Items of 20 Years Ago In Clinton Area
Items of 20 years ago note Jimmy Price taking a position at M. O. Skutle's store and A. F. rebel serving Clinton Grain elevator in Holcomb's absence. Owenson shipped two carloads of cattle to Chicago with a return on Tuesday. Federal Elevator Co. shelling about 10 000 bushels of corn with Futting boys handling the work. Bradfield sold two carloads of his own cattle to Chicago with Charles present to oversee. Vaccination let many citizens suffer arm reactions, some bedridden. Mr. and Mrs. Holo Frerichs welcomed a baby girl born May 30. W. F. Woodcock contracted to paint new structures on the 1000 acre Caggar estate east of town. work to start soon. Holcomb traveled to Cedar Rapids and Dysart for business. A W. Sterling installed copper cable lightning rods on local farms. Mrs. J. A. Fredericks returned from Eagle Grove. G. F. Grantow visited a sister in Alden. Mrs. Bliss visited son A. C. Bliss in Minneapolis. Jarshow of Montana visiting relatives east of Rake. Memorial services held with Ruke noting the day as sacred for veterans. Legion boys of Buffalo Center presented a program. speaker focused less on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. P. Alne and daughter left for Hastings to attend a silver wedding anniversary.
Route News and Local Visits Across Rake
Harriet Frandel of Rake visits cousins Lillian and Bonnie Bea ver this week. Albert Lund, former Eden Trip resident who hauled cream for the Rake creamery, bought the former Chris Peterson barber shop building in Rake and opened a restaurant. Mrs Buel Lunninge visited there. Hardin County visitors Mr and Mrs J Humerick of Des Moines stayed with H G Siekel, sister to Mrs Sickel, from Saturday to Monday. Clarence Tollagson aided Z Brodlin near Keister with field work this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lund
Eden Trip
Rake Creamery
Rake
Chris Peterson
Buel Lunninge
My. Lund
Hardin County
J. Humerick
Des*Moines
H. G. Siekel
Clarence Tollagson
Z. Brodlin
Near Keister
Notice of Hog Health Mystery and State Fiscal Vetoes
Four hogs and cattle removed free of charge after intoxicated hogs rooted Maywood root. Schori Bros from Elgin turned sixty hogs out in pasture and observed circling and staggering. Governor Hammill vetoed three bills in the forty-second legislative session, including House files 19 182 and 485 addressing school construction trial jurors and substitute venire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schori Bros. of
Elgin
Maywood
Govenor Hammill
J. H. Johnson
Marion County
Vernard
Sioux County
Set House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jimmy Price
M. O. Skutle
A. F. Rebel
Clinton Grain Company
C. BH. Holcomb
A. J. Owenson
Chicago
Federal Elevator Co
C. N. Bradfield
Chicnago
Charles
Mrs. Holo Frerichs
W. FE. Woodcock
Caggar
F. P. Scholl
C. EB. Holcomb
Cedar Rapids
Dysart
AW. D. Sterling
Geo, Andrews
Harm Jutting
Stonecypher
Henry Beaver
Henry Dingle
Reuben Pomeroy
A. B. Russ
J. A. Fredericks
Eagle Grove
G. F. Grantow
Alden
Montana
Rakeister
Tunning- Anteed
Jardin County
Winnebago County
Ruke
Legion Boys of Buffalo Center
Harriet Frandel
Lillian and
Bonnie Beaver
Swea City Rendering Works
First National Bank
Interstate Power Company
Fvery Progressive Power and Light Company
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Interstate Power Company Investment Ent Dept
Dubuque, Towa
Mark X
Eecrem
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