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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1918

Page

4

Railroads and phone lines map Winneshiek county Iowa

The article details rail routes in Winneshiek with Spillville’s lack of a railroad and Spillville’s role for Conover. It lists divisions of local taxation for townships and corporations, mileage and per mile valuations for Milwaukee and Rock Island railways, Wells Fargo and American Express, and Western Union telegraph lines. It notes 38 telephone companies covering 1131 miles valued at 77651 with Standard and Iowa Telephone dominant.

Winneshiek County Spillville Conover Orleans Township Lincoln Township Madison Township Calmar Corporation Washington Township Decorah Township Springfield Township Fort Atkinson Corporation Jackson Junction Corp Ced Milwaukee Railway Company Rock Island Milwaukee Wells Fargo Express American Wells Fargo Company Western Union Telegraph Company

German Methodists Pledge Loyalty at Gladbrook Convention

At a March 11 to 14 gathering in Gladbrook German Methodists declared loyalty to the government. They noted no parochial schools and use of German only for elderly parishioners, and that their sons answered the war call. Resolutions condemned Prussian militarism and pledged support, echoing a Chicago convention.

Gladbrook Chicago

Dyersville Man Killed by Falling Limb While Chopping Wood

Herman Huber of Dyersville died from a fractured skull after a heavy tree limb fell on him while he was chopping wood on his brother’s farm six miles south of Farley. He was visiting at the time.

Herman Huber Dyersville Farley Huber

Indian Names Found at Junction Recalled in Postal Brief

Postal workers reported receipts for three individuals with unusual names Rose Decorah Flora White Wing and Sam Walking Day. The natives were unknown locally but were traced to a junction location where their identities were confirmed.

Waukon Democrat Rose Decorah Flora White Wing Sam

Nonpartisan League Causes Federal Farm Bank Exit from North Dakota

The Federal Farm Loan Bank based in St. Paul ends North Dakota operations after the legislature passes a seed grain bond act giving priority lien status over mortgages. Officials warn the move destabilizes finance, risking widespread withdrawals and harming banks and manufacturers in the state.

St. Paul Federal Farm Loan Bank North Dakota Nonpartisan League United States Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Federal Farm Loan Board FE. G.quamme Supreme Court

Various local notices from Iowa counties and towns

A rundown of community items includes clock changes, new labor bureau in Mason City, booster clubs in North McGregor, a Nashua school fire drill, a planned canning factory at Roland, and scarlet fever in Edgewood. Reports cover a militia idea in Waverly, a city clerk resignation in Charles City, a congressional candidate in Oelwein, and donations to the Y W C A in Chickasaw county.

Mason City North McGregor Nashua Roland Story County Edgewood Clayton County Waverly Marcus Maire Monticello W. T. McElliott Ryan Delaware County Chicago Palestine Boy Scouts of Caledonia Red Cross Wim. Haas Oelwein Allamakee County Towa Winneshiek

Woman Burned While Dousing Burning Lamp at Home

Mrs. Howard McGowan of Iowa City is in critical condition after attempting to fling a flaming gasoline lamp from her house. The lamp burst through a screen door, splashing burning fuel on her clothing and causing severe burns.

Howard McGowan Iowa City

Weather Chief Chappel Resigns to Farm in New York

Dr Charles M Chappel who led Des Moines weather bureau for thirty years and headed Iowa crop service for eleven years resigns to become a New York farmer Charles B Reed succeeds him as chief observer replacing him at Sioux City Vicksburg Columbus and Omaha assignments.

Charles M. Chappel Des Moines

Farm Bureau urges farmers to plant seed wheat now

The Winneshiek county agent reports strong response to Uncle Sam urging seed wheat, with a call to set aside ten acres and cooperate. The note also emphasizes outdoor exercise for pigs to prevent health losses, and recommends sowing barley to support hogs until the next corn crop, touting profitability and patriotism.

Winneshiek County Uncle Sam Sam

Entsminger and Marcy wed in Bluffton township

Justice H. F. Barthell presided at a marriage ceremony for Lawrence E. Entsminger and Eva M. Marcy both of Bluffton township on Saturday March 23 in a simple nuptial service.

Bank Statement Certifies Assets Are Bona Fide Property

State of Iowa Winneshiek County bank officers declare the given assets are the bank's own property in corporate capacity and no part of the assets has been loaned or advanced for exhibition. J J Van Wey vice president and F T Bulman cashier swear to truthfulness and accuracy.

State OF Iowa County of Winnesheik J.J. van Wey F. T. Bulman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Decorah Iowa Telephone J Company Rosenthal’s Jlst Federal Loan Bank John 8. Bradley Charles City Alfred Hanson Fayette County Chickasaw County Y. W. C. A. Fund Wm. McIntyre Hawkeye Waterloo Cresco Northwood Riceville Howard Mitchell Oneida Frank Schmitz Ilinois Central Road Storm Lake Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Humboldt Congregational Sunday School George Yohe Orval Noe Swaledale Weather Man Farm Bureau Notes the Farmers Savings Bank Frankville Total Assets Asa J. J. van Wey R. Algyer Winneshiek Co Waters L. J. Crawford Pleasant Hill Construction Co R. B. Bergeson Posten Club House Campbell's New York Charm Hershey's Arm and Hammer Fred J. Rosenthal Sitti
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