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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

5

State Ticket Listing for State Officials and Judges

The document presents a state ticket with W B Martin as Secretary of State B F Carroll as Auditor of State Charles W Mullan as Attorney General Supreme Court judges Scott M Ladd and Charles A Bishop Clerk of the Supreme Court John Crockett Supreme Court Reporter W W Cornwall and Railroad Commissioner E A Dawson listed among electors.

Supreme Court Scott M. Ladd Charles A. Bishop John Crockett

Scotch Grove caucus to nominate township officers

The republican electors of Scotch Grove township will hold a caucus at the Center school house on Saturday October 3 at 2 p m for nominating candidates for township offices. By Onper or Com.

Scotch Grove Township Center School House Onper

Lovell Township GOP Caucus at Bacher Home

Republicans of Lovell township convene at J. H. Bacher residence on Saturday October 11 at 3 PM to nominate township officers. Com J. H. Bacher.

Lovell Township J. H. Bacher

Monticello Republicans Set Caucus For Oct 4 At City Hall

Monticello Republicans will meet in caucus at the city hall on Saturday October 4 at 3 o clock p m for nominating two justices of the peace one to fill a vacancy and two for full terms P O Babcock commissioner

Monticello City

All men Are Liable to Err in Politics

A compact reflection on human fallibility in public life notes that political distinction does not shield leaders from errors. The remark underscores the universal tendency to misjudge and missteps by those in power.

Paramount Issues Create Confusing Priorities

A reflection on how many paramount matters exist, leaving readers unsure which is truly paramount. The phrase highlights the difficulty of ranking competing concerns and the ambiguity in prioritizing public or policy questions.

Secretaries Shaw Future Honors Spark Political Scheming

Report notes rival politicians plotting against Secretary Shaw as expectations of future honors fade, casting a shadow over his standing. The piece analyzes ongoing power maneuvers and potential implications for his career.

Shaw

Third District Gop Endorses Henderson Flattery but Tariff Split

The Third district Republicans adopted resolutions praising Col Henderson while backing the state platform showing discord with the speaker's tariff stance.

Col. Henderson

Former Speaker Reed’s Decline and Henderson’s Uncertain Future

Former Speaker Reed once wielded nation wide influence but has faded into political oblivion now scarcely heard beyond his state. The outlook for David B. Henderson also appears bleak with limited promise ahead.

Reed David B. Henderson

Congressional campaigns draw eyes to Second and Third districts

All Town expects heavy attention on the Second and Third districts as campaigns unfold nationally. The public remains curious about the motives of the House speaker from west of the Mississippi due to his unusually bold actions.

Mississippi

Republicans Nominate Judge Benjamin P Birdsall for Congress

The Third district Republicans nominated Judge Benjamin P. Birdsall of Clarion for congressman. They cited the incumbent’s declination, backed a strong, clean record, and endorsed Iowa resolutions with a trusted interpretation of the party platform.

Third Benjamin P. Birdsall Clarion Iowa

Roosevelt tariff reform lines boost Iowa idea nationwide

President Roosevelt's speeches align with the Towa plank on tariff reform and the Iowa stance may gain nationwide popularity. Iowa has historically led the Republican Party with figures like Leslie M. Shaw once backing gold standard while timid voices faded. Today Shaw serves as secretary of the treasury and bi metalism ideas seem dead as public votes.

Roosevelt Iowa State Haa Republican Party Leslie M. Shaw Treasury

Shaw and Roosevelt Stand United Amid Rumor of Resignation

The article denies claims that Treasury Secretary Shaw would resign over a supposed discord with President Roosevelt. It states Shaw never planned to quit and that Roosevelt backs him, affirming their views are in accord. Both men enjoy continued Republican support.

Leslie M. Shaw Roosevelt

Trusts and politics probe in early 20th century debate

A range of editorials discuss Roosevelt's fight against trusts, Uncle Horace Boies and the trust issue as paramount, and skepticism about newspaper stances. The Newton Journal jokes about acres needed for drunkards, while Iowa women are defended as exemplary. the Democratic party is blamed for sticking to tariff as a political lure.

Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Horace Boies Murphy Newton Journal Iowa

Wage-Earner Attitudes On Tariff and Prices Viewed

The piece argues that tariff claims about rising product prices and stagnant wages are often unfounded. It notes Great Western road grading contractors paying 2.50 daily for unskilled labor failing to hire, while Iowa farmers report higher wages and farm hands. It concludes farmers and wage-earners favor good pay and steady demand over low prices and scarce jobs.

Omaha Great Western Road Iowa Towa

Declining interest in old fashioned fair exhibits across Iowa

The piece notes a decline in farm and household exhibits at Iowa fairs. Anamosa and Manchester shows report sparse stock and premiums, while Monticello and Strawberry Point draw larger crowds with newer attractions. Authors suggest farmers favor novelty over traditional displays when on holiday.

Manchester Hopkinton Leader Delaware County Fair

Tom Johnson fading from headlines in Ohio circus season

The Philadelphia Press notes Tom Johnson receives less coverage as the Ohio circus season winds down, suggesting reduced attention and shifting public interest as events wrap up.

Tom Johnson Ohio Philadelphia Press

Money market effort urged as conditions tighten

A Chicago News editorial urges the money market to sober up amid ongoing tight conditions. The piece frames the current liquidity and rate environment as prolonged and calls for disciplined financial adjustments.

Chicago News

Iowa Victorians in Court and Calamity Report Across Counties

Long list of cases and incidents from Iowa towns including Ike Varner jailed 80 days C F Liske fined 100 dollars for killing quail Burglars steal 200 dollars in Marshalltown and more road accidents deaths and lawsuits The piece notes a big fair scene and religious conference plans in Clinton Cedar Rapids and other cities with multiple local officials and communities.

C. F. Liske Justice Wilson Grinnell Quail J. F. Harrigan Marshalltown Upper Town G. Cope Lisbon W. C. Baralay Marion M. Evins Mt. Vernon I. Waite Olrcult Weston Mt. Zion H. Qullagher Mochanicaville W. Conta Norway M. Bing Oasis J. P. van Horn Palo D. Workmin Prairieburg T. M. Nelisen Prairie and Wesley Chapel M. H. South Byron J. A. Dearlny Si Babiat Myst Bdon J. D. Perry Solon S. DD. Bartle Springville M. J. Loois Upton K. D. Paraous Urbana William Kirwle T Ae Horne Levond Eldon T. Crawford Vinton F Loveland Viola A. A. Mason Walker L. J. Stubbs West Branch H. J. Barton W. BR. King IH. Boyd Thomas Nicholson Gruwell Cornell Mt. Vernon Quarterly Conference A. Vallawa Conference Elimiment Fond H. H. Barrall Iown Methodlyt Iown City Quarterly Conference Cornell Collage Marion Quarterly Conference W.K. Manley China Yargy OFU Mt. Fornon D.m. Ridvidge Shellsburg

Notable Monticello Bank Blocks and Local News

Mr Ira C Dodge once under Monti cello in 1878 spent ten years in Clay county then moved to Ash land Oregon and recently visited this office His wife sister to Mrs Walbrige Anamosa Dodge spent twenty five years in Jones county praising Oregon The Lovell Bank Monticello built two large brick blocks with bank Tir Express and offices The Monticello State Bank under Major S S Farwell replaced old structure with a two story block costing about 25000 dollars Both blocks fire proof with strong vaults Anamosa Journal notes an 18 month old Cass girl lost the tip of her tongue in an accident on the porch while playing with her chin.

Manchester Monticello Hopkinton Oxford Junction Mirror Anamosa Wyoming Journal Jones County Antia Anamosa Journal Anamosa Eureka Ira C. Dodge Clay County Iowa Ashland Oregon W. W. Walbrige Dodge Lovell Bank Bank Tir Express Monticello State Bank Farwell Mesars, Herrick and Bauder

Real Estate Transfers List Across Numerous Townships

A long sequence of property transfers is listed, naming buyers and sellers such as A J Lewis, Lewis M Leek, Alice Finn, F S Finn, Edward C Holt, Thomas Kasper, Vaughn, Frances Apel, Theo Rohn, Fannie Melchert, Sarah A Douglas, Mary McMahon, Sarah J Adair, Stanley A Drips, and others. Transfers cover townships including Center, SOC, Anamosa, Monticello, Onslow, and Crock. parcels contain sections and lots with varying acreages, across multiple dates and deeds. Values shown include 1200, 950, 4400, 1500, 1300, 1400, 703, and more, reflecting diverse land interests and estate movements.

A J Lewis Lewis M Leek Alice Finn Edward C Holt Towa Thomas Kasper Pride Rachai PS Vaughn S L Lindsey Inge Lewis M Meek Lewis William Stiles J H Stiles Reuben Green Thomas I Green Frances Apel Theo Rohn Monti- Como Feei Assdorne Daestencobie Fannie Melchert T Heo William Rohn Monticello Sarah A Douglas Clifford B Paul Crockwells Mary McMahon Zimmerman Varvells Josephine Berdicheck Sarah Bohler Onslow Geo C Lawrence Bowman Eee Nesseeneenens Sarah J Adair William T Shawland Stanley C L Niles

Ready to show a full line of fall and winter clothing

Retail notice announces new fall and winter apparel arriving daily with a 25 percent reduction on all boys and children school clothing during the first week of school. Shoppers urged to visit the shop one door east of the post office for viewing.

Gluita

Scott's Emulsion Promises Value For Weight Gain

A vignette touts the cost per pound of flesh bought by a thin woman who paid five to eight cents a pound and bought Scott's Emulsion for a dollar, claiming twelve pounds gained after regular doses. The ad asserts others pay more or less for the product and offers a free sample, with the firm Scott & Bowne in New York and druggists nationwide.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Secretary of State W. B. Martin Auditor of State B. F. Carroll Gilbert Gilbertson Charles W. Mullan W. W. Cornwall E. A. Dawson Congressional Congress Robert G. Cousins Scotch Grove Caucus P. O. Babcock, Com Pierpoint Morgan Democratic Party Neighborhood News Ike Varner Jackson County Ike Brown Waterloo Opera House Isadore Caudy Cascade Sadie Mason Scott County Robert Fowler Cedar Rapids J. C. Trefts Davenport Savanah Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows State Assembly of Rebekahs Clinton Wm. McCormick Ottumwa Wapello County George Fitzgibbons Mellory Dubuque County Judge Birdsall Deliver Landis Indiana Wm. Jennings Bryan John Wreigie Oxford Wreigie Germany Oxford Junction Dyersville Jos Minnie Lippert Joseph Link Elgin Peter Lehman J. R. Zinn and Co Oxford Mills Milwaukee McGraw Sigourney Fred Ackerman Doc’ Gehrig News-Letter Mayor Schroeder Cedar County Remley District Court Delia Liddy Jones County Fair Maquoketa M. BE Davenport Dispatct C. L. Gould Presiding Elder Ounton Anamosi L. L. Lockhard Andrew Supply Waestfall Bennett D. C. Perry Miles A. T. Bishop Monmouth Thos. Carson Olin H. BE. Wilcox John Bretnall Prenton Ralph Reeder Subula HW. Sheakler Stanwood W. I Spry Tipton Olreult J. K. Shitfer Wyoming A. W. Smith W. F. Bareeley Davenport Central H. W. Smith Dharch Dusuquy H. HL Green Preaiding Elder Arlinton J. H. Hoskyn Colesbury O. W. Rogers Delhi H. KR Salisbury Dubuqque Ashbury Jackson Streets Slocum Center Dwello East Dubuque Brewer G Lusk Raymond Closter Frank Fousek Cass Dre. Sigworth The Golden Eagle Clothing House D, I Gorpsronr Pearl Street New York Star Clothing House Ano Fifth Ave Wabash Ave Chicago Fred Puleston Frlok Eka & Milers Jat W. G. Elers A. F. Tiede Beotel Grove Lowa Herman's Clothing Store Montlaollo A. Matthiessen Renson Herrick & Bauder Monpealios Laws Stuhler A.MA/PTUTESSEN A. M. Maurice D.D.S. Price Lovell Dental Department Drake University W. A. Mirick Old Congregational Jowsa J.H. Lathrop Actionerr Jiown Willery P. C. Babcock, Actioneer Wm.j. Couchlan D.D.S. Entist Hicks & Eflers E. Tarbox Jones Aye Counties Earth Low J. W. Doxsee Cowrney Lovell Building ST. P Mon Tloullo Chicago and Knat Oraba Sioux City Cedar Rapide St.Paul and Minneapolia Wurley Ammona Marlon Freight Kunin City Wad Wast Calmar Peri Teen Oxford Kreight J. KE. Bateman W. First Jl, Merny Mlinois Central Railroad
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