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Publication header notes Thursday issues edited by J W Doxsee with publisher rights and annual subscription price of 1 75 dollars.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
2
Publication header notes Thursday issues edited by J W Doxsee with publisher rights and annual subscription price of 1 75 dollars.
Center Junction suffered a major blaze last night destroying five businesses on the south side of the street. John W. Baum is under arrest on suspicion of setting the fire, with insurance coverage varying from several hundred to $1,800 on the stock and buildings.
Regular Monticello council meeting reports weighmaster and mayoral receipts, accepts R Cartano’s resignation as marshal and water superintendent, appoints I M Rodman to marshal and water chief, approves bonds for Abel and Rodman, approves several town expenses, and authorizes pipe and hydrant purchases. wedding notices and alumni banquet occur nearby.
Mr H F Burrichter Rev and Mrs Gamelin and Mrs Mardef attended the funeral of Rev Moehl at Last Nation Tuesday. Messrs Earl Hollister and John Millard of Anamosa spent a pleasant half day in Monticello last Sunday. Miss Mary Dutton of Anamosa was the guest of Miss Catharine Lovell and Lyle Richardson last week. Mrs Harriet Coughlan has returned to Monticello from Chicago after an absence of nearly a year.
Mr C R Scroggie departed Monticello last evening and plans to reside in Ames for three years. He leaves behind a wide circle of friends and is remembered fondly by Monticello high school scholars as a splendid instructor. His family will stay in the locality until fall.
Mrs Henry Frerichs aged 74 of Wayne township died suddenly last Sunday morning. She was found on the bed after breakfast by her husband. Survived by husband and one daughter Mrs Henry Hinrichs of Center Junction.
The annual Decoration Day of the I O O F lodge occurs next Sunday June 8. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are asked to meet at the hall at 1 30 p m.
Messrs. Geo F Tobiason and Herman W Hanken left yesterday for Victor Iowa to attend a big stock sale. Children's Day exercises will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Floyd M. Davis Des Moines chemist submits a comprehensive water study to the city council noting samples from Monroe hydrant showed two liquefying germs per cubic centimeter while others were free of sewage organisms. He says the main and well water are wholesome though sodium sulphate and hydrogen sulphide give taste and odor. recommends system circulation and hydrant rotation to improve quality.
The Milwaukee Harvester No 10, introduced in 1888, set the standard and continues to lead. The Milwauker Harvester Company reports ongoing sales growth in harvesters and mowers, with O C Hunter selling and stocking repairs.
Meeting in Boston June 15 to 18 offers Nickel Plate Road travel rates for the event. Tickets go on sale June 12 13 and 14 with open return to June 21 and extended return to July 31 via joint Boston agent John Y. Calahan 111 Adams St Chicago. Also rental listing 49w3 Christine Miller on Sycamore St Monticello Bank inquiries. Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars meals in dining cars and a la carte options.
American Tourist Association escorts announce escorted tours to Yellowstone Park and Alaska aboard the Spokane. Departure Chicago July 31 at 10 PM via Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Extended stays, reserved rooms, all expenses included, covering hotels meals rail sleeping car berths and boat fares. For details contact ticket agents or F A Miller in Chicago. Also reduced prices on hats at Schoonover and Drury's.
A Model sale note hints at a Tamoka coffee offer as a prompt to clear mood and attract buyers. Local readers are invited to sample the blend and consider the purchase.
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