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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1896

Page

2

Center Junction News and Local Notes in 1896

Center Junction reports social calls from Mrs. Slossen and Mrs. McKelvey, visits by C. S. Chapin and O. J. Felton, and Cedar Rapids and Epworth connections. 25 to 30 men lay steel for the C M & St P railroad, mostly boarding with Mrs. Collins. The Lyons family plans a westward move to Cannon City, and the McKinley club grows under Capt. Krouse with lieutenants Brinkman and Krouse.

Geo. ‘Slossen C. S. Chapin Chicago Kent Kunt Oxford Junction O. J. Felton M. R. Carter Cedar Rapids Della McKelvey Epworth Iowa Isbell Collins R. G. Lyons Ida Cannon City Col Lyons West McKinley Club Capt. Krouse H. Brinkman Will Krouse Krouse

Langworthy Notes Highlight Local Events and Accidents

Langworthy reports a Castle Grove visitor Mr Hl A Glass and a busy campaign year with literature distribution. The Langworthy McKinley club forms with thirty members. Stephen Batchelder suffers a serious silo accident while cutting fodder. A sociable for M E pastor at F Darrows is announced next Friday. Dr Smith from London visits Langworthy before moving to Viola. Rahn delivers a strong German speech amid poor weather. A sizable crowd attends a recent meeting despite the weather.

Langworthy Hl. A. Glass Castle Grove Langworthy McKinley Club Stephen Batchelder F. Darrow M. E Smith

Riverside School Pupils Mark Perfect Attendance

Riverside school in Scotch Grove township records show students with no absences or tardies during the term and last month. Named with perfect attendance include Ella Hildenbrandt Pearl Stine Anna Stine Ira Stine Earl Stine Delbert Stine Leona Webster Lou Webster and Alpha Wright.

Riverside School Scotch Grove Township Anna Stine Ira Stine Earl Stine Delbert Stine Leona Webster Lou Webster Alpha Wright Minnie E. Ricn

Republicans and Democrats headline Iowa statehood celebration days

Burlington prepares for a two day political observance during the Iowa semi centennial with leading figures expected. Ex President Harrison and Chauncey M Depew may speak on Republican day October 5, while Democratic day October 8 features William Jennings Bryan. Rail traffic expected to be heavy to handle crowds.

Iowa Burlington Harrison Chauncey M. Depew McKinley Wm. Jennings Bryan Burington

Main Street Water Main Bid Accepted In Sept Meeting

Council met in extra session with present members Overing Bohlken Heisey Clark Button Mayor and Clerk. The bid by C L VanMeter for laying water main on Main street was accepted as corrected and the pipe job ordered completed by October 10. A bank rent communication was delayed until next meeting and warrants were debated for interest and renewal. Adjournment followed.

Overing Bohlken Heisey Clark Button Schoonover Main Main Street C. L. VanMeter Monticello State Bank J. F.prtcina

For Sale 200 Acre Farm West of Monticello

200 acre farm offered for sale two miles west of Monticello. Enquiries at the premises by Elizanern Char. Potential buyers invited to inspect property and discuss terms direct with owner.

Anne Monticello Elizanern Char

Decorating Fabrics in Java and the Sarrong Weaving Method

A Paris Nature excerpt by M. Albert Tissandier outlines how Java sarrong fabrics are made. Workers trace designs on calico, apply melted wax with a copper instrument, then dye the cloth in stages red indigo and white to reveal intricate multi colored patterns. The process is delicate and time consuming, producing fabrics praised for their fancy and harmonious tints.

Java Albert Tissandier Paris Nature Hoe

Fool bicyclist endangers streetcar riders in Springfield

The Springfield Republican decries a new type of reckless rider who speeds on quiet streets toward Main Street to collide with passing streetcars. The piece notes his lack of experience, the near-certain danger, and calls for swift action to curb the menace before more deaths occur.

Springfield Springfield Republican

Mrs Bingo confronts smoking son in Pearson’s Weekly

Mrs Bingo declares Bobbie found with a box of cigarettes. Bingo wonders if the boy smokes and fears the habit undermining his health and deceit. She confirms taking the box away and asks if any were left.

Bingo Bobbie Pearson’s Weekly

Waggs Witty Exchange Reveals Baby Is a Girl

Harlem Life notes a playful exchange with a young matron, confirming the baby is a girl. Separately a hair industry claim attributes most wig hair to Italian Spanish sources for dark tresses and Swedish Danish Russian German peasant hair for blondes.

Waggs Mrs. Fullbloom

Two Girls Wanted For Housework At Cedar Rapids Firm

Two girls to do housework with good wages and steady employment for competent persons. Apply by letter or in person to Mrs. Dn G. R. Skinner at 515 Sixth Ave Cedar Rapids Ia.

G. R. Skinner Sixth Ave Cedar Rapids

Convicts Idealize Bob Briefly in Tasmanian Tale

A Melbourne stage star describes touring Hobart Town audiences in Hobart Tasmanian production. He notes the pit crowd of ticket of leave men reacted with mixed sympathy and hostility as the hero of the play embodies persecuted innocence amid convict stigma. The piece reflects on colonial attitudes and theater clashes in Hobart Town.

Tasmanian Melbourne Haymarket van Diaman’s Land Tasmania England Hobart Hobart Town Pearson’s Magazine

Baron de Hirsch and the Deathly Reputation Surrounding Him

The Boston Advertiser recounts rumors about Baron de Hirsch as Europe’s feared figure of superstition and intrigue. It notes alleged misfortunes befalling allies, his uncanny influence over events, and a controversial social sting on his standing, including a Jockey Club ban in Vienna and alleged manipulation of royal circles.

Baron Hirach Baron de Hirsch Count Weinpfen France Paris Baron von Blaschke Rudolph of Austria de Hirsch Meyerling Europe Henry Coward Pompey Caronini Lucien Jockey Club Vienna Count Festeticr Prince of Wales Kesthely Hungary Boston Advertiser

Hadrian's Villa Impressions From a Brief Visit

The writer wanders the Hadrian villa plateau amid olive groves and peasants, noting vast ruins resembling a city. He recalls the painted porch, guesthouse, stadium, and other sites, contrasting Hadrian’s grandeur with the timeless landscape and Serapis valley nearby.

Hadrian Triclinium Canopus Tempe Vatican Christian Register

Glass eye exchange evokes cold wager in Indianapolis Journal

A brief exchange about a glass eye turns chilly as one man mocks the other's glass eye while the other responds with a frigid stare, captured in the Indianapolis Journal.

Indianapolis Journal

Republican County Convention for Jones County Iowa

Notice that the Republican convention of Jones county Iowa will meet in Anamosa on September 29 1896 at 11 am to select 11 delegates for the Republican Judicial Convention in Marion on October 2. Township representation details are provided by O R Ricker and A Mattnessen as Republican Central Committee and Secretary.

Jones County Iowa Anamosa Town Towa Marion

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