Ossian County News 1913 December notes and visits
Ossian area notes list numerous visits and calls from residents and surrounding towns including Cresco Decorah Calmar Spillville and Nordness. Entries mention baptisms sales markets hog marketing moving pictures and local social visits with many named families and neighbors.
Spillage of Local Visits and Vacations Around Calmar
Spilled list of residents and visitors in Storm Lake region notes Emil Bordorf in Calmar last Friday, Hiram Cooper in Calmar Tuesday, J J Haug and others calling or visiting Protivin Conover Decorah Hawkeye and Fort Atkinson. Public closes Friday for two weeks vacation. Emma Mlady teaching near Protivin. Community mentions Mrs Taemenes Herald Mrs Chian John Kovarik and others visiting, Litske from Minnesota and L A S meet with Mrs Anton Malik upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klimesh
Louise
Geo
Huber
Helen Klimesh
Jim Novak
Frances Kinker
Protivia
Anton Fisher
James Koshatka
Fisk
Luana
Moravetz
Frank Humpal
Ridgeway
Anna Kuboushek
Moudry
Pat Calmar
Clara Mikesh
Protivin
Jake Smith
Near
Conjover
Frank Soukup
Lewis Kovarik
Jos. Kovarik
Saratoga
J. P. Kuhn
Lena Herold
Iver Ringdahl
Decorah
Anna Kostohriz
Fort Atkinson
John Tuchek
Gilbert Haatvedt
Clara Soukup
Prof. Kruchek
Elsie
Lydia Heuser
Brother Paul
Stella Klimesh
Des Moines
Hrdina
Mlady
Sobolik
Chas
Conley
Emma Mikesh
Barbara Janovsky
Louise Klimesh
Lawler
Joe Novak
Conover Road
Emil Bordorf
Calmar
Hiram Cooper
Ed. Ptachek
Conover
J. J. Haug
Ane
Taemenes Herald
Gilbert Plaotoons
Emma Mlady
Chian
John J. Kovarik
H. Come
Frank Landa
Little Turkey
Elven Davis
Hawkeye
Freeport Community Note December 14 1915
Local items from Freeport include visits by Decorah residents J T Pearson L L Couse and Emanuel Hallman, a planned Christmas tree for December 25, and several social calls at the homes of Dickinson Tyler and Delaney families. An advertisement promotes Barker’s Antiseptic and cough remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Burnside
Decorah
Freeport
Mra. W. Dickinson
Richard Tyler
L. L. Couse
J. T. Pearson
County
Eugene Hallman
Trout
J. T. Coughlin
Drake Farm
Ralph Lee
Ruby Ward
Necorah
Throughlin
A. A. Tyler
Clay Hill
Emanuel Hallman
Trout Run
Eugene
Cora Dickinson
Postville
W. Dickinson
Phoebe Sorenson
Clay
Hager Delaney
E. Sanaker
Jennie
Luana
Iowa
John Kirkland
Trent
G. W. Kirkland
Hallman
Clay Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
December 16 1913 Clay Hill routine includes visits and calls by local residents. Folk like Will Foltz, John Kraby, A L Tyler, Christian Side, John Matter, and families in Decorah Pleasant township and Canoe Ridge are mentioned with social calls, parties, and illness among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Foltz
Decorah
Anon Bleka
A. L. Tyler
John Kraby
Christian Side
John Matter
Dr. Swezey
Knut Tolstad
Pleasant Township
Clay Hill
Margaret
Louise Williams
James Welsh
Sam Goettleman
Clarissa
Clarence Kraby
Andrew Elby
Charles City
Hattie Gross
Canoe
Sam Stoskopf
Canoe Ridge
Henry Peterson
Christ. Helgeson
Jessie Limbeck
Ossian
John Dinger
Local Social Notes From Plymouth Rock Area
Plymouth Rock dated December 15 1913 reports residents visiting relatives and attending events. Herman Tattlestad returned home from last Thursday. Luella Askelson visited A G Monson. Ellingson women attended Ed Iverson event. Will Arnold of Burr Oak spent time at Wilbur’s. a local auction at Dorothy’s drew attendees. Luana Ellingson went to Decorah for a spelling contest and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Bullard
Ossian
Ravena
Ole Anderson
Cresco
Edith DeCoy
Herman Lansing
Tilla Ness
Ole
Lomen
Nordness
Fred Fogt
Reinbeck
John ©. Meyer
Fred Zweibhohmer
South of Ossian
Mike Hertges
Alex. Harvey
Henry Miller
Joen
Lewis Falkey
Frankville
Ethel DeCoy
Walter Meyer
Ludlow
Ed. Bakke
Decorah
Ole Benson
Wenzel Lansing
Kate
Pearl Weitgenant
Mildred Dean
Geo
John 0. Meyer
Ole Orvella
Marie Orvella
Red Oak
Knut Towson
Dora
Cecelia Lansing
Mabel Hess
Leo Scheidemantel
Lizzie Schroeder
West of Ossian
Frank F. Schroeder
Joe Broghammer
August Lansing
Minnie Lansing
Nick Wagner
South Dakota
Andrew P. Etteldorf
Otto Schneeberger
Festina
Len Eimers
John V. DeCou
Evelyn
Near Castalia
Eber DeCou
Otto Holder
Washington Prairie Church
Gladys Alicia Margaret
Philip Barthel Jr
Ben Kimera
Kent Towson
Herman Tattlestad
Ole Monson
Albert Monson
Burr Oak
Vermont Marble Shapes Modern Electricity Equipment
Vermont marble supplies the switchboards for Westinghouse and General Electric, replacing Italian stone in many fine works. Marble is cut with sand and water. large blocks are sawn by steel bands and borty teeth. Notable pieces include 30 foot Curtis Publishing columns. Chips and waste serve terrazzo floors, pulp making, and soda water production.
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Westinghouse
General Electric
Vermont
Vermont Hills
Proctor Mills
Vermont Marble Works
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Sgas
Psatto
National Magazine
Wooden Hat Sparks Gas Lighting Pioneer
A Scotsman with a handmade wooden hat impresses engineer William Murdock in Birmingham. The hat man proves capable, earns responsibility, and later lights his master's premises with coal gas, marking the practical birth of gas illumination. The tale, told by St James Gazette, highlights Murdock's path from apprentice to gas lighting innovator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Boulton
William Murdock
Cornwall
St. James
Willie Builds Appetite For Travel With Full Pockets
A secretary of the interior recalls a town youth Willie who declines extra food at a party saying his pockets are already full. The hostess urges him to take fruit and cakes to eat later, but Willie insists both pockets are full as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Far West rain aids growers in dry seasons
A fruit grower with fifty acres of orchards in the Far West praises light rains that fall during the growing season. His hired man, caught in the rain, deflects further work until reminded to bring moisture onto the land next rainfall. The exchange highlights dependence on limited precipitation for irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pim
Harper's
Hubby’s Witty Comeback at Mock Wedding
A light moment unfolds as a bride frets over a lost pin just before a wedding. Her practical husband quips that pins always point in one direction and head elsewhere, prompting a relieved smile from the wedding party.
Two Kinds of People in a Political City
A brief editorial remark contrasts two kinds of people around an election. It notes players who recognize supporters on election day and those who only know them afterward, highlighting shifting social recognition and post election attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra
Praying Mantids Deployed Against Philadelphia Mosquitoes
Philadelphia uses mantises cultivated by entomologist Hornig to fight mosquitoes. 200 nests each producing about 300 mantises are released in affected areas to prey on mosquitoes. Citizens are urged not to harm the insects as they are carnivorous and target the pests.
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Philadelphia
Hornig
Vegetable Harlequin
Spinach cooked with a pinch of salt, drained dry, chopped, and formed into a ring on a platter. Beets diced and heated in butter sit at each end, peas warmed and placed inside the ring. Parsley is sprinkled over the assembled dish and served piping hot.
Quick Cake From Simple Pantry Mix
A quick cake can be made and baked within three quarters of an hour. Ingredients include butter brown sugar eggs milk flour baking powder cinnamon nutmeg dates. Soften butter mix all and beat three minutes bake thirty five to forty minutes.
Judge Keeps Dignity After Fall at City Hall
Chief Justice Isaac Russell of the court of special sessions slipped on stone steps at City Hall on a rainy day. A passerby helped him up and asked about injuries. He said his honor remains intact though his spine seems jarred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Russell
Court of Special Sessions
Kansas City Journal
Pretoria Raises Experimental Hops At Government Station
Experimental hops are being grown at the governmental botanical station near Pretoria with the aim of boosting profits for farmers. South Africa hosts ten breweries using over 250 tons of hops annually, valued at about 162,500 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
What Cures Eezema
We report inquiries about eczema and other skin ailments and present Ol of Wintergreen in D. D. D. Prescription as a reliable wash. The store recommends discussing the merits of this prescription with customers and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K J. Parman
Drugegiet
Decorah
Lowe
Appointment of Administrator for Ole M. Kekos Estate
Clem Selnes named administrator of the Ole M. Kekos estate late of Hesper township Winneshiek County Iowa deceased intestate. Creditors and indebted parties must present claims or make payments through Auble e Nelson Attorneys at Decorah Iowa dated December 17 190A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole M. Kekos
Hesper Township
Winneshiek
Iowa
Selnes
Decorah
Aubolee & Nelson
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