Local Retailers Advertise Goods and Social News in Monticello
Daily notices from Hicks & Eilers and Wills & Deutrick showcase dress goods corsets and carpets while Lon’s Market hawks bananas oranges and coffee. Social items include Vera Smith hosting friends, Miss Carrie Matson’s return from Springville, and a Arlington orchestra ball at Kinsella hall. Community updates mention Rev Bretnall preaching and J H Bacher attending the Iowa Legion of Honor event.
Various Town Notices and Advertisements Update
A collection of short items notes doorsales seats for tonight, weather tolls from last Tuesday, and river flooding forecasts. Local business ads promote Low’s seed, Goldstone Bros clothing, carpets, and Wills & Deutrick items while individuals discuss millinery plans, health updates, real estate loans, and community notices.
Monticello notes and local updates from Wayne and Prairieburg
Mrs Harm Helgins of Wayne recovers from pneumonia. Henry Prull returned from Germany seeking to bring family here but brother denied entry. A. I. Jackson party to Mexico travels on a large eight Pullman train. Ice threatens Hopkinton dam and a window display at Eastwood & Chase. Reuben Schneider case postponed due to missing key witness. Minneapolis editor John Blanchard visits Monticello. former Tur Express editor. Presbyterian church to hold annual meeting at 10:30. Declamatory contests draw strong local interest and ticket sales begin early. Minnesota Cream flour advertised. Local youth Scheer robbed near Prairieburg. three suspects in custody. School board votes to abolish superintendent, shorten year to eight months. janitor duties expanded and on grounds during hours.
Disappearance of W A Hubbard shocks Monticello town
W A Hubbard nation dealer vanished last Thursday after finances faltered. He sold his farm to John Stutt, cleared mortgage issues, and left a letter to his wife claiming debt failure. Authorities note misrepresented mortgage interest, with several hundred dollars recovered beyond his equity. Hubbard, once trusted and domestic, left with his future uncertain as family hardship grows. The item blends with local notices of business and social events including Diamond Creamery Co. honors and school activities.
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Wm. A. Hubbard
Nation
Mr. Hubbard
John Stutt
Cedar Rapids
Hubbard
Exploding gasoline iron devastates Mrs. Beyler home
A powerful blast wrecked the north part of a town home when a patent gasoline sad iron on a lit stove exploded. Mrs. Beyler and two neighbors were present as the kitchen ceiling cracked and windows shattered, but no one was hurt. Neighbors and an agent dispute blame, noting the iron was used per instructions.
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Anna Beyler
Kiburz
Fifth annual Ninth districts Y P S convention program
The fifth annual convention of the Ninth district Y P S will be held in Monticello on Wednesday March 31 and Thursday April 1. The program spans devotional sessions, scripture readings, business meetings, speeches by Rev. Towle McCaslin Palmer and others, with concerts, papers, and a closing consecration service. Delegates from eight eastern Iowa counties expected. all young people and all are welcome.
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Y.P
Monticello
Congregational Ciuzcn
Wennxespa Y Moranina
H.R. McCauley
Cedar Rapids
Thura Davis
Marion
Anamosa
Hinman
Maquoketa
Olive Hoover
West Branch
Palmer
Onslow
Opera House
A. D. Kinzer
Perry
Heirloom Potatoes Promised From World Fair Stock
We offer Rural New Yorker No 2 seed potatoes selected for seed quality and weight. Eight to ten acres planned for planting this year. Priced at 50 cents per bushel with free packing. No orders held for future delivery without cash and a minimum of one bushel. Other varieties available in large lots from Hour Bros. Scotch Grove Jones Co. Iowa.
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New Yorker
Hoyt Bros
Scotch Grove
Hour Bros
Jones Co
Towa
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Home News
Grace Smith
Chicago
Kip Guoves
Wills & Deutrick
James Abel, Sr
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Geo. Sweesy
Lenox College
Goldstone Bros
Geo. L. Mitchell
Benjamin Haeussler
Laurel, Neb
Hicks & Eilers
Lon’s
Vera Smith
Henderson's
Henry Rogers
G. L. Phetteplace
Hopkinton
H. Kirby
Sibley, Iowa
Carrie Matson
Springville
Minnie Starks
Sumter
Arlington Orchestra
Kinsella Hall
Phoebe
Sarah Sherman
Nellie Carpenter
Monticello’s Dress Goods
Wills & Deatrick
H. L. Graham
Noble Dickson
Dubuque
Geo. Wilkins
Henderson
F. J. Bretnall
Langworthy
Methodist Church
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J. S. Hall
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Scopper
Devol
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J. H. Bacher
Fort Dodge
Iowa Legion of Honor Order
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R. M. Hicks
M. M. Curtiss
Rudolph Bohren
Minnesota
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Alexander Davidson
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M. A. Weir
Harris
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Oscar Meyer
Davenport
Henry G. Vernimont
Ilinois Central Railway
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W. W. Hunter
C. M. Brown
Lon
John Bates
Wayne Township
Austin B. Whittemore
Arborville
Nebraska
Bowen’s Prairie
Wm. Whittemore
Whittemore
Lowell Ladies
M. E. Church
H. J. Lang
Hoe
Harm Helgins
Wayne
Henry Prull
Germany
A. I. Jackson
Mexico
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Eastwood & Chase’s
Reuben Schneider
Eubanks
John Blanchard
Minneapolis
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Prairieburg
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Diamond Creamery Co
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Piano
Lydia Gruenstein
Samuel D
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Lloyd Jennings
Gracchief
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Ray Schaeller
Patrick Henry
Signe
Stuart Smith
Ceeceese
Tae Penniman
Lulu Curtis
Guy Cartano
Ehel George
Punkin
Linnie Gilmore
Vee
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Nellie Hogan
Roulycos
Lillie Jennings
Morse
Aioshguiate
Chas Webber
Doctor
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Bertha Gilroy
Louie Kellum
Jack
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Edith
Eri
Lesa Dewis
Edith Thompson
Edith Welch
Lotus Eaters
W. F. Rohn
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Lowa
Wills & Doutrick
Leading Cash Dry Goods House
C. H. Schipman
South
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Montricut
Iowa
Hanken
Oscar H. Soetje
Dhalma
Sherwin-Williams
Byriket
Jas
Laupe