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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1900

Page

5

Amendment creates legal confusion over term dates

The article discusses the December 1900 amendment intended to shift office terms to January 1901 and the 1902 dates, noting ambiguity, potential court disputes, and possible resignations as incumbent officers resist new terms. It covers likely court action, political resignations, and broader implications for representation and state governance.

Supreme Court Court of Last Resort Remley Mullan

Reorganization proposal stirs McHotaie Democrat reaction

The self styled democrats allied with Hanna push a plan to reorganize the Democratic Party after two presidential campaigns. The proposal draws sharp opposition from local factions and heralds a period of party realignment.

Mchotiae Democrat Hanna Democratic Party

Roosters in Election Returns Stir Readers Across Iowa Towns

Mr Freem Conaway discusses roosters printed in the Cedar Rapids Register after the election. He praises the tradition as a visible sign of party success and notes readers, especially children, enjoyed the larger roosters in Montezuma Republican Grinnell Herald and Brooklyn Chronicle.

State Register Cedar Rapids Register Freem Conaway Conaway Des Moines Montezuma Republican Grinnell Herald Brooklyn’ ‘Chronicle

Secretary Wilson Praises Iowa GOP and Young Congressmen

Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture lauds Iowa for sending eleven Republicans to the lower house. He speaks highly of Senator Dolliver as young and strong for a senatorial career and commends Mr. Cousins as one of Congresss strongest young men with a distinctive, virile speaking style.

Wilson Iowa Congress Dolliver Bo Young Cousins

Train first class seats deemed safest by engineer president

A London Institute of Civil Engineers leader calls first class train seating the safest in travel while noting large road and household fatalities from accidents and dietary incidents. M W Herrick visits the shire town and opposes extending county official terms. The Nickel Plate creamery, bought for 600 in mortgage, will reopen after James Church of Castle Grove completed its purchase of 2 000 cost project.

London Institute of Civil Engineers James Church Castle Grove Ryan

Electric light plant progress along Oxford Junction

The Wyoming Journal notes J R Zinn and Son advancing work on the electric light plant with poles nearly ready between Oxford Junction and the nearby area. Street lighting poles are also being installed along the streets.

R, Zinn & Son Oxford’ Junction Wyoming Journal

Jones County Supervisors Hold Regular November Meeting

Jones County Iowa supervisors convened November 12 1900 in Anamosa with all members present. They approved minutes from September, set election room rent at 4 00, approved bonds for county officers and relief commissioners and reviewed auditor treasurer and clerk of the district court fees. The board adjourned to November 13 and reconvened November 14 auditing claims and approving loans and road and poor farm matters.

Board Supervisors Jones County Iowa Auditor's Anamosa Dunn Sutherland Clay Scroggie Brainard C.W B. E. Reed Torney A. M. Loomis P. O. Babcock Monticello Board of Supervisors Soper Starkweather Delaware County District Court Smines Cook H. O. Frink R. B. Chisholm Oxford Hale J.E. Dayin Poor To Succeed Dr. Chisholm Hale Townships Chisholm Amanda ‘Cook Amanda Cook Chas. Kalbus N, McMurrin Leinén Asa’ Alspaugh J. M. Stivers Jackson Township Eliza Farley Wyoming L. K. Rose A. Matthiessen Frank Eberhart Jerry Simas Cass Township Aeperenceen Eeceresones Swp Yeeeiseesi

Scott's Emulsion Cures Thinness With Cod Liver Oil

Get thin from overwork or under-digestion. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil balances health and energy. Stop overwork if possible, take the emulsion to help appetite and strength, and request a free sample from Bowne Chemists in New York. Prices 50c and 1.00.

Scott Ea Sc Ee Bowne Chemists Pearl Street New York

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