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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1924

Page

5

Republicans Rally Behind Coolidge in Des Moines Convention

The Des Moines state convention instructed four delegates to vote solid for Calvin Coolidge at the Cleveland national convention. It backed adjusted compensation for veterans, avoided Wildman Brookhart, and praised a smooth Coolidge campaign. George J. Van Buren seeks state representative circulation. Grimwood may seek renomination, with a potential contest noted. The piece also notes a murder case in Manchester and upcoming Monticello construction activity.

Calvin Coolidge Des Moines Cleveland Wildman Brookhart George J. van Buren Jones County van Buren

Song of Songs Tale Tells a Soldier’s Lost Home Rhythm

Philadelphia Public Ledger recalls a song about bananas spreading through markets and jungles while Henry James Williams reflects on a deathless song. It follows soldiers marching into battle, their hearts lifted by a universal melody that binds many tongues and nations.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Beethoven Smarkand Burma Henry James Williams Mpperary George

Chesterton on Prohibition and American Dryness

A Cedar Rapids Gazette summary discusses Gilbert K. Chesterton’s view of prohibition in America. It argues prohibition arose from labor needs and industrial efficiency, notes congressional and state support, and claims Americans favored dryness, with fewer public drunkenness incidents and a changing news landscape.

Cedar. Rapids Gilbert K. Chesterton America Chesterton Russia Germany

McAdoo Era Oil Tax Breaks Questioned by National Republican

The National Republican accuses former Secretary McAdoo and treasury officials of diverting hundreds of millions from the federal treasury to private oil companies via interpretations of the discovery act. It cites a special treasury board and mentions Senator Gore as a lobbyist for oil interests.

Nationial -Republican Republican National” Committee Treasury McAdoo National Republican Federal Treasury Department gAdoo New Los Angeles New York Washington Teapot Dome Gore Oklahoma Senate Properties

Delegates Debate Iowa Constitution Convention Move

In January 1857 at the Old Capitol Iowa City delegates debated moving the convention to Davenport or Dubuque. Reports criticized hotel hospitality and crowded spaces in the supreme court room. Some favored Iowa City while others urged adjournment to ease lodging for many tall delegates.

Iowa Iowa City Davenport Dubuque Erik McKinley Eriksson Yowa Journal of History State’ Historical, Society of Town Supreme Court Room Dupuque Gepsion Old Capitol William Penn Clarke Masonic Hall Odd Fellows’ Hall George Gillaspy Ottumwa

Delegates and Alternates Named for State Republican Convention

The list of delegates and alternates selected at Iowa's state Republican convention in Des Moines last Tuesday proceeds to Cleveland. Each district names its delegates and alternates with counties listed for reference.

Moines Cleveland Ohio Harry Weaver Des Moinés Joe R. Frailey Lee County Je W. Kerr van Buren Martha’ McClure Jeffersont County Delagates Chas Grilk Scott County A. M. Fellows Allamakee County Geo Whitcomb Worth County George Kessell Howard H. B. Spangler Linn’ County Tama County Frank Northrop Marchall County G. Frink Cedar County C. K. Needham Poweshiek County Homer Harris Wapello County T.D. Stockman Keokuk County Virginia Logan Mahaska County Polk County Ed Smith Madison County J. H. Mills Dallas County Jessie Kelley Story County Appanoose County Homer S. Stevens Page County James Bixler Adama William Hook Taylor County Ben A. Wood Cass County Carl Foster Guthrie County T. J. Hysham Montgomery County H. L. Moore Fred Larrabee Webster County Jane C. Brown Hamilton County Charles Helmer Carroll County J. H. Driscoll Boone County Frank W Loring Sac County Christ. Jepson Woodbury Harry T. Klay Sioux County Co. A. Montzheimer O'Brien County

Jones County Court Opens March Term in Anamosa

The March term of the Jones County District Court convenes in Anamosa on March 10 with Hon. F. L. Anderson presiding. Jury selection begins March 17. New law and equity cases filed since January include promissory notes, attachments, garnishments, divorces, quieting title, and foreclosures involving numerous named parties.

Jones County District Court Anamosa Petit Jury Law and Equity New Law Hd Koranda Ike “Smith Justice Court Kewanee Securities Co J. C. Caraway Gerd Alferts Marion Starry L. D. Starry Oscar Hanson William Quirk Yclaim Elk Paint Co A. J. Rion Johnson & Prentice John Buts Wil J. Andrews Kavas A Johnson & Prentice John ‘Butschi

Kansas editor’s blunt truth torn by doubt and restraint

A Kansas editor, hospitalized, wrote that a local marriage was doomed by the bride Sylvia Rhode and groom Hames Canaham. The piece warns truth and tact differ, quoting Montaigne on truthful speech and noting the editor’s likely opinion, not fact, about the couple.

Dubuque Montaigne Kansas

Prairieburg Briefs Reflect Rural Moves and a Theft Incident

Prairieburg notes reveal several farm family relocations including Merle Eiler and Frank Eiler moving within the area and Elwood moving onto the Jos Wilker farm. Harry Wella visits from Cedar Rapids, Dale Woodland visits Kenwood, and Agnes Flaherty stays with Mrs Denson. A yard incident involved a mower and plow taken or misplaced, with uncertainty whether theft or mistaken delivery occurred.

Erairieburg Harry Wella Cedar Rapids Prairieburg Merle Eiler Nace Woodward Frank Eiler John Sible John Bohren Rundle Place Dolan Rundle Agnes Flaherty N. J. Denson Dale Woodland Kenwood Elwood Jos Wilker Alter Hoe

Multiple local incidents and notable names in Maquoketa and Cedar Rapids

The neighborhood report lists property damage at a Ranch garage in Maquoketa with thirteen cars damaged. Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. Raymond Burmaster survived a misused headache tablet overdose. Delaware County official Robert Fischel resigns to become district manager for Standard Oil. Grinnell Men’s Glee Club earned high marks at Carnegie Hall. A Cedar Rapids man O L Reynolds died by carbolic acid, out of work and ill. Clinton girl Alice Lampe drowned crossing a farm creek. Clinton teacher Margaret Pahl injured by an electric curling mishap. Teen James Watson admitted shouting fire at a Cedar Rapids play, serving a 30 day sentence. Former vaudeville star Diffie Cherry seeks Cedar Rapids mayoral nomination.

Maquoket Raymond Burmaster Cedar Rapids Robert Fischel Delaware County Standard Oil Co Manchester Grinnnell Men's Glee Club New York Carnegie Hall Grinnell O. L. Reynolds Mt. Vernon Alice Lampe Clinton Tall Henry Lampe Migs Margaret Pahl Clinton Public James Watson Diffie Cherry Cherry Sisters Efe

Niles and Watters Savings Bank room eyed for ready to wear store

Anamosa readers learn the former Niles and Watters Savings Bank space is to be remodeled likely for a ready to wear apparel shop. Debating team from Anamosa will face Marion at 8 pm with judges including Supt Palmer and Rev Coe. Oscar Sherman dies in Orange California after long illness. Jennie Hackett, last survivor of 11 siblings, dies at Carlisle PA. Iowa Electric plans river dam upgrades at Anamosa plant to boost generation and modernization. Cold frame gardening tips from Iowa State College extend to winter protection and early planting.

Niles & Watters’ Savings Anamosa’ High Marion Anamosa William Bronson Grace Davenport Verle Witham Palmer State College For the Blind A. E. Coe Monticello John Balcar Vinton High School Oscar Sherman Orange California Masonic Lodge Jennie BE. Hackett Carlisle Pennsylvania John W. Hines Anamossa John Calvin

Among the Churches Sunday Services and Epworth League Plans

The notice invites attendance at morning worship evening service and Sunday School services. The Epworth Leaguers plan an old fashioned costume concert. A record Sunday School attendance is noted but with a reminder that some were missing.

Epworth League Epworth

Pastor George W McNary Invites Public Worship Services

The public is cordially invited to worship on Sunday March 9 with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor George W McNary leads.

George W. McNary

Church Services Schedule and Sermon Topic

The notice lists services for Sunday March 6 with Sunday School at 10 am, Communion and reception of new members at 11 am, Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 4 pm, Senior Endeavor at 6 30 pm, and evening worship at 7 30 pm. Sermon titled The Silent Years of Jesus. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 pm.

Jesus

Lent Observances At Local Churches In Solidarity

Reformed Church led by Pastor R P Kuentzel offers Sunday School and English services with senior choir. St Matthew Lutheran Church under Pastor S M Ide hosts English services and German services at 10 45 a m with Luther League. Special Lenten services Friday evening in German at 7 30 p m. Lent message centers on Christ’s farewell from the Cross with focus on forgiveness.

M. Luther League Choise Christ Father

Quarantine alerts scarlet fever as licenses rise and elections loom

Harold Stead's premises placed under quarantine for scarlet fever with three cases ready for release under state health rules. County records show 3542 auto licenses issued up to last Saturday, 235 more than a year ago, with 4141 last year. Nomination papers filed for B W Humphrey and H J Williamson to school board. incumbents Ferguson and Reeve decline. Williamson seeks reelection as school treasurer. George Angell injured loading cattle. fractured facial bones but recovering. Sealed bids invited for bridge work and culverts in Jones county. Monticello beat an Independent team 32 to 31 at Dyersville. Dedicatory sermon and new church at Iowa Falls described. End with note on state governance and leadership.

Harold Stead State Board of Health Croskey B. W. Humphrey H. J. Williamson B. M. Ferguson W. R. Reeve Williamson George Angell Delhi Farmers’ Community Company Mr. Angell Manchester

For Sale Items Include Hens Stoves and Appliances

For sale listing includes a 140 egg Bell City incubator a three burner Perfection oil stove four burner Hibbard oil stove a two tub Voss washing machine with or without motor a Sleo berg refrigerator a corner cupboard a kitchen cabinet a Windsor smokeless oil heater two DeLaval separators with attachments 100 mixed young hens contact Mrs Ray Adams phone 44F12.

Bell City Voss Sleoberg Windsor Ray Adams

Notice of Inheritance Tax Appraisal for Cassidy Estate

In Jones county district court a notice to W J Burbank executor Henry M Carpenter and heirs announces appraisal of Andrew Cassidy estate for inheritance tax. Appraisers Matthew Lawrence Carmichael and Robert Carmichael set time 1 p m March 2 1924 at the clerk's office in Ana finan flows Janes county for hearing and valuation.

State of Town Jones County Andrew Richardson J. W. Conmey A. O. Sons

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