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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
5
Richard P. Clarkson, former editor of the Iowa State Register, is recommended for pension agent by Congressman Hull. The breezy president says the bears of Mississippi, like trusts, avoid open fights and stay elusive.
The Des Moines Register-Leader questions Cannon's lead for the speakership and seeks to verify whether Illinois ever backed an Iowa candidate, aiming to confirm regional cross support.
The article lauds Mr. Mitchell for clear grievances and strong cross examination in arbitration, boosting public esteem. It notes Ben Miller’s russet valise will be replaced by an ermine lined alligator skin, symbolizing a shift from rough justice to formality. Henry Clews warns of a prosperity crest and stock price declines signaling caution in credit and speculative ventures.
The Anamosa Journal reports R. M Peet plans to run against Cunningham for the short term county supervisor seat. The term will expire before any decision, with wagers noted as the reason. Peet allegedly placed the main bet himself, prompting questions about the motive and possible reversal.
It is believed Congressman Cannon will not oppose tariff schedule revisions if a majority of Republicans favor them. He will not resist a majority move even in a crisis and is not expected to push for dismantling the Dingley act. Both reformers and protectionists foresee limited, expedient changes rather than sweeping overhaul.
The court, led by Judge Whitaker, blocked Eldora’s plan to widen a street by four feet, preserving a row of prominent shade trees in front of private properties. The ruling emphasized tree protection unless the full street is needed for public use, praising the trees’ value and denouncing vandals.
G T Russell dies in Independence. Albert Richardson commits suicide in Linn Grove. Jennie Keith elected Wright County recorder. D B Henderson library dedication in Upper Iowa University. John Gorman couple celebrate golden wedding from Troy NY to Hale Township. Modern Accident Club of Iowa City in receivership with J W Dvorsky appointed. Waldo Miller missing from Waterloo with alleged $500 shortfall. Fred S Paulsen named Oxford Junction high school principal replacing Burrell. 41 rural free delivery routes in Dubuque County with Cascade carriers listed. Edward L Simms, San Francisco barber, loses leg after being struck by train at Oxford Junction. John Schneider’s son dies by boiling water accident at Wheatland. C F Clark contest notices. Treichler may also contest. Cedar Rapids judges appoint official reporters Burr Hull Tanner. Two prisoners escape from Black Hawk County custody in Cedar Rapids. Alice Poff charged with forgery in Cedar Valley Creamery debt case. October penitentiary admissions show theft and demographics. John Brown Sr dies at 92. funeral at St Martins on Saturday. Jennie Cooley marries Dudley in Manchester. Miss Cooley daughter of A J Cooley. Henry Welter shows grey fox. foxes abundant. St Peters Temple Hill wedding Charles Leonard and Margaret English with mass. John Heany dies in Richland Township. life details and death from consumption.
A verse from the Washington Star ponders betting on a horse as the speaker admits lacking horse sense. The poem asks why one would bet on a creature that naturally outshines the bettor, using a playful, self-deprecating tone about wagering on racing.
In the defeat of County Attorney Reed the county loses a faithful and good officer. Reed was young in law but very careful and prudent as public prosecutor, saving the county hundreds of dollars. He will retire with a sense of fair dealing and good work.
Innocence and social musings on women and aging frame a brief satire. A thief stole a violin from Henry Aldrich’s barn last Tuesday night, a well known instrument carried by him during travels as an insurance solicitor. The thief remains unknown. the violin should be returned to Mr. Aldrich.
The case marks the first under the compulsory school law to be started at Maquoketa. Jacob P. Beck is charged with controlling Anna Jenson and failing to send her to school as required. Jenson attended school only three days last year. The trial has not yet occurred.
The star mail route between Anamosa and Fairview is discontinued. Mail for Fairview will be collected at the Springville post office and delivered to Fairview by rural carrier No. 2 in a special pouch.
W B Barker serves as Auditor with Jas H Ang and Dap Clerk of Board overseeing sessions. Proceedings document motions and official actions within the supervisor board records.
The Jones County Iowa board met on November 1 1902 in Anamosa with all members present and canvassed township returns. The session adjourned to 8:30 am and resumed November 2 approving minutes, vacation petition, constable bond, and county officer reports including recording fees and district court clerks fees for September and October 1902 and auditor transfers to the treasurer.
An old time dairy proverb compares butter churns to penny in milk while promoting Scott's Emulsion. The ad claims cod liver oil with hypophosphites aids delicate stomachs and strengthens pale children, offering free samples and urging the label be on every bottle.
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