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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

2

Wyoming Notes From Onslow Iowa Community Page

June reports from Wyoming Iowa cover visits by W G Krause in Cedar Rapids and many locals calling on friends in Clinton and Stanwood. notes mention firemen tourney attendance, road crossings with stone slabs, a candidate for county treasurer W KK Pearson, and El ements of a wedding in Olin and Wellsville Ohio.

Wyoming W. G. Krause Cedar Rapids E. N. Stoffel Clinton R. W. Chatterton Clay Township Clarence Simmon Isley A.B. Dellit A. G. Bauder Monticello Robbie Overley Win Sandhouse Grace Loudermiles Stanwood A. D. Stevens Lyons Marion Will DeWitt Pierson Iowa J. A. Griswold Rose Walston Eagle Grove W. H. Walston KF. L. Hodgeman W. J. Beckwith S. I. Schaefer J.T. Wherry Er. M. Babcock Maquoketa R. Fishwild the Wapsie Win. Lamberton Anamosa I. J. Sokol P. G. Abrams Onslow Masonic Lodge Mpnorth League Huldah Randall W. Kk. Pearson Pearson T. G. Richardson Henrietta Ranks Olin K. T. Lamb First National Bank HH. S. Saunders Wellsville Ohio Israel Didwards River Styx

Castle Grove News Notes From June Gatherings

J W Gillilan trip to Viola and Fred Cramer Buck Creek visits are reported along with Miss Olive Cramer and Miss Blanche Noble at local institutes. Town residents attend church events, school activities, and a children’s day program. Local kelu notes cover farm work, livestock, and family visits across Cass and Monticello areas.

Castle Grove J.W. Gillilan Viola Fred Cramer Buck Creek Olive Cramer Blanche Noble Teachers’ Institute Jones County Telephone Co John Iasler Luln Howie Monticello J. A. McLaughlin Robert Henderson J. A. Howie I. J. Noble Mary Paul Wyoming Strank Gillilan Warsaw Nebraska Pheil Mro Alexander Davidson Bowen’s Prairie Adwo Margaret Noble S. M. Hosford Hiller O. F F. Hosford W. Hosford Ladies’ Aid A. W. Cramer Wim Tiller HE. Perrenoud Bowen Prairie Lacey Daisy Presbyterian Chapel Allen T. Fairbanks Portland Oregon Mer Arthur Fairbanks Willian Rearick Matilda Minnesota da Cramer Ed. Kilers Lovell Township John Gilliams Cass Little Harvison Cunningham Peterson Chas. Fairbanks Dakota Kenry Nordman St. Louis Harry Atwood Anamosa Bert Atwood Hazel Beam Hazel Perigo Minnie Day Institute Grace Griffith Wesley Jacobs Myrtle Gooley Marion Vinton Smith Springville Allie Feehan Harry Wrighit Meda ‘Turner Morley Lew Turner Ruby Ketcham Nellie Conrad Amber Will Craig Dircks Jennie Sandhouse J. E. Ramsey Carrie Hanna Aletha Lon Walters Baldwin Iowa Dwight Cook D. M.triffith G.T. Ketcham Chris Conrad Ethel Brush Ketcham Homer Mead Kingsley D. M. Grifith Scott Monroe W. A. Hale Newton French Norris Huston Ladies’ Aid Society Mesdames Danna John Jooston California Oakland Wii. Cresswell Perry Beatrice Bruce Stork Norris Sluston Harry Wright Clare Stannard Carroll Evelyn Denver A. Osborne Mary Dutton Ketcham Farm Jettie Luggie

Rural Route No 2 Notes Monticello Visit and Local Work

Rural Route No 2 reports Mr flarm farms visiting Monticello on business last Friday. Mr G H Balster begins painting his house. Mr John Herren works on a carpenter job for George Zimmerman as a country ride reveals more.

Flarm Farms Monticello G. H. Balster John Herren George Zimmerman

Monticello and Farley Baseball Clash Draws Crowds

The Monticello and Farley baseball clubs played on the local grounds last Friday afternoon before delighted spectators. The score stood at 8 to 5 in favor of Farley, with a record of runs and innings noted in the game report.

Monticello Farley

Epworth and Monticello Play Striking Home Game

Last Tuesday the Epworth and Monticello clubs produced a lively contest on their home grounds, reportedly as good as or better than Sunday’s performance, with details following.

Epworth Monticello

When a Feller's Tired Out in a Desert of Labor

A poem from the Atlanta Constitution laments exhausted laborers and the lack of gratitude from the hungry they feed. The speaker portrays the weary worker as a lone figure facing starless nights, dreaming of rest and home, while harsh toil and indifference persist. The verse questions whether any rest awaits after death for the tired, citing a bleak, desertlike earth.

Atlanta Constitution

Luck and music woes plague a piano player’s family

An irritable man muses that luck never drops things right and says his daughter, who plays the piano, has a sore throat while the singer has a sore finger, explaining their current troubles in a Chicago Journal vignette.

Chicago Journal

London Police Struggle With Routinely Resisted Arrests

It took eight London policemen to get a turbulent soldier to the station. Officers are restricted from using clubs to force arrests except in self defense.

London

Glass machine to shape handled wares in one piece

A new glass making machine being tested in Indiana by mold maker Loffman produces jugs and similar wares in a single operation. It could replace thousands of hand workers and cut costs to about one quarter or less.

Indiana Loffman

Parrot Listens Without Altering Stories

A lonely man explains his fondness for a parrot that repeats what it hears without adding or distorting. The Washington Star notes the bird’s rare gift of speech as a simple, content-focused echo.

Washington Star

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