Monticello Briefs and Local Notices Across Town
A mix of neighborhood items includes a new boy reported near Johnsontown to Henry Null, Cas cade visitors Wills & Deatrick’s Mr and Mrs Thos Kingsley of Cascade, and Monticello visits by E J Wood and Charles Howard of Anamosa. Invitations to Henderson’s feed stable and Hicks & Eilers ads accompany notices of illness, travel, politics, sales, and community events including revival services and a Micro Germ Medicine Co concert in the Monticello opera house.
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Micro-Germ Medicine Co
Monticello Opera House
Local notices from Monticello reflect community life
A roundup of social visits business ads and local events in Monticello includes Mrs Iuna Templeton and Major Farwell visits with Dr E A Kegley. church sermons and club entertainments. travel mentions of Geo W Lathrop. weathered crops from July windstorm. court sale of a Chestnut street house. new dress goods at Hicks Eilers and Wills Deitrick promotions. and upcoming eye tests by Joplin at Overing with free screening.
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Chestnut Street
Col. C. J. Rider
C. W. Hosford
Evangelist Bulgin to Preach. City Notes Revival
Reports from Monticello describe evangelist E J Bulgin delivering clear sermons and vivid scripture explanations with humorous illustrations. Bulgin plans to leave for Chicago on the 6 40 train next Monday morning after a strong reception and praise from local pastors and residents.
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Evangelist Bulgin
Congregational Church
E. J. Bulgin
Chicago
Monticello notices mix poultry sales and civic happenings
W C Rohn and Fred Rohn return from Omaha to assist with poultry during winter. A load of twenty hogs weighing 9000 pounds sold to Levi Berlin and Warren Hogg. The Christian church hosts a dinner November 8 with roast pig barbecue in the Condon building.
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W. C. Rohn
Fred Rohn
Omaha
C. M. Brown
Messrs
Levi Berlin
Warren Hogg
The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Condon
Hay Barn Burned Near Hopkinton and Local News
A large hay and stock barn owned by John Johnston burned last night near Hopkinton, 40 by 100 feet with hay grain and implements, valued around 8000 dollars and mostly insured. Cause unknown. Other items note a July wedding in Dubuque, eye tests by Joplin, a fall injury to Mrs. Archibald Fairburn, young musicians from Elgin, Illinois, and failed Lenox Ames football game plans with 125 dollars raised for expenses.
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John Johnston
Hopkinton
Monticello
Lenox College
Lenox
State College of Agriculture
Ames
Rush Medical College
Petition calls repeal of Monticello swine ordinance
Mr Jock circulates a citizen petition in Monticello urging repeal of the swine ban in the crowded city core. Signers number in the hundreds with only six refusals, arguing the ordinance hurts poor families by denying them meat.
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Jock
Monticello
Pond
Enduring questions on life and food honesty in the market
A reader cautions about afterlife beliefs and urges buying pure, unadulterated food. The piece accuses some grocers of misrepresentation and price tricks, promoting Lon Jennings as a supplier of groceries at the lowest prices.
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Lon Jennings
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