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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1918

Page

3

Wyoming Social and Business Roundup At Local Hall

Wyoming residents completed the Liberty loan allotment with 85 000 of 87 000 secured on weekend night while volunteers processed entrants at the hall. Obituary notes for Mrs Loraine Pelkey and soldier Grover Holub. farm sales and purchases, silo work, and local moves including Saxon buying land and George Wye moving to a tenant house. Local movements, harness shop closure, and visits by J A Ralston are noted as community updates.

Wyoming Loraine Pelkey Charles Liberty Missouri Grover John Holub Navy Great Lakes Training School Chicago John Jansen Floyd Chatterton Chatterton Charles Saxon Madison Township Thomas Brodersen John Franks Joe Dolozel Mr. Saxon George Wye Will Wilcox

William Garside obituary and local notices

William Garside of Onslow born June 9 1865 in Spring Brook Iowa died Sept 28 after long illness. Survived by wife four children and four grandchildren. funeral at home with Rev Wilson in Wyoming and burial at Wyoming. Nearby items note relatives, students, and community events and a schoolhouse literary society gathering Friday night.

Onslow William Garside Springbrook Iowa Jones County Wyoming Lillie B. Paul Harry Nancy Paul Jessie Oskaloosa Paul Frank France Marion Maria Mullin Red Oak Gault California Hol Charlotte M. E. Church Presbyterian Church Wilson Otha Johnson Thelma William Rul Maquoketa Melissa Chase Jessie Garside Wm. Garside Frank Halil Clay Center Nebraska Kossuth Paul Dallas Center Will Garside Thomas Kinney Paralta Kenneth Kennedy Emma Overholt Ames Cecil Smith Iowa City Isabelle Scroggie Mount Vernon Emory Cole Jack Clinton George Sears W. E. Smith Bert Hall Mr. French Estherville W. H. Orr Gratia Brown Dillon Marxhill Sioux City Countryman Anamosa Knight Literary Society

Local social notes from Center Junction area events

Center Junction and nearby communities report visits to Cedar Rapids and Maquoketa events, a Red Cross meeting planned for October 5, school basketball results with Onslow defeating Center Junction, and multiple family gatherings. Attendees include Will Leech Livingston Burmeister Leech families Prahm Seehusen Bergeson Kleineck Leggett and others with trips to Solon Cascade Strawberry Point and Sioux City.

Center Junction Iowa Will Leech Frank Livingston C. A. Burmeister James Leech J. F. Livingston Myrtle Livingston Pete Robinson Cedar Rapids John Livingston Will Serbousek Pyed Carson Peter Prahatti Dily Maquoketa Harry Dice Prairieburg Red Cross Chapter City Hall Onslow Jacob Coder Strawberry Point Frank Jones B. Wills M. J. McNielly Paul Holm Pete Prahm Holm Maqu

Castle Grove News Briefs and Local Updates

Castle Grove notes actions from town and surrounding areas July through October. Readers attended Jones county service flag events in Anamosa and Monticello to hear the Great Lakes Training Station band. Catherine McGovern leaves No 8 teaching for farm work near Waterloo. Liberty Loan committees report strong bond subscriptions. Mrs Delay fractures an arm but improves. Rev Irvine preached at a new union church dedication in Stanley. H. C. Bohlen visited Camp Dodge. Fred to transfer to California for guard duty. Mason and Jones land overseas assignments. Thurrett promotes accident insurance. Anna McQuillen begins No 9 term in Cascade. Steve Petersen and Md Muller ship sheep to Chicago. Mary Waddick teaches at Valley Junction. J C Cramer builds a silo.

Castle Grove Anamosa Jones County Great Lake Monticello Catherine McGovern No. 8 Waterloo Delay Tim Delay Howard GC Irvine Stanley New Union Church H.C. Bohtken Jed Camp Dodge Fred California Claude Mason Carl Jones Thurrett Town City Anna McQuillen Cascade Steve Petersen MD Muller Chicago Mary Waddick Valley Junction J. C Cramer

Sand Spring Community Notes From October 1

A large crowd attended the Great Lakes Naval Training Station band concert in Monticello Sunday afternoon and evening. Mrs J P Schuster and son Lawrence returned from Dubuque after visiting relatives. Miss Edith Gestel and Jeannette Blair attended the Manchester teachers institute. Mr and Mrs I T Gestel and George Gestel spent Sunday with Mrs Jennie Gestel in Anamosa Hospital. Rev W G Rowley and H Ju Main of Hopkinton visited Mrs Jennie Garlinghouse Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Huggins of Hopkinton visited the Allen Olmstead home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Scheer of near Manchester visited J G Bohlken Sunday. Many relatives and friends from Dubuque visited the Schuster home Sunday. Teed Cross meeting held Monday at the Irredigger home. Miss Clara Gestel spent Friday in Monticello. Andy Miller drove to Worthington Monday.

Great Lakes Monticello J. P. Schuster Lawrence Dubuque Edith Gestel Jeannette Blair Teachers’ Institute Manchester IT. J. Gestel George Gestel George Jestel Anamosa W. G. Rowley H. Ju. Main Hopkinton Jennie Garlinghouse Arthur Huggins Allen Olmstead Andrew Scheer J. G. Bohlken Teed Cross Ifredigger Clara Gestel Andy Miller Worthington

Local moves and social visits across Prairieburg and nearby towns

Prairieburg residents report the Knapp and Fehr families moving to Marion with several teams aiding. The Marine band drew audiences in Anamosa and Monticello. Carl Jenkins visited from Cedar Rapids, L. J. Minehart from Monticello called on friends, and further moves include Wollmut to M. Peet’s vacated house and M. J. Peet purchasing Knapp land. Louis Gehringer’s fall leaves him feeble. Mrs. F. McLaughlin visited Cedar Rapids. Gertrude Dye spent Sunday near Marion. Mrs. FH. G. Rowley ill in recent days.

Prairieburg Knapp John Wollmut M. J. Peet H. G. Caine Anamosa M. S. Knapp Louis Gehringer F. McLaughlin Cedar Rapids Gertrude Dye Marion FH. G. Rowley

Death of Grover Holub Brings Gold Star to Wyoming

Miss Mayme Pashek of Chicago visits her Wyoming roots as Grover Holub dies suddenly at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. His mother, Mrs. John Holub, recently returned from Great Lakes. Ten local men head to Iowa City for government schooling with uniforms and privates pay. Geo Lasack and Fred Henak plan Ames departure. Delmar Journal ends after 31 years, blamed on weak business support and wartime conditions.

Mayme Pashek Chicago John Pashek Wyoming Grover. Holub Great Lakes Naval Training Station John Holub Great Lakes Grover Iowa City Ed Benhart Joe Freisinger James Cave Merle Hall Louie Hodoval Harry Berner Joe Hudrick Dorsey Skinner Elmer Coon Kenneth Hall Geo. Lasack Fred Henak Ames Delmar Journal Delmar

A Loyalty Court Forms in Anamosa War Era

A loyalty court organized in Anamosa last Friday with Judge F. O. Ellison presiding. Officials include J. E B. Remiley as secretary and H. S. Lee as bailiff, with a broad mandate tied to war activities and public opinion. A service flag with forty three stars was also dedicated at St. Mary's church in Cascede.

Anamosa F. O. Ellison J. E B. Remiley H. 8. Lee Monticello Food and Fuel County Council of Defense Alseever Center Junction W.O. Brock St. Mary’s Church Cascede

John McDonald Hospital opens with modern facilities

The new hospital is equipped in full with large ventilated rooms and ward accommodations for non private patients. Nurses are on duty day and night. Both surgical and medical patients are accepted. Rates including board and care range from $12 to $25 per week.

Best Corn Acre Contest Seeks Statewide Yield Leaders

The Town Corn and Small Grain Growers association and the County Farm Bureaus sponsor an acre corn contest to identify farmers with the largest yield under normal field conditions. Participants must enter in October or early November, selecting a five acre or larger field, with a two person committee measuring and weighing the harvest for the 12 percent moisture dry shelled corn. The state trophy will be engraved with the winner and held for one year. A county trophy may also be awarded to the top yielding acre in this county.

Town Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association

Hog census in Jones County aids food administration

Local children and Jones county school district cooperators conduct a comprehensive hog census at the request of the U S Food Administration. The survey aims to tally hog numbers by size and weight to gauge meat supply for allies and home use, with no other objectives or uses.

Jones County U. S. Food Administration Food Administration

Anamosa and Eureka News Roundup

Local notes cover Cyrenus Cole’s war era lecture at the Congregational church and family military service from W A Hubbard’s son Ernest in the navy. Joseph Dunn to perform with the Blue Jacket band. a dove case in Cedar Rapids linked to health rulings. Tom Watters and sons in U S Army service. John Shimanek’s Croix de Guerre in France. butter price rise and dairy industry concerns. U S Food Administration orders on grain malting and allowed uses for malt.

Cyrenus Cole Congregational Church Turnkey W. A. Hubbard Ernest Blue Jacket Anamosa Joseph Moore Dunn Coggan T. H. Dunn Jones County Joseph Moore Cedar Rapids IE. R. Moore Joseph Dunn Navy State Board of Health Tom Watters Reformatory Tom Watters, Jr France George John Shimanek Oxford Junction

After Fire Patience Needed in Minneapolis Journal

The Minneapolis Journal notes calm after the blaze and explains fire equipment will continue pumping on the scene for a period after control is achieved.

Minneapolis

Good Words For Candidate Hughes

Jones County Times reports G. J. Hughes of Scotch Grove visiting the city and discussing Liberty loans. He plans to buy bonds worth up to his financial limit, already holds 7000 in bonds and war savings stamps, and emphasizes defending the country with funds if needed.

Hughes Jones County G. J. Hughes Scotch Grove Times Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church

German Defeat Demonstrated In Thorough German Conduct

The Chicago Daily News notes that German actions reveal what a true defeat looks like, underscoring the impact of German conduct in the current context.

Chicago Daily News

Law Practice and Estate Settlement in Monticello Iowa

Attorneys at law operate a general practice and handle settlement of estates in the probate court from Lovell Block in Monticello Iowa.

Lovell Block Monticello Iowa

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John Kleineck Ed Kleineck Solon Joe Leggett Newton Parrott D. D M. G. Alsever Anamosa Soma Earl Tingley Monticell Bai Oxford Mirror News John McDonald Farm Bureau Notes United States Food Administration Erbockers Clothes J. W. Doxsee Chas. A. Doxsee Doxsee Farmers’ Live Stock Insurance Co Des Moines John G. Schoon J. H. Miller Patrick’s America Town Germany H. W. Flenniken W. J. Mills Lloyd Soper B. E. Rhinehart Geo. Walker John Bodenhofer George Watt E. G. Rawson Louis Gardner Republican Central Committee Kamilyo Ricklefs & McNeill Swift & Company C. H. Schipman MAIN Monticello, Iowa
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