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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

7

Local Notables and Shoppers Highlight Anamosa Visit Scene

Roy Dautremont visits Anamosa while E. E. Reed and Miss Hazel Herrington appear in town. Residents and travelers frequent Deutrick and Shelley's stores for sales and services, with many heading to Cedar Rapids, Manchester, Dubuque, and Montezuma for events, work, or leisure.

Old Folks Day Observed At Congregational Church

Jerome Brazelton from New Hampshire visits town with relatives and friends as Old Folks Day is observed at the Congregational church next Sunday morning. Community notices include local attendances, travels, visits, school events, and upcoming services across multiple towns.

Jerome ‘Brazelton New Hampton Methodist Church

Monticello Notes Intertwine Local News and Travel

Cedar Falls visitors, town notices, school events, and local moves fill this Monticello column. Residents Mrs. Hana and Lyle Van Meter return from Lakeside. Misses and Messrs travel for studies, business trips, and weddings unfold in Idaho.

William van Meter Lyle Lakeside Washington 0. L. van Meter

Local ball game draws large White Sox crowd in Dubuque

Dubuque saw a large turnout as the Chicago Americans known as the White Sox defeated the local Three League club 11 to 2. Urban Faber pitched for the White Sox and received a warm welcome from fans.

Dubuque Tunsday Chicago Americans White Sox Urban Faber

Monticello June 1874 Chronicle of Local Incidents

Forty years past in Monticello and nearby, June records note D. E. Pond family visiting Worcester, a new Moulton boy, Robert Young builds a brick bakery, and Professor L Foster loses school principal post. Repeated visits span Leroy New York and Quedar Falls. The hottest day hit 94, a steam flouring mill sale, and a Monticello property exchange. George Haines is assaulted by ex-employee Wood with 3500 bond. Fourth of July plans form in Higgins Grove with Farwell presiding, Parker to speak, Condon marshal. A missing seven year old near Sand Spring returns next day after a woods stay. Fred Rollins drowns in the river east of the fair grounds. Dwight Smith and William Smalley could not rescue him. P. O. Babcock and Matt Noyes among first to retrieve, Rollins was seventeen, a Central City resident and Monticello student boarding with Douglass Smith’s family.

Fairchild J. L. Davenport Monticello G. W. Trumbull Palmyra Missouri Trumbulls George Haines Wood Higgins’ Grove Farwell G. H. Parker Davenport G. W. Condon Sand Spring John Reed Fred Rollins Fair Grounds Dwight Smith Williame Smalley Hollins P. O. Babcock Matt Noyes Young Rollins Central City Douglass Smith

Monticello to Test New Paving Law, Court Fight Looms

Monticello plans to test the new paving law amid questions of constitutionality. City officials, engineers, and a contractor outline assessments that hit property owners not directly benefitting from street work, with potential injunctions and a Supreme Court ruling looming.

Cedar Rapids Monticello Montiaillo South Cedar Street City Jones County Zila Supreme Court Ality Council M. Tschirgi & Sons Enpincora Donora Gall Ilo Pachirgi Asarys Zikahaus

Teaching Corps fills all public school teaching vacancies

The school board announces the new teaching staff for the coming school year with names and positions including K. D. Miller as superintendent and Mabel McCuskey as English teacher. The Iowa canners association reports Iowa sweet corn acreage at 26 000 acres this year, down from last year and 1911, with expectations of market normalization and profits for factories. Sioux Falls Press notes President Wilson's waning national hold but continued congressional influence. Doutrick’s advertises special June prices on summer dress goods.

Corps of K. D. Miller Mary I. Jarman Mabel McCuskey Ruth Triem Gladys Bonner Ina Gantz Otto F. Moeller Jessie M. Cartano Bonnelle Lyon Muriel Smith Loraine Day Gail Kennedy Kidna L. Smith Mary Locher Alica Vowan Ethel Lyon Margaret Maire Iowa Canners Association Des Moines Iowa

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Alyiolal City and County J. W. Doxser E. G. Burrichter the Home of Shoes of Quality Home News Roy Dautremont Anamosa E. E. Reed Manchester John J. Locher C.N. Patrick Henry Carter Fred Matthiessen Misa Hazel Herrington Deutrick’s Ben Harris J. S. Hall Chicago Bernice Podhaski Onslow Hiram Neal Wisconsin Henry Loop Walter Minneapolis Hugene Dewitt Marble Rock Burdena McNamara C. J. Northrop Marion Shelley’s Variety Store Laura Smith Iowa City Misa May Vifian Gale Deatrick’s Henry Schoon L. van Meter St. Paul Shelley’s Mabel Heisey Deatrick D. G. Co A. Guler Minnie Hopkinton Anne Stirton Kingsley Cascade M. W. Herrick Carl] Dutton Deitrick’s Mias L. Ide Waverly Rev. L. Ide Albert McNeill Daugher Janet Messrs Ernest Shelley Fred Fagan Frank Thompson Glidden Louis Stabler Lillian Hogar Lucile Hogan Clayton Palmer Laura Sutherland Fayette Vid. Dautremont Creighton Nebraska Chris Rohr Kariville Joe Vernimont Winnie Anderson Quincy Illinois R. A. Rickless Stubler Eee Ethel Taylor The State University B. T. Balear Roland Kuentzel Melbourne Miss Wood H. S. Richardson Mechanicsville Harry Bowman Maquoketa Oscar Newton Pauline Kansas City Walter and Arthur Kiburz Hazel Hoag Gladys Swift Burdena Wenger R. V. Porter Upworth League George Balater Scotch Grove Delaware Father Byrne Lakeville, Minnesota Michael Kennedy Charles Bidwell California Doris Northrup Mary Hull Ames John Schweitzer Francy Guyan Mabela McCuskey Bernice Drees Jacob Carmichael Margaret Pond Charles City Adolph Schneider Portland Oregon Lydia Bader Wyoming J. Wenger Edna Harriet Hall Stella McNamara Mrs. Scovern E. H. Hoag Chester N. Patrick Indianola Edwin Baker Stamford South Dakota Mrs. C. E. Bates Lena Crim Marcella Britting Cornell College Mount Vernon A. F. Bort Congregational Sunday School William Netcott Senator Terrell Messrs. Wm. Netcott S. P. Neilly Center Junction Indies’ Aid Society German Reformed Church F. L. Johnston Perry B. B. Ryan William Podhanki Howard Deischer Pause Egan Clara Rickers Paul Petersen Olin Eugene Byers Princess Theater Messia Raymond Slauson Ernest Landis Byers Saul Wilcox McDonald Dexter Cedar Falls D. BE. Hanawalt Cross Hardware Co Mary George New York City Columbia University Thomas Kingsley, Jr Armour Technical Institute George L. Lovell George L. Schoonover Washington, D. C Verna Baum Worthington Baylesa Business College Herrick & Reid Harriet Sumter O. H. Soetje William Colemann Ls Mars Harm Helgens Chauncey Bates Simon Batt & Co N.D. Bainbridge L. T. Anderson D. Butterfield A. P. Jennings Matt Troyer Langworthy May Hostetter Manterville Minnesota W. Z. Allen Edith Benedict Euelah Vergeans Vermont New York State W.H. Hoult T. W. Hoult Sioux Falls Hineat Hoult Alicia Whiting Charlevoix Washington, D.C Miles Colton Grace Podhaski Hale Cola Monroe Miss Monroe Margaret Fawcett Cleveland Ohio J. W. Coxsee Phyllis Janet Byrnes Robert Byrnes Anna Wernimont Bayles Iowa College Council Bluffs Pitman German Lutheran Aid Society John H. Peters John Marugg Mr. Peters Marugg Douglass H. Smith Saskatchewan Canada Sheill Stuart Harry Mary Lorain W. B. Sloan Billy Dick Cartano Rochester Mayo Hospital F. J. Sokol Sierra Madre Blanche Drees Wallace Idaho Spokane Percy I. Magey Wardner Harry Rodman Plainfield Belle Plaine Joe Henry Mr. Henry Joe George Netcott Independence Improvement Club A. Zwack J. E. Buros P. Neilly A. Awack Lizzia Schoenberr Samuel D. Fullerton Mitchell Mrs. Fullerton Inter Ocean Farmer Chicago Record-Herald James Keeley Preaention Express Tnnter Ocean and Iowa Telephone Co J. M. Sleeper P. 10. Bell B. F. Smith Sleeper Alesper D. E. Pond Worcester Massachusetts M. M. Moulton Robert Young L. Foster A. M. Estey 0. Langworthy Leroy New York F. X. Miller Methodist Episcopal Church Miller Quedar Falls Teaching Corps Doutrick’s H. Schipman MAIN Monticello, Lowa Lovell Block Hicks & Ricklefs Vador Dr. Air K. A. Hubbard L. H. Lang
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