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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1896
Page
2
Wyoming May 26 social notices and memorials
Local notices from Wyoming dated May 26 record visits and house projects from residents including Mrs. Geo W Halsey Mrs Serepta Smith and Mrs G A Muhs. Mil o Loomis from Rush Medical college and relatives visit Stanwood. Memorial services at M E church praised by Rev McConnell. Descriptions of summer kitchens additions and farm implements for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Geo. W. Halsey
Serepta Smith
Jones Street
G. A. Muhs
Baby
Stanwood
Milo Loomis
Rush Medical College
John Madder
Yoast
Blue Grass
W. F. Waite
Miles
S. G. Frank
James Stevenson
John Paul
Paul
M. E
McConnell
Grandpa Frank
Castle Grove Notes and Upcoming Local Events
May 26 reports highlight daily milk intake at the co operative creamery about 18 500 pounds and social events including a Locust Grove school house exhibition on May 27 a basket social at J D Poppe s residence and Castle Grove and Langworthy boys set to play next Saturday. Notables include visits from Monticello residents Mrs F D McLaughlin in poor health Mrs R W Henderson and Rev David Street with upcoming sermons and a German Lutheran pastor Rev Hugo Lutz illness during Wayne township visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Hogan
Anamosa
Elsie Cramer
Hopkinton
Co-Operative Creamery
F. D. McLaughlin
R. W. Henderson
Monticello
Castle Grove
M. McLaughlin
Locust Grove
J. D. Poppe
Langworthy
Dayton Cunningham
Prairieburg
Frederick Harken
Council Bluffs
New York
Germany
Dr Beardshear to Speak at Decoration Day in Wyoming
OnsLow May 26 reports Dr Beardshear of Ames will deliver the Decoration Day address at Wyoming. Silsbee's well is finished at 302 feet with 180 feet of water. Mrs Lightfoot of Kansas and children visit. Mr Lightfoot expected soon. Good Templars hold a social with Miss Lizzie Russell. Cen ter Junction lodge invited. No preaching last Sunday due to Mrs Smith illness. Miss Fannie Noyes leaves for Chicago and Sister Lakes Michigan for summer. Corn planting progress. replanting ongoing with a larger total. Mr Geo Walker from Green Island reports Casebeer crop good. Hon W S Hall attended the Democratic convention and is disappointed. Carl Brown, son of E F Brown, visiting here. works at Electric Manufacturing Co Schenectady. County supervisors inspected bridge site in Washington township. Sokol praises not sure how they look at home. G A R members report Wyoming church attendance and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casebeer
Green Island
Sabula
W. S. Hall
Dubuque
Carl Brown
E. Brown
Carl
Electric Manufacturing Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Mr. Brown
Department of
Electric Engineering
Iowa Agricultural College
Washington Township
Scotch Grove May Notes and Community Happenings
Local notes report sick list at Mrs. Hendricks and memorial services at Presbyterian church on May 30. Visitors include Miss Bertha Applegate in Hopkinton and Joe Beckner with wife from Greeley Iowa at C M Hanna's. Shoemaker visits from Adair county. wedding cards issued for Kittie Sutherland Minnie Sutherland L O Sutherland and Will Warner. Reverend Bolton preaches on John 9 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Hendricks
Monticello
Bertha Applegate
Hopkinton
Otto Otten
Sid Hughes
Presbyterian Church
Joe Beckner
Greeley
Iowa
C. M. Hanna’s
Miss Bolton
Rockingham
J. M. Bolton
Sandy Shoemaker
Adair County
C. M. Hanna
Miss Applegate
J. L. Prouty
Ozark
Jackson County
Kittie
Minnie Sutherland
L. O. Sutherland
Will Warner
John
Local Notes from Cass as Mrs Stacy Visits Minneapolis
Mrs. E H Stacy visits Minneapolis while Will Condit's tenement has a occupant. Epworth League concert drew a full house. Fred Brainard and Monti cello guests visited last Saturday. Mattie Herrick stayed with Mrs W L Ketcham a week ago. A young folks party occurred at George Ketcham's last Friday. Ernest Condit returned from Monticello on his bicycle. Mr and Mrs G G Ketcham celebrated eighteenth wedding anniversary Monday night. Farmers plan for cut worms and late sod planting as oats grow strongly and corn is set to be planted this week.
Amber News Notes and Local School Textbook Contracts
Amber area notices cover sick health, visits, and church meetings on May 30 and 31. Honors awarded to Sanford for a butter exhibit at the World's Fair. Obituary for Mrs. Meill details birth in Ireland in 1823 and family survivors. Jones county approves uniform textbooks from multiple publishers for five years with a list of assigned series and a deferred arithmetic selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Rank Bailey
Messrs
Leslie & Minehart
Louis Leek
Duncan
Anamosa
Frank McNeilley
M. E. Church
Sanford
Meill
A Bridge Falls Near Olin on Walnut Creek
G W Remaley and his wife narrowly escaped a fatal accident when a county bridge about 50 feet long and ten feet high collapsed as they crossed near C C Demming's farm. The team was badly injured, Mrs Remaley fainted, and both the bridge and machinery for a new one had been on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Recorder
G. W. Remaley
Walnut Creek
C. C. Demming
Archbishop Whately Quotation on Preachers
Archbishop Whately notes a good preacher speaks from substance while a bad one speaks out of obligation. The remark underscores the value of genuine conviction over forced delivery in preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Whately
Preserve and use pantry tips from a home care guide
The text offers household advice on removing tar from hands or clothing with lard and soap, cleaning window paint with a penny, and salting methods. It also covers making lemon juice concentrate, storing it, ensuring it stays sweet for a week, and cautions about preserving rhubarb, cooking slowly, and using a double boiler. It discusses refrigerator cleanliness with ammonia wipes, weekly scalding, and the perishable nature of dairy and meat in ice boxes.
Delicate witness recalls homemaker task list in court
A Detroit Free Press sample shows a woman on the witness stand detailing a morning of household duties from washing children to dusting and tending plants. The testimony ends with the clock striking nine and the lawyer’s breath being taken away. Other items note a local wedding, a paralysis on a train, and assorted anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Johnny
Nellie
Horsemanship Tales of Instinct From Woodcraft
An excerpt from Popular Science Monthly recounts legendary equine and mule intuition guiding explorers. A Rockville Indiana driver’s mule decisively returns a camp party to base, while a Jamaica pony navigates storms to locate fodder, showcasing uncanny local knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Campbell
Rockville
Ind
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Jamaica
Popular Science Monthly
Eighteenth Century Surnames and Quack Remedies
The excerpt cites Bardsley 1875 on Homer le Heaumer and helmet etymology with notes from Notes and Queries. It mentions Bosworth Field, Dickens names, and literary allusions. Advertisements tout G. and C. liver regulator, blood purifier, and Sackett stomach tonic with 44-tf endnote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardsley
le Heaumer
Hall
Bosworth Field
Manekyn
Rolls of Parliament
Homer Herring
Brighton
Omer & Joram
David Copperfield
Dickens
M. D. Sackett
Scotch Grove
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Ginn & Co
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Macey
Fry
The
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Western Pub
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Speller
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Evergreen Villa
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Sand Spring
Adelia Slauson
Cascade Pioneer
W. Fef. Glick
Central
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Chicago Tribune
Mr. Gratebar
New York Sun
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Homers
Indianapolis Journal
Gerard
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Tiberius
Hood’s
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Hood
Lun Dier
Carlinville
Illinois
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
W. F. Rohn
Scotch Grove Station
Jones Conneys Town
State OF
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Henry H Seimers
Henry H. Seimers
J. B. McQueen
District Court Jones Co
W. Coxies
District Court of
Joseph Champion
A. D
J. W. Cox
E .Estate
W. H. Proctor
District Court
Benater Kellum
Jd. B. Smitta
J. W. Doxse
Simon A. Mead
D. EB. Ponp
We Goxaan
Eastwood & Chase
Ommo Manufacturing
Canal St
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Mount Ticello
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Hall’s’ Hardware
Monti- Cello Express
Linois Central R. B
Homeseekers
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Memphis
Ileans
Alden
Sioux City
Town Falls
Cairo
Manchester
J. F. Merry
Ilinois
Yazoo Valley
Mississippi
Chicago
E. P. Skene
Cairo A
Illinois Central
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J. I’. Merry
G.P
Bateman & Laing
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Deutsche Apotheke
J. JH. Bacher & Co
RIP
J.H. Lathrop
Oxford Junction
Garland Refining Co
Cleveland Ohio
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