Fine House and Farm in Kossuth by Wesley News-World
Mr and Mrs J F Cruise settle in a new 26 by 54 foot home on Evergreen Garner Farm two miles northeast of Wesley. The article details the house with electric wiring, water systems, two porches, a hot air furnace, and a 200 acre well-tiled farm with barns, stock buildings, and diverse stock including 45 cattle and 90 Duroc Jersey hogs.
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Kossuth
Wesley News-World
J. F. Cruise
Evergreen Garner Farm
Wesley Township
Craige
North Carolina
Cruise
Iowa
Town is Redeemed in 1891 Iowa Election
From the Courier of Nov 6 1891: Gov Boies and the full Democratic state ticket win by margins 5 000 to 10 000. Kossuth County narrows Republican gain to 128, electing Lantry and Graham. Democrats win in New York and Massachusetts. Ohio backs Major McKinley. Local notes include migrations, marriages, business, and civic changes.
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Courier
Boies
Kossuth
Lantry
Graham
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Major McKinley
Burt Woman's Club notes and local happenings
The Burt Woman's Club met at Mrs. Al Staehle's home with readings on The American Play and The Building of the Ship. New members Lundell Garlock Slocum join. Hazel Whitehill led a study on Miles Standish. A long list of local news covers marriages, inventions, farm yields, school term endings, travel, and community events with many named residents and nearby towns.
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Burt Woman's Club
al Staehle
Goodwin
Miss Little
Hazel Whitehill
Miles Standish
Death of John E. Arndorfer at St Benedict
John E. Arndorfer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Huschka, died at home in St. Benedict after a lengthy tuberculosis illness. Born January 22, 1888, he worked as a streetcar conductor in Minneapolis in 1915, later entering a state sanitarium before returning home. He was unmarried, engaged to Florence Stevens of St. Paul, and funeral services were held at the Catholic church with interment in St. Benedict cemetery. many relatives and friends attended from nearby towns.
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John E. Arndorfer
John Huschka
Huschka
St. Benedict
Minneapolis
Minnesota
John
Misa Plorence Stevens
St. Paul, Minn
Aga
Baeumiler
B. A. Erdmann
Omaha
A.erdmann
John M. Witte
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Willis Hallock
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J. B. Willey
Chapin
Quarton Gine
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Pharles Dammann
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Walter Fraser
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Reed
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Texas
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Mt. Vernon
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Edna Koestler
Swea City
Oscar Anderson
Willie
Tom Powers
Wisconsin
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Schemmel
Zigrang
Home Breelonaby Society
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Lillie Dexter
Dick Smith
Alden
Wessel
Harry Schumacher
Hagle Grove
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Henry Munson
Albert
Charley Meinzer
Amiret
Minn
Lem Sheldon
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White’s
Otto Smith
Miller's
Mr. Olinger
Maxwell
Parker
Mrs. Buell
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Chester White
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Geo. Steil
Phang Yun
Alguns
Arndorfer
Frank Huschke
Bradford
Jos.’ Gashiel
Mason, Ye
John Raskapt
Anthony
Agnes Frosch
Rane
Maurice
Ppa Lene
Gari
Ironing Board
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Aiedna
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