Captain Huff Dead In Meascona County Resident Remembered
The Rome paper notes the death of Captain Huff at his Meascona home. He served 1862 to 1865, later fostering this county's agriculture. Described as kind and honest, Huff's memory remains a green spot for friends who knew him well, with emphasis on his military service and charitable nature.
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Rome
Meassona
Aw. Huff
Huft
Anita
Captain Hutt
Hutt
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Huff
Lfe
Havner
Harding
Ihig
Register
Attorney-General
Hayner
Poltself
Iowa
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in wartime critique
Poem satirizes the tightwad and plutocrat during peace and fear, urging self sacrifice for Red Cross aid, veteran support, and national unity. It contrasts a widowed helper with wealthy hoarders, urging communal duty despite personal sting. Copyright 1917 Geo. Matthew Adams.
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Red Cross
Geo
Matthew Adams
Elk Horn News Letter highlights local students and college opening
Misses Agnes and Edith Petersen return from Des Moines while Anna Jensen of Albert Lea becomes Elk Horn College winter teacher. Arthur Petersen heads to Dana College Blair. Local events include Beta club, Danish church youth meeting, and vaudeville by Jess Adams Comedians. Elk Horn College opens winter term with Rav. Matthieson and faculty. Farm loan ad from Wood & Savery ends.
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Elk Horn
Agnes
Edith Petersen
Des Moines
Anna Jensen
Albert Lea
Minn
Elk Horn College
Walter Gregersen
Greger Gregersen
Young People’s Society of the Danish Church
Arthur Petersen
Lars Petersen
Blair
Neb
Dana College
Hansie Marquesen
Ida Petersen
Frits Clemmensen
Hans Petersen
Rasmus Hansen
Holward Welsen
Andrew Pettersen
Viggo Rasmussen
Viborg
S.dak
Jess Adams
Petersen Opera Hall
Laura Jensen
Denver
Colo
Elsie Sornsen
Coon Rapids
George Petersen
Knad Jessen
Misseu
Anna
Dorothea Jensen
Elsi¢ Sornsen
Cecilie
Marie Carlsen
John
Sorn Carlsen
Carl Jensen
Charles-Schack-home
The
Rav. Matthieson
Hansen Heights
A. G. Boose
R. J. Hanon
Thos. Jessen
Henry Petersen
George. Petersen
Andrew" Christensen
Marne
Local Grant Notes and Rural Carrier Exam in 1918
Grant residents report social visits and events including Ethel Bacon visiting Aleda Black piffn Mrs Wier Flora Kilpatrick at Forest Parker home and M E Ladies bazaar. News notes R A Hacon Morton Mill and Wm Bacon moving to farm near Flatt. Civil Service announces January 12 1918 rural carrier exam for Cass Iowa counties open to domiciled male citizens.
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H. F. Porter
Blackburn
Aleda
Atlantic
R. A. Hacon
Morton Mill
L. D. Foote
N. H. Jones
Omaha
Wm. L. Bacon
Flatt
Patrick
Russell Nary
Eva Ashibaugh
Aleda Blackburn
Ethel Bacon
Jasper Paullin
Guthrie Center
Frank Jarvis
Willisea
Work Rm
Crossweight
United States Civil Services Commission
Cass
Iowa
Ito
Lewis and Maine
Atlantic Office
United States Civil Service
Commission
Washington, D.C
Washington
They Have Moved What The Park Pannatorium
The notice states the PARK PANUTORIUM has moved to a new location near Alexander's, with a reference to better facilities. It mentions door positions and guarantees care with soft water and pure soap to ensure quality work by MODEL LAUNDRY.
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Park Panutorium
Alexander
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