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The Monticello Express lists a yearly subscription price of 81 75 dollars. Publication details note weekly release every Thursday with J W Coxsee as editor and proprietor.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists a yearly subscription price of 81 75 dollars. Publication details note weekly release every Thursday with J W Coxsee as editor and proprietor.
Miss Verda Litten will clerk in a Cedar Rapids music store. John English heads to Des Moines for Highland Park college. Rev J R McQuown to leave Center Junction due to health on Feb 1 1903. Mrs F J Sokol hosted a surprise gathering for Mrs Berdichek with gifts. Mr Murphy dies after paralysis. funeral held at the ME church with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery.
Woromina reports C C Gray resumes duties after illness. Union Thanksgiving services set for Thursday at the Presbyterian church. Orlando Countryman of Canova SD greets friends. Mr Plaiser of Onslow, formerly a resident, seen downtown. Dr M M Loomis and wife with Mr and Mrs Will Hamilton of Cascade to share Thanksgiving with Loomis family. John Thompson sells three carloads of cattle in Chicago at 6 50 per cwt. Mrs Kimball of Council Bluffs visits. mother of Clem Kimball en route East. Mrs Knight, 76, passes away after long residence. County supervisors inspected a public highway two miles north, may be repaired. fault undetermined.
Miss Elizabeth Shipley and Bertha Pangburn visited Monticello last Saturday. Lillian Livingstone and Nellie White called on friends in Wyoming. Martha Carson Maude Lyons and Minnie Dawson began winter school terms last Monday. Mrs. Davis has been ill but shows improvement. Harvey Young will teach his first term of school this winter. Alice Minnie Dawson Sadie Buck and C E Bratton attended a teachers meeting at Anamosa. Reverend Orth will preach at the M E church next Thursday evening. Alvin House and family plan to move to California to run a cattle ranch. L A Dreibelb visited from Tipton to learn his NWAR position was filled by another operator.
Castle Grove reports Mrs. John Gillilan on the sick list Ed Miller’s house near completion A new organ for D. W. Cunningham’s home The Hubbard child ill Mrs O F Hosford of Monticello visits The Thanksgiving chicken pie supper at E E Orcutt’s Will McLaughlin recovering from hand injury Thos Haley Jr taken to Sanatorium Anamosa for surgery Invitations received to Miss Twamley’s wedding Thanksgiving eve A man suspected near J A McLaughlin’s yard at two in the morning. unclear intent remains mystery
Center Junction Iowa reports the death of Charles H Murphy born in Indiana on March 8 1846 He moved to Iowa in 1855 with his parents settling first in Dubuque County then Jones County where he grew to adulthood He married Louisa Nelson on July 3 1871 and they had four children who died in infancy Mr Murphy lived in Center until his death.
The board of supervisors reviews claims and allowances from Simmons & McCarty to WN Dearborn for November with totals and notes. A school report for November 1902 lists enrollment, attendance, and a long roster of students across grades from high school to first grade.
A printed ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve a bad cold and soothe throat and lung irritation. It notes quick cures and popularity, with Bacher and Abel as the local sellers. Druggist I C Neuville of Pittsboro endorses the remedy as best for coughs and colds and a preventive.
An 8 year old from Monett Mo was struck by severe cramp colic. The guardian called a doctor then gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in two doses. Relief occurred within minutes before the physician arrived. Sold by Bacher Abel.
Fragmented OCR lists names and addresses across towns including Monticetto City and Wayne Townsup. It shows residents such as Finn John F and Leonard Patrick with numeric codes like 86-1 18 2061 71. Several entries mention McKeever Chass and Suhr & Sons in rural town records with street adds and lot numbers.
The article surveys early heart surgery progress with 19 successful operations and 13 complete recoveries from 34 cases. It praises non surgical heart treatments by Dr. Franklin Miles, citing a chart and $42.50 free treatment offer to readers in Elkhart Indiana.
A long list of personal names is presented in a fragmented local directory style. The readable items include Peter Haeussler Ruby Ely Ruth Pride Cora Humble Marrabel Ely First-Vida Cottrell Albert Mastin Mabel Welch and many others with varied surnames.
Monticello Lodge Dale Camp No. 553 R N A passes condolences for Neighbor Mary Murray. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and the resolutions will be entered in the records and printed in Sapiz Popwaski Linas Futter LCom Ina Husnarn.
The Nickel Plate Road offers a fare of one and a third for round trips December 24 25 31 1902 and January 1 1903 to points within Central Passenger Association territory with return by January 2 1903. Pullman service on all trains. Dining car meals 35c to $1.00. Inquiries to John Y Calahan General Agent Chicago 113 Adams St. or Chicago city ticket offices. Also a 280 acre farm for rent in Hazel Green township Delaware county contact Hopkington Iowa 2312.
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