Wedding and obituaries mark St Peter’s Church events
Miss Pauline Breitbach wed Francis Wallsdale of Clinton at St Peter’s Church Temple Hill with Rev John Breitbach officiating a quiet ceremony. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple plan a Clinton residence. Also noted is the death of Mrs Belle Seery in West Cascade after long illness, with funeral at St Mary’s Church. Other notices include engagements and local movements of residents and visitors in East Cascade and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
Pauline Breitbach
Francis Wallsdale
Clinton
John J Breitbach
Wm. Breitbach
Hallidale
Jacob Breitbach
Flo
Belle Seery
West Cascade
Mrs. Seery
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Belle Drummond
Patrick Seery
Wm. Drummond
Heery
Cascade
John Drummond
Omaha
Nebraska
Ellen Jones
Idaho
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Francis Finn
Hannah Foulks
St. Martin's Church
J. B. Aitchison
Independence Hospital
Center Junction Busy Week With Services And Socials
Center Junction reports rain delaying visiting Methodist ministers for three weeks. Rev Pickering is announced for next Sabbath. The Lord's supper will be administered by the pastor. Monthly events include a Christmas bazaar and a local entertainment program featuring readings and a Kate Douglas Wiggen playlet. Local residents travel to Davenport Ames Anamosa Clinton and Dubuque for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Methodist Church
Pickering
Mineral
Hurlburt
The
Presbyterian Church
Kate Douglas Wiggen
Ladage
Wyoming
Percy Dodson
Lloyd Collier
Harry Johnson
Anamosa
Jacob Courtney
Sleepy Creek
West Virginia
Paul Holm
Davenport
T. S. Platner
Marion
Ames
Alyea
Clinton
Dawson
Tom Shover
Monticello
J. I. Letze
J. B. Hanken
Henry
Harry Stingley
Donnan Junction
Moses
Porter
Mitchell
Caro
Gray Dreibelhis
Tom Bell
Martha
Henry Hanken
Dubuque
J. M. Young
L. Coder
Hazel Pangburn
Peter Prahm
Cedar Rapids
Lulu Grimm
Geo. Seehusen
Andrew Seehusen
J. E. Letze
Castle Grove News and Local Updates November Report
Castle Grove notes the Farmers Mutual Insurance writes over a half million in annual premium, with a record net gain of a quarter million, while losses reach nearly seven thousand for the year. Local residents return from visits, hospital cases progress, school resumes next week under Miss Mary Kehoe, and several building projects and farm losses are reported including cattle sheds and a large corn crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Farmers Mutual Ins. Association
M. J. Cass
John McDonald Hospital
Will Hiller
Washington
Otto Hubbard
Mary Kehoe
Monticello
Local Social News From Sand Spring Area
Social notes detail visits and movements among residents including Ratcliffs and Martins from Buck Creek, Reardon of Seattle, Pierce and Batchelders in Hopkinton, Little family relocation near Cloverdale, and a new baby daughter for Lester Appleby. MD, BL and OL also appear in brief mentions of travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Spring
J. Z.ratcliff
Myrtle
Charles Martin
Rachel
Gertrude
Buck Creek
Susie Reardon
Seattle
Jennie Garlinghouse
HH. S. Pierce
Dorothy
Lois
M. Dean
Hopkinton
J. L. Batchelder
L. C. Little
Cloverdale
Illinois
Alien Olmstead
Florence
Monticello
J. J. Lang
Mrs. B. K
A. Blair
Gedar Rapids
Langworthy Man Suffers Severe Thumb Injury at Work
John Oltmann, Langworthy, caught his thumb in a corn binder last Thursday, causing severe mangling. He was transported immediately to John McDonald hospital for treatment. Other area social notes include visits by Florence Ireland and Leola Reade to the Denton home at Anamosa, Mrs. Louis Stoddard visiting Hopkinton relatives, Clarence Heyen's appendicitis operation at John McDonald’s hospital, and several local visits among towns including Monticello and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oltmann
John McDonald Hospital
Florence Ireland
Leola Reade
Denton
Animosa
Louis Stoddard
Hopkinton
Lee Hannan
Clarence Heyen
John McDonald’s Hospital
Palegar
Kansas
Garret Prult
Leota Reade
Monticello
Clorence Ireland
George Ireland
Anamosa
Ana Oltmann
Wm. Oltman
Priday
Ida Ferguson
John Ommen’s
John Prull
Indictments Unreleased and Local Notice Roundup
A one day grand jury session yielded three indictments not yet public. The Presbytery faces a booze veto issue, while Dr Hejinian visited Mt Holyoke College and Woodstock. Chas Randall and Mary Martin wed in Anamosa with two witnesses. Jones county funds Roosevelts memorial targeting 1700 dollars as Flenniken leads drive. Vred G Clark resigns as county agent amid growing farm bureau work. Anamosa coal stocks linger under 200 tons as government fuel administration reasserts control. Geo Schoonover serves as county fuel administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Wilson
Congress
Hejinian
Miss Lucea
Mt. Holyoke College
John
Woodstock
Ilinois
Chas. S. Randall
Mary Martin
Monticello
Anamosa
EK. A. Lang
John Stower
Harry Miller
H. W. Mienniken
Olin
Jones County
Flenniken
Vred G. Clark
Farm Bureau
Government
Geo. L. Schoonover
Welcome Victor Manternachs New Boy and Local News
Mr and Mrs Victor Manternach welcome a new boy born November 4th. James 8B Aitchison receives continued illness care after recent treatment in Colfax Iowa and a wish for admission to an institution. Miss Marguerite Flannigan and Harry McQuillen wed at St Peters Temple Hill November 5th with warm wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Manternach
James
Aitchison
Colfax
Iowa
Marguerite Flannigan
Harry McQuillen
St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
Farrelly
J. &. Flannigan
Washington Township
John MecQuillen
Richland Township
Old Bachelor and Food Shortage Tale in Burlington Hawkeye
A rural anecdote recalls an obtuse bachelor told there was no bread or flour, so he calms the shortage with toast. A parallel quip notes miners refusing coal and suggests coke will suffice for public use, reflecting old humor on supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Milroy farm house fire limits loss to thefts and bond vote
The Milroy farm house burned a week ago but insured with Delaware County Mutual for 600 dollars so loss not total. Reports show widespread chicken thefts. guards urged for chicken roosts. Union township thiefs took about 150 birds from H B Sill. A December 3 special election will decide bond issuance of 38000 for a new school house with women voters included. F A Bart moves to incor porate Bort Manufacturing Co with 30000 in capital, no preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Delaware County Mutual
H. B. Sill
Union Township
F. A. Bart
Bort Manufacturing Co
School Absences and Returns Noted in Local District
Ben Harms and George Schmalfeldt were absent for corn husking. Charlie Hall from Fargo started work in grade six. Ernest Schmidt missed days due to illness. Mary Ruth Kirschenmen Helen Babcock Lucile Orr and Ruth McMaster returned after a weeks long siege of whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Harms
George Schmalfeldt
Charlie Hall
Fargo
North Dakota
Ernest Schmidt
Mary Ruth Kirschenmen
Helen Babcock
Lucile Orr
Ruth McMaster
Ruth
Wither Neelans
J. Robinson
Monticello Council Adopts Sewer Plan and Clerk Sworn In
Monticello Iowa council meets with Voorhees presiding and welcomes R C Hoag as Second ward councilman to fill Welch's vacancy. Minutes approved, funds tallied including General Water Bond Park Library Light Cemetery Grading Co Road Fire Oiling and Water. Bills approved. contract authorized with A Ehrisman to dig and lay sewer on Main Street and extend to Military Road with city furnishing materials. Adjournment follows. The Solon Reporter comments on colonial ancestry myths and the First Families of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Voorhees
Hanssen
Hoag
Schneider
Rockstad
Bell
R. C. Hoag
W. C. Welch
Vakos Oeer
General Fund
Hicks & Ricklefs
Ricklefs & McNeill
Andy Bejasch
C. Ww. Brainerd
H. S. Lee
Iowa Tel Co
Water Fund
American Ex. Co
Am. Ex
Standard Oil Co
J.B. Clow & Sons
A. Chrisman
Monticello Elec
Tom Cargon
Central Lhr
Frank
Phelps
Gardner
Yar
A. Ehrisman
Main Street
Country Club House
Military Road
C.J. Northrop
President Wilson Confronts Frankenstein He Helped Build
The Marshalltown Times Republican reports President Wilson faces the Adamson law he backed amid strike threats. The article frames the policy as a self-made problem for the administration and notes labor tension surrounding enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Republican
Wilson
Calendar notes from district court November term
District court entries list civil case actions including dismissals rein stated trials and continuances. Guardianships probate matters and estates with final reports appraisals powers of guardians ad litem and will probates are recorded with dates and appointed officials.
Deed Transfers Record From Monticello and Anamosa Areas
A series of warranty and grant deeds conveying multiple parcels of land across Anamosa Monticello Olin Center Junction and surrounding additions. Transactions involve Oscar Ketchum M W Witham Conrad Pfeil Joseph Lang Addie Whitmore Margaret Sigworth Schoonover Trust James McMullan Patrick Kehoe J A Moyer Willis Sealls R Glenn Elmer Hicks Jennie Deischer Ruby Puleston Lydia Gilbert Andrew Rieger Jessie Vesey Diedrich Kammerman and others with prices ranging from 1 to 24000 dollars for lots blocks and acres. Most deeds note Lot or Lot and Block and specific additions with local subdivision names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ketchum
M. W. Witham
Huber
Anamosa
Conrad Pfeil
Joseph Lang
Monticello
Addie Whitmore
Arthur L. Houstman
Olin
Margaret Sigworth
Center Junction
James P. McMullan
Patrick J. Kehoe
William A. Hale
J. A. Moyer
L. P. Waddick
Minnie F. Leibslee
H. DeWitt
Ahab DeWitt
Q. C
Bradstreet
Willis. Sealls
Dleman
Elmer J. Hicks
Jennie S. Deischer
Clark
Ruby Johnston Puleston
W. M. Berlin
Lydia N. Gilbert
Mary J. Orr
Onslow
Andrew Rieger
W. H. Pirkey
Jessie Hofacre Vesey
Diedrich Kammerman
Davidson
Government Supremacy Message in Denison Review
The Denison Review argues that national newspapers show labor unions forcing government to bow to their demands. It claims Congress faces union threats to revolutions if strikes are curbed and asserts politicians defer to labor, demanding a return of governmental supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Review
Congress
United States
Payment by Friends of Jenkins Sparks Outrage Over Mexican Kidnapping
The article reports a $160,000 payment by friends of William O. Jenkins, U S consular agent at Pobela Mexico, to secure his release from Mexican bandits allied with Carranza officials. It condemns U S government impotence and criticizes Mexican authorities for lacking decisive action and for treating diplomatic protests as idle notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
William O. Jenkins
United States
Pobela
Mexico
Carranza
Hearst Called Assassin of Character by Gov Smith
Gov Smith labels Hearst an assassin of character and enemy of the people while noting Hearst’s peculiarities but calls him an admirable citizen overall. The column presents a sharp partisan tussle in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Gov. Smith
Mr. Hearst
They Pray for Lowering Skies in Sioux City
In Sioux City Journal a shift is noted as preachers once prayed for bright Sundays to bring people to church and now seek lower skies so motorists stay off the roads and avoid automobiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello Express
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
W. J. McGowan
James Bevan
B. C. Wise
Basin
Peter Friedgan
Randolph
Crowe
East Cascade
Catherine Aschigen
Siegel Furrier Co
Minneapolis
Anamosa Eureka News
Pioneer News
Hopkinton Leader News
Onslow School Notes
Council Proceedings
Solon
F. IF. V
Virginia
England
London
Stafford
Kansas City Bridge. Co
Maloney
Kansas City Bridge Co
Coppess
French
Balléu
Durgan
Rosetta Ballou
Sacora Et al
Papincalt Et al
U. S
Tuetken
Robertson
San
L B. Anderson
Hmstate
Miranda Benton
R. P. Lacy
Francis Glenn
Miner. Co
B. Paul
Cc. H. Brown
L. A. Miller
C. J Tyler
Emma Elnora Vernon
A. A. Cole
G. W. Gordon
Mary J. Glenn
N. C. Hall
F. W. Miller
Mary Jane Glenn
Argus D. McConaughy
Henry Rickels
Engel Margaret Rickels
Simon A. Day
Anamosa Journal
Lydia Ann Jacobus
Anamosa Dureka
J. Adams
Restaurans
W. W. Stickford
Iowa Telephone Company
Puuah Rynan
Pat
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Q. P. Rockstad
Columbia
Grafonola
George
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
Monticello, Iowa
Qusa. of
Kuppent
Kuppenheimer
Peterson's Clothes Shop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!