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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1906

Page

4

Fortieth Anniversary of a Sacred Vow and February Marriages

A long poem reflects on a forty year marriage pledge from 1866 to 1906 and looks toward spiritual renewal and eternal life. The piece shifts to a district court notice listing February 1906 marriage licenses issued to numerous individuals including George R. Henricks Emma Schrader Chancy D. Kline Laverne Miller Richard Williamson Jessie Scroggie John Oltman and many others.

The District Court George R. Henricks Emma M. Schrader

Iowa Speech Defends Integrity Against Corporate Attacks

Senator Gilliland denounces attacks on Iowa leaders amid race for governor and railroad statute debate. He cites George D. Perkins of Sioux City and others, arguing reformers slander trusted public servants and urging the people to side with upright officials over corporate influence. He asserts Iowans remain the masters of their state.

Gilliland Iowa Senator Gilliland George D. Perkins Sioux City Allison

Good Farmers Leaving Iowa for Canada

From the Iowa Capital the piece notes hundreds of Iowa farmers are moving to Canada with their households, seeking cheap land and fresh start. It recalls 1882 Dakota migrations, warns of loneliness for those left behind, and affirms Iowa’s enduring wealth and growth despite departures.

Iowa Canada Lowa North Country Dakotas

Newspaper Power Says Wannamaker Builds Town

John Wannamaker, former postmaster general and merchant, argues newspapers with overflowing ads influence town growth more than any agency. He says a well patronized paper attracts enterprise and people, and harming it harms the town and its people. A Meridian Mississippi tornado opens the season, killing 19, injuring 45, and causing $1,000,000 in property damage.

John Wannamaker Meridian Mississippi

Resolutions of Respect for Willie Brown at Center Junction

Center Junction February 27 Peerless Rebekah Lodge No 562 expresses sympathy to the bereaved family of Willie Brown son of J F Brown and wife Jeanet. The lodge orders copies to be sent to the family and to be published in the Anamosa Eureka and The Monticello Express and to be spread on lodge minutes. Beulah Wright Ollie Rawson Lucy Robertson Committee.

Center Junction Rebekah Lodge Willie Brown J. F. Brown Jeanet Anamosa Eureka The Monticello Express Beulah Wright Ollie Rawson Lucy Robertson

Interurban Project Makes Dyersville Terminal Certain

The Interurban line from Davenport through Tipton Monticello and Hopkinton to Dyersville is now a sure thing with Dyersville chosen as terminus. Promoters will decide on connections to Chicago Great Western and Illinois Central at Farley or Dyersville. Route surveys and right of way acquisition proceed after frost. A spur to Schuetzen Park could support county fair grounds and a baseball park.

Dyersville Davenport Tipton Monticello Hopkinton Dyerille Chicago Great Western Illinois Central Farley Simpson Central Creamery Millard Farm Schermer Farm Main Street Vine Pine Schuetzen Park Schuetzen Grounds

A Costly System In Iowa Primaries Debate

The Marion Register notes that Prouty spent about 40000 dollars and Hull over 20000 dollars to wage the Des Moines campaign under the primary system two years ago. It argues the claim that the system is the poor man's friend is contradicted by these sums.

Marion Register Iowa City Republican Prouty Hull Des Moines

ISU Ames Offers Seed Corn Test For Farmers

The Agronomy department of Iowa State College will test farmers seed corn again this year. Send in samples at once by selecting one hundred average ears and taking two kernels from each ear two inches from each end. Mail to Agronomy Department ISU Ames Iowa. Tests are free and results returned, names kept confidential. Include name post office and county.

Agronomy Department Iowa State College Ames I. S. C. Ames Iowa

Two Year Old Colts Sold In Anamosa Auction

Frank Ellison of Martello sold two year old twin colts at Anamosa yesterday to M. McAleer of Monticello for 300 dollars. McAleer resold them to T. A. King of the County Farm. They praised the colts as the best two year olds in Jones county. G. W. Eastwood buys the Matthiessen Himebaugh insurance book and will renew policies from Hazard building office. He aims to hold their business and attract new clients with fair treatment.

Anamosa Frank Ellison Martello M. McAleer Monticello McAleer T. A. King Jones County G. W. Eastwood A. Matthiessen A. E. Himebaugh Eastwood Matthiessen & Himebaugh District Court A. FE. Himebaugh John Gasel Anna EK. Matthiessen Marie Prader Mary L. Clark James B. Clark EJ. Lawler Edward Lawler

Cape Colony enacts cigarette sale ban to minors

In Cape Colony South Africa a law forbids selling cigarettes to anyone under 16 years old. The measure targets youth access to tobacco and marks a tightening of public health rules in the region.

Africa Cape Colony South Africa

Ragmen Organize Church At Wilmington Warehouse

Rev. Frank Robinson leads a ragman movement in Wilmington at Christ's Temple of the Willing Workers a former warehouse on Cady and Herald. About hundreds gather from Chester and Philadelphia for a Sunday service with mixed black and white attendees. Robinson cites Ebed melech as founder of ragman craft and urges salvation and protection for ragmen during the open air effort.

Cady and Herald Streets Wilmington Del Washington Star Frank Robinson Chester Philadelphia Mr. Robinson Ebed-melech

Man Found In Street Says He Wants To Go Home

Grimes, driving home from a club at two a m, finds a man sprawled on the sidewalk. The stranger says he lives in Honolulu and wishes to be there. A street department foreman arrives, orders water from a fire plug, and Grimes resolves to avoid taking a drunk home again.

Grimes Kansas City Star Honolulu

Customary Knock sparks talk of marriage in humor digest

Refined Harold teases his grandmother by playing keep store and offering ham though she refuses saying she does not like ham. Maudie Lucy Welton to marry Widower Skimp raises questions from Chicago Tribune chatter about Mayme and a husband.

Harold Lippincott’s Magazine Maudie Lucy Welton Mayme Chicago Tribune

Reflections of a Bachelor in The New York Press

A breezy opinion piece notes that gossip about wild neighbors undervalues the challenges of large families. It suggests romance can misread signals, and even smart business can frighten others away. It ends with a simile about marriage and pursuit.

Laughing Through Hard Times in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Record quotes a plea to keep laughter alive amid harsh conditions. It urges readers to choose humor over despair, arguing a merry heart helps others and fosters warmth even in tough circumstances.

Toom Philadelphia Record

For Sale or Rent and Railway Rates Advertisement

Low rates west and northwest daily until April 7. George Scroggie offers two farms in Clay township near Onslow for sale or rent on easy terms with possession March 1, 1907. Also 80 acres near Monticello for sale or rent to a responsible tenant. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway advertises low domestic and long distance rates with liberal stopovers and tourist sleepers. Also multiple medical and patent remedies promoted by local druggists. Rockefeller rumored to be at Battle Creek.

Clay Township Onslow Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway California Northwest KF. A. Miller Chicago John D. Rockefeller Battle Creek North South Dakota Minnesota Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul T. A. Miller

De Witt's Little Early Risers Promote Health

The best safeguard against headache, constipation and liver troubles is De Witt's Little Early Risers. Keep a vial in the house and take a dose at bedtime when needed for cleansing without gripping. Sold by O. H. Soetje, druggist.

de Witt O. H. Soetje

Digestive aids and tonics in a midwestern ad roundup

A collection of brief notices and testimonials promoting remedies and health products. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promises relief from indigestion, De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve claims authenticity, Dr King's New Discovery extols lung relief, and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea plus Electric Bitters are recommended. Multiple ads credit O H Soetje as the distributor.

Jake Moore Atlanta Georgia O. H. Soetje

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