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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1906

Page

4

Local Correspondence from Onslow Details Residents and Elections

Mary Kilma returns from Chicago and Vera Paul from Coe College share brief visits. Albert McQuown is home after hospital discharge. The town notes homecomings, shop additions, and Mr Eldridge’s entertaining impersonations. The Monday election drew strong interest with a largely home vote and results naming W. C. Paul as mayor and several council members and the treasurer.

Onslow Mary Kilma Chicago Vera Paul Coe College W. D. Livingston Cedar Rapids Frank Johnston Albert McQuown Anamosa Stella Miller Col. Eldridge Sheldon Iowa R. A. Scroggie Neelans Dr. Kuittle M. B. Walters Charles Brule Blanche Orr Jones County Jackson County the Express W. C. Paul J. 8. Lyons Er. E. Brown Jos. Spoo W. J. McCready

Community News From Scotch Grove Area March 27

Local notes report Fred Frey at the County Farm and Blanche Clark ill. Sutherland relatives travel, new moves to Prairieburg, Monticello visits, and Kansas summer work. Missionary society gathers with Mrs. Brady. Rev. Brough returns to pulpit after illness. Many residents travel to Chicago Castle Grove and Center Junction mentioned.

Scotch Grove Fred Frey Blanche Clark Josephine Sutherland Geo. Sutherland North Dakota Barney Leesekamp Prairieburg Charlie Graves Monticello Harmon Clabaugh Kansas The Missionary Society R. W. Brady Brough Willie Sutherland G. Hughes Chicago Henry Rickels Henry Ladehoff Castle Grove John Callahan Center Junction Bert King Castile Grove J. T. Brady Hester Hutton Rostan F. Kruel Sarah Schoonover Anamosa B. L. Hoyt H.C. Dice D. D. Clark Chas. Hanna's Manchester John McIntyre Glenwood Springs Colorado A. Hutton Savannah Llinois

Bids sought for county medical aid 1906 07 Jones Co Iowa

Notice announces bids for medical and surgical attendance for Jones county poor for 1906 07 to be received at Anamosa auditor's office by noon April 2 1906. Bids must be sealed and for each township separately covering all poor in jail county house town or city. Also rental offer of 200 acres in Richland township with options to rent all or work land and pasture. references to Dr Shallenberger treatment and a separate ad seeking a traveling salesman position with Jos A Alexander.

Jones County Iowa Auditor’s Office Anamosa Board of Supervisors Richland Township J. M. Lange E. E. Reed District Court Town Edwin J. Albinver Monticello Iown Hannah Grover A. D

Do YOU KNOW THEM Now Front Row Readers List

Front row reads from left to right: George Abel Mary Hogan Donald Thompson Lawrence Locher Willie Jarrett Eugene Byers Wil Ricklefs Charles Coxsee. Second row includes Searl Bishop Louis Long Russell Stuhler Ward Inglis Charlie Bigley Henry Behrends Henry Lubben Eddie Borgett. Third row features Dan Wales Florence Calkins Hazel Hosford Mary Pond Jimily Gray Mva Brazelton Nancy Gailigan Arthur Coyle. Fourth row lists Guy Cooper Rosa Baer Alice Cooper Nellie Loso Genevieve Lawrence Hattie Randle Faber Alma OToole. Fifth row notes Ike Schneider Caroline Hicks teacher Blanche Milers Martha Miller.

George Abel Mary Hogan Donald Thompson Lawrence Locher Willie Jarrett Eugene Byers Wil Ricklefs Charles Coxsee Searl Bishop Louis Long Russell Stuhler Ward Inglis Charlie Bigley Henry Behrends Henry Lubben Eddie Borgett Dan Wales Florence Calkins Hazel Hosford Mary Pond Jimily Gray Mva Brazelton Nancy Gailigan Arthur Coyle

Nickel Plate passenger service connects Chicago to eastern cities

The Nickel Plate line offers three daily through trains from Chicago with day coaches to New York City and Pullman sleeping cars to destinations including Fort Wayne Findlay Fostoria Cleveland Mine Buffalo New York City and Boston. Dining car meals range from 35 cents to a dollar and fares are kept low with no extra charges. Tickets available at Chicago depots and offices, with detailed information from General Agent John Y. Calahan.

Chicago Fort Wayne Findlay Fostoria Cleveland Mine Buffalo New York City Boston Nickel Plate Road Chicago Depot la Salle van Buren Street Chicago City Adams St John Y. Calahan

Dr. King’s New Life Pills Endorsed By Pittsfield Attorney

W H Brown of Pittsfield Wisconsin extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best aid after a pension, claiming they keep his family in splendid health. Ad cites cures for headache constipation and biliousness and promotes 25 cent price at H Soetje’s drug store in Chicago News.

de Witt O. H. Soetje W. H. Brown Pittsfield Vwi Dr. King H. Soetje

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Cure

Kendall of Philipsburg Kan says cover it with Bucklen s Arnica Salve and the salve will do the rest. Quickest cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Only 25 cents at O H Soetje s drug store. Guaranteed.

Sam Kendall Philipsburg Kan Bucklen O. H. Soetje

Electric Bitters and Dr King's New Discovery Endorsements

Woman from Columbus Columbus City Ohio credits Electric Bitters for quick recovery from stomach weakness and insomnia after ineffective drugs. Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio reports Dr King's New Discovery stopped a two year cough and cured lung trouble. Both products advertised with guarantees and trial bottles offered.

Ora A. Stephens Port Williams Dr. King D. H. Soteje

Weekly Limited Steamship Train to Cuban Literature

A fast weekly limited steamship train runs after December 26 every Tuesday from Chicago and St. Louis directly to the boat side. Send for Cuban literature from Hot Springs Arkansas and Florida.

Chicago St. Louis Hot Springs Ark Florida

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W. J. Mills Shallenberger Will Kreed Jos A. Alexander Towa Lincoln Star W Kennedy O. HH. Soetje Chicago News Russia O. TH. Soetje KE. C. de Witt & Co O. HT Soetje Atlanta Journal Washington, D. C Congress Jake Moore Atlanta Georgia Buffalo Express Rocky Mountain Kennedy Dinggist Topeka Indiana Toledo Blade Trollister Ihollister Vennacuse Kansas City Democratic Post Mary H. Walters St. Clair St Columbus O. I Kansas City Star Geb Reed E. C. Dewitt & CO U. S Denning Fred Puleston EFICE Eilers & Walton's Mirick & Inglis Monticello Bank BR. E. Reed Burrichter's Dryzoods M. Rempny James Remley Brewmley & Remley Attorneys AT Law Main Street Herrick & Bauder Monticello State Bank W. Doxsee Lovell Block A. Mattihiessen Capl KE Jones Anamosa, Towa Matthiessen A. M. Maurice, D. D. S Qofeice Drake University Crown Bridge M. E. Church Directory Epworth W. E. Vay Buren J. W. Doxsee Illinois R. R Ilinois Central Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans Vicksburg Gulfport, Miss Hammond, la Gulfport Mexican Gulf Coast Mexico Central America Panama West Indies Europe Havana Cuba S. S Prince Arthur Memphis Jacksonville Nashville Chattanooga California Illinois Central Los Angeles San Francisco Omaha A. H. Hanson Chicago, Il G. Hatch G. P.A Chas. H. Fletcher Murray H.C. Bohlken’s J. E. Bateman W. First St Strub & Eilers the New Butchers South Dakota North Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Lyman County South Dakota Book F. A. Miller da, Shallenberger Lovell Dr. Shallenberger W. E. Shallenberger Oakwood Blvd Chicago, Illinois Drexel State Bank Eagle Drug Store A. Kempf Prop ST. P Sioux City Kmeas City Davenport Arley Almuar Freight Oxford Freight Marion
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