Monticello Express Thursday edition details
The Monticello Express lists publication as weekly on Thursday with J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor and a yearly subscription price of 1.95.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists publication as weekly on Thursday with J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor and a yearly subscription price of 1.95.
March roundup from Wyominea narrates visits by Mrs. S. G. Frank to Prairieburg and other towns. It covers council actions electing E. M. Babcock mayor, several local residents moving to Missouri, a tramp arrest, school vacation plans, and community notices including lectures and club roles.
Miss Trula Kenyon returned from Hale. A basket social occurred at Frank Ilowie's. John Fahrni Jr. becomes director of school district No. 9. The cooperative creamery installed two U S separators. The old district No. 5 schoolhouse sold to Arthur Fairbanks. Deer Creek and Castle Grove literary societies held meetings amid poor weather with strong programs. Debating тему on Cuban matter features Clark Hosford Guiles and Palmer Hosford.
March notes from Hopkinton report Miss Vaughn visiting her Marion parents while Rev. Robb preached at the R P Church. Prof. Scroggie travelled to Monticello on business and Mr. Crane of Delhi visited friends last week.
Local items report visitors and moves in Ons Low and Cass. Resident movements include Thomas Corbit and others visiting relatives, Forsythe and Underwood drilling a well, measles cases, and a fire at Amelia Paul’s millinery. Cass notes patients, juror draw, visitors, farm moves, hog shipments, and stock watering amid calm.
W BrazeLtTon urges the Express readers to oppose excessive funds for Iowa City institutions, arguing fifty thousand dollars for Fort Madison prison is reasonable but three hundred thousand plus for the State University is an injustice. He cites hard times in Jones county with drought and low crop yields as rationale for restraint.
For sale a fine large Jersey bull calf eight months old dark color finely marked. Sired by Kittredge St. Lambert No 6325. Great-grand-son of Aliie St. Lambert 26 lbs 12 oz in 7 days and great-grand-son of Ida St. Lambert 80 lbs 2% oz in 7 days. C H Huntington.
Twenty one contestants vie for school honor at the state declamatory contest in April. Judges include H M Remley D D Priaulx C R Scroggie and J W Coxsee. Programs span Oratory Drama and Numbers across three classes with a crowded house expected.
The thirty first anniversary program for the Jones County Sabbath School Association at the M E church Olin Iowa lists April 1–2 events including prayers, addresses and papers on Bible study and missionary spirit plus evening sessions and county secretary reports. Council proceedings note official papers selection for printing electric light petition and confirmations of city staff appointments and budgets.
The council read Water Works Fund bills and a salary entry. A committee was appointed to investigate the cost of laying pipes on Seventh Street, with Clark and Button named. The session moved to adjourn.
Miss Mary Wunasley aged 14 from Amber Wisconsin died last Tuesday the 24th inst. She was born October 27 1879 in Town county Wisconsin. After her mother died at seven she helped her father with two younger brothers and a stepmother. She was a Christian and a Methodist church member in Amber. In the end she expressed faith in her Saviour. Cedar Rapids staged a beach show to rival Williams revival at Marion with papers praising its success. Dr M A Robinson of Monticello has moved to Eaton house on Second Street and opened a dental parlor over the post office with Mrs Robinson and children arriving next week.
Major Abe Austin, longtime western observer, recounts how his father refused to swap a pair of mules for a timber claim near Chicago in the 1840s. The land later became central to the city and is now worth millions. Arnold Bader advertises buying calves, chickens, rags, copper, rubber and old iron every Saturday.
All persons indebted to B Behrends or C Kehrli are urged to call and settle accounts at once by paying C Kehrli. Otherwise, debts will be placed in the hands of a collector.
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