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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
5
A historical article quotes Secretary Hughes arguing against recognizing the Russian government while appealing to a delegation of women. It discusses confiscation of property, repudiation of debts, and the belief that recognition would not help Russia. The piece also surveys American views on women's education and career ambitions versus domestic roles.
Wisconsin moved from strict marriage medical exams to lax enforcement then back as preachers complained of lost revenues. National figures cite tariff gains and Bryan backs an unknown candidate, while a Detroit judge orders two witnesses to wash paint from their faces after the Andy Gump-Skink case testimony.
A lengthy legislative roundup notes nearly 1,600 bills brought before the general assembly including 260 code revision measures and many others ranging from tax reform and school board dates to telephone regulation and Sheppard-Towner funding. It highlights Senator H M Smith’s taxation probe, the Newberry milk bill, gas tax plans, and efforts to consolidate departments as debates intensify.
A writer reflects on Civil War fighting near Chattanooga and Atlanta and traces the war's long impact. He recalls Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga, Sherman’s march, population shifts, and the 1862 Andrews raid, its capture, and executions at Chattanooga and Knoxville.
State Treasurer Burbank announces the sale of Soldiers' Bonus Bonds for April 16 after 20 days of advertising starting March 20. The delay aims to maximize price amid a possible rehearing in the bonus case, with bidders awaiting the court's decision and potential further action by Grout of Waterloo.
A brief, reflective note from the San Francisco Chronigha suggests domestic charity is minimal, with emphasis on local efforts and observations about community aid at home. It frames charity as a rare, evolving practice beginning within households.
R Neal of Scotch Grove Town lists a sale item described as a few vows that will be fresh soon. The notice notes a 39-2 price reference and the location in Scotch Grove.
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