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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1881

Page

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Public clash over Rev Aldrich and political bias

The Mosines county journal accuses Rev Aldrich of sins and the Republican Party of responsibility, while the Democratic Party gains support. The Express defends Aldrich and mocks the journal, contrasting party loyalties and moral perceptions amid editorial quarrels.

Mr. Blanchard Mosines Ie Ritexs Aceasion Joonal Democratic Party C. Hh Aldrich Blanchard Rev. Aldrich Republican Party

The President and Conkling

The nation observes a clash between President Garfield and Senator Conkling over New York nominations. Robertson receives support while Conkling demands all twelve picks. The President withdraws twelve names except Robertson to uphold dignity and avoid subservience to party bosses.

Senator Conkling Conkling Ingall New York Senate Mr. Conkling Judge Robertson Coukling Myr. Coukling Mir Conkling Robertson Tate Empire State Chicago Sneha Asai Camerd Assembly Wea Grant Movement Tim Miore Gage Mabtle Jorge Robertson Lts White House

Water Works Survey From Decorah Tour Reveals Monticello System

Decorah city officials toured water works in Monticello Anamosa and Marshalltown reporting findings to taxpayers The Monticello system shows artesian wells large cistern reservoir 250 000 gallons 17 hydrants 8 valves total cost 12 875 67 The Anamosa works cost 18 000 with revenue from rents and state prison The Marshalltown Holly system covers 10 6 miles of pipe 60 hydrants total cost 106 275 debt 55 000 water drawn from the Iowa river and Lowa river credits and receipts included

Decorah Marshalltown Anamosa Monticello Ue Republiani Mather Ania Water Street Simpson Cemetery Tanga GO Wallan Tor Sdhey Messrs A. Bradish C. W. Allison Receiptstrom Railroad Company Wapsipinicon Lowa River

Nebraska Letter Reflects Growth and Optimism

A Nebraska letter from Lincoln praises state progress, noting emigration of better classes, homestead purchases, and new permanent improvements. It predicts railroad expansion, a bridge over the Missouri River, and a boom in Lincoln with many business and dwelling projects planned. It ends with conveyance of regards to friends.

Srenniona Neu Hrpress Dean B.D Lincoln Misouri James Seated Grove D. B.D Nebraska Missouri Nebraska City Brownaville Nemaha City Suimer Creatasmer D.D.M

Cass Letter Reflects Townsfolk Move and Market Prices

In Cass, May 9 1881, residents note few changes as Griswold sells his farm to George Ketcham and auctions stock. Prices for cattle reach 75 to 130 dollars for thoroughbred stock. Families relocate to Cedar Rapids Anamosa and other towns as farming activity shifts amid school terms and local duties continue. Domestic illness and a death are reported among residents.

Cass, Ta Quct Cass Cedar Rapids Albert Griswold Smedley Alice Griswold Abert Condit Anamosa Maudlenry Ritchie Floure Or Ritchie Belle Crane Casa Smith Condit Carse Crane John Crawford Chicago A. C. Stickle Anl Fremont Schoo Deolines Beaton Chandler McConnon Monticello MeiXean Noyes Fremont Leroy Pitcher John Tate Indep Dence Ted Vetter

Pleasantake of a burial in Congregational ground

A grieving couple Mr and Mrs Wannah and her husband traveled all Saturday night hoping to see her before she died but she passed away Saturday afternoon. Her remains will be buried tomorrow the 10th in the Congregational burial ground. The little daughter is well though the mother’s death leaves questions.

Maxtresmo Express Parkin Maseaddane Acura the Hardihood Varlan Sam Clark Far. Tan Gran Martin Wannah Congregational Wight Pitkin Lowa

Prairie Boy from Bowens Prairie Heads to Pitkin

A Jones county boy son of Ma Beatty of Bowens Prairie leaves for Pitkin to oversee a grocery house. He writes from 10,000 feet near Picket Colorado describing the harsh mountain journey, the Grand Canyon, and mining prospects with vivid detail of mining life and early Colorado rail travel.

Denver Tribune Jones County Beatty Bowens Prairie Will d. Beatty Taney House Pitkin Mandiay Bby Ife Uraeis Shay Picket Colorado Denver Pacific Timerine Denve Divide Canon City Guand Canon Arkans Deaeth Nathroup Alpin

Monticello Cemetery Association Meeting Notice

The Monticello Cemetery Association will hold a regular meeting at the Congregational Church in Monticello on Monday May 24 1881 at 7 o clock. The meeting will elect officers adopt by laws for shrubbery and property protection and urge immediate payment from any debtors to enable land purchase for cemetery expansion.

Monticello

Notice of Change At South Cedar Street Depot

Notice that W. Ginn announces the sale of the old Agricultural Depot on South Cedar Street to Mr. Anton Matthiessen and purchase of the Doxsee & Rigby site. He invites old friends to visit the improved agricultural implements and farm machinery facilities with new manufacturer arrangements.

South Cedar Street Anton Matthiessen Doxsee & Rigby W. Ginn

Change of Water-course Before the Auditor

The Board of Supervisors considers the petition by Miller et al for changing a watercourse in Kate townslip. County Surveyor’s report and plat are filed. matter ordered to be taken up at the next session on the second day of May, with audit reference AK.

H. Allrich A.M Linly Galden Democratic Party Miller Kate Townslip Curthie Board of Supervisors Eyid Sbesbi Dowdt Duue Eehoek AM Nape Akolley Vo'tt Auditur Stife Aueduilor Robert DO State OF Towa Les Jones County Foe A. P. Ifsl Covenit Congr Jeb A. Kline Jones County Cewt CaarmMan

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