painters and decorators attended the third annual convention of the organization held in Sioux City showcasing industry trends and techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Justified by Faith and Union with Christ
The passage argues that justification is not mere forgiveness but being declared righteous through faith in Jesus. It contrasts two scenarios: debt paid without restored credit versus partnership with Christ restoring righteousness, yielding a life united to the Saviour and bearing his name. It cites Luther and Romans to frame justification as union with Christ and a future faultless conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jiém
Aiga
Jesus
Christian
Martin Luther
Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Schuol Fund
State
Pure Food Department
State Board of Education
Iowa State Agricultural College
Department of Home Economics
Catherine J. McCay
E. W. Stanton
Division of Science
Department of Mathematics
Marcus Co-operative Company
Marcus, Ia
James Williams
H. J. Raun
C. R. McConnell
L. W. Barnes
C. V. Peters
Charles City Lighting Company
Reading
Young Men’s Christian’ Association
Iowa National Guard
John Griffin
Camp Castle
Chariton
Frank Kitchen
Bernard Nomac
T. T. Thompson
Willis Berry
Warren J. Kent
Dr. J. Hermanier
Dwight R. Mason
Executive Council
Cosson
Polk County
L. A. Jester
Railroau Ce
Rae
State Railroad Commission
Guy Logan
Logan
The
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
M. M. Head
Greene County
Marvin Hewitt
Hewitt
Mr. Head
State Educational Board
College of Medicine
State Board of Health
Walter Bierring
G. H. Sumner
L. Higgins
Garst
Ethel Morris
Mount Pleasant
Warren Garst
Council
Labor Commissioner’s
State University of
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
National Guard
Camp Perry
Frank J. Fineel
Harry G. Utley
W. H. Durchenwald
L. BE. Hilwood
Charles M. King
Collins P. Emerson
Charles O. Briggs
Chester A. Beaver
Walter A. Meyer
Montie Soules
Edgar Wakefield
Hamilton County
Boone River
Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
England
A. G. Vanderbilt
Royal Box
Queen Mary
Arrow
Paul Sturgis
Pharaoh
Moses
Old Nile
Old Cairo
Roda
Hassan Pasha
Isreal
Beauty
Actaeon
Diana
Japan
Australia
Pacific Coast
Europe
Mediterranean
New Jersey
CITY
Auto
White Way
Rich Man
Asylum
Jan
Insane Hospital
Seine
Nevilly
Actors’ Church
St. Paul's Covent Garden
God
Lord Jesus
Tom
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