Monticello Express Front Page Note
Local Monticello newspaper dated Friday November 20 1874 lists Fuses Buaxenaka as editor and proprietor with no additional news content readable.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1874
Page
1
Destiny of Nebraska Sufferers Calls for Aid and Clothing
A plea from Hamilton County Nebraska describes severe grasshopper devastation destroying wheat corn orchards and gardens. It notes 100 destitute families needing food clothing and seeds and asks Monticello and Jones counties for relief supplies and blankets to avert starvation this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Tamilton
Egypt
Manchester
Hamilton County
Ouis Whittemore
Hamilton Bays
Relief and Aid Society
Andover
Relief Society
Monticello
Jones County
Aid Society
Great West
Cettera
Iowa State Agricultural College in its third year progress
A writer commends the State Agricultural College for advancing under experimental training. He notes equal access for sexes, practical education linking to industry, daily labor, and domestic agricultural and mechanical instruction. The four year college course, led by President Veale, shows improving means and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsell
Towa
Agricultural College
Wright
Towa Belimwle
Veleu
Iowa College Commencement Exercises Highlight Diverse Orations
The article reviews the closing exercises of a college class, detailing oral and written exams, a keynote discourse by President Welch, lectures by Col. Sanford, and an annual address by Senator Wright. It lists nineteen graduates with topics ranging from labor to global culture, praises the music and deportment, and notes farm reports and the Narrow Gauge railway improving access to Des Moines.
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Roth
Oranda
Eliiss
Welch
Dp Sanford
Laws
United Literary Societies
Pan
Japan
China
Josh Billings
Jose
Alfred A. Parsons
Fayette Co
Que Republic
Eugene Li.ttingen
Benton Co
Eva
EL Paul
Keokuk Co
Geo W. Kiesel
Clayton Co
Charles P. Hastings
Muscatine Cas
Orlanda P. McCray
Henry Ca
Edward A. Pyne
American Finance
Monroe C. Littver
Taylor Coy
Charles G. Clingan
Joseph Whittaker
Tanikens Gay
Mary A. Palmer
Boone Co
Charles DD. Boardman
Clinton Cay
William J. Smith
Scott Goy
Kate N. Tupper
Polk Coy
Samuel Y. Yates
Cedar Coy
Lotie
Stalker
Jones County
United States
Ames
Des Moines
Juck Island
Lords Own November and Chicago Merchants
Monticello Express letter discusses November sentiment and a bustling Chicago retail scene. It notes higher business in September and October, coal and wood heating costs, and comparisons of rent and living costs to country towns, with a wary eye on winter demand and supply.
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Monticello Express
Jane
May
Pist
Chicago
Justowait
West
Obie
Joobana
Soowailami
Democratic House
Pete
European plan brings affordable independence to city life
A Parisian style travelogue notes affordable living arrangements for singles, with furnished or unfurnished apartments, staff optional, and meals paid as used. It highlights social trends, opera and theater chatter, fashion tips, and a critique of high society manners and couture in Chicago.
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Iesses
St. Elmo
Dearborn Street
Mr. Curtis
Qeena
Eastern Lady, Aidt That Chia Louisa Kelley
Kelley
Leon
Oman
Billy
Grand Opera
Ann Billy Manning
Kellog
Chimur
Charlotte Costiman
Charlotte Ib
Darewells
London
Paris
Europe
Dave
Libery de Amerie
Weather and farming notes from Bowen's Prairie district
The letter from Bowen's Prairie notes unseasonable weather disrupting cheese production and harvests. It mentions church renovations, farm rental changes, corn and oats prospects with prices, and debate over a Grangers plan and a proposed Monticello warehouse. It reflects local fears about market disruption and hints at community vendors vs peddlers.
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Old Congregational Church
Chatib
Coxsee
Monticetto
Monticene
Sis
Wes Grangers
Spirituligny seeks a monthly magazine on religion and science
A prospectus announces The Spiritual Magazine devoted to the development of Christian spirituality and Spiritulanism, publishing monthly thirty two pages at one dollar postpaid. Samuel Wareon of 95 Union Street Memphis Tennessee invites ministers and newspapers to copy and support the venture, with a specimen issue in December and January start.
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Traying
Spirituligny
Ebrye
Fon
Che
Samuel Wareon
Union Street
Memphis
Walling Debtor Foreclosure Noted In 1858 Case
Legal notice outlines Judgement against Walling of Reokak Iowa for three hundred ninety dollars. Mortgaged property in Lee County offered for sale. only the thirty five acres remained with interest. Reported remarks criticize Democratic reformers and urge public reflection on political faithfulness.
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Pahorediagy
Walling
Reokak
Towa
Odo
Ohio
Tawasobook
Throaugh James DD
Bats
Merwe
Mirking
Dalierpes
Lee
Story
Marshall Chik
Tosh
Bel
Distret
Mar Vrnev
Tle
Sank Willing
Lee County
Saucen McNary
Lake Township
Gossip and hats stir chatter in Bay Area and beyond
Clippings recount coastal weather reminders and quirky fashion talk. A San Francisco Bay misprint jokes about hats with poultry yard embellishments. A Council Bluffs remark mocks vanity and front tooth gimmicks. A Cincinnati girl teases a lover with a pistol kiss depart.
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San Francisco Bay
Thia
Aston Globe
Tim
Harper's Magazine praised for broad appeal and literary culture
A collection of varied 19th century editorial quotes extols Harper's Magazine for popularity and education. Critics from Boston Globe Brooklyn Eagle laud its enterprise and public value, noting its absence of prejudiced tactics and sustained cultural relevance.
Postage Free Subscriptions Offer from Tarper Brothers
Tarper Brothers advertises Hanven's Magazine and related periodicals with free U S postage for one year rates. Offers include extra copies, club rates for multiple subscribers, back numbers, complete sets, and binding options. Addresses readers to order from Tarper Brothers, New York.
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Hattven
U. S
Hanpel
Magazin
Wreely
Mazar
Magazina
Hanven
Mosil
Tarper & Bro
Brothers
New Yort
Pontarro
United States
Harpers Weekly
Cece Sone
Udineludge
Harper'’s
Harper's
Yoo
Exgresg
Wwenca
Elysat Volumek
Seaton
Harper & Bruthaa
Harper & Broilers
New York
Marpers Bazar Illustrated Offers Fashion and Pleasure
The Boston Traveler praises Marper’s Bazar Illustrated as a source of fashion and tasteful pleasure for households. It highlights droll and pretty patterns, children’s clothes, embroidered slippers, and luxurious gowns, noting its wide variety and excellent reading matter for fireside enjoyment.
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Boston
Bazar
Lidias
Nat
Ite Pastorhe
Evening Post
Harper's Bazaar Postage Rates and Prepayment Terms
The notice outlines Harper's Bazaar postage and prepayment charges, options for Warper's Magazine, and terms for copies and volumes. It lists rates such as 4.00 for a 400 issue and mentions due payments, prepayment by subscribers, and delivery arrangements.
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Pullsiera
Vanda Kasar
Harper's
Evry
Addessa
Harper & Bro Fr RY
Baw You
Sy Expreha
Freight Pre
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