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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
6
Chapter III continues as Crole questions whether Sullm Mazaroff really died. Merchison arranged a night boat, vanished, possibility of sending money ahead. Durban and a new name weigh on the motive and fate of Andrew Merchison.
Detective Maythorne probes the Marrasdale area after the murder of Mazaroff. The missing Musgrave gun with loaded number twelves, the loaded missing diamonds, and a Cape Town bank receipt fragment drive inquiry into whether the crime was robbery or a deeper plot. Maythorne weighs a local path, a cottage, and a watchful old man as clues point toward identity and motive amid shifting alibis.
In 1631 the Lyon arrives at Salem with supplies after a long voyage. Young minister Roger Williams travels aboard and the fledgling settlement takes in an orphaned boy named Roger Leslie, taken in by families short of five members and welcomed with hope despite scarce food and rough shelters.
In Salem the young minister Roger Williams helps colonists recover from sorrow by teaching beauty and gratitude. Roger, fostered by the Ames family, befriends Roger and learns Narragansett language through visits with the Narragansett people. The chief's son gifts Roger an Indian costume and beads, marking a proud moment of cultural exchange. Margot Ridge.
In a London style inquest the York solicitor and Salim Maziroff identified by witnesses as the deceased are examined. Mrs Elphinstone seeks view of the body to verify if it is Andrew Merchison, once Jean Linton, and Wetherby asks for permission to view the body as part of the application. Further testimony and land transactions follow in this continuation.
Legal notices document several real estate transfers. Josephine Gisler and heirs convey parcels to John J. Smith for 2100 dollars. Sisters of Mercy transfer undivided interests in sections 17 and 30 to Fred W. Caspers and Henry J. Caspers for one dollar. Augusta K Hanken Jacobs sells undivided interests in NW SW and NE SE parcels to Clara M. Schuetz Margaret Reuter and Esther E. Hanken for one dollar.
Iowa’s health department reports 1920 to 1924 diphtheria deaths averaged 242 per year, a rate of 9.9 per 100 000, with 3 630 cases yearly from a 15 to 1 ratio. After a 1923 immunization program the five year 1925 to 1928 death rate fell to 104 per year and 1929 deaths dropped to 34, boosting protection for around 200 000 children.
Striped cucumber beetles threaten cucurbits including cucumbers melons cantaloupe pumpkins squash and related crops. Apply a rust of calcium arsenate one part to twenty parts gypsum or sand plaster on young vines as soon as they sprout and repeat after new leaves appear or rain washes off dusting.
Mr. William Tilliard of New Franken near Green Bay describes years of indigestion and gas, saying Konjola restored his appetite, sleep, and strength after two bottles. He notes longer treatment for severe cases and mentions Monticello druggist F. J. Kay's as a seller.
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