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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1917

Page

8

December 10 1917 County Notices and Local Happenings

County News reports a busy period with Christmas prep and social calls. Residents such as Joe Malady Ernest Peter and Deno Kratz are mentioned along with wood cutting, farrers hauling fodder and winter preparations. Several local callers visit Cresco Protivin Ridgeway and Sumner township. weather notes mention extreme cold and ten degrees below zero, while church services and Christmas shopping frame community life.

Joe Malady Manley Ernest Peter Old Santa Wagner Bros Reinhart Infield Kratz Cresco Robert Blackburn Ridgeway Fred Peter Wesley Kratz Dene Kratz Sumner Township Theo, Kratz Deno Kratz Eddie Mzik Martin Tupy Chas. Kuntz W. FB. Wiedeman Albert Mzik Bennie Protivin John Reinhart W. E. Wiedeman Theo. Kratz R. Kratz Walter Peter Howard County John Aegerter Albert Fred J. J. Kreitzer Joe Vopava, Jr Chicago John Wagner Bennie Mzik Elmer Schild James Urba Goth James Vrba Cleveree John Vrba Batesville Ind Will Wagner George Snillville Leonard Kratz Rollie Kratz Mier Creek Jim Wagner Frank Alfred Peter Ames Koch Robert Vopava Sumner Amel Fred Koch Nettie Koch Alfred Peter, Jr John Krall Margaret Elma Joe Vopava M. E Eddie Della Jamies Cisar, Jr Fred Aegerter Agrewa Carl Haakenson Amel Koch

Kendallville Community Notes Highlight Local Activities

Ole Ellingson fell ill and Grace Smith was on the sick list for several days. Cattle buyers from Ridgeway and Cresco, and local farmers sold stock this week. Emma Ellingson started school after vacation. A Christmas tree and program are planned for Christmas Eve at the church. Various visitors and trips are recorded, including J Johnson of Rawleigh Co. and attendees at the Kendallville S A S meeting. Cold weather, with temperatures around 20 degrees below zero, is noted. A literacy society meeting was postponed due to the cold.

Ole Ellingson Fred Todd Ridgeway Mire Grace Smith Chas, Ryan Emma Bellingson Abel Ellingson Fayette Stewart Clink W. A. Clink Ward Sovereign Cresco Ada Young J. Johnson Rawleigh Co Mil Anderson N. Oleson Peter Peterson Gus Anderson Kendallville S. A. S W. C. Fifield W. A. Dasham Lowell Agnes Stettler Richland Center Wis Mr. Winters Burr Oak Will Goldsworthy Edith Goldsworthy W. A. Joken Dave Easler Des Moines Camp Dodge G. W. Dasham Bert Yates Canton Literary Socret Chure

Ravena Social Notes From December 1917

December 10 1917 reports Ben Eimers visiting S Towson and Henry Miller with others. Hansgard delivered a horse for Ben Eimers while Sven Towson and Sigurd visited Decorah for dental work. Many local visits, errands, and a few medical updates appear including Clarence Eimers injury and Hilman Sersland tonsilitis treatment.

Ben Eimers S. Tovson Hansgard Henry Miller Sven Tovson Sigurd Decorah Gross Bros Frank Lansing Herb Kleisart Ossian Sam White St. Paul Minn Leona Scho Edison Henry Meyer Calmar Sven Towson Hilman Sersland Waukon Hospital Philip Barthelme Clyde Dolman Minneapolis Cresco John Barthelme Clarence Eimers

Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles and biliousness

Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised for stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation. The ad claims long sufferers have been permanently relieved and highlights the tablets as beneficial for biliousness. Clear directions accompany each package.

Local Notes From Clay Hill And Decorah Region

Community updates record Friday to Sunday activity. People sawed wood, sold livestock, and traded in Decorah with Crosstown visits and Red Cross gatherings. Several residents travel to St Paul and Wisconsin, while service members report camp assignments and Thanksgiving plans amid winter weather.

John Rupple Gross Bros John Craby Wm. Malli Decorah C. P. Wilson Blutell Madison Wis Clay Hill Grace Mall Pat Hogan Clark Headington Riverbend Red Cross Society Sam Tolstad Albert Austad Florence Olson Stella Sorenson Sam Sorenson John Stortz W. F. Stortz E. C. Bolson James Walsh Wm. Williams Ella Anderson South of Decorah Harry Skinner Phoebe Sorenson James Stortz Franklin Prairie Sam Stoskopf Valentine Barth Fred Edwin Gross Conrad Gremm Miss Florence Canoe Red Cross John Quandahl Canoe Township Belle Heen Washington Prairie G. Grinna Robert Griebel St. Paul Wisconsin Mds Lawrence Bolson Looking Glass Prairie Geo. Young John Matter Helmer Peterson Camp Pike Ark 346Th Infantry Uncle Sam

Highlandville News Briefs from December 1917

December 10 1917 sick list notes Little Alice Exey. Local visits include CG Ambli Mrs H O Bentley and C F Ambli. Edgar Vinge hauled hogs to Decorah. Bowman ND visitor Clarence Stoen, basket social and Christmas tree festival announced. Several locals travel for work or visit including Thelma Olson Palma Olson and Miss Gertrude Shuros. Hans Erickson Engan of Waterloo Ridge dies at 85. funeral held in Waterloo Ridge cemetery with Rev Wangensten preaching.

Alice Exey CG. F. Ambli Decorah H. H. Stoen Alfred Anderson Hesper Melaon’s Thelma Olson S. Quandahl’s Quandahl Clarence Gulbro Newhouse Minn Pierce Anderson Edgar Sharos Spring Grove J. H. Mestad Alvin Gjere Waukon Steve Arnold Marty Ellingson Lester Kenneth Jens Tranen Tee Cave Palma Grandma Arneson Maurice Drivold Waterloo Ridge Martin Peterson Alfred Simonson Hanover Allamakee County Oscar Sever Ellingson Bowman N. C Alma Amundson Aunt Shuros Gertrude Shuros P. J. Bidne Meyer Wevley Erick Alfred Eddie Arneson K N. Mestad Helmer Forde C. P. Olson L. H. Grindeland John Engan Bonhbeils N. D Hans Erickson Engen Fsten Hans Erickson Engan Wangensten

North Madison Names in Local Callers Visit Scene

North Madison reports Olaves Howden Ridgeway caller last Thursday Genu Haga visited John Fulsans home one day last week and Mrs Halvor Skadeland with Mrs Elmer Pillage called at Ole Christens home on Tuesday.

Olaves Howden Ridgeway Genu Haga John Fulsans Halvor Skadeland Elmer Pillage Ole Christen

Decorah and Ridgeway residents noted in weekly visits and shopping

Abbie Holstad and Elmer Ellingson worked as Decorah callers while Nels Blekeberg and Ole Melans shopped in Ridgeway. Numerous visits from Decorah to Ridgeway and Cresco accompany hog deliveries, cattle sales, and household help. Amund Blekeberg, Amund Blekeberg and Mrs. Gunder Thompson feature among regional movements.

Abbie Holstad Nels Blekeberg Ridgeway Martin Haga Gina Ole Melans Even Peterson Nettie Fjose G.egg Moe i Sas Tina Olson Ole Ramstad Elmer Ellingson Fred Nelson Decorah Annette Skadeland Holstad Boys Larissa Christen Olive Hovden Mrs. A. Holstad Ole Tveter Prairie du Chien Wis Helmer Knutson Skadelland Martha Christen Ole Melaas Netta Skadeland Ole Fulsaas Henry Skadeland Frose Blekeberg Anna Hastad Trena Halverson Amund Blekeberg Albert Fulsans Cresco Carl Haga Gertrude Iseth Peterson Emil Borseth Hans Renaas

Old Soldier Endorses Foley Kidney Pills in Pinckneyville

Gustav Wangelin, commander of the G A R Post in Pinckneyville Illinois, writes a strong endorsement for Foley Kidney Pills claiming they provide quick relief for backache rheumatic pains stiff joints languidness kidney trouble and bladder disturbances. An advertisement from Eng berteen's Pharmacy accompanies the letter. The era notes a wartime belief in controlling food production for blessings.

Gustav Wangelin G. A. R. Post Pinckneyville, Ill Eng

Truth About Cancer Offered Free By Medical Institute

A medical institution of national prominence distributes a book on cancer and its successful non surgical treatment. Send for your copy to D A Johnson M D Suite 528 1320 Main St Kansas City Missouri Ady.

D. A. Johnson M. D Main St Kansas City Ady

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Back Pain Remedy

An old advertisement urges readers with back pain fatigue headaches and dizziness to try Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs. Ed Ostenson of Decorah who reports relief after four boxes and notes the product costs 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.

Dean Ed. Ostenson Decorah Kia

Stomach Trouble Relief with Chamberlains Tablets Ad

An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation praising their bowel regulation and liver stimulation. Mrs De Hooper of Albany endorses them and the ad lists sale by R A Engbertson. Also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a household remedy with pricing 30¢ and 60¢. A closing quip notes that people who talk too much think too little.

Chamberlain Chamberlain’s R. Engbertson Adv Willie Grandma Thomas

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Lincoln The Evangelical Church Eileen Fred C. Koch Clinton Sam C. Kratz F. ‘Falck Ridge ‘Way Arthur Kratz Kendallville Ravena Amberlain Tak- Chamberlain Highlandville North Madison Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Ill Foley Engbertson’s Theu Iowa V. M. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce Mary Yow Avenue A Orrumwa Eree M. J. Soukup Fehhave Adams Seed Company Decoah State OF Iowa Winneshiek County Christine Vick E. H. Hoyt Mary Vick Inger Vick Inger Larsen W. Freeman Christen Luther Reed California Rock Island Golden State Scenic Colorado Salt Lake el Paso Golden State Limited HAL. S. Ray Safety and Service First L. A. Schrempf Republican N. H. Adams Lars Hermanson Lars Takle Highland Township Winneshiek Iver Table W. M. Strand Catherine Daly Decorah Township J. Moore M. A. Harmon Decorah State Bank Winneshiek Hotel Jack Frost King Winter Ingvoldstad Lumber Co Telephone
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