Army of the Cumberland meeting at G A R hall
Wyoming reports the Army of the Cumberland held its annual meeting at the G A R hall with noted attendance of veterans and families. The Relief Corps provided a large dinner and only one veteran remains from the Chickamauga battle.
Onslow News Notes Funeral, Moves, and Local Happenings
Residents from this station attended Harry Hall’s burial in Cascade last Saturday. Several townspeople including Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Hattie Lamey with daughter Mildred traveled to the service. Harry Hall leaves a wife a son aged 19 and a 13 year old daughter. Howard Hall works in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Lamey reports Dr Hepler retires after one last dental job and lecture on Sherman’s March to the Sea. Pat Edwards of Edwards & Son plans to stay in Canada farming 500 acres wheat. Monmouth depot thefts: 7 sugar bags recovered, three suspects arrested. Mary Carter sells home to W C Holtz with possession Nov 1 and public sale Oct 10. Reunion trip to Maquoketa for 24th Iowa veterans noted. Onslow lecture course opens Sept 380th with a ladies quartet.
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Onslow
Cascade
Harry Hall
J. B. Lyons
Mra
M.M. Franks
C. W. McMaster
Ella
Hattie Lamey
Mildred
N. B. Noyes
R. D. Cooley
Canada
H. H. Hall
Monmouth
R. R. Co
Mary Carter
W. C. Holtz
Accident injures Center Junction man during hill run
John Eggers suffered a severe accident while descending a hill west of the Milwaukee track on a load of shingles. He was dragged after his feet tangled in lines, sustaining deep head bruising and a broken leg but is resting and expected to recover.
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Center Junction
John Eggers
Milwaukee Track
Nebraska
James Andrews
James Young
Harvey Young
Bride
C. A. Scofield
J. L. Club
Albert Welch
Anamosa
Edith Sinkey
W. A. Stingley
Elwood
Spohn
Elges
Local church and town notices from Monticello area
The L A of the M E church will meet with Mrs Springer on Thursday September 24. Rev Phillips traveled to Cedar Rapids on Tuesday evening for the M E conference. Mesdames Courtney Baels and Sesbusen visited Monticello on Saturday. M H Leight returned from a western trip on Tuesday evening. Dr Kent had a visit from his son Bert last Friday. Mrs Harry Stingley is visiting relatives in town.
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L. A
M. E. Church
Local Notes from Scotchtown Grove Community
Mr and Mrs R P Clark welcomed a baby girl born Sunday September 20. Mrs L M Rice improves after illness. Several residents, including Bert and Mrs Robert Clark, Ed Hughes, and Nellie Sutherland, were seen in Cedar Rapids and Center Junction. Visitors from Monticello and Laur el Nebraska were noted.
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Scotcbh Grove
R. P. Clark
Nelson Kiburz
Bert Kiburz
Cedar Rapids
Nellie Sutherland
Center School
Frank Royden
Arthur Himebaugh
Hopkinton
Mable Henrichs
Olive Warner
Monticello
Ben Boblken
Laurel
Nebraska
Ed Hughes
J. B. Moses
Center Junction
Lyle Callahan
Inez Nelson
L. M. Rice
Bert Clark
Robert Clark
Bales
Rice
R. W. Brady
Wm. Elges
John Letze
Free medical tour offers cures for many ailments in Monticello IA
Dr Potters a Boston Electro Medical Institute president will visit Monticello on Sunday September 27 at the Lovell Hotel offering free consultation examination and medicines to cure deafness catarrh throat lung disease eye ear stomach liver kidneys rheumatism paralysis neuralgia nervous and heart disease epilepsy Brights disease bladder blood and skin diseases goiter and stammering. Patients must be accompanied by husbands if married and no charge for medicine.
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Potters
Boston Electro Medical Institute
Jadiea
Lovell Hotel
Monticello
Iowa
Wilson Silent Reply to Belgians in 400 Words
St. Paul Pioneer Press reports President Wilson’s brief reply to Belgian delegates who waited on him contained no remarks beyond a 400 word statement. The piece frames the reply as a notable display of U.S. neutrality and restraint.
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St. Paul
Asthmador Guaranteed Relief Offered in Monticello
Dr Rudolf Schiffmann declares Asthmador will relieve asthma hay fever and bronchial asthma instantly with a 60 cent package. If not satisfied buyers may return it to Palmer Pharmacy for a full refund. Gaurantee extends to other areas via local druggists or direct from Dr. Schiffmann.
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Palmer Pharmacy
Monticello
Rudolphh Schiffmann
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul, Minn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Offering Reward
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Fr J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Bank endorses Cheney as trustworthy. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. 75 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & Coo
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
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