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Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa

02 Mar 1916

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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

Page

8

Tax Payers of Lovell Monticello Road Reports

Long list of Monticello and Lovell Township property holders with tax amounts and expenditures for the year ending Jan 1 1916. Receipts total 2220 74 while disbursements reach 294 17 and balance on hand stands at 993 31 during a turbulent township accounting period.

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LeClair Lulu Lasherty Fa Lovell Township Magee General Fund Monticello Ape Matthews Andy Dy Altman Mary Matthiessen Fred Alien Maurice pArduser eAllowas Wee Td - Miles Matt Bal wAdamsone Grant Monnier eAlbery Mre L Monticello Canning Co Dautremont Cinders Benedict Monticello Electric Co Nanigran Razelton Edith Monticello State Bank FM _Byerly JJ Bailey Berlin Moore John F Brazelton Barrach Geo Ambuehl Bucklin O J Neilly Geo Ambuehil W West Nichol Henry Amudehi Freight Bruntaver John Putnam Oswald Barker Parrott Jessie Pee Tee BC Ton Edpendee Mary R Podhaski Meeting Blake Carrie Patrick Bidwell Perrine J A F Meyer Smith Bort Page F W Dave Schneiter Breed Mrs Mary Fritz Bebrends Oollman Dirk Peet T J Doxsee Cassady Thomas Podhaski Bros Need Ware Peterson Kred Berlin Chase Reiger Jos Cowan Geo Sarah Aan Cartano Rhodes Coughlin Reed Curtis Robr Jacob Harry Booth Eae Central Lumber Co Ricklets & McNeill Pred Lehman Keee Cramer Reichart Anna Bel Michaels Il Clark Rickela Ave Rulers Eae Clark Roha Qecat Enilet Ge Clark Leroy Rodman Catholic Church Ricklefs Mrs AM Puomas Clark Iy Danks Rundle Jennie Ryan Mra Pyit Renger J J Doutrick Dry Goods Co Redmond Doutrick Rickless Emil Davidson Gettner I Drinkwater Rettig Mrs Gee Autremont Richardson Eilers Saupgi David Ely Reuben Schaetter A A eBay Eclipse Lumber Co Scott Ban Kelluy Errickson & Co Schlimmer Shark Renk Scheer Chris Schneider & Locher Ferring Schneider & Suter Boner Foster Clothing Co Schoon Baile Eink Fapan Siebles & Schoon Farrell Skelley Cornelia Ata Rehl Deuecoa-Wenley Freeze & Knapp Geo Ragan Eaebi Grenevwald Slauson & Hanssen Gilroy Slauson Braselton Pate Gerdes Elizabeth Elia M Guyan Martha Byert Graves J L Hubbard Standard Oil Co Howe Storm Butilie Ae Heisey Stunier Bros Hennessey Lizzie Stuhler, Geo Sons Co Hefner Stubler F P Fitanelinn Mentin Haeussler, Bvd Stutt J AJ Haeussler U Fest Suter J G Dragging Fund Henderson Rest I W Hos‘ord Amanda Schwietzer Jeat Ree Cotreag Hogan Terrell Nancy S Hicks C W Tucker Hanken A G Tuel Hicks, Richardson & Beary Templeton Luna Joe Oawald Hazard John G Herren Voorhees Hiley Hogan & Pender van Meter Speek Hosford O F Woulher Will Hof Alley Hall Mfg Oo Winans Hall Wilcox Victoria Hearn Wilkens Ellen P Jacoba Welch Jackaun Williamson Jewett Robert Kibuiz J P Wright D & Son Kidd Mra i Webb W Meat Kasper Andrew Young D P Kebrli Casper Peter King Yonsae J M Zimmerman J B Koop Laura A Kohl Kehos Zimvach Krouse Kettlitz Hans Kettlitz & Kay Kuhns W P
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War profits ban sparks tides of regulation echo

The Wall Street Journal comments on Cummins proposal to ban profits from war and recalls a king who tried to regulate the tides, highlighting broad debates over wartime finance and governance.

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Sioux Falls
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President Wilson's stance unchanged says Manson Democrat

The Manson Democrat asserts a two to one bet that President Wilson has not altered his position on the issue. The St Joseph Gazette notes Mrs Pankhurst is invited to settle in and feel at home in a peaceful country.

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Manson Wilson St. Joseph
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Holiday Fiction and Snippet Laughs in Daily Pages

A collage of captions and quips from period papers. Jokes about Nile views and summits mingle with playful exchanges between servers and doctors. A New Girl and Norah accent reveal social quirks while a math puzzle frames a farmer’s wheat sale and a boy’s joke about an automobile.

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Rastus Chile Boston Transcript Philadelphia Bulletin
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Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted by Dr. L. Q. Stuhler

Eyewear service reported with eye examination completed and glasses fitted for patient under the care of optometrist Dr. L. Q. Stuhler.

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L. Q. Stuhler
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Oat Production Survey Raises Questions for Rural Scholars

Deputy county superintendent M Harter urges Jones county rural scholars to study oat farming. The report highlights top U S producers and asks farmers to share practices on ground prep sowing dates seed use yield rust and smut impact seed treatment fanning mill cleaning and post harvest losses.

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M. Harter Jones County Goebb United States Illinois Minnesota Cats
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Belgium’s wartime levy used as income source

The article notes Germany’s occupation of Belgium and a monthly wartime levy of 40 million francs collected from Belgians, portraying the policy as a means to fund the war rather than restore civilization. The piece reflects the era’s grim economic dimension of occupation.

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Louisville
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Interpretative Dancer Definition Sparks Debated Wit

Joshua Lolt offers a cheeky definition of a great interpretative dancer as a girl with a pretty face a good figure and the ability to point at the evening star without using her hands. A separate tip notes turpentine blotting paper in drawers helps deter moths during storage.

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Joshua Lolt Evening Star
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The Degradation of Matter Explained by Nature and Man

The Engineer notes nature and human actions steadily turn substances into dust. Painting iron delays but does not stop degradation, requiring continual renewal. We may envision a time when matter is uniformly dust, a state suggested by the nebular hypothesis for the universe’s origin.

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Uncle Sam's Big Checks and Large Government Warrants

The article notes a May 1904 treasury warrant for 40 million dollars signed by the secretary of the treasury and delivered to J. P. Morgan & Co as disbursing agents for the Panama canal purchase. It cites earlier large warrants to Russia in 1808 for Alaska and to Britain in 1876 for the Halifax award, and mentions a 1899 payment to Spain via the French ambassador for the Philippine Islands split into four warrants.

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Uncle Sam Treasury Secretary of the Treasury J. P. Morgan & Co New York Russia Halifax
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The Hiding Place at the Table

A Kansas City Journal quip notes guests enjoyed caviar sandwiches as most vanished from the table and rumors say many were later found inside the grand piano.

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Kansas City Journal
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Your Opportunity Life Choice Detroit Free Press

A brief editorial echoing that life is an opportunity and success depends on personal choice, attributed to the Detroit Free Press.

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Detroit Free Press
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Proved It Club Fellow Debate Reveals Feelings

In a whispered exchange, Jinks rejects Vivi as Jenks claims he learned of affection the moment he opened his heart. The club fellow notes the tension and the stance against Vivi’s involvement.

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Jenks
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When all is holiday there are no holi days

An aphorism attributed to Charles Lamb reflects on paradoxes of holiday time and the busy nature of celebrations. The quote suggests that the concept of holidays can erase the sense of rest as obligations and activities replace quiet breaks.

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Charles Lamb
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