Saloons Closed on Sundays Reduce Local Arrests
Clinton reports fewer Sunday intoxication arrests after saloons closed. Revival at Marshalltown drew 1 987 conversions with 86 322 06 in offerings. Goggon school board received 271 teaching applications across principal to primary roles. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and owners across Jones County towns.
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Clinton
Billy
Marshalltown
Monitor
Goggon School Board
Traer
George Wheeler
George Saul
Anamosa Eureka News Notes on Local Moves and Obituaries
Charles A. Lewis of Center Point dies at 54 after farming east of town. Funeral handled by Odd Fellows. Mrs Petcina leaves for Monticello then Idaho with departure for Coeur d Alene department store stake. H G Halsey to move to What Cheer and run hardware store. brother in law Meyer Carli died two weeks ago. Reva Crow to be hired as stenographer when she finishes Mt Vernon schooling.
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Charles A. Lewis
Center Point
S. A. Lewis
C. W. Hosford
Monticello
Odd Fellows
Petcina
West
Mary Petcina
Halsey
Olin
Gardner
Reva Crow
Mt. Vernon
Miss Hilda Taylor Plans Pipestone High English Post
Miss Hilda Taylor, recent state university literature graduate, will teach English at Pipestone High School next year. James McKmee Jr. died at his Hopkinton home yesterday afternoon from bronchial pneumonia with complications after a short illness. Cemetery improvements show progress from the volunteer work by the Ladies' Cemetery Associations. J. E. Stanger killed a five foot bull snake on his farm after stepping on it while walking along the road.
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Hilda Taylor
State University
Pipestone
Miyn
James McKmee Jr
Hopkinton
Mcfimee
Ladies’ Cemetery Associations
J. E. Stanger
Ste
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
A humorous essay noting social quirks and pretenses in romance and culture. It mocks idealized manners, civic virtue, and tastes from shopping to opera, quoted with playful newspaper commentary and a wink at audience judgments.
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New York Press
Public Sale of Curtis Farm stock and tools June 12 1909
Having sold the George Curtis farm 34 miles west of Monticello we announce a public sale on Saturday June 12 1909 at 1 o clock. Stock includes 49 cattle 87 hogs and 8 horses plus farm implements and harnesses. Terms cash for sums $10 or less and eight months on bankable notes at 7 percent interest. Hanssen Bros Props P 10 Bell Capt Tarbox Clerk Auct
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George Curtis
Monticello
Interurban feasibility urged for Iowa towns
The Marshalltown Times Republican reports on the Ft Dodge Des Moines and Southern interurban showing $1600 per mile net earnings and 10 percent return on $6,000 equity. It argues towns could secure $3,000 per mile in tax aid, finance 3,000 per mile by stock, and build multiple corridors if promoters focus on real money investment rather than construction profits. The piece notes past land investments drained Jones county savings.
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Marshalltown Times
Republican
State Executive Council
Des Moines
Boone
Ft. Dodge
Towa
Southern
Iowa
Des Moines-Ft. Dodge
Phoft
Fine Roadster Stallions For Sale On East Mon ticello Farm
G H George announces a stud of roadsters with stallions on his Mon ticello area farm. Marcos Bozzaris leads the list with 2 21 record and notable progeny including Kenyon 2 11 34 and Margaret 2 22 percent trotting. Other offspring Brown Beauford and Golden Signet shown. terms 25 dollars with return, plus 15 and 12 dollars for two carriage horses and a full blood Clydesdale stallion.
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Roadsters
Monticello
Marcos Bozzaris
Nutwood
Kenyon
Margaret
Jones County
Beauford
G. H. George
One Day Only Return Schedule Friday June Fourth
The notice sets dates for a monthly return event on Friday from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The event repeats every 28 days with a one day only window.
Renowned specialist promises cures for chronic diseases
Dr Shallenberger claims to permanently cure incurable cases and send patients home without fees. He markets himself as a highly successful chronic disease physician with fast diagnosis. He advertises treatments for catarrh, respiratory, eye ear nose throat issues, stomach liver kidneys and other ailments, including epilepsy Brights disease and early stage consumption. He offers guaranteed cures for piles fistulae rupture and nervous debility with surgical eye ear nose throat services.
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Shallenberger
Bright
Monticello Ordinance on Sidewalk Removals and Rebuild
The Monticello council adopts an ordinance requiring removal and rebuilding of several sidewalks. The plan specifies widths from four to ten feet, cement construction, and street reconstruction guidelines with enforcement by the city clerk and police powers.
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City of
Monticono
Monticello
Sycamore Street Improvement Resolution and Bid Notice
City to finish parking macadamizing guttering and curbing on Sycamore Street between Fourth and Seventh streets. Contractors to post bonds and bid sealed by July 6 1909 with two bid deposits. Publication in official papers required before contract letting, bids may be for whole or parts.
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Sycamore’ Street
City of
Monticello
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Monticclio
Sycamore Street
Enach
H. GC. Bohlken
Attest
A. Nempe
First Street
Tawa
Main Street
Water Commissioner and Water Committee
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