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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1897
Page
4
The Monticello Express lists subscription pricing and delivery terms. Editor J W Doxsee announces subscription details and publisher information for readers.
The Jones County Fair at Monticello plans an oratorical contest with Lenox College prizes offering a $380 annual scholarship and a $10 term scholarship. The piece urges broad student participation from district and graded schools, highlighting education value and Lenox’s strong record.
Castle Grove notes a cool season delays corn planting but most fields have seed in the ground. Pay day at the cooperative creamery is next Saturday. Local updates include visits, farm labor, a Memorial day program, milk pay concerns, a house fire near Monticello, and community social events.
Center Junction reports Monday activity with Clif McMahan as caller and numerous visits. Ed Sprague and Ed Hartman visit kin and friends. Howard Shipley to Marion for railroad work. Lee Coder and Tom Sutherland in Cedar Rapids carpentry. Wh Moncrief shipped cattle to Chicago for over $2,000. Ida Lyons just returned from unspecified travel.
May 25 notes include visits from Clinton Maquoketa Monmouth Wellsville Ohio and Maquoketa trippers. School closes for summer. Traveling troupe to perform Uncle Tom's Cabin with a street parade next Saturday. Rebel Spy show last week for band benefit. Attendees at W C T U convention and 8 B convention reported. several sick list updates.
Langworthy notes include Mrs Geo Hubbard visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Allen. Joe Ramsey of Amber calls on old friends. Miss Corn and Miss Stella Orr visit Mr and Mrs H Hughes. John Perrine of Monticello makes a short call. Mrs Hughes visits Anamosa to see her daughter Mrs Hlainie Strickell. Chas Guilford returns from Michigan due to ill father. Blodgett visits Maynard. John Jacobs of Waterloo reviews farm interests managed by Mr Pane. Archie Ackerman buys Brisco photograph outfit. Edwin Albertson of Kansas, nephew of local Albertsons, dies. he was a devout young man.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes local business men shun fake ad schemes and Monticello clubs stop prizes and pictures to lure trade. Promoters claim Monticello is a easy mark, but merchants are wakening to wasteful spending and turning away fakes as city after city rejects them.
In a New York Sun vignette a hurried man knocks a stranger’s shoe and transfers blacking to his trousers after a collision in an elevated car. The offended rider, initially stern, softens upon recognizing the other’s apparent sincerity and resumes reading with a poised foot ready to trip another passerby.
The judge’s calendar records numerous estate actions including final reports approved and executors discharged for the estates of Thos. Leonard Mary Black Ann Joslin James Sheridan Robt. J. Anderson Simon A. Mead and Elizabeth Tuttle. Guardianship reports approved for Frances G. Keenan and Mary E. Byerly. Will probates for Elizabeth Tuttle and Z. G. Isbell with executors confirmed. Numerous civil actions settled or pending with garnishee outcomes partitions trials and judgments across Cedar Rapids and related parties.
Large Norway Spruce White Pine and Red Pine trees priced 20 to 25 cents per wagon load. Trees are heavy and fibrous rooted, suitable for windbreaks or ornamentals. Nursey offers three to four thousand barge trees, plus apple trees at cheap rates. Scorch Grove NURSERY Hoyer Bros Proor s Scotch Grove Jones Co Iowa.
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