Dean Curtiss Talks on Turning of Tide in Iowa Farming
Dean C. F. Curtiss of the Iowa State College division of agriculture told Iowa farmers that better marketing, not more production, is the key to higher returns. He urged standardization, co operation, and direct-to-consumer pathways to reduce middlemen take and improve prices for both farmers and consumers. Curtiss predicted tenant farming would rise on town farms and noted Iowa farms remain strong mortgage investments with falling interest rates as values stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Curtiss
Towa
Noted Surgeon Elected Professor of Surgery
Dr. Charles J. Rowen of Chicago was chosen professor of surgery at the state university medical college by the state board of education. At 38 he succeeds Dr. William Jepson after a career at Rush Medical College and Vienna, plus army service in China and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Rowen
Chicago
State University Medical College
State Board of Education
William Jepson
Rowen
Rush Medical College
Vienna
China
J. B. Murphy
Frank Billings
Billings
Rowan
Bowman
America
Charles Rowan
Dr. Rowan
Narrow Escape at Harmony Power House
Ellis, a technician at Harmony power plant, nearly died from gas asphyxiation when the exhaust pipe from a kerosene engine failed. Nightwatchman L J Antrim found him unconscious around 11:50 p.m. last Sunday. plant shut down routine not followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony News
Tames Ellis
Electric Power House
L. J. Antrim
A Fine Christmas Tree Mission Funds Grandchildren
Mr and Mrs L Klinga of Waterloo area followed their custom of giving while living by presenting a Christmas tree loaded with cash. Each of the five children received 500 in gold and currency, totaling 2500, with sixteen grandchildren also remembered. The event cost nearly 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. L. Klingaman
Waterloo
Boy Slips Into Cedar River Adventures End in Tragedy
Kenneth Kerns seven year old son of Mr and Mrs G F Kerns 1637 North Sixth St west vanished while sledding on the Cedar River near his home His sled was recovered in the river proving he drowned on the couple's tenth wedding anniversary weekend authorities reported a watery grave was found on the riverbank confirmation from Cedar Rapids police and local family members indicated a tragic accident occurred on a holiday weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Kerns
G. F. Kerns
North Sixth St
West
Kerns
Cedar River
County News Highlights Social Life and Local Happenings
Community notes from Cresco and surrounding towns recount visitors, family events, and local routine. Residents like Frank Wagner, Miss Celia Gustafson, the Kuntz and Kratz families, and Rev L N Day appear in visits, church plans, schooling, weddings, and farm work as snowfall eludes sleigh rides and days begin anew in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wagner
Antos
Oscar Moe
Theo. Kratz
Celia Gustafson
Goth
Frank Kuntz
Charley Kuntz
Cresco
Will Wagner
Ridgeway
Joé Hruska
Mike Hruska
Chas. Goth
Carrie Goth
John Kirschman
Fred Falck
Amel Koch
Louis Wagner
Frank Butz
L. N. Day
Day of
Chris. Schild
Nettie Koch
Rollie
Deno Kratz
Chris, Schild
Jacob Butz
Hattie Kratz
George Michael
Florenceville
Howard County
Raymond Jacobson
Audubon
Minn
Bessie Haakenson
Chris Schild
Charley Vrba
Frank
L. N
Evangelical Church
Winfield Kratz
Alfred Peter
Saude
M. F
Robert Vopava
Mra
Myrtle J
W. M
Mra. L. N
Rennie Mzik
Protivin
Mike Kuatz
Chaley Kuntz
Fred
Koch
Fred Falek
Watertown
Wis
The
Wm. Kratz
John Wonderley
Alfred Koch
Mike Kratz
Walter
Myrtle Schild
Northwestern College
Napperville
Stork
Carl Owen
Thee
Krats
Amelia
Master Herbert
Dan Krueger
Strawberry Point
Decorat
Burr Oak
Hilleman
Northern Canoe column with local social notes and road talk
Local notes report residents visiting relatives and delivering mail while recalling a lively New Year and notable road conditions. Individuals named include Byron Stoskopf Hugo Noecker Vernie Perry and others with mentions of Decoral Minneapolis Decorah Hawarden Seattle and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Stoskopf
Hugo Noecker
Vernie Perry
Sam
Barth
Will Stoskopf
Philip Stoskopf
Jake Brandt
Bluffton
Burr Oak
Louise Broghammer
Valentine Stoskopf
Peter Milne
Arthur Carrington
Highlandville
Delbert Foltz
Merl
Will Hilleman
Lilla Hilleman
Jude Hurd
Arsla
Hawarden
Can
Minneapolis
Wm. Feltis
Hesiper
Perry Kinyon
Perry
Clay Hill Community Notes Mark Start Of New Year
Clay Hill station opens after holiday break as residents share visits and gatherings. Local youths Miss Louise Williams and Miss Lizzie Williams return to school. decorah and Ossian trips noted. Roy Noble of Bronson Kansas funeral held in Decorah with Rev Willett officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Tl
Albert Moen
Frankville
Albert Grinna
Louise Williams
Clay Hill
A. L. Tyler
Decorah
Sam Stoskopf
Pleasant Ridge
John Matter
Spencer Farrington
Phoebe Sorenson
James Stortz
Franklin Prairie
Bleka
Ruth Dinger
Jesse Limbeck
Ossian
Lizzie Williams
Spillville
Andrew Moen
Washlington Prairie
Bud Bucknell
Carl Gulveld
Waukon
Valder College
Albert lGrinna
Minnie Herwig
Hazel Run
Minn
Caroline Gross
Michael Griebel
Clara
George
Fais
Jaeger
Zee
Franklin Pate
Calmar
J. A. Gross
J. J. Mashek
Roy Noble
Bronson, Kas
Rudolph Novotny
Willett
Phelps Come
Local Social Roundup From Frankville Jan 1914
A dense list of visits and events in Frankville and nearby towns on Jan 5 1914 includes residents traveling to Castalia Decorah Ossian Postville Burr Oak and Waterloo. Visitors include Lynn Crawford Henry Snitker Roy Peck Jimmie Kneeskern Miss Eva Waters and many others with gatherings at D Y N T M E churches and W C T U meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Spaun
Castalia
Lynn Crawford
Decorah
Lloyd Oleson
Bethel
Henry Snitker
Ossian
Charley Pilgrim
Waterloo
C. H. Waters
Sam Waters
Postville
Jim Hanks
Arthur Brandt
Roy Peck
Will Schutta
Sumner
Wallace Waters
Brandt Bros
Joe Ryan
L. R. Letchford
Earl Livingood
A. D. McKay
Henry Chamberlin
Dr. Swebakken
Waukon
J. L. Webster
Burr Oak
DeWitt van Wey
Jimmie Kneeskern
The
Educational Society
F. E. Merrill
Please Ridge
Roy Kneeskern
Eee
Sherman Bollman
Carl Letchford
Frank Kneeskern
Kelse Webster
Will Schultz
Wisconsin
Gene Owens
Chase
Esther
Pat Finnegan
Cresco
Malone
Eva Waters
Cedar Falls
John Snitker
Chris. Waters
Egbert
Mason City
I. E. Ericson
T. J. Crawford
Jim Kneeskern
Florence Allen
J. A. Peck
Glenn Letchford
Herman Schutts
Omaha
Neb
Fred Brouillet
Phil Browillet
Jim
L. C. Sapun
Crawford
Limbeck
WWE
Geo. A. Waters
Robbie
Fred
Ralph Waters
McIntyre
Kate Peck
Sherman Bellman
Lisle
Rochester
Bellman
Geo. Spelman
Francis Padden
Irving Crawford
Harry Waters
Irving
C. W. Pilgrim
Frank
Clem Pilgrim
Mary Elwick
Ray Waters
Edna Bollman
Leora Letchford
Mary
Lizzie
Hecker
M. E Church
Christmas Meeting Plans and Talks Highlighted by Local Ladies
Mrs. Charlotte Peek leads First Christmas in Sweden discussion while Mrs. Emma Letchford speaks on Bethlehem. Mrs. Lottie Pilgrim discusses Temperate Christmas and Mrs. Flora Hubbell presents Christmas in tess. Mason Song closes as the Girls share refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Waters
W. W. Hubbell Sahne
Anak
Charlotte Peek
Sweden
Emma Letchford
Bethlehem
Seem
Lottie
Pilgrim
Flora Hubbell
Mason
Cence ‘iv
North Orleans Community Notes Sketch Weekly Updates
Local residents share visits and travels including H Ellingson in Kendallville Nels Henderson returning to school Luella Askelson Mary Ellingson and Grace Powers visiting Epworth collegeSteen Steenson returns from Dakota Wm Anthes at A G Monson home and other youthful gatherings Maren Nelson and Alice Bergman marriage at Cresco officated by Rev Figenbaum Ida Henderson leaves for Stevens Point Aggie Henderson joins her in Wis transport plans to Wausau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ellingson
Kendallville
Nels Henderson
Luella Askelson
N. Askelson
Mary Ellingson
Norbert Damon
Bergsrud
Burr Oak
Martha’s
Louise Saulsberry
George Damon
Grace Powers
Epworth College
Steen Steenson
Dakota
Wm. Anthes
A. G. Monson
O. Bigalk
Martin Jones
Ed. Wilbur
Maren Nelson
Alice Berg
Bluffton
Figenbaum
Cresco
Ida Henderson
Stevens Point
Wis
Aggie
Rev. Roe
Waussau
Dr. King's New Life Pills Ad and Epworth School Notice
An advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills with claims of gentle action for bowel troubles priced at 25 cents. Also notes Epworth League School of Instruction a Methodist Episcopal event to be held at Clear Lake August 17 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Adv
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clear Lake
Allen's Cough Balsam Advert
An old advertisement urges readers to try Allen's Cough Balsam for coughs and colds. It promises soothing relief, notes no harmful ingredients, and lists 2s. in small bottles, 5c, and 1.00 dollar sizes with a history of patient satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Community Notes From Kendallville and Nearby
Ed Hoiness visited Austin while Frank Kellogg of McIntire stays with friends. Melvin Hoiness returns to Decorah. Fred Todd family ill. Literary society meets Saturday night. Rebekah banquet at Cresco observed. Various locals visit relatives in St Paul Harmony and Cresco. Wm Reuter heads to Arizona for winter. Several small gatherings and visits noted among residents of Kendallville, Decorah, Lime Springs, Mabel and Cresco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Hoiness
Austin
Frank Kellogg
McIntire
Melvin Hoiness
Decorah
Fred Todd
Literary Society
Eon
Isabel
Lucile Malcom
Urban Culbert
St. Paul
Rebekah
Cresco
Sam Moore
Maggie
Harrison Culbert
Mary
Clifford
Julia Sullivan
Lime Springs
Llemming
Gladys Manning
Mabel
Ruth
Lucinda Ludden
Walter Dasham
Little Son
Canton
Bert Yates
Carrie Handke
Mrs. Pierce
Clinton Fifield
Fayette
Walter Robinson
Hawkeye
W. C. Fifield
Elsie Pierce
Wm. Goldsworthy
Rochester
Goldsworthy
Mr. Golds
Death and funeral for George McEvitt reported
Word received Saturday reports the death of George McEvitt in Anoka on Saturday morning. His body will be brought here for burial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McEvitt
Anoka
Stomach Troubles Ended for Man in Michigan
John R. Barker of Battle Creek says Chamberlain's Tablets cured his heartburn indigestion and liver complaint. The ad claims thousands have been cured and urges readers to try the remedy sold by Engbertson's Pharmacy. A jail escapee, George Miller, was sentenced to ten years by Judge Springer in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Barker
Battle Creek
Mich
Engbertson
Adv
George Miller
West Union
Minneapolis
Springer
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Ad Endorsement
A dated testimonial from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo endorses F. J. Cheney and the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE in Toledo, praising their integrity. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally for catarrh, priced at 75 cents per bottle, with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Hall
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