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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
2
Community Notes From Center Junction on Local Visits
Center Junction news recounts visits by Miss Mary Coder in Central City and others from Oxford Mills, Wyoming, and Waterloo. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schone on Friday November 14. The death of Mr. Charles Murphy follows a sudden paralysis after a health scare while helping Rev. Ellis. A chicken pie supper is planned for Thanksgiving by the Presbyterian church group at Elmer Orcutt’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Mary Coder
Central City
Frank Schone
Gertrude Shipley
Strawberry Point
Nathan Lathrop
Oxford Mills
R. G. Lyong
George Magee
Waterloo
D. McDonald
Wyoming
Dan Saxon
Corn busking quoted as a local craze at Center Junction
Local notes from Center Junction report corn busking as the day’s rage. Visitors come and go from Onslow Monticello and Vinton. Town residents recover from illness, a winter term starts, a new barber arrives, a longtime resident Mr Murphy dies, and M E church parsonage adds a new wing after remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Willi Leech
Alexanders
Jessie Smith
Z. W. Montague
Vinton
E. J. Lyons
Mayme Lyons
Monticello
M. E. Church
Ellis
Local notes from OnsLow and surrounding towns
OnsLow Navy visits Bryant daughter. Mrs H F Paul ill for days. John Millsap family back from Colfax. Dr Drinkwater Monticello on business. Rev Gruwell Mt Vernon preached at M E church. Local Telco adds phones. Archie Henderson bride to return soon from sailing. Lou Sears starts Wayne winter term. same school as fall. Mr Chas Murphy Center Junction dies suddenly. W Berdichek to sell Wednesday then move to What Cheer Iowa to run meat market. Mrs Graham at Schaller with Rev Palmer’s niece. Uriah Ralston wounded hand recovering from blood poisoning risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OnsLow
Navy
Peter Schmalfeldt
Bryant
H. F. Paul
John Millsap
Colfax
Drinkwater
Monticello
Rev. Gruwell
Mt. Vernon
M. E
Onslow Mutual Telphone Co
Archie Henderson
Bride
Lou Sears
Wayne
Chas, Murphy
Center Junction
W. Berdichek
What Cheer
Iowa
Local Notes From Castle Grove Nov 18
G J Heiken resided a portion of his dwelling. F A Hover left for New York state on Monday night. Mrs. Margaret Noble hosted the ladies aid on Thursday. Mrs Krueger remains confined to bed after an accident. Lauser family of Cascade visited Mrs Ed Miller Sunday. The wind damaged Chas Howie’s wind mill last week. Rev and Mrs J W Innes of Monticello visited Castle Grove friends Thursday. A funeral for Boyd Deischer was held in Monticello last Wednesday. Mrs A Davidson and Mrs A DeWitt were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
G. J. Heiken
F. A. Hover
New York State
Margaret Noble
Krueger
Lauser
Cascade
Ed. Miller
Chas
Howie
Local Notes from Amber Ledger on Nov 18
Amber reports school opened, Lee Coder arrived from the Junction, and Mrs. James Robertson has been ill for a week. W. H. Sanford returned from Madison, Kansas, Geo. W. Russell of Monticello works as a mason. James Brown reports hog thefts recently. Sorren Jensen, who worked at the creamery, returned to Freeport, Isls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Lee Coder
James Robertson
W.H. Sanford
Madison
Kansas
Geo. W. Russell
Monticello
James Brown
Sorren Jensen
Freeport
Isls
Jones County Notes Highlight School Progress and Meeting
Maggie Martin of Richland township earned a rural graduation diploma after examination. A district township school showed three pupils enrolled and two in attendance. Monthly tuition averaged twelve dollars. Monticello library gains include six hundred new volumes, totaling eight hundred fifty across the county. Jones County Teachers Association meets November 22, 1902 at Anamasa High School with program on ethics, literature, the American boy and girl, teacher professional obligations, geography work, and memory aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Maggie Martin
Richland Township
Monticello
McCracken
Jones County Teachers’ Association
Anamosa
Iowa
Prin. C. C. Gray
Alice E. Reed
C. R. Scroggie
C. W. McComber
Minnie Wilson
Anna Panuska
Mary Locher
May Chalfant
Clifford B. Paul
Henry Sabin
Ethel Brush
A Timely Suggestion On Cough Remedies
Local Pittsboro druggist L C Neuville endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for coughs colds and croup with a guarantee of equal effectiveness. Sold by Bacher and Abel. Dec0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
L. C. Neuville
Pittsboro
Ind
Bacher & Abel
Local Child Relief With Chamberlain Remedy
A Monett Missouri parent recounts giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a sick child with cramp colic. After two doses and before a doctor arrived, the child was relieved. For sale by Bacher and Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monett
Chamberlain
Bacher & Abel
Reduced Holiday Fares Offer by Nickel Plate Road
The Nickel Plate Road announces reduced round trip fares at a rate of a fare and a third for travel to Central Passenger Association territory from December 24 1902 to January 1 1903 with return by January 2 1908 on all trains Pullman service included. Also offering club meals in dining cars from 35 cents to 1 dollar and agents contact at 113 Adams St Chicago. Chicago city ticket office locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Central Passenger Association
Pullman
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Chicago City
Harrison St
Sth Ave
Wounded Hearts Repaired Through Early Heart Surgery
The article notes rapid progress in heart surgery with nineteen successful operations and thirteen complete recoveries out of thirty four cases. It highlights Dr Franklin Miles who cites records from eighty thousand chronic cases to forecast treatment outcomes and offers two dollars fifty cents free treatment through his Elkhart Indiana clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Miles
W. D. Burlingham
Owen
Wis
Alice Baxter
Oskaloosa
Main Street
Elkhart
Ind
Thanksgiving Excursions on Nickel Plate Trains
Nickel Plate Road offers fare and a third on all trains for travel to points within 150 miles on November 26 and 27. Return by November 28. Tickets available at Chicago Depot Grand Central Station Harrison Street Fifth Avenue and City ticket office 111 Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Depot
Grand Central Station
Harrison St
Fifth Ave. City
Adams St
International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago
The third Exposition in Chicago will run Nov 29 to Dec 6 and aims to be a world record livestock event with top quality exhibits. Breeders and feeders pledge high class entries. hotel listings will help visitors. Ag stockmen from across the country attend to exchange ideas. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers reduced excursion tickets via ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
District Court Notice in Town for Jones County
A district court filing in Town, Jones County, is documented in the public record. The notice outlines court jurisdiction and procedural steps for parties involved in the matter.
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Jones County School Notes
Amelia Bates
Elsie Cramer
Ida Lake
C. D. Walrod
Jennie Holmes
Carrie Fish
Pean
Theo
Cole
Great Horse Sale
Asa Phelps
Monticello, Ia
South Dakota
W. A. Hogan
Wm. Abel, Jr
E. A. Clark
Davidson
Phallus Prince
Gen. Buford
Golddust
Morgan Stock
Plymouth Rock
A. Matruressen
Putnam
Monroe Drug CO
Unionville
Monticello Barbers
State of
Wallace M. Preston
Henry M. Preston
Susan RB
Seamands
Lucy Richards
Mary Preston
M. W. Herrick
M. W. Ferrick
J. FB. Perera
Washington Townshipe
Finn
John Finch
Leonard
Patrick
Monta, Coe Et
Sisteresserrserselt
Seold
O'Callaghan
Elien
Wwnw
Scotcy Grove Township
Haddock
Johnstown
Richlaned Township
McKeever, Chassh Se
Monricetto Crry
AoEear M
Nelson
J W
Ay & Sons
Smith, Albert
Thompson, CH
van Voltenberg, Jas
van Meter, CL
Bradstreet
Wayne Bigley
Hal
Township
Illinois Central
Illinois Central ,R.co., A
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Rockford
Dubuque
Albert Lea
Ninois Central
Illinois
the Central
A. H. Hanson
Watkinson
Fred Puleston Qofflor
Hicks & Eilers
W. G. Eilers
A. F. Tiede
Scotch Grove
E. E. Reed
Herman's Clothing Store
A. Matthiessen
O. Babcock
E. Tarbox
Uctioneer
Jones
Counties
Earth
J. H. Lathrop
Actioneer
Oxford Junction
W. A. Mirick
M. D. Jeylioian
Old
Congregational & CS
Oalls
WM. J. Couchlan
D.D.S. Entist
Hicka & Ellers
Laws
Herrick & Bauder
Mon- Heel
Stuhbrock
A. M. Maurice
D. D.S. Frice
Lovell
Dental Department
Drake University
Crown Bridge
Orthonthin
hoSp
J. &. Houser
Eal Estate
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Montivello State Bank
Town
M.E
W. E. van Boren
Lee
C. W. Brown
Monticello Tile Factory
John Dibson
District Court
Susan Smalley Langworthy
Dncalaeoey
H. M. Carpenter
Herrick & Bander
Mary M. Maurice
Maria Kellum
Thomas Kasper
de Bonis
Ursula Prader
W. M. Preston
J. W. Coxsee
M. H. Hutton
Philander Hutton
Albert Clark
Grace Adams
Martha H. Clark
J. A. Haryman
the Marks Business Company
Pro
Millman
Patenta
MARKS
Des Moines
Southeastern
South Dakota Land Co
Northwest
Missouri River
North Dakota
Parker
F. F. Beardsley & Co
First Nat'l Bank
Citizens’ Bank of
Ayer
Buckingham
R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N.H
New York
Stuhler’s
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