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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists a subscription price per year of 1.75 dollars. This update outlines the annual cost and reflects its pricing structure for readers considering a yearly issue package.
A series of events in Wyoming includes the Hawthorne club led lecture course at the opera house next Tuesday, a domestic science talk by Edith Charlton, and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. W. W. G. Krouse. News covers political support for I. M. Babcock, a death in the Witter family, and a marriage in Davenport followed by a wedding in Wyoming for Miss Sirma Babcock and Wayne Pringle with details of attendees and future home in Galesburg Illinois.
Local column notes Chicago visitors and relatives visiting Monticello and Anamosa areas. Families relocate to Onslow with new tenants and house rentals. Republican candidates and straight-ticket turnout urged amid county and district political commentary.
Center Junction residents report visiting or traveling to nearby towns including Onslow Anamosa Cedar Rapids Monticello and Colville Washington. Local events include bank stockholders meeting bridge damage inspection court business and social visits with residents such as Miss Meta Helging and Mrs Elmer Baldwin.
Mr. Fred Sutherland of Scotch Grove shipped a car of hogs from here Friday. Andrew MacDonald, the little son of J A McDonald, has been on the sick list. It is regreted that the M JI conference moved Rev T P Potter to Monmouth. Rev. Dorcas is newly appointed M F E minister. Sheriff Hogan of Anamosa was in town subpoening witnesses for the Fred Otten trial. Mr M W Witham of Janesville, Wisconsin, visited at W S Pangburn's Monday. Mrs Robert Williamson and daughter Alice of Monticello spent Tuesday at R T Williamson's. B Loomis of Cedar Rapids and M McAleer of Monticello were in town early this week.
Rural Route No 3 reports harvest activity as farmers pick corn. Social visits include A Seimers at Rickless home and Will Burrichter relatives in Lost Nation. Painting at J Allaman home by George Nordman. Anna Bethends seamstress at Burrichter.
An eight room house on North Cedar street one block north of the post office is for sale. Inquiries to W. D. Magee. The ad praises German Heater and Davis' Hardware for their durability cleanliness and simplicity.
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