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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

8

Patriotic Red Cross Meeting Draws 2000 at City Park

A large Sunday turnout exceeded two thirds full in the city park amphitheater for a Red Cross rally. Judge Ellison and Col. Palmer urged loyalty, patriotism, and generous Red Cross donations as war demands tighten.

Red Cross Scotch Grove Band Monticello Orchestra Improvement Club E. E. Reed Defense Committee F. O. Ellison Anamosa David Palmer Washington Iowa Grand Army of the Republic of the United States F. O. Wilson Jones County France Belgium Judge Fallison Ellison United States Wilson Germany Europe Palmer Ation Col. Palmer America Kaiser Cuban Maine Havana Harbor

Miss Clara Stevenson Hit By Northwestern Train

Stenographer Miss Clara Stevenson was struck by a Northwestern train at Cedar Rapids and sustained critical injuries. The report notes other local items from Waterloo to Monmouth, including Red Cross drives and obituaries.

Clara Stevenson Northwestern Cedar Rapids Masonic Grand Lodge Waterloo Red Cross Monmouth B. H. Bailey Coe College Professor Bailey Coe Farley Cascade Pioneer Nita Baker Arthur Lowe Volga City R. W. Baker I. Q. Brown Epworth Seminary Maquoketa

Missouri furnishes better mules than statesmen

The report from Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes a sharp editorial line praising Missouri offerings over state officials. It quotes Perry Chief urging dropping the expression as being of little value.

Council Bluffs Missouri

Roasting The Bankers At Wisconsin State Bankers Meet

President J R Wheeler of the Wisconsin State Bankers association denounces bankers who refused Liberty loan support as cowardly bordering on treason. He cites threats to business and vows no further intimidation will deter patriotic effort at the annual Milwaukee convention.

F. L. Sly Manchester Methodists Homer C. Stuntz Omaha Iowa City State University Wanda Lewis Clark Lewis Milwaukee & St. Paul Ferguson Iowa Gertrude Harvey Moreland H. W. Flenniken Olin Geneva Wisconsin W. W. Flenniken A. B. Moreland Herman Henningsen J. T. Hansen Clinton Preston Henningsen Nenningsen Hansen Ludicek Joseph Ludicek James Albert Helen Toledo Albert Ludicek Thompson Tama’ County Nellie Carpenter Rockford College Illinois William Helgen Antonetta Herren Thomas Garrels Wayne Township Zelma Farwell Europe Harry Preston W. M. Preston Lizzie Wernli Jacob Wernli Monticello W. WH. Gregory Adolph Grassmeyer Germany Nettie Eberhart J. M. Eberhart David P. Young J. W. Davis Paul Warner Maquoketa Mr. Arduser Milwaukee Wis Liberty Loan J. R. Wheeler Wisconsin State Bankers’ Association

Iowa Enacts Law Prohibiting Dogs from Running at Large

The 1917 Iowa law signed by the governor on March 8 prohibits dogs from running at large from sunset to sunrise unless with an owner or trainer. It requires registration with the county auditor and a collar tag, sets a 50 cent fee, and provides penalties for tag removal. Trespasser dogs off owner lands may be killed, with city limits exempt where local dog rules exist.

General Assembly State of Iowa

Jeopardy the Servant and the Dynamite Fire Tale

A Hudson Maxim story recalls a servant named Jeopardy who spilled kerosene on a lit fire and disappeared after discovering a fifty pound case of dynamite sticks in the woodshed. The tale notes dynamite is dangerous and not suitable for burning.

Hudson Maxim Jeopardy

Iowa and Its People a Century Ago Census Snapshot

A historical census survey shows Iowa with 10 000 miles of rail 600 miles of interurban rail 199765 farms in 1915 down 10 000 from ten years earlier. It lists coal cement dairy crops and poultry values plus church members newspapers libraries and foreign born populations. It notes Civil War veterans 13059 survivors and state property value at 175 million.

Towa Iowa Jawa Allerton Remsen Dyersville Dubuque Cascade Sioux Center Adel Moulton and

Jokes and banter from a 19th century periodical

A collection of light anecdotes and quips about fashion tailsors cooks and a benevolent Jersey man. The snippets mention a boy with a black eye a training camp and a hardworking mindset. The tone mimics humorous newspaper miscellany with dated slang and punchlines.

Jersey Sammy Everybody’s Magazine

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the Park F. Q. Ellison Col David Pabner Neighborhood News Thomas Dillon Jerald Lahay Singlish Kalona Washington County George Heineman Amana Society Marengo M. Dean Roller Amana Seineman Red Cross News and Notes Ford Ford Motor Company Chamber of Commerce New York August Belmont Martha Washington George J. Whelan United Cigar Stores Mount Vernon John J. Pershing Perry Chief Monticello State Bank Burr Higbert Josh Farmer Corntessel Josh Willin Washington Star Red Cross Movement The Jones County Trust and Savings Bank Eclipse Lumber Co
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