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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
5
Mr. M J Hogan spent Friday in Manchester and various town names appear with misc notices on store ads, visits, and sales. People including Abel, Overly, Reichart, Deutrick, Eilers Bolton, Stockwell, Errickson and Sarles are listed with attractions, goods and services. A light frost Friday morning and local real estate offers are noted along with a birth and moving of telegraph services.
Local residents in Monticello and surrounding areas are noted visiting Cedar Rapids and Mason City, with church services, Memorial Day observances, and school events. Reports include sales ads, court term closure, plant specials, weather notes, and various personal updates from residents and families.
Miss Florence Hefner dies at home in Cedar Rapids at twenty one. Fireman Curtis narrowly escapes a coal car accident in Monticello. Rev Gruenstein returns from Allentown General Synod serving multiple terms. Diamond Creamery changes to monthly pay turning Saturdays into market days. General Assembly notes include Justice Harlan and W J Bryan attendance and robed prayers debate. Next Sunday Rev Innes speaks on impressions of the assembly.
Henry Wallace, editor of the Wallace Farmer, addresses about two hundred farmers at the Monticello opera house to promote the Corn Belt Meat Producers' Association. He outlines goals to unite shippers, packers, railroads and farmers for better protection, pricing, and efficiency in cattle transport and marketing.
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