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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
3
The Monticello Express lists J. W. Coxsee as editor and proprietor with a weekly, monthly, or yearly subscription price of 81.76 per year, indicating a pricing and masthead notice for the historic newspaper.
Charlie Overly shows a fine mounted gasoline engine while John Miller studies barbering in Wyoming. Mrs. Johnston dies unexpectedly leaving a short marriage plus family in Scotland. funeral at Presbyterian church with Wyoming cemetery interment. Local reports cover water main work, church services, telegraph poles, university lecture, and various farm sales and notices.
Dexter Jonction November 26 reports visits by Mrs Ferdinand Tebo at Peter Lincoln and Mrs John Bailey from Amber visiting her parents. Miss Anna Canty stayed in Scotch Grove, Myrtle Dreibelbis returned from Amber, Kathryn Leech visited cousin Mrs Dan Saxon in Wyoming. Telegraph service mentioned as popular. Ruth Brown to leave as music instructor. Willie Leech hosted a school children gathering with a supper. Mr George Preston died at his home two miles southwest of Center Junction, mourned by friends.
Ammer November 26 reports Mr. Weinland and baby visiting Linn Grove. Will Sanford to return for Thanksgiving. Will Robertson of Anamosa visited Amber. Ben Brunen and wife welcome twins a boy and a girl. Black Oak school opens with Miss Boyle from Anamosa. Mrs. Peter Robertson praises fine chrysanthemums. Pete Robertson and wife hosted 30 friends for a dance on the 20th. Pete Peterson of Jackson killed a hog and found it missing by morning. locals call for an end to such theft. Will Daley reports three turkeys taken the same night.
Castle Grove reports D. J. Hogan shipped a fresh carload of cattle to Chicago last week, reflecting ongoing livestock trade activity.
A few celebrated Henney Buggies remain offered at very low prices. Also several second hand buggies are available at cheap rates for quick sale.
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