Nickle Plate railway trains offer 27 hour Chicago New York service
Correspondence notes May 6 1900 schedule changes on the Nickle Plate Road with 27 hour daily service between Chicago and New York dining cars on day trains and through cars to Boston and New York. Also lists station offices and agent J Y Calahan contact details. Local notices announce sales of land in Jones County Iowa and a Woodmen picnic excursion to Strawberry Point with tickets on May 24 1900.
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Nickle Plate Road
Chicago
New York
van Buren St
Boston Express
Boston
Night Express
J. Y. Calahan
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
Telephone Central
Harrison
Nickle Pirate Railroad
J. Y.calahan
Adams 86
District Court of
Jones County
Towa
Peter Strong
Jackson Township
Wayne Township
Monticello
Jana
Peter C. Sirs
R. C. Shirron
P. O. Bancock
Iowa
Sir. M. Thompson
Monticello Township
R. C. Srrrron
P. O. Barcock
J. H. Bacuer
District Court
J. M. Stevenson
Lafayette Seeber
Thomas W. Sheridan
James Sheridan
Local notes from Onslow and surrounding areas
Mrs. Tregloan is confined by illness. Mrs. Banghart visits Maquoketa. Prof Walrod and Miss Dollie Paul spent Sunday in Maquoketa. Mrs. Lytton visited at Monmouth. J C Finch has moved his family to Onslow. Mr and Mrs Horn visit their daughter Mrs L Richardson. Mrs W H Melsean at Gilmore City Town with daughter Mrs Mabel Digelow. Chase Bros. painted Isaac French’s residence. Mrs Stanley and Miss Gates guests at Miller house. Corn planting rushed but season long with uncertainty. Rev McQuowan to preach Memorial Sunday morning and baccalaureate in evening for high school graduates. Old soldiers urged to attend.
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Chase Bros
Isaac French
Stanley
Miss Gates
Mower
Miller House
McQuowan
Onslow
Castle Grove Brief Notes and Local Happenings
Castle Grove May 15. Mr Simons has built a new barn. Corn planting began last week. Shear and Lande sold hogs in Topkinton Friday. The sewing society met Mrs J A McLaughlin on the 3rd inst. Houser and Starks of Monticello were here last week for life insurance work. The Hosford house is being painted. Monroe and Campbell doing the work. A I M Caspers plans a stone building for a future creamery. Miss Month Curtis Lula Curtis and Master Cecil Curtis of Monticello visited Castle Grove last Thursday.
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Castle Grove
Simons
Shear and Lande
Topkinton
J. A. McLaughlin
Houser and Starks
Monticello
Hosford
Monroe
Campbell
A. I. M. Caspers
Lula Curtis
Cecil Curtis
Local notes from Monticello and area visits
Canteen Jaxerion May 16 Rev Van Buren back from Chicago Tuesday evening. Myrtle Dreibelbis and Jennie Norris visit Monticello Wednesday. W Pangburn painting Mrs Jno Smith residence. Mrs Thos Dawson and Mrs James Leech shopping in Anamosa Tuesday. Mrs Wm Stingley Bertha Stingley and Frank Barnes visit Anamosa Monday to view the penitentiary. Mrs Ben Smith returns from Monticello Wednesday. She visited sister in law Mrs Frank Doran Amber May 1A. IL Casteel family move to Stone City. Mrs Frank Bailey improving. Mrs Anna Bailey at Anamosa for medical treatment. Sanford milk price 62 cents per hundred for April. Black Oak school directors build cyclone cave at $05 expense. James Miell Hopkinton visiting relatives last Sunday. H A Zinn Oxford Mill seeks electric lighting for Oxford Junction and Wyoming using water power, boiler for emergencies. promises better lights at same price. Current street lights inadequate except on very dark nights. Going to New York take 27 hour train via Nickle Plate Railroad leaving Van Buren Street Chicago daily 3:30 p.m. Three daily fast Express trains Chicago to New York and Boston. Contact J Y Calahan Chicago for details. ATw3 ent ta
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Jaxerion
van Buren
Chicago
Myrtle Dreibelbis
Jennie Norris
Monticello
W. Pangburn
Jno. Smith
Thos, Dawson
James Leech
Anamosa
Wm. Stingley
Bertha Stingley
Frank Barnes
Ben Smith
Frank Doran
Amber
Casteel
Stone City
Frank Bailey
Anna Bailey
Sanford
Black Oak School
James Miell
Hopkinton
H. A. Zinn
Oxford Mill
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
Wyoming Journal
New York
Nickle Plate Railroad
van Buren St
Boston
J. Y. Calahan
Adams 8T
Excursion Tickets To Clear Lake From Chicago Railway
Clear Lake Excursion, the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co, will sell round trip tickets to Clear Lake Iowa every day until Sept 80 at one fare and a third. Clear Lake is described as a premier Northwest summer resort. Also featuring a combined Express and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean offer for two dollars for advance subscribers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co
Strawberry Point
Clear Lake
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
Iowa
Northweat
Express
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Remarkable cures and tall medical claims raise chatter
A jumble of medical ads and anecdotes highlights cures for stomach and liver ailments with products like Electric Bitters and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, plus claims about rising Paris prices and a Brooklyn church debate on fashion versus tobacco. testimonials from Mrs. Hunt and W R Wilkinson accompany social quips about marriage and attention.
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J.C. Kenney
Roanoke
Jenn
DeWitt
D.C. Prader
Advertising claims and cures touted by Dr King's New Discovery
A stream of testimonial claims extols Dr King's New Discovery and One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and lung troubles with notes on immediate relief and cures. Advertisers urge trials at D C Prader drug store and link products to various health outcomes and endorsements. Also mentions Raven Food milk cow benefits and local retailer Geo Stuhler & Son in Monticello Iowa.
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T. L. Martin
Dixie
Dr. King
D. C. Prader’s
W. S. Musser
Millheim
D. C. Prader
J. Q. Hood
Justice of the Peace
Crosby, Miss
Raven
Geo. Stuhler & Son, Grocers
Monticello
Iowa
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