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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

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Political parties endure amid shifting alignments and tariffs

The piece argues that neither the Democratic nor Republican parties will collapse under internal disagreements or tariff debates. It notes potential but limited realignments, dismisses third parties as insignificant, and critiques Iowa and Illinois political maneuvers while predicting continued two‑party dominance and protectionist policies.

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Monticello High School Commencement

The Monticello High School held two evenings of exercises on June 2 and 3 at the opera house to award diplomas to a class of nineteen. Supt. Foster presented the diplomas and urged graduates to live with integrity, self-reliance, and service, honoring their parents and contributing to society.

Supt. Foster Monticello High School Opera House Foster Bertha Locher Ella May Watt C. B. Beckes Lenox College Methodist Episcopal Church Rickless’ Orchestra M. A. Breed Congregational Church C. Maud Hall Hazel V. Hubbard Norway Sweden Northland England Europe Russia Cuba J. W. Innes Presbyterian Church N. F. Norton John G. Schoon Roosevelt Commission Margarete N. Deischer Robert Burns Mary R. George Shakespeare Raphael Goethe Burns Emil C. Ricklefs South Bertha Locher Moses Promised Land Napoleon Emma Hein Asia China Japan Orient India Ilarold Bingham John I. Jtoster Mr. Jtoster The Express O Congregational Church Inman Manchester Jarman Monticello

Small Colleges Face Enrollment Limits Across Northeast

Des Moines Register notes leaders like President Harris of Amherst and lawmakers push for smaller colleges. Wellesley considers capping next fall’s intake. Williams resists expansion. Dartmouth must decide. Senator Allison advocates small college model. Hoar praised traditional New England college form. Iowa debate centers on merging agriculture and state university.

Des Moines Register Learter Harris Amherst College Des Moines Amherst Wellesey College Williams College Darteee Allison Hoar Scribner’s New England College Iowa Agricultural College State University State Normal School

Mt Vernon Hawkeye Advocates Timely Road Repairs

The Mt Vernon Hawkeye argues that improving roads follows the adage a stitch in time saves nine, urging proactive maintenance to prevent bigger repair costs later.

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