Iowa News Roundup with Local Prizes and Trials
The Cedar Rapids charity tops a thousand dollars for Galveston sufferers while Anamosa notes a lady dentist Dr. Lillie Young McKinney. Reports cover rabies losses near Zwingle, a $10,000 suit in Olin, census growth, teacher association meeting, elopement arrests, and multiple local deaths and legal actions.
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Anamosa
Lillie Young McKinney
Congregational Society of Manchester
E. M. Rooney
Olin
Fred Wesseman
Cedar Rapids
Northeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Clinton
Iowa
Democrats faulted over empire and aid across oceans
A correspondent notes that Democrats criticized the president for Philippine war actions yet spared censure for British Africa, China rescue, and Galveston aid. The Milwaukee railroad will double track its Iowa main line as freight demand outpaces capacity. The Express and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean costs 2 dollars with advance payment required.
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Philippines
Africa
China
Galveston
Millwaukee Railroad Company
Iowa
Correspondence from Onslow Seeks Local Happenings
Onslow notes list visitors including Miss Lou Noyes and Miss Blanche Johnson. George A. Hanna improves after illness. Smith Cooley from Wartford visits his parents. Chas Miller of Davenport calls on friends. A stone carload arrives to macadamize Main street. W. C. Paul and Vera return from Ohio. J. W. Orr couple mourn death of their two weeks old baby. P. C. Blackmar and wife return to Peterson. Leveret Brown and i. i. Brown guests in town. ii. Atwood slowly recovering under doctor. Harmon Hicks and wife from Calhoun county visiting. Invitations issued for wedding Benton Johnston and Jessie Senderson. Bert Klima and John Klima home from Des Moines for weekend. both employed by Northwestern railroad.
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Onslow
Lou Noyes
Blanche Johnson
Wyoming
Geo. A. Hanna
Smith Cooley
Wartford
Kansas
Chas, Miller
Davenport
Main
W. C. Paul
Vera
Ohio
J. W. Orr
Clay Township
P.C. Blackmar
Peterson
Town
Leveret Brown
Des Moines
I. i. Brown
II. Atwood
Northwestern Railroad Company
Wheat yields and town notes from Castle Grove
Local items report Jack Frost arrival and teaching changes at No 8. The school board met. several residents ill or traveling. Tent meetings continue. Monticello guests attend. Miss Mitchell resigns No 5 teaching post for Anamosa schools. Wheat yields 1s to 20 bushels per acre. Thieves sought by Cedar Rapids trader traced toward Langworthy.
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Thos. Cunningham
Hugo Lutz
St. Sebald
Downerville
A.W. M. Caspers
C. FF. Krueger
Doon
Monticello
Lonie Mitchell
No. 5
Anamosa
C. W. Edwards
Denver
Colorado
Chas. Rigby
Harvey
Independence
Capt. O'Brien
Prairieburg
Miss Young
Miss Mitchell
Permott
Jones County
Hume Twomley
Alexandria
South Dakota
Cunningham
Twomley
Stevenson
Cedar Rapids
Langworthy
Temperance Concert at Christian church Monday evening
Sunday school announces a Temperance Concert at the Christian church Monday evening with admission 10 cents. Castle Grove dent meetings led by Capt. O'Brien continue this week with services at 8 pm daily and 3 and 8 pm Sunday. Presbyterians, Congregational, M. E. churches hold usual Sunday worship and sermons. US 2. church hosts Sunday school and morning services at 10 and 11 am.
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Sunday School of the Christian Church
Dent
Castle Grove
Capt. O'Brien
The
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Estray Mare and Local Notices From Cedar Rapids Iowa
An estray bay mare described as 15 hands with a branded right shoulder marked H is held for ownership proof and costs. Various ads follow including for sale of farms, a 147 acre farm near Monticello, rentable farms near Monticello, a Chestnut street house in Cedar Rapids, Tomesekers excursion tickets, and a Prohibition Convention in Center Junction on Sept 26 1900 with addresses for organizers.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway
Cedar Rapids
Center Junction
Final report of administrator for Podlaski estate filed
Notice states H. M. Carpenter as administrator of the estate of Frank J. Podlaski deceased with will annexed has the final report on file in the clerk of the district court Jones County Iowa. Final hearing and approval set for Monday Oct 1 1900.
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H. M. Carpenter
Frank J. Podlaski
Jones County
Iowa
Marcos Bozzaris
Dubuque County
Anamosa
Auction at Monticello Farm Sale Counts Livestock Pack
The sale begins at 1 p.m. at the farmer's Monticello area. Items include 143 cattle: 40 steers two years old 25 calving heifers 48 yearlings 40 calves and 6 horses with two suckling colts plus 10 choice shoots. Terms are 12 months with 7 percent interest, approved security. Lunch served. Auctioneer A Matthiessen, clerk Palmer Hosford. 13 GERHARD EILers
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Monticello
A. Matthiessen
Palmer Hosford
Notice of final report hearing in Rigby estate
Final report of Geo Schoonover administrator of John S Rigby deceased is on file in Jones County Iowa district court clerk's office. Final hearing and approval set for Monday October 1 1900. Clerk Thwe J Hartman signs.
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Geo. Schoonover
John S. Rigby
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Thwe J
A Hartman
District Court of
Jones Co
Farm for sale or rent in Delaware County details
Notice announces a 195 acre farm in Delaware county for sale or rent located a quarter mile from a school and church. Also seeking a renter for a 160 acre farm near Ryan. Listed by E Topp of Hazel Green Iowa with August 27 date.
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Delaware County
Ryan
Hazel
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M. J. Mulgrew
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Waterloo
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Waddick
M. E
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New York Sun
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Towa
A. B. Royer
W. G. Courtney
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D. E. Kenor
George Henderson
Wm. Henderson
Chestnut Street
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Dee
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Kk. R. Young
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J. A Hartman
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A. J
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M. W. Herrick
Oregon
C. W. Brown
Golden Eagle
Gerhard Eilers
Golden Eagle Clothing House
Clothiers
Eiddikidd
D. Mundell
Monticello State Bank
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