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Newspaper
Decorah Republican
Location
Decorah, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
3
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Henry Elliott of Bluffton township died Saturday after epileptic fits. He had breakfastless morning at Hallman’s pool room on Washington Street, then returned in the afternoon drooping and in apparent pain. Coroner Dr. Dahl ruled no inquest, death attributed to epilepsy.
Shifting of railroad conductors on the Rock Island route. James Rhodes moves Cedar Rapids to Rock Island, the run becomes mixed to save costs. Rhodes refuses freight back, takes Newcomb's Decorah branch, Newcomb to Minneapolis. McPartland doubles Mondays and Thursdays, returns Sundays in Decorah. Rhodes takes McPartland’s Cedar Rapids Sundays run.
Decorah Chautauqua opens Thursday afternoon June 14 and runs seven days ending Wednesday June 20. Featured acts include Vierra's Hawaiian Singers Hugh Anderson Operatic Quintette Rounds' All-Star Ladies' Orchestra and others with a junior pageant Good Fairy Thrift. Season tickets cost 2.00 and are available at local stores and banks.
Decorah Public Schools held an annual exhibit last Friday that drew a large audience. The show highlighted grade pupil work with strong farm plans showing crop rotation knowledge and an interesting zoology display of butterflies moths and bugs.
A large audience enjoyed the United Lutheran church choir as they performed the Reform ation cantata last Friday. Composed by Mr Christiansen of St Olaf College this deeply religious work featured beautiful music under the direction of choir leader Mr Gordon who earned high praise for the performance.
At J J Haug's request due to age the National Bank of Decorah directors accepted his resignation from the board G F Heuser of Spillville Iowa was elected to take his seat Haug served on the board since the bank's organization twenty years Heuser brings ripe experience and active age having served as school board president and Spillville mayor and presiding over the Haug Heuser company the county's largest general merchandise firm
Yesterday being a legal holiday no quotations on the market were available. Prices are practically the same as last week. Reum quotes a price of We for eggs.
A historical OCR fragment lists fields from a registration card including name, address, birth date, citizenship status, birth place, current occupation, employment, dependents, marital status, race, prior military service, and draft exemption claims. It reflects standard wartime or civil records collection.
Hans A Teslow, born in 1850 in Norway, died Friday at his Glenwood township home after a week of illness. He married Lynneva Henrickson in 1877 and nine children survived: Albert in Allamakee County. Cecelia, Mrs John Woldum. Hans. Ida, Mrs Edgar Aarness. Herman in Decorah. Ren in Glenwood. and Carl Helga and Bertha at home. Funeral Tuesday at Glenwood church with Rev. B A Scarvie officiating. burial in nearby cemetery.
A list of new wartime titles including My Year of the Great War by Frederick Palmer and The Case of Belgium plus volumes on diplomacy, military training, and frontline experiences. Notable authors include John Stern James Norman Hall and Julian Grande.
A sizable audience gathered for Memorial Sunday at the Grand Opera House. Post Commander L. L. Cadwell led a program with Rev. McVettie delivering a patriotic sermon, Mrs. Cora Bates-Simpson performing, and fleeting notes on fallen comrades George Kirkland V. Wingaard and Daniel Algyer. Major Cadwell presided, a schoolchildren sing along, and Supt. H. E. Miller gave the day’s address despite a personal family crisis.
Robert Irwin, known as Prof. Irwin, has overcome childhood blindness to build a notable career. He studied at the University of Washington and Harvard, became an instructor for the blind, and organized day classes in Cleveland. His work on vision conservation gained national attention with duties in Toledo and Mansfield Ohio cities.
REUWS MARKET advertises eggs wanted at the highest market prices with a contact phone number 71 for buyers to call.
Jake Schlitter fell from the ladder while painting his home on south Mechanic Street. He struck the porch corner, bruising his right eye and gashing his lip before going to Dr. Dahl's office for treatment.
A picnic party at Sandager farm pasture east of Conover left gates unsecured. Cattle wandered onto a public highway crossing and were struck by a midnight train, killing four cattle and a herding dog. most carcasses were crushed, reducing hides to little value.
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