Painful accident injures Anton Rude at work
Anton Rude suffered a painful but not serious accident Monday while at work in the West Decorah building. While stretching a wire it broke and rebounded, striking him in the mouth and knocking out several teeth.
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Anton Rude
West Decorah
Ex-Senator Lyons Flees after Donkey Postmaster Gaffe
Cresco ex-senator Dennis Lyons visited the city to escape enraged Democrats. A farmer unloading a donkey at the train prompted a joke about a new Cresco postmaster, sparking anger that forced Lyons to seek refuge and protection.
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Dennis Lyons
Cresco
Dennis
Conigisky to Stay in Decorah Despite Rumors
After a week of rumors I H Conigisky will remain in Decorah. He had considered moving to Quincy Illinois but decided his business here is too valuable to abandon. This cheerful news reassures his many friends.
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Mabel
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Austin
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Birchwood
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Chicago
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Erick Ness
Mason City
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Charles City
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Emma
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Milwaukee
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Ruth Helwig
Indianapolis
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Ed. Curtin
Nora
Lilian Wohlford
Salt Lake City
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Burr Oak
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Porter
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Peoria
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Oshkosh
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R. M. Noble
Riceville
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el Reno
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Granger
Minnesota
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Schwartz
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Will
Minneapolis
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Knute Nelson
Duluth
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Arlington
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Hartland
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Andrew Brown
Whitewater
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Canoe Township
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Lansing
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Waukon
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Pateros
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Fort Atkinson
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Winneshiek County
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West Union
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Ilinois
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Quincy
Higgins Buys Hammersness Bowling Alley Stake
George Higgins purchased a majority share of Albert Hammersness's bowling alley in the Steyer building. Bar fixtures were removed and shipped to Milwaukee. Higgins plans to operate the alley temporarily and likely convert it into a rest room for farmers.
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George Higgins
Albert Hammersness
Steyer Building
Milwaukee
Mr. Higgins
For Sale Two Dwelling Houses and Building Lots
For sale two good dwelling houses and fifteen good building lots. Enquire at Ingvoldstad's Lumber Yard.
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Ingvoldstad
Escaped From Prison In Fort Madison Breakout
Fort Madison prison convict No. 9756 Nels Duff escaped confinement on Monday July 14. Officers are seeking him and have circulated Bertillon measurements and portraits. Duff, once paroled after bootlegging violations, is considered dangerous and unlikely to return locally.
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Nels Duff
Fort Madison
Duff
Winneshiek County
Fayette and Decorah Tie In Lawn Tennis Friendly
A quartet from Fayette visited Decorah for a casual lawn tennis match on Monday. Four games were played with Fayette taking two and Decorah two. Singles saw McIntosh beat Geo Baker 5-7 7-5 8-6. Doubles went McIntosh and Bennett over Baker and Baker 7-5 6-4. In the final two matches Algyer and Marsh bested Young and Carmichael 5-7 7-5 6-3 6-0 10-8.
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Decorah
McIntosh
Geo. Baker
Bennett
Baker
Algyer
Marsh
Young
Carmichael
Edisograph Talking Pictures At Airdome This Weekend
Empire and Princess Theatres bring Edisograph Talking Pictures from New York City to the Airdome tonight Friday and Saturday along with the three reel program. All shows require one dime admission. If weather is unfriendly the screenings move to one of the listed theatres. Subscribe for the Decorah Republican.
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Cresco
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Hesper Township
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Bottineau
N. D
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Aberdeen
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Sioux City
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Pleasant Township
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Lidgerwood
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Little Rock
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Minneapolis
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Empire
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