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The Monticello Express notes a weekly publication every Thursday with J W Coxsee serving as editor and proprietor and a subscription price of 1.75.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1897
Page
2
The Monticello Express notes a weekly publication every Thursday with J W Coxsee serving as editor and proprietor and a subscription price of 1.75.
Local items report J B Clark building a barn and a new pupil Josie Kehoe teaching in LeMars. Harry Clark returns from Denver and Mrs Krueger rehabs her home. Attendees at a social raise 12 25. A playful mystery notes harness and two candy hearts found breached by a dubious catastrophe.
Onsnow Oct 19 gives a sweep of visits and moves from Anamosa, Cedar Rapids, and nearby towns. Residents like Geo Mills, John Waite, Tra Stimson, Mrs. Paul, and Hon. W S Hall appear in town or travel for work, family visits, and clerking roles. Political talk notes stable sentiment, with Republicans favored and silver opposition, and local business and farm updates follow with barn building, corn shredding, potato digging, and poultry day results.
A 19th century voters note urges support for the taxpayers ticket on November 2. It pledges reduced taxes and restrained spending while upholding rights and punishing evil deeds. Candidate J O Krovuse is presented as honest and ready to serve the county.
The undersigned offers 27 head of good high grade feeding steers two and a half to three years old for sale. Inquire at the seller’s place in Scotch Grove. Also notes a closing out sale at Samter & Samter.
A Cedar Rapids man allegedly opened a soft drinks parlor in Monticello and may seek to sell intoxicants under a government license. The editorial warns against law violations and urges community support for Prohibitory Law enforcement, while reporting on Junior Lyceum events, deaths, and local incidents.
The Dubuque Telegraph criticizes Mr. Shaw as lacking the true American spirit while the Des Moines Leader defends the mule’s humor. The exchange shows a bustling debate over temperament and satire, with the Telegraph now returning fire in this opinion clash.
We express sincere gratitude to the many kind friends who visited last Thursday evening and brought substantial welcome to our third year's pastorate.
The James George farm of 440 acres two miles southeast of Monticello is well improved with fine water rights and a good natural grove, suited to stock raising. Inquire of G. H. Grorax and H. M. Canvenren.
A serialized tale from St Nicholas describes three soldiers detaining a bear cub in a hut chimney. The mother bear attacks the cabin at night while Bromley and Philip hide, warding off the bear with blankets and a chest, then escaping with aid from Lieutenant Coleman. Atlantic Monthly notes Cape Cod scenes and Thoreau’s journals. Public notices announce a meeting of the O. Duer post on Oct 28 and a shop for sale by Robert Trenderson at 17W2 W. OM. Preston.
Property owned by David Sampter offers a ten room brick house for sale. Describes it as desirable and aims to find a quick buyer. Inquiries to Santer & Samter clothing store.
The note offers to plant and care for evergreens on Jones county farms in spring, with two year establishment guarantee and payment after trees prove sturdy. It includes selling apple plum and cherry stock, invites proposals for wood cards for Scotch Grove district schools, and announces farm rental and musician visits to Monticello.
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