Monticello Express Editors and Proprietors Listing
The Monticello Express shows J.W. Voxsee Chas A. Doxber as editors and proprietors with a listed year 82,00.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
The Monticello Express shows J.W. Voxsee Chas A. Doxber as editors and proprietors with a listed year 82,00.
In Wyoming February 2? events span a veteran’s obituary, religious based life story of Carl C Westphal born 1847 in Germany, his family in Chicago and Clinton county Iowa, the Zion Lutheran church service, and notes on local politics. A mass meeting nominates a mayoral ticket and council candidates while garden clubs, school elections, and community activities list meetings, programs, and social events.
Center Junction and Scotch Grove residents receive notices of church calls, farm bureau meetings in Wyoming March 29, baseball team formation, school club gatherings, declamatory contests in Marion, travel to Chicago for visiting and business, and upcoming city election on March 27 with two tickets contesting.
Sunday visitors in Cedar Rapids. Esther Beulah Busch dies at 24 after pneumonia near Lost Nation. Levi M Scott widower and family mourn wife. Various local visits, weddings, and community events noted through Onslow and Lost Nation area.
Mr and Mrs Koster return from a three month absence in California visiting relatives in Sant Aud and Mordesta and enjoy a homecoming with daughters and extended families. A Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion post meeting signs memberships and appoints committee. town officials to be elected March 27. Reports mention several moves and health updates including a serious condition of Micha and travels of Mrs Koob, with social events, new residences, and a baby arrival.
Miss Verna Hazen fails to reach Castle Grove meeting due to a mud hole on the Anamosa road prompting call for highway improvements. Social club gathering shifted to a social hour. local schools and farms report ongoing terms and illness updates as community events continue.
Amber March 21 Mrs. Alex Robertson has been ill for several days and was taken to Mercy hospital at Anamosa for treatment. Her many friends hope she regains health soon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Englehart plan to move to the Willie Husman farm and are busy papering and painting.
Sand Spring reports from March 22 mention Mildred Blair staying with her parents in North Forts and Dell McVey of Monticello visiting John P. Schuster. Robert McNeill of Philadelphia was not a guest at KK Greer’s home. Hamilton area business visitors include L F J Gostel and I A Cearh. Rh J Guthrie and A Bluro were seen in Monticello for shopping and a short visit.
March 20 Prair ieburg highlights include Farners Exchange opening an ese station in Central City with Deen to attend. Chub dance on St Wintrick's Eve at public hall well attended. Mrs Tom Dolan and son of Green Visited. Lauser installs a new ice box at grocery market. Mrs Irvin Bebec in Iowa City with relatives. Julia Rundls of Paris in town on business. PGO visited by P inspector. Mrs Lattogers seriously ill.
In Clay on March 21 Mr and Mrs J W Ralston hosted a party for their thirtieth anniversary on March 16 with fifty three guests enjoying supper and music. The notes mention a dance by younger attendees and a gathering at Mrs Ernest Hamiltons last Thursday. Sixty people were served at dinner including school children while Matthew Bickford traveled to Iowa City for eye treatment and then had the eye removed. Mrs Gus Ralston remains seriously ill and Mr and Mrs Borah are on the sick list.
Judge Anderson presided on Estate of Ben J. Harris with will admitted to probate and administratrix appointed. Various probate, guardianship, and civil cases follow including bonds set, dismissals for want of prosecution and judgments on promissory notes, with multiple receivership and appeal bond orders.
Filings and rulings include new bond filing within 10 days in Byrne case, motions to strike overruled in McArthur Drescher and Faragher cases, amendment leave granted in petition, default and transfer decisions in Davis case, Suter Altman transfer denial with 10 day pleading window, permanent temporary guardianship for Emma Loes over I W Grover with $8000 bond, and garnishee release of Citizens' Savings Bank Anamosa.
A playful note in the Yankton Press and Dakotan notes a European perspective on the United States Senate and suggests mutual misunderstanding between Europe and the Senate without deeper context. The tone is light and observational.
Notice of special school election in Monticello Iowa requests voter approval of a 200000 bond issue to build and equip a school house and secure a site. The event runs from 1 pm to 7 pm at Monticello Town Hall with dates published March 238 30 and April 6 13 20 1922.
Notice to interested parties that final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones County estates have been filed with the district court clerk. A March 25 1922 final hearing and approval is set. Interested persons may appear to file exceptions and show cause why reports should not be approved.
Public notice announces Chas. R. Sutherland as executor of the Mrs. John Sutherland estate in Anamosa Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk within time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs.
Mr. Hull, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, states after careful investigation that the Washington administration is a complete failure. He says the revelation from a neutral source will convince Democrats.
The Kansas City Star notes Herbert Henry Asquith is believed to observe the British ministerial crisis with quiet satisfaction or perhaps hopeful interest, not showing perturbation at the developments.
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