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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

3

Iowa Banks Prosper as Deposits Rise Across State

Des Moines June 26 Iowa banks show strong deposits with 248 state and 429 savings banks reporting a 15 million dollar year rise and four month gain of half that amount. Auditor Carroll notes broad prosperity across localities with crops improving and farmers benefiting from favorable prices. Meantime northern Iowa crops recover from two poor seasons and outlook suggests continued favorable agricultural conditions statewide.

Russell Woodard Des Moines Iowa Carroll

Crossley Pursues Statewide Primary Bill

Senator James Crossley of Madison county plans a statewide primary bill for the next General Assembly session. He says past defeat did not deter him and he will model the proposal on primary laws from other states to reflect widely tested provisions.

Crossley James Crossley Madison County

Iowa counties report property value changes in 20th century assessment

Assessment returns from Iowa counties show a total decrease in real and personal property valued at 2 750 000 compared with last year. If all returns are complete the drop may reach about 4 000 000. Counties listed show increases and decreases across a wide range of communities and counties.

Iowa Allamakee Buena Vista Boone Cedar Jones, Lee Mills Mont-gomery Scott Tama Union Fayette Henry Jasper

Harper Names Staff of the Grand Army

Commander Harper appoints a large list of staff members including George Metzger Davenport E J Woods Anamosa C M Snyder Mount Pleasant E B Spaulding Sioux City J 4 Jaques Allerton M Melladden Council Bluffs Co W Reynolds Grundy Center Kk Pettit Ilda Grove EE L Allen Agency J A Young Washington W J Barringer Columbus Junction A J Kingery Fontenelle J C Barrows Centerville EK B Roper Emmetsburg L L Caldwell Decorah J A Tovejoy Corning James King South Ottumwa W H Young Hendrick J D Brown Leon Henry Bah Sac City T R Irons Toledo J W Carr Montezuma W H Needham Sigourney Alon go Johnson Avoca J P Tombs Bloomfield F E Woodward Rock Rapids F L Deasis Missouri Valley S C Spear Algona P H Bradley Jefferson H E Little Strawberry Point W W Harper Ogceai a PD Morehead Creston C H Kurtz Marion W H Cain Hartford George H Walker Salesburg D F Thayer Ruthven H Armstrong Riceville J 8 Pressnall Atlantic F J Disque Burlington Milo L Sherman Fredericksburg A M Whaley Aplington F M Hemerling Cedar Falls W G Gregory Oelwein I Jones Albia W E Connor Ottumwa D B Cowles Chariton J C Nosler Ottumwa George D Underwood New Hampton E W Tatlock Salt Lake City Utah Gus Schmidt Muscatine J A Brewer Des Moines J D McGarraugh Des Moines J W Khrupfel Waterloo N H Spear Westgate Harvey Reid Muquoketa Abram S Liddle Ames E H Buxton Deep River J J Smith Marshalltown I FY Filkin Janesville.

T. R. Irons Toledo J. W. Carr Montezuma W. H. Needham Sigourney Alongo Johnson Avoca Bloomfield Rock Rapids F. L. Deasis Missouri Valley S. C. Spear Algona P. H. Bradley Jefferson H. E. Little Strawberry Point W. W. Harper Ogceaia PD. Morehead Creston C. H. Kurtz Marion W. H. Cain Hartford George H. Walker Salesburg D. F. Thayer Ruthven H. Armstrong Riceville J. 8 Pressnall Atlantic F. J. Disque Burlington Milo L. Sherman Fredericksburg A. M. Whaley Aplington F. M. Hemerling Cedar Falls W. G. Gregory Oelwein I. §. Jones Albia W. E. Connor Ottumwa D. B. Cowles Chariton J. C. Nosler George D. Underwood New Hampton E. W. Tatlock Salt Lake City Utah Gus Schmidt Muscatine J. A. Brewer Des Moines J. D. McGarraugh Waterloo N. H. Spear Westgate Harvey Reid Muquoketa Abram S Liddle Ames E. H. Buxton Deep River J. J. Smith Marshalltown I, FY Filkin Janesville

Is Law Unconstitutional in Trust Prosecution Case

The state defends itself after insurance men in this city are charged as instigators of a trust. The defendants released on their own cognizance argue the law used to prosecute them is unconstitutional and demand the state show cause for continued detention.

Crop Outlook Bright in Iowa Says Sage

The Iowa crop report led by Dr Sage forecasts excellent conditions for corn. Weather forecaster Sage states the past period has boosted yields and resilience, signaling strong prospects for the coming season.

Iowa Dr. Sage

Chautauqua Season Opens With Wide Iowa Dates

The Chautauqua season and many dates for Iowa summer attractions have been issued. Town and venue list includes Atlantic Allerton Guthrie Center Tipton Ottumwa Chariton Bedford Indianola Ames Central Iowa Red Oak Town Falls Bloomfield Creston Sac City Jeterson and more. Notable speakers include Gov J W Folk Senator La Follette Gov A B Cummins Hon William Jennings Bryan Maud Ballington Booth Rev Sam P Jones and others.

Atlantic Allerton Guthrie Center Tipton Ottumwa Chariton Bedford Indianola Ames Central Iowa Tama Red Oak Town Falls Bloomfield Creston Sac City Jeterson Columbus Junction Fort Dodge Storm Lake Harlan Glenwood Malvern Clarinda Waterloo Sidney Washington Fairfield Mediapolis Gov. J. W. Folk Missouri Robert la Follette Wisconsin A. B. Cummins Iowa William Jennings Bryan Nebraska Holden Richard Pearson Hobson W. J. Nolan Stuart

Judge Ryan Dead After Cerebral Hemorrhage In Iowa City

Judge David Ryan longtime Iowa jurist and former president of the Polk County Bar Association died at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born 1840 in Hebron New York he served in the Eighth Iowa Infantry and Libby Prison before later practicing law and serving as judge since 1886. He held numerous civic roles including vice president of Colfax Consolidated, general attorney for Carney Coal, and vestryman at St. Pauls Episcopal Church.

Ryan David Ryan Iowa Polk County Bar Association Judge Ryan Hebron N. Y Jasper County Central University Pella Eighth Iowa Infantry Libby Tennessee Iowa General Assembly Iowa State University Crocker Post Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity Iowa City Colfax Consolidated Company Carney Coal Company Sheridan, Wyo St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Iowa Secretary Wilson Defended Amid New York Attack

An Iowa criticizes a New York publication accusing Secretary Wilson of misusing funds in fruitless experiments. A Des Moines acquaintance defends Wilson, praising his honesty, reliability, and impact on farming, and asserting Iowa backs him against the attack.

Wilson National Department of Agriculture Iowa New York Des Moines State Agricultural Board Tama Jim’ Wilson Agricultural Board Agricultural Department

Des Moines Named As Stock Route Point By Railroads

Stockmen discuss the plan to name Des Moines as a stock unloading and feeding point under the 28 hour law. Lieut. Gov. Herriott returns from Mercy hospital fully recovered. The Society of Music Teachers of Iowa holds a jubilee meeting in Des Moines with a record attendance. Cupid’s mischief affects Des Moines public school teachers as romance rises among the faculty.

Des Moines John M Herriott Chicago Mercy Hospital Herriott Society of Music Teachers of Iowa Cupid

Revolt Spreads in Polish Cities as Unrest Grows

Warsaw reports crowd upheaval with barricades on Ogrodowa Krochmania and Wronla streets. Cossacks clash at Zelazna, a patrol fires on revolvers in the central market killing a boy and wounding three. In Lodz martial law quiets streets but 1,200 dead or injured since last week.

Warsaw Ogrodowa Krochmania Wronla Zelazna Street Lodz Russia

Storm Kills Four in Harlem Building Collapse

A cyclone storm and heavy rain hit Harlem and the Bronx on Monday afternoon. Four workmen died when a partially built apartment house at 136th Street near Broadway collapsed on the third floor, with bricks and mortar trapping them in the cellar. One victim was scaffold man James Russ. John Lawler of East 77th Street was pinned beneath timbers and died while rescue efforts continued.

New York Harlem Bronx One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street Broadway James Russ John Lawler East Seventy-seventh Street

Knight Donnelly & Co. Placed Involuntary Bankruptcy

Chicago stock and grain house Knight, Donnelly & Co. was declared involuntarily bankrupt after three creditors with claims totaling 16 000 petitioned the court. Judge Landis appointed Alderman E C Potter receiver in bonds of 100 000. Firm liabilities are about 250 000 due to capital shortfall and industry weakness.

Chicago Knight, Donnelly & Co E. C. Potter Landis United States District Court

President Roosevelt Leaves Washington for Harvard Commencement

President Roosevelt departed Washington at 3 30 PM by a special Pennsylvania train for Cambridge to attend Harvard University commencement. He will not return to Washington and will proceed to Oyster Bay for the heated season at Sagamore Hill. Accompanied by Secretary Loeb White House staff secret service and press representatives Dr C F Stokes of Washington stays with the party until Sagamore Hill residence.

Washington Roosevelt Pennsylvania Railroad Cambridge Mass Harvard University Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill Loeb White House Secret Service C. F. Stokes

Danish cadet schooner Georg-Stage sinks after collision

The Danish cadet training schooner Georg-Stage was rammed by the British steamer Ancona near Copenhagen. The Georg-Stage sank in 90 seconds, 22 cadets drowned, 57 rescued. The Ancona damaged and embargo placed until inquiry. Other items: legal actions at Equitable Life, gas plant fire in Philadelphia causing 60,000 dollar loss, drownings in Waterloo Iowa, and a three-death collision on the Illinois Central near Vine Grove Kentucky.

Copenhagen Denmark Philadelphia Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Company Memphis Westmoreland Streets

Wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited Kills Nineteen

The east bound Twentieth Century Limited derailed at Mentor Ohio after a switch was left open nine teen people died and about twenty injured. The engine and coaches burned and the train was on an 18 hour Chicago to New York schedule. A full dead list was released and investigators seek the miscreant behind the switch action.

Cleveland, O Twentieth Century Limited Mentor Cleveland Lake Shore Road Flyer Chicago New York New York Central Lake Shore Company John R. Bennett Nassau Street New York City John A. Bradley Rowley, Rogers, Bradley & Rockwell Akron T. R. Morgan Wellman-Seavers- Morgan Company C. H. Wellman Clevrland A. L. Rogers Platt Iron Works Dayton C. Beckwith A. H. Head London England Otis Steel Company H. H. Wright D. E. Arthur Milwaukee J. H. Gibson H.C. Mechling Wheeling Corrugated Company L. M. Hirick Keith's Theater E. E. Naugle L. A. Johnson Coney & Johnson Herenry Trinz Allan Tyler Collinwood F. J. Brant Ash Street Evie N. B. Walters Hamburg N. Y W. D. Mickey Porter Lake Shore Newman

Cowardly Deed Wounds Lumber Merchant in Pittsburg

An unknown man called on W. R. Scott, a lumber merchant, at his Pittsburg Kansas home and threw carbolic acid in his face. Scott suffered severe facial and neck burns and may lose his sight. The attacker fled, motive unknown.

Pittsburg Kan W. R. Scott Scott

Supreme Court blocks Pittsburgh Allegheny City merger

The supreme court issued a permanent injunction restraining the merger of Pittsburgh and Allegheny City on Thursday in Philadelphia. The ruling maintains the existing municipal boundaries and halts plans to unify the two cities.

Philadelphia Supreme Court Pittsburg Allegheny City

Hour Glass Woman Quip Sparks Courrier Journal Exchange

In a clipped exchange the Louisville Courier Journal notes a jab about a fashionable waist squeezed to hourglass proportions. A doctor replies with a sharp remark predicting shortened life if the lacing continues.

Not So Great Milkins Uppson Exchange

A brief cartoonish exchange mocks Milkins and Uppson with lines about ducks and waves. The vibe shifts to a farmer joke about a farmer flirting and bringing his children to town, hinting at rural humor in a Chicago Daily News style.

Milkins Uppson Chicago Daily News

Piso's Cure for Consumption Sold in Ocean Grove

An advertisement from Ocean Grove New Jersey dated September 17 1900 promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds claiming broad effectiveness. It mentions N W Samuel as the marketer in the town.

N. W. Samuel Ocean Grove N.J

Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Wisconsin Justice

Chan Y Peterson Justice of the Peace for Oconto County delivers a judgment praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine on the market. He cites personal relief from back pain after taking one box, warning untreated kidney pain can lead to serious diseases. The Washington Post notes the straw hat season adds a cue for self care.

Dodd

Bread as staff of life links to sustaining elements

The piece notes bread remains a staple despite processing losses in wheat foods. It emphasizes bread's historic status as the staff of life containing essential elements to support life.

Popular merit drives lasting success in markets and coffee

A discussion on how true quality breeds popularity in goods and people. It highlights Lion Coffee as an example of enduring trust and superior flavor, urging consumers to demand quality and avoid poor bulk coffee. The ad also markets Pusheck’s Kuro as a cure-all tonic and notes travel deals for the Nickel Plate Road to the N E A meeting.

Lion Coffee Lts UN Pusheck C. Pusheck Chicago

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