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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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J. W. Doxser
E. G. Burrichter
the Home of Shoes of Quality
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Anamosa
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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
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Mias L. Ide
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Rev. L. Ide
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Janet
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Frank Thompson
Glidden
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Laura Sutherland
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Melbourne
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Mechanicsville
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Maquoketa
Oscar Newton
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R. V. Porter
Upworth League
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Scotch Grove
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Charles
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Ames
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Charles City
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Lena Crim
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Ernest Landis
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Cedar Falls
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New York City
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Armour Technical Institute
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George L. Schoonover
Washington, D. C
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Euelah
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T. W. Hoult
Sioux Falls
Hineat Hoult
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Charlevoix
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Hale
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Robert Byrnes
Anna Wernimont
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Joe
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A. Awack
Lizzia Schoenberr
Samuel D. Fullerton
Mitchell
Mrs. Fullerton
Inter Ocean
Farmer
Chicago Record-Herald
James Keeley
Preaention
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Tnnter Ocean and
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A. M. Estey
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