Death of Henry Stenberg Brother in Minnesota
Ardon Stenberg of Grove City Minnesota died November 15 1929 after a short illness with pneumonia and brain hemorrhage. Born December 25 1872 near Randall Indiana he married Bertha Sheldahl August 29 1894 and had nine children. He farmed near Ratcliffe Indiana Dunmore Minnesota Canby and Grove City and worked in well drilling. Funeral was November 18 at his home and Arndt Church Grove City with Rev. Trelstad officiating. Survived by widow five children and five brothers and a sister.
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Ardon Stenberg
Elmore
Grove City
Minnesota
Adolph Stenberg
Hans Stenberg
Hamiton County
Randall
Bertha Sheldahl
Sheldahl
Ratcliffe
Dhnore
Canby
Minn
Arndaht
Trelstad
Jake Butelson
Irene Mason
Radcliffe, In
Sivanson
Keel
Chester
N@ilard
Albert
Semna
George Nelson
Irene
Clifford Johnson
Christ Stenberg
Ellsworth
Henry Stenberg
Thompson
Oscar Stenberg
Blue Earth
Joseph Stenberg
Dlmore
Magdalene Reigem
Dakota
John Stenberg
Slater
Ian Elmore Dye
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Dogs as a menace prompt tax hikes and calls for action
The Pocahontas county auditor announces an imminent dog tax increase to cover claims from farm losses. He cites German police dogs with wolf-like aggression and even crossing with wolves endangering humans. Montgomery county mirrors this with a tax rise to reimburse farmers for damaged flocks and herds. Fayette county farmer W. Peters urges assessors to shoot unreturned dogs, noting leases of life three years to evade tax.
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Pocahontas County
Montgomery County
Peters
Fayette County
Legion Fraternizes With Late Enemies at Fredericksburg
Tdoyd L. Tyilycke of New Hampshire Chickasaw county reports an unusual Fredericksburg gathering where County Legion members hosted nearly twenty men who served in German and Austrian armies in World War I. Once deemed traitorous, time tempered judgment and the meeting fostered unexpected comradeship.
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Tdoyd L. Tyilycke
New Hampton Chickasaw County
Fredericksburg
Legion
Otder
Hounds Chase Jackrabbits in Avoca Rabbit Race
George Lippold Jr near Avoca staged a race between Kansas jackrabbits and hounds. The first rabbit escaped by dodging. The second was caught but unharmed as the dogs tired and only touched their captive.
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Geo. Lippold, Jr
Avoca
Raise Domestic Rabbits Profitability Highlighted
Government figures show domestic rabbits yield higher profits than poultry. A magazine article explains the trend and offers subscription details for National Rabbit Journal at 4702 Mission Road Dept 777 Kansas City Kansas.
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Our
Journal
Mission Road
Dept
Kansas City
Kansas
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