Monticello Express circulation and masthead note
The Monticello Express notes weekly publication each Thursday with J W Coxsee as editor and proprietor and subscription price listed at 81.75 per year.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
2
The Monticello Express notes weekly publication each Thursday with J W Coxsee as editor and proprietor and subscription price listed at 81.75 per year.
At Anamosa a Republican nominating meeting drew a lively crowd and sparked a spirited ballot battle as party supporters packed the hall and debated candidates.
A packed Jones county Republican convention in Anamosa nominated a full county ticket after a long sheriff contest with seventeen ballots amid a spirited labor to unite the Fairview delegation. Nominees included W. N. Dearborn for representative and A. W. Waggoner for sheriff with support for H. P. Barber or John Cohoon as alternatives, while other officials were chosen by acclimation.
John Hasler loses a cow on Monday. J. B. Clark and Pat Troy report hog losses from cholera. D. J. Hogan ships cattle to Chicago and loses an animal at Monticello stock yards costing 385 dollars. Several residents travel to Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, and Manitoba for education, court, and visits. A coppery accident is described where Dr. Frank McLaughlin opened dental parlors in Tonka after a giant powder explosion.
Frank survived a blast that left him within ruins as he was cut from the debris. He wore torn clothes and lost office gear but escaped serious injury. A republican caucus convened in schoolhouse No. 8 with J. A. Deischer as chair and S. M. Hosford as secretary. Delegates chosen for the county convention at Anamosa. A township ticket nominated for trustee, clerk, justice, and constables to fill vacancies.
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