Anuric Promises Kidney Relief and Wellness Advice
An advertisement-style piece urges readers to try Dr. Pierce s Anuric tablets to combat dizziness backache irregular urine and rheumatic pains claiming quick relief. It cites Civil War veteran testimonials and recommends open air exercise light diet and abundant water, with a trial offer and Buffalo New York contact for Dr. W M Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Bright
Doctor Pierce
Biurrs
Iowa
High Street
Org
Anuric
W. M. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Lithia
Farmers Seeding Busy Amid Town News and Visits
April 1 1918 county notes detail Busy farming activities Frank Bullman owns a new Ford car Harry Oleson building a house for Will Sehutta Harold Spaun returns from Waterloo Mrs Ray Waters travels to Lansing Dr Nash visits Waukon. township board meets at Ma sonic hall. many residents visit Decorah Postville Ravena Frankville and Castalia. Thrift stamps aid Ladies Aid. Dr Nash plans to move to Fenton. Frankville Red Cross reports February March outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bullman
Harry Oleson
Will Sehutta
Harold Spaun
Waterloo
Ray Waters
Lansing
Dr. Nash
Waukon
Masonic Hall
G. D. Bollman
Decorah
Postville
Walter van Wey
Bethel
Geo. McClintock
Irvin Hughes
Will Bloxham
Castalia
Chris Leer
Clive
Tom French
Ravena
Emma Letchford
Glen
Vern
Geo, Waters and Eaton
Frankville
L. C. Spaun
Lewie Felke
Irving Crawford
Sherman Bollman
Geo. Letchford
J. C. Spann
Lewis Felke
Albert Tllmer
Ludlow
John Leer
Frank Kneeskern
Burg
Chas, Brouillet
Mr. Miller
Cumberland
Wis
Fritz Dreier
Dubuque
J. A. Peck
Lynn Crawford
John Lydon
Nora
Will Crabtree
Harry Harvey
J. EB. Kneeskern
Jeasie van Wey
Presbyterian Church
Ammi Smith
Altha Daubney
Geo
Wolf
Nash
Fenton
Corwin
Des Moines
Edna Omstad
McGregor
Geo. Wolf
Lloyd
Dodge
Washington, D. C
Local notes bring visits, illness, weddings and war talk
Irving Hughes moves his saw mill to Washington Prairie while local residents visit Castalia and Bethel for weddings and church events. Mrs. Harry Harvey undergoes tumor surgery with nurse care, a village school closes for vacation, and a Red Cross benefit dance is held. WCTU gathers at Nettie Waters home with music, readings and a wartime address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hughes
Chris Waters
Washington Prairie
Kelley
Waukon
Brown
Wisconsin
Francis Padden
Lydia Padden
Mabel
Minn
Merrie Smith
Ida
Bethel
Lester Smith
Dora Harris
Bernice Brouillet
Decorah
Harry Harvey
The
Red Cross
Masonic Hall
Castalia Orchestra
Fred Duval
Otto Keehring
Dave Ludeking
Ludlow
Fred Smeideskamp
R. H. Waters
Geneva
Geo. A. Waters
Robbie Waters
Taesseee Pilgrim
Leo Birdsell
Walter Kneeskern
Ruth Bollman
Ruby Nash
Myrtie van Wey
Postville
Castalia
Ossian
Messrs
Moss
Walter Pilgrim
Gene Birdsell
Ray Birdsell
Rob Waters
Ray Waters
Geo. Sherman
T. J. Crawford
Irvin Hughes
J. B. Hart
Leslie White
Beatrice Brousseau
Marion
Kelleher and
Kiesau
Nash
Sawyer
Nettie Waters
Stella Waters
Edna Bollman
Reading
Geo. Letchford
Kate Peck
Centennial social notes from Ossian and area
Agnes Moen visits Ossian while residents and visitors are named in a stream of social calls. The record lists Otto, Danie ls, and Allen families hosting and visiting relatives across Ossian Ravena Decorah and nearby towns with several home improvements and travels noted.
Weekly Weather Report Summary
The report notes a warm week with bright days. March four day average reached 62.1 degrees above the normal by 21.1, while April three day average was 50.3, 9.9 below the normal.
Local Visitors and Health Notes From Decorah Area
Jim Johnson and John Reuter were in town visiting last week with Anna Hunter, while Clinton Fifield and Clyde Barnes were Decorah visitors on Sunday. Measles victim Ervie Reuter reported from Camp Dodge. Several residents attend gatherings, repairs, and visits across Harmony Cresco and Prairie du Chien as families and friends travel and host events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Johnson
John Reuter
Anna Hunter
Austin
Clinton Fifield
Clyde Barnes
Burton Stephenson
Camp Dodge
Ervie Reuter
Grange Hall
H. Barnes
Harmony
Gus
Anderson
W. A. Clink
Grandma Barnes
Mrs. Handke
Joe Culbert
Ny ~ Hunter
Chas
Curtis
Allyn Dasham
Cresco
Emelia Hoiness
Elias Hoiness
Fred Todd
Decorah
Ada Young
Chas, Smith
Reuter
Minnie Smythe
Prairie du Chien
Grace Smith
J. Sobolik
Lois Soltow
Christina Holness
Luella Barnes
Wm. River
Riceville
W. A. Daskam
Vernon
Ravena Community Roundup of Social and Farm Work
Local notes from Ravena and nearby areas report illnesses, visits, and farm activity. Grandma Miller lists, Dr. Juen called in Ravena. several residents travel to Decorah Cresco Pelican Rapids and Ossian. Lansing and Towson families transact cattle and lumber deals. A social gathering at Mrs. Leo Meyer’s closes with cards and singing.
Cedar Valley Chronicle of Local Contacts in Early April
Alvin Bulmer visited Gjetley last Sunday while John Sime called from Decorah and Wesneota. John Olson rang Sever Borsheim on Monday. Wil Gjetley and wife rode out Monday. Lewis Lawson passed through Thursday and Theo Thorson was a Decorah business caller Friday. Hattie Bigeed stayed with Barbara Borsheim from Sunday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Bulmer
Gjetley
John Sime
Decorah
Wesneotae
John Olson
Sever Borsheim
Wil Gjetley
Lewis Lawson
Theo. Thorson
Hattie Bigeed
Barbara Borsheim
Local Decorah Visitors and Calls Reported
Melvin Peterson visited with home folks last Sunday and assisted John Sime at work last Saturday. Decorah businessmen called on John Sime last Saturday. Barbara Borsheim spent Easter with her chum Hattie Dinger. Theo Thorson called on Ole Bringe on Canoe Ridge last Sunday. Orella Rasmussen and Idella Olson were Decorah callers Saturday. Oscar Jacobson from Sattre was a caller in this burg last Thursday. T. Anderson called on Sever Borsheim and John Sime last Sunday. Sever Borsheim and Melvin Peterson were seen in Decorah last Thursday. Albert Peterson and Hattie Dinger called on Barbara Borsheim Sunday. Bertie Borsheim visited with aunt Mrs Ole Bringe of Canoe Ridge from Friday to Saturday. Mrs Bringe has been very sick but is better. Theo Thorson Pete Borsheim Lars Sorenson Gene Headington Lars Rasmussen Eddie Anderson Amund Borsheim Glen Headington Ole Sime all called on Grover Headington Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Miller
Dr. Juen
Ravena
Anton Anderson
Decorah
Leo Barthelme
Cresco
Wm. Abraham
W. Lansing
Joe Smith
Joe Broghammer
Theo
Rosa
Arthur Lang
Leo Meyer
Pance
Hans Nygaard
Pelican Rapids
Mion
Will Kipp
Barthelme
Sven Tovson
Torger Howe
Arbogast
Wenzel Lansing
Oscar Tovson
Frank Lansing
Erickson
Anna Daniels
Centennial
A. Peck
Will Meyer
Melvin Peterson
John Sime
Barbara Borsheim
Hattie Dinger
Thorson
Ole Bringe
Canoe Ridge
Orella Rasmussen
Idella Olson
Oscar Jacobson
Sattre
Sever Borsheim
Albert Peterson
Ole
Sever
Amund Borsheim
Peter Borsheim
Bertie Borsheim
Pete Borsheim
Lars Sorenson
Gene Headington
Lars Rasmussen
Eddie Anderson
Glen Headington
Ole Sime
Grover Headington
Griswold
Young People’s Society
Lincoln Church
Allen Butz
Ernest Owen
Orlando
Lawrence Qualley
Luther
Evans
Caro
John Powers
Madeira
Minn
X. Armstrong
Win Kratz
Cyrus Barfoot
Deco‘rah
Ridgeway
Erwin Kuntz
Fayette
Olwen Howden
Dodge
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Blanche Benson
Camp Dodge
O. R. Ringoen
St. Paul
Ringoen
Arlie
Hesper
R. A. Griswold
Buzz
Chas, Degro
Milwanuskee Ave
Standard Tearers’ Society
M. EB
Sam Kuntz
Morgan Church
Libbey
Alice Bakken
Esther Brekke
Adele Hickey
Forest City
Epworth League
Ada Griffith
Gilbert Bakken
Ole Bakken
Hl. Wemark
C. Flatland
J. H. Bakken
Mr. Bakken
Arthur Johnson
Wesnesday
Kallispell
Mont
Baptist
Oaklawn
Johnson
Rans Wentworth
Eva Wentworth
Lal
Esther Aegerter
W. E. Wiedeman
W. FE. Wiedeman
Chas. Kuntz
John Aegerter
Arthur Kratz
Clara Kuntz
Della Fosse
Dan Krueger
Florenceville
Theo. Kratz
Protivin
Spillville
John Kirschman
Joyce
Ole Sanderson
John Reinhart
Schild
Carl Haakenson
Gale
Cresco Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Travel
Cresco residents and guests are listed in a lengthy social roundup with multiple names and trips. Mrs Griswold and Mrs Schuetz among Cresco callers, visits to Decorah and Cresco noted, while others travel to Fayette, Postville, and Lisbon area. A death in Grand Rapids and funeral in Cresco are mentioned along with church activities and school updates.
Merchants Band and Drum Corps To Perform Patriot Program
Tomorrow night the Merchants Band and the Drum Corps will present a program of patriotic selections as a preliminary to the Liberty band campaign.
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Merchants Band
Drum Corps
Farmers urged to buy Iowa Block Silo for durability
An advertisement seeks farmers to choose the Iowa Block Silo, claiming fire proof wind proof and decay proof. It offers full construction or supply of materials with masons, and encourages calling phone number 2 for prices and arrangements.
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Iowa
Community notes from Western Lincoln area week after Easter
Good Friday observations and Easter reflections mark local life with visits to Cresco Ridgeway Protivin Spillville and Decorah. Neighbors like John Aegerter Rollie Kuatz and the Kratz families share calls, shopping, and seeding progress as Creco area routines resume after a lamb-like March pace and time changes.
Evangelical Church Notes and Local Socials Report
Cresco residents hosted Rev. W A Scholer and Mr Gager at dinner. Sarah and Thelma Sanderson visited Cresco between trains for dental work. Mr and Mrs John Aegerter dined with C Sehilds and families at Easter. Ridgeway opera house hosted the lecture bureau finale. Sunday services at Evangelical church included Sunday school at 10 30 am and a meeting. Kam festa Kratz family hosted others for dinner and a social afternoon at Sumner township. Chas Glass of Bert Atkinson visited Cresco. Rev Scholer preached his last service before conference and leaves Monday for Story City Iowa for the annual ministers conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scholer
Cresco
Ridgeway
Evangelial Church
Theo
Kratz
Deno Kratz
Sumner Township
Chas
Glass
Bert Atkinson
Evangelical Church
Story City
Iowa
Sousa Band Concert At Calmar Draws About A Thousand
A Great Lakes Naval Training Camp band under John Philip Sousa conducted a Monday morning concert at Calmar for about 1000 people. The 25 musicians included a manager and several marines who performed a brief drill. The act had been divided into three divisions to aid the Liberty bond sale, but Sousa himself was absent.
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Great Lakes
John Philip Sousa
Calmar
Sousa
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County News
Agnes Moen
Walter Koch
Ford
Alfred Ehler
Henry
Henry Mundt
Frida
Toneeshoan
Mary Foelmaker
Rae Runkle
August Peck
Edith DeCou
Jerrine
Blanche Allen
Webb Rosa
Elmer Lennon
R. French
Grandma Atpadel
Ginapp
A. Peck’s
Isaac Duff
Gladys Miller
North of Decorah
Lew Spaun
Lewis Felks
Eber DeCoy
Bernice
Leonard Allen
Duff
Misa Nelle
Daniela
Eleanor Runkle
J. Moen
Edwin Ginapp
al. Boeckman
John Moen
Fd. Youmans
Edna
Clarence Miller
Ossian Jare
Youmans
Mra. Stevens
Joe Fhler
Tony Heiman
Henry Heiman
Mat Wiltgen
Amy Moen
Paul Ode
Humber Steele
Ellendale
Amanda Ginapp
Ernest Allen
Geo. Allen
Phillie Wiltgen
Joe Ehler
Will Wiltgen
Iowa City
Mra Clarence Miller
Vaida
Deborah
Mrs Stevens
Weekly Weather Report
Kendallville
Fred Rathbun
John DeCouhaul
Andrew Barthelme
F. Lansing
Saueressig
Will Kuhse
John
Frank Broghammer
Olivia
Margaret Lansing
Cedar Valley
Lincoln
Will Wagner
Amelia Kratz
Chas, Kuntz
Rollie
Jim Soukup
Great Britain
New York
France
Spain
United States
Standard Telephone Company
M. J. Soukup
Goodrich
Goodrich Testedaenstires
Silvertown
America
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Mason City
N. Federal Ave
Spruce
Akron
Ohio
Cxzioem Geodteh Puckese
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