October 1898 in Monticello remembered events
Twenty five years ago this month The Monticello Express recorded deaths marriages military notes and local happenings. Names include John S Rigby Miss Anne Allen Chris Balser Gerd Harms Elise Wilkens and Margaret McLees with reports on burials marriages illness and a significant early snow event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
John S. Rigby
Anne Allen
Chris W. Balsiger
T. A. Balcar
David Heisey
Dental School
Northwestern University
Gerd Harms
Elise Wilkens
C. Mardoff
Wayne Church
Frank Allen
Deischer
Charles Weber
Co. K 49Th Iowa Regiment
Fred
Dwight Smith
Lulu Smith
Louise Bebb
Henry Lange
John M. Lange
Theoore Rohn
Philippine Islands
Nebraska
BE. J. Waite
Methodist Episcopal Church
Soo
Margaret McLees
Castle Grove Township
Emeline WH. Herrick
John Herrick
M. W. Herrick
H. M. Troy
Jones, Linn
Delaware
Buchanan
John A. Miller
Dora Rohr
Cheaith
Rey Bo Gruenstein
Emma Matthiessen
Dromer Turst Aydda Grove
Amelia Borgelt
Neva Miller
Maud Miriek
Dora Young
Libbie Thoeni
Lilly White
Lutn Starks
Nellie Wales
Ndith Meyers
Alma Smith
Verrina Schneider
Myrtle Garnhil
Nellie Matthiessen
Edwin Dorgelt
Lyle Hicks
Carl Stuhler
Monticello Triumphs Over Mt Vernon After Delayed Start
After a two hour delay Monticello high school beat Mt Vernon 2 to 0 in a rugged football game. Monticello surged in the second half with L Zubler Hayden and robust line work while Mt Vernon struggled with weather and penalties. Final score reflects two Monticello touchdowns and blocked extra points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mt. Vernon
Bud
Cello
L. Zubler
Hayden
Cedar Rapids
Rou Rickela
A. Sizer
Rog. Bell
R. E. Hunter
KB. Rohr
Q. B Lott
Q. U. Hayden
WG. Gloetsen
L. HB
FB. Catrell
Pou Lang
R. 1
B. Hinch
ROD OB
Montticello
van Buren
Hell
Dautremont
Blain
Turner
Houser
Sizer
O. W. Lawrence
Iowa City
Royal Corbett
Monticesto
Winter Letter From Hot Springs Health Visit Note
J W Bond writes from Hot Springs Arkansas describing winter stay for health with gratitude to Center Junction and Seated Grove churches. He recounts travel turmoil from September 8 with delays Cedar Rapids to Hot Springs on Rock Island line and illness en route. Also reports Town State College soybeans yielding 4.6 tons of hay per acre rivaling alfalfa in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Isditor
Center Junction
Grove
Phus
Sonahy
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Bond
Town State College
Passing of a Veteran Hopkinton Leader
Robert W. Stevenson longtime Hopkinton resident and Civil War veteran died at his Sand Spring home on October 16 after a stroke. Born July 25 1837 in Concord Ohio he married Martha McGlade on November 27 1846 in Hopkinton Iowa and had nine children. He served in Nebraska Cavalry Volunteers and later joined the Methodist church in Sand Spring. Funeral held at the family residence with Rev George W Selfo officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Robert W. Stevenson
Sand Sprig
Mr. Stevenson
Concord
Ohio
Topkinton
Iowa
Martha McGlade
William M
John A
Coggan
Maxwell G
Morris
Minnesota
Eugene Ro
Anna G. Berker
Mattie J. Johnson
Charles
Sand Spring
Stevenson
Nebraska Cavalry
Omaha Marly
Coventer
Towa
Methodist
Tot of
Dock
George Wo Selfo
Tlopkinton
The Youth's Companion advertisement in 1922 issue
An advertisement promotes The Youth's Companion with patriotic schoolhouse themes and The Companion Home Calendar for 1924. It highlights color plates, serials, editorials, poetry, and a subscription package including McCall's Magazine. Located at Commonwealth Ave. & St. Paul St, Boston, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Companion
Le24
Y Youth’s Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Home Economists Promote Natural Cereal Diet for Families
Extension service suggests increasing use of natural cooked cereals in family meals. Recipe uses graham flour, oats, barley, corn meal, hominy and cookies with step by step instructions and substitutions for sour milk. Suggests baking at moderate heat for about 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tows State College
Home
Among the Churches Congregational Church plans Sundays services
The Congregational Church with Pastor George W McNary announces Sunday school at 9 00 am morning worship at 11 00 am and evening service at 7 30 pm The vested choir will sing in the evening A midweek service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Pastor Leonard Duckett The next Sunday October 21 sermon is The Silent Years of Jesus An afternoon Sunday school conference is led by Synodial workers and 3 00 pm program features Key Ferguson Mrs QO EL Brockway and Frank Schroeder Additional services are planned the following Sunday morning and evening at Heyt Portland Oregonian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Synodiewh Sunany School
Key
Ferguson
QO EL Brockway
Schroeder
Ap Too Ofelock
Rail route to Los Angeles via Midwest and southern lines
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers weekly tourist sleeping car service from Austin Calumet Monticello Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and intermediate points to Los Angeles via Kansas City and southern routes with dates October 23 30 November 6 15 20 27 December 4 11 18 26 and January 3. Inquiries and reservations available through local ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Austin
Calmuar
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Los Ah- Keles
Kansas City
Southern
Neg
Iowa Leads Nation in Agriculture Says State Dept Report
The Iowa State Department of Agriculture reports Iowa far surpasses other states in hog population corn output and wealth generated by crops. It notes Iowa hogs exceed those of the next two states combined, corn yields around 460 million bushels, and wealth from crops surpasses all U.S. gold mine outputs. The piece also lists general farm assets, automobile ownership, and broad regional comparisons, concluding critics misjudge Iowa farmers’ prosperity.
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Towa State Department of Agriculture
Towa
Union
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Iowa
Tlingis
United States
Pacific
Mountain States
Colorado
Texas
Maine
New Crampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
South Caroline
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Humorous Snips From London Papers On Cars and Domestic Life
A collage of jokes and quips from London weeklies highlights: a car siren gag, a child’s towel duty at the fire, a pun on saving Europe after travel, country life contrasts, and marital domestic humor.
Absurd Local Ads Spin Across Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from several papers mocks domestic life and social norms. The New Orleans piece jokes about obey laws and manners while a harsh driving admonition provides a dangerous urban scenario.
Administrator's Notice in Jones County Iowa
Undersigned appointed administrator of the estate of Samaria Rean deceased in Jones County Iowa. Creditors to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time. debtors to pay promptly to avoid costs. Amamosa Iowa date October 1993. H M Carpenter administrator KL Reed attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Jones County
State of
Iowa
C. C. Rynerson
Anamosa
Bruce Cropp
Fr i. Reed
District Court
Samaria Rean
Amamosa
H. M. Carpenter
KL. J. Reed
Appraisers Named for Minnie Carson Lot 371 Monticello
Court order appoints Tom Starks Carrie Smith Almeda Peck Cornelia Scott Harry Scott Mattie Mae MacNarlen Frank Starks and Ti I Carson as appraisers to value Minnie Carson estate interest in Lot 371 Railroad addition Monticello Iowa. Appraisal set for November 8 at Monticello State Bank at 10 am with option to present evidence, report due by November 2, 1923 at Amotes Town district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Eugene Starks
Carrie Smith
Almeda Peck
Cornelia Scott
Harry Scott
Mattie Mae MacNarlen
Frank W. Starks
Ti’. I. Carson
Atherton B. Clark
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Minnie Carson
Monticello
Monticello State Bank
Anamotes Town
Sheriff Sale Notice in Jones County Iowa
By special execution from the Jones County District Court a sale is set for November 5 1923 in Anamosa at 10 am. The property is the SW quarter of the SW quarter and part of the NW quarter of section 9 in township 85N range 2W totaling about 43 acres. Plaintiffs Gerd Null and John G Behrends sue Maude L Reichart Adam Reichart Pred Rogers and HH Chaplin for 5324.66 plus costs 107.74. Sale subject to redemption with cash. Sheriff John Bodisnhofer will conduct the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Gerd . Null
John G. Behrends
Maude L. Reichart
Adam Reichart
Pred Rogers
Chaplin
Sald
Anamosa
John Bodisnhofer
Low
Loxsee & Moxsee
Public Sale Of Real Estate Heirs of Schoonover Estate Offer Parcels
The undersigned referees will offer several parcels of real estate owned by the heirs of the estate of the late Avert J Schoonover at public sale on the Hitchcock Farm. Parcels include a 120 acre farm in N34 NE14 of section 14 township 85 N range 38. a 140 acre farm in sections etc. 20 acres of timber land in Scotch Grove township. 10 acres of timber land in Scotch Grove township. the family residence property located in Anamosa will be offered at the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avert J. Schoonover
P.M
Scotch Grove
Scotland
Anamosa
Town
Property Description and Sale Terms for Modest Brick Dwelling
Tuesday, October 23. Lot 1, Block 8 in Shaw's SD of NW34 and Lot 1 of section 11, township 84 N, range 4 W of 5th PM. Frontage 78 feet, depth 120 feet. Modern brick dwelling. Terms: written contracts with referees, court approval, 10 percent cash on sale day, balance due by March 1, 1924. Abstract of title provided with each parcel at deed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw’s
Nw34
Township
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Por Sali
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China
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M. Lubben
Princess Theatre
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Great Orion
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Hampshire
J. Hellen
H. M. Carpen
Charles A
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H. L. Farber
Palmer
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H. McGarvey
I. F. Bayard
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H. M. Remley
James Remley
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J. H. Fraser, M. D
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Edison
FRANK A. _LOCHER
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Monticolo
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Poxsee
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