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Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1914

Page

4

Decorah Gun Club Hosts Notable Summer Trap Shoot

The Decorah Rod and Gun Club hosted a well attended trap shooting meet on the hitching grounds last Thursday with twenty seven shooters from local and visiting ranks. Wind hindered accuracy yet several sharp scores emerged from both local and visiting pros including Bills Flannigan and Riggs. After 200 shells across twelve events, and a formal banquet at the Elks home, speakers from Iowa and beyond praised game protection efforts and discussed future laws and parks to support sportsmen statewide.

Decorah Rod and Gun Club Bills Chicago Flannigan Minneapolis Riggs Des Moines Reed Wickman Acres Spencer Kinnard Gun Club Elks A. W. Albert Mississippi River Iowa A. B. Hinshaw Holcomb Empire Theater

Corbett the Express Wagon Horse Retired

Corbett, longtime symbol of the United States Express wagon, has been retired by route agent Mr. Mason of Ameri can Express. With express business quiet and repairs needed, Corbett can no longer endure paving. Sold for farm use, the old horse hopes for kind end care after years of service.

Mason American Express Company Corbett Old City United States Express

Poultry Show Plans For County Fair

Secretary Enger met with Win neshiek County Poultry Association members to discuss a display at the upcoming fair. The group aims to exhibit at least a thousand birds of top breeds to attract larger attendance and boost the event’s profile.

Enger Winneshiek County Poultry Association

Child Run Over by Milk Wagon Near Lubke Home

A 16 month old boy, Wilson Raymond Lubke, was fatally crushed when a Union Springs Dairy milk wagon rolled forward near his west city home Friday between noon and 1 pm. The accident occurred as he crawled from under a porch. no witness accounts exist. The child died at home before Dr. Thomas could treat him. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Torrison officiating. interment followed in the Norwegian cemetery.

Henry Lubke Wilson Raymond Wm. Telford Union Springs Dairy Lubke Ev. Lutheran Church Torrison

Iowa Highway Mileage Leads Statewide Total

The Highway Commission reports 104,027 miles of county roads outside cities. Kossuth leads with 1,820 miles. Pottawattamie 1,670. Boone 1,068. Winneshiek 1,470. In the judicial district: Allamakee 1,052. Chickasaw 900. Clayton 1,313. Fayette 1,230. Howard 797. Winneshiek 1,470. Iowa ranks behind Missouri and Texas in country mileage.

Highway Commission Kossuth Pottawattamie Boone Winneshiek Allamakee Chickasaw Clayton Fayette Howard Union Iowa Missouri Texas

Burr Oak Boy Suffers Fractured Leg After Ball Mishap

Ray Feltis of Burr Oak broke his leg while playing ball on a lot last Friday. He and several other boys chased a knocked ball and collided, causing the injury. He received prompt care and is recovering as well as expected.

Ray Feltis Burr Oak Ray

No Word From Iowa Couple in Romania Trip

Relatives and friends in Cresco express concern for Bert Webster and Miss Belle Helmer who left Cresco on July 7 for Poelsti Romania where Belle was to wed Elmer Webster, Bert’s brother. Since arrival in Europe no word has been received.

Cresco Bert Webster Miss Belle Helmer Poelsti Roumania Miss Helmer Mr. Webster Elmer Webster Europe

Don’t Lie to Your Wife at the Grand Opera House

Opening the theatrical season presents Campbell Bi Casad’s song farce Don’t Lie to Your Wife at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday September 1. Amos Doppeldae, a New Yorker, battles a suffragette wife while meeting three chorus girls, getting arrested for speeding, and causing comic mayhem before a happy ending. Prices 35, 50, 75e.

Campbell Bi. Casad Grand Opera House Amos Doppeldae New Yorker Atlantic City

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Decorah A. K. Batley & Son G. Bills A. J. Swezey Attorney Houck RE. F. St. John Riceville Hinshaw Elah Interstate Association of America New York Couts San Diego Cal Spirit Lake Hummel Laporte City Northey Waterloo Bucknell Sanders McEwen Postville Thomas Decorah Riggs Rose Carson Foster Mason Cit Witty Forester Smith Rsh Deco Pewsteaeres Soukup Webber Stead Sadema Fort Atkinson Beneene Baby Mrs. H. Lubke Winneshiek County Winneshiek County Fair Ben Bear Northwest Bear’s ACN Bcu Deale FF
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