God's Country and the Law at the opera house
Local notices list entertainment at the opera house Friday and Saturday featuring God's Country and the Law. Other items note Edison phonographs at Locher's and devotion at Cascade with Rev. Hauck assisting, along with various visits, battery services, and millinery sales in Monticello Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
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Opera House
George. A. Hauck
Father Albers
Cascade
Law
James Oliver Curwood
Local notes and social updates from Monticello area
Mrs Dave Adams and child return from Ottumwa visit. Leslie Himebaugh at Iowa State University spent weekend with Monticello friends. Misses Cooley and Noel Standish visited in Cedar Rapids. Congregational church bazaar planned November 16. Several residents travel by auto to Aberdeen and Albion. School students Sunday visits, hospital ad, and local business ads. Osteopathy note and battery station ads. Wedding news from Fargo and local business moves. Community farm bureau meeting set October 28. Train to Kansas City for American Legion event. Students and staff changes at local clinics and schools.
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Leslie Himebaugh
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
American Legion
Marcella Britting
Henry Britting
Clare Herbert Woods
Davenport
Presbyterian Church
Cossman
Newhall
Mr. Woods
Herman Schneider
Isaac Schneider
Christina Kula
Thomas F. Kula
Sacred Heart Church
Oxford Junction
Father Panek
Rose Kula
Ralph Reichart
Schneider
Oxford Junction High School
Shedek General
Iowa State College
Ames
Towa Creamery Company
United States Army
Knights of Pythias district convention held in Manchester
A Manchester district Knights of Pythias gathering drew Monticello members including F. J. Kay and A. H. Koop with Oxford Junction's A. Grimwood also in attendance. Basil Confare and Sherman Oleson of Cresco ordered a full bakery outfit for Monticello. A Yellowstone trip film will screen at the Princess on November 1.
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Great Divide
Clinton
Boy Scouts
Yellowstone Park
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Manchester
Monticello
F. J. Kay
A. H. Koop
Hartley ‘Wilkinson
Ernest Landis
Cliff Main
Harry Rodman
A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Manchester Democrat
Basil Confare
Sherman Oleson
Cresco
Confare
Hot Springs
Wind Cave
Belle Fourche
Old Faithful
Yellowstone Grand Canyon
Lovell Farm Bureau discusses Armistice plans and markets
Lovell Township Farm Bureau members met at the public library last Tuesday with strong attendance. They debated Armistice Day plans for Monticello and local schools, and heard County Agent Sheets say current corn prices should hold at about 35 cents a bushel due to large harvests. He urged cooperative shipping and selling oversupplied hogs to buyers with corn, plus using newspaper ads to connect sellers and buyers.
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Lovell Township Farm Bureau
Public Library
America
Miss Wate Maurice
Farm Bureau
J. W. Coxsee
Mr. Hiller
West
Sibyl Hutton
Mr. Sheets
Miss. Hazen
Lovell Farm Bureau
Sheets
High School Notes Skip Miss Jarman and Picnic Tales
High School notes recount missing honors not as many As on report cards and a soccer tail of visits by Ruth Ann Heisey and a White paddle. The sophomore class hosts a picnic to Table Rock with car trips and cave visits, while the Cornell freshmen defeat the home team 19 to 0 in football.
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Ruth Ann Heisey
Miss Jarman
Lée Alcorn
Cntral City
Ethelwyn Wilcox
Agnes Peterson
Minneapolis
Ethelwyn
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Table Rock
Carl
Neal
Ford
Hopkinton
Lizzie
Thomas
Alma M
the Dam
District Court Hears Bootlegger Verdicts and Petty Cases
Frank Lawrence found guilty by a jury in a bootlegging trial and awaits sentencing. Knutserf pleads guilty and receives one year in county jail, paroled for good behavior under C M Soper. Henry Eden fined 100 dollars plus costs for possessing intoxicants. Fence dispute Barnes versus Bishop continued due to ill witness. Peet versus Joslin set for tomorrow. Judge Anderson to depart later this week with term kept open for future orders.
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Frank Lawrence
Knutserf
C. M. Soper
Henry Eden
Barnes
Dublin
Anamosa
Peet
Joslin
Anderson
Tipton bootlegger Arrested in Connection With Farmer’s Death
William Hines of Tipton was arrested on a bootlegging charge after admitting he and his associates sold moonshine to a farmer named Vittengl who died from drinking the liquor. Hines says another partner sold the liquor. two associates remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hines
Tipton
Hines
Vittengl
Resignation of Monticello First Grade Teacher Miss Bernice Householder
Miss Bernice Householder resigns from her Monticello public school first grade post effective November 5. A Newell resident, she is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College and taught three years before joining Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Householder
Monticello
Miss Householder
Newell
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Optometrist Karl Keyes Serves Jones County Glasses
Karl Keyes, an optometrist, helps residents of Jones County find perfect glasses. He offers detailed eye exams, frame fittings, and tailored lens solutions to improve vision and comfort. His clinic emphasizes precise prescriptions and stylish, durable frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl M. Keyes
Jones County
Former Monticello Resident George Haines Dies in Davenport Crash
George H. Haines a longtime Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway engineer died after a car driven by his wife overturned near Plain View Iowa on Sunday. His wife Anna or Jeanette was injured. several Haines relatives were involved in the crash. Haines had lived at 426 West Fifteenth Street Davenport and leaves a complex family history with multiple marriages and surviving relatives.
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Franklin M. South
Manchester
Monticello
Emo
Ed Brazerton
Mr. South
9Th
Iowa Infantry
Helen Armstrong
Hopkinton
Methodist Church
George H. Haines
Daily
Davenport
C., M. & St. P. Railway Co
West Fifteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Haines
Elizabeth
Marian Haines
George Haines
Gertrude Haines
William Haines
Emily Haines
Hope Haines
Georgian Haines
Willam Haines
Oxford Junction
Plain View
Jeanette I. Stevenson
Iowa
Marian
Hope
Emma Falck
Mayme Kettleson
Dubuque
Eliza Haines
Emily
Lizzie
H. A. Thoren
William J. Haines
Edwin C. Haines
The Entertainment Course At The Opera House Schedule
The Express outlines a five event series beginning November 22 with Demand Male Quartet and continuing December 12 with the Di Giorgio Orchestra January 27 featuring detective Harry J. Loose February 15 with Mr and Mrs Glenn Wells and a May concert with vocalist Minert Tickets cost 150 for adults and 100 for school children The high school encourages cheerful support and even free tickets for those unable to buy
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Opera House
di Giorgio
Harry J. Loose
Glenn Wells
the Express
di Giorgio Orchestra
Minert
Chicago
Loose
Monticello Matches Up With Central City In Big Friday Clash
Monticello high school football travels to face Central City, a heavy team averaging around 170 pounds with several over 200. Central City coached by former Monticello mentor H A Cross, aims to avenge last year’s Monticello 58 to 7 win. Captain Thompson leads the Monticello squad hoping for a hard fought upset.
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Monticello
Central City
Iowa
H. A. Cross
Harry
Linn County
Thompson
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