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13 Mar 1884
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Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1884
Page
1
Anamosa News Roundup March 5 1884
A snowy blizzard dampens Sunday after a day of churchgoers on Strawberry Hill. Key items include new church members, an eye injury from a tack, local skaters and a new stationary engine project, town chatter, the city election results, and notable visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
the Express
Presbyterian
Strawberry Hill
Russell
Gin
Frank Beaton
Monticello
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Nettie Mudd
Park Dill
J. P. Cook
Minneapolis
Cook
Minnespolis Linseed Oil Company
A. F. Smith
Ohio
Dubuque
Machigan
Campbell
C. M. Brown
L. Schoonover
R. M. Bush
L. B. Peck
Will White
R. W. Johnson
W. O. Jackets
J. B. McQueen
Tom Waters
J. S. Barnard
EB. M. Harvey
Cascade Clatter headlines sorrow and local notes 1884
Cascade reports a week of funerals with Judge O Connor buried and community mourning. The town notes a new skating rink opened by Mr Schultz of Monticello and other local happenings including farming moves, church services, irregular snowbound trains, and visits from Oscar Banghart and Prof Crusexberry. FP H Wyrick wins Lenox contest and advances to Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
The
Expresa
Judge O'Connor
O'Conner
Schultz
Monticello
Reo
Plumb
Missouri
Baptist Church
Oscar Banghart
Chicago
W. A. Crusexberry
Lenox Institute
Bowen's Prairie News Bowens Prank March 11 1884
Miss Anna Hickman married to Wim at her father’s residence with Rev. Bovard of Indiana on March 6 at 2 PM. About 30 guests attended a sumptuous dinner and social time. Mr. Grear buys a farm in southern Minnesota and plans to move there. Mrs. Acheson receives a foot stone heater from John McBride. Several locals face illnesses and moves. Clark Carter shows off a matched team. The piece closes with Gazing good wishes and reminiscences from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Carter
Tory
Acheson
John McBride
Schneider
Prairieburg’s March 1884 notes on rinks, estates, and progress
Prairieburg editor Lu laments skating accidents urging life and limb protectors, notes estate heirs of Silas Gonklin including seven sons and a daughter with dower issues, mentions Appleby buying Conklin property, and praises sleighing driven building material influx and perceived town growth in farming, church, and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
the Express
Silas Gonklin
Chancey
Allen
Horace
Bowen's Prairie
Henry
Myrs
J. H. Wagner
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Sylveater
Adelbert
Thomas
Dakota
Appleby
Boulder House
Conklin
Boulder
Educational facilities spurring growth in towns
The piece notes rising educational facilities and district expansion across the region and Northwest. It cites eleven road districts and about 85 miles of public roads in the township. The Tar Ex PRESS educational column draws nationwide attention for plans on common schools and training teachers to improve education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Great Northwest
W. HL. W
Surprise party honors Wayne township residents at Hopkinton move
On March 6 in Wayne township neighbors surprised Mr. John ZL. Acheson as he planned to move to Hopkinton. A long table held a china tea-set and hanging lamp presented by A J Schoonover. The speech praised his nineteen years of service to education and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
John ZL. Acheson
Wayne Township
Hopkinton
Acheson
Spring Medicine and Health Remedies Advertisements
Discussion extols Hood s Sarsaparilla as best spring medicine and blood purifier due to seasonal impurity and weakened vitality. Also lists farms for sale near Monticello, remedies for coughs, and Bucklen s Arnica Salve with money-back guarantee. Includes Cedar Rapids Oxygen Dispensary offer and various local merchants selling cures and salves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messes. Hood &Co
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Town
Bucklen
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