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The Monticello Express announces weekly publication every Thursday with J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor and a yearly subscription price of 81.75 dollars.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
4
The Monticello Express announces weekly publication every Thursday with J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor and a yearly subscription price of 81.75 dollars.
Correspondence lists residents on sick lists moves and visits in Cass Mc and Monticello area. Names include Howie Krueger Locher Hubbard Kromminga Hall Berlin Eiler Noble Rhodes Gates Waite Gray Rhodes, A. F. Dellett wedding Amanda Dellett Primrose and notes on school directors and proposed Monticello Mutual Telephone Co franchise.
Center Junction community updates include residents returning from trips and seeking work, a millinery store planned by Edna Lyons, and Anamosa visitors. Elections elected J. B. Smith treasurer and T. Dawson and J. Hanken directors, with a Cedar Rapids trip for spring millinery. A fiftieth wedding anniversary at Wm Tomlinson’s and the Center Point and Center Junction marriage of Myron Dodge and Lucy Andrews are noted, with well wishes from friends.
Jas Hanna has moved to town and many locals are noted in town or traveling to Chicago for business. Alex Brown died of pneumonia after a brief illness. The Ladies Aid Society will serve supper March 18 at the opera house. School election results show C C Johnston and M B Walters elected directors and T B Johnston treasurer.
March notes from Wromina report Earl Bell traveling to Dubuque for a hardware house. T. G. Richardson and Henry Halsey of Olin were in town on business. Miss Dora Thompson serves as a hello girl at the central telephone station. A lecture by A. L. Finde on Yellow Stone Park will conclude the entertainment course with stereo views. School election results name 8. F. Schaeffer and W. J. Beckwith as directors and R. Fishwild as treasurer. 8. Hawn of Oxford Mills visited recently seeking recommendations.
Albert Seimers serves as juror in the prison city. John Schaff of Amber is very ill with slim chances of recovery. Gerd Rickels and son Gerhard return from an Iowa City visit. Henry Rickels moves to a farm bought from R. Rieken. Jones County Telephone Car extends lines Monticello to Amber and Amber to the County Farm. J Shover finishes school term Thursday. pupils praise his teaching and hope for his return.
A brief notice listing several dairy cows and Red-Polled bulls for sale. Location notes include three miles west of Langworthy and one and a half lots for sale on South Rail road street.
Property rental notice for the Norman Starks home on 1.5 acres at 37w2 Eunice Starks accompanies a clubbing rate offer. The Express offers Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean and Tank Express at $2 for one year, with advance payment and renewal options for existing subscriptions.
Pearls from India and other regions arrive in small bunches with silver tassel ends. The stringer lays them on a velvet tray, selects the largest center pearl, places pairs outward, then threads and rechecks before attaching the diamond clasp. A single family has long tradition making and fitting fine necklaces and collarettes for discerning owners.
Since 1377 the aldermen of London have yearly presented to high state officers and city officials pieces of cloth. The town clerk receives up to twelve yards. The practice of guilds clothing members is said to have given rise to liveries of various companies.
A Jones county district court calendar shows numerous probate actions including wills and guardianships, with estates of Ford Preston Ellison Lyon White and others undergoing final reports, sales, and administrator discharges. Civil cases advance by consent or default, with several hearings scheduled for May 1902 and a 280 acre Cascade farm listed for sale.
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