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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1914

Page

4

Medical Society Meets in Calmar and Decorah Hospital

Northeastern Iowa Medical Society members gathered in Calmar last Friday in one of its most successful meetings. About thirty physicians heard papers by Dr. F. A. Hennessy, Dr. E. R. Lewis, Dr. C. R. Laraway, and Dr. George Kessel, then toured the new Decorah hospital before a banquet at the Winneshiek hotel.

Northeastern Town Medical Society Calmar F. A. Hennessy E. R. Lewis Dubuque C. R Laraway Lime Springs George Kessel Cresco Decorah Decorah Hospital Winneshiek Hotel

Marve Grattan Foresees Trotter Duel With Decorah

M T Grattan owner of Treverbyn and Preston stock farm comments on Decorah's recent trotting acquisitions. He states his aim to match strides with Decorah's best in 115, hoping to victory if persuasion secures it, while praising past rivals and warm ties with Decorah supporters. He recalls Roadmaster Caldwell's early beating on Jack Stiles.

Rerunnican E. Curtin Larry Keefe M. T. Grattan Treverbyn Preston Stock Farm Decorah Caldwell Bates Stiles Graham Jack Stiles King Herod Marve Grattan

Iowa Building Nears Completion at Panama-Pacific Exposition

The Iowa building in the Panama- Pacific exposition is nearly finished and should be completed within a month. Secretary Woodworth Clum of the Greater Iowa association said a Dec 10 inspection by a sub committee is planned. Town made goods are used in construction and Furnishings. Preparations for Greater Town week Nov 16 to 21 are underway with 600 to 700 meetings expected across the state. A preliminary session led by Cass and Audubon delegates was held at Atlantic with Justice Hornor Deemer speaking.

Woodworth Clum Greater Iowa Association Greater Town Association Cass Audubon Atlantic Hornor Deemer

Meyer Sees Home Endorsement in Tight District Race

In Winneshiek county Meyer gains support as Haugen’s margin shrinks. In Calmar first precinct Meyer 258 Haugen 82 while Clarke 111 and Hamilton 178. Calmar township Meyer 363 Haugen 86. Governor votes 16 to 201. Nicholson 170 to 184. Military precinct Hamilton 206 Clarke 145. Nicholson within eight votes of carrying it.

G. A. Meyer Haugen Winneshirk County Calmar Meyer Gov. Clarke Hamilton Fr. P. Nicholson Iis Military Clarke Nicholson

Decorah hospital opens after public effort

Independence Bulletin Journal reports Decorah's new hospital officially opened with a large reception. Mrs. Lutie Larsen of Independence serves as superintendent. Dr. Guthrie of Dubowne named chief surgeon. Mr. Smith, an elderly resident, donated 1 000 toward the project contingent on a further 15 000 being raised locally. Public groups and lodges supported the effort.

Independence Bulletin Journal Decorah Lutie Larsen Independence Vr. Smith Guthrie Dubowne Smith Decotah

One Killed and Two Wounded in Reinbeck Shootout

A beldaap near Reinbeck left John Meyers a 45 year old Texan dead from a left lung wound. Prim a 24 year old Texan and Wilcoxson a 23 year old Marylander were wounded as a posse fought two tramps near Reinbeck. Meyers and Hansen of Cedar Falls confronted Prim and Wilcoxson who planned to rob the Great Western depot.

Reinbeck Ik John Meyers Texas Sue Prim Belmont Texas H. T. Wagner Waterloo Willis Wilcoxson Baltimore Prim and Wilcoxson Great Western Meyers Hans Hansen Cedar Falls

Fifty Years Ago Battles Update From Civil War Route

In a Franklyn Tennessee clash Gen Schofield defeated Hood capturing 1000 prisoners. Meade reports Bragg seized Stony Creek station Virginia as infantry cavalry and artillery defended it. Sherman advances toward the sea from Atlanta as Thomas forces pull back to form line south of Nashville. Decorah locals form Mississippi Valley Insurance with A Bradish as VP and A J B Abbey as secretary. Cyrus McKay and S C Treat head to Yellow river country for deer. Eli George reopens Tremont house. Dennis and Halverson form a general store partnership at Ellsworth and Landers old stand.

Franklyn Tenn Schofield Hood Meade Bragg Stony Creek Station Sherman Georgia Atlanta Thomas Franklyn, Tenn Nashville Ellsworth & Landers

Bumper Onion Crop in Pleasant Valley Iowa

Prof. A T Erwin of Iowa State College reports Pleasant Valley near Davenport produced 400 to 500 bushels per acre with prices from 1.00 to 1.75 per bushel. One 14 acre grower grossed 700 dollars per acre. Growers marketed early to avoid drought and practiced cooperative marketing with a dedicated agent. Some farmers are third generation onion growers.

Iowa Pleasant Valley Davenport A. T. Erwin Agricultural Experimental Station Iowa State College Mr. Erwin Southeastern Erwin

Ossian Editor Celebrates 40th Birthday Surprise

The Ossian Bee reports editor Schmitz was surprised by friends at his home as they celebrated his 40th birthday. The party featured music by Charlotte and Otto Gunderson, a evening feast, and Rev. M J Thiltgen presenting a ring with a re constructed ruby on behalf of the attendees.

Ossian Bee Schmitz Charlotte Gunderson Otto Gunderson

Horrible Accident Injures Ray Bickel Near Giard

A traction engine accident at the Geo Heilmann farm left Ray Bickel seriously injured while hulling clover. After dinner he released the belt with the engine running and was crushed between the engine and fly wheel, dying a few hours later.

McGregor Times Giard Ray Bickel Mr. Bickel Geo. Heilmann Ray

Hen Attacks Farmer. Teeth Knocked Out Near Scranton

Charles Nicholson, a prominent farmer near Scranton in Greene County, reports his teeth were kicked out by an angry mother hen while he tried to catch chickens. He was scratched and kicked in the face during the incident last week.

Charles Nicholson Scranton Greene County Nicholson

Snow and Diphtheria Reported in Decorah Area

A. J. Butler of the Decorah Prosper stage line said he left Tyre Oak last Thursday as light snow was falling and noted a diphtheria outbreak in one local family.

A. J. Butler Decorah Prosper Tyre Oak

A C Hecks Father Dead in Ossian

The McGregor Times reports the death of Philip Heck at McGregor on Wednesday Now 4th. He was aged 4 years and the father of A C Heek of Ossian.

The McGregor Times Philip Heck A.C. Heek Ossian

New Skin Care Lines Highlighted by Local Ad Pair

Our Sweet Almond Cream and Invisible Powder promise daily use to improve skin. They boast purity antiseptic properties with no harmful ingredients and are sold by Mott & Co J Sorenson R Parman Imogen Lincoln. A compact typewriter ad and Burdock Blood Bitters claim health benefits with price and location details in the same notice.

Joseph Hayes Found Dead Near Daly's Flats

Cresco Times reports Joseph F. Hayes was found dead Saturday around 11:40 p m near Daly's Flats, thought to be heart failure. He had been bringing a wagon of cement from Cresco. his wife expected him home and found him lifeless at the foot of a nearby hill after the team reached the house driverless.

Cresco Times Joseph F. Hayes Daly’s Flats Hayes Cresco

Patroling the Lines by Bell Telephone Crew

Bell Telephone workers maintain and repair lines for winter readiness. The crew has operated mainly in the Decorah south territory, patrolling to find defects and fix them now.

Bell Telephone Company Decorah

Foot and Mouth Disease Quarantine Hits Chicago Markets

Foot and mouth disease breaks out at the Chicago stock yards and appears in an Iowa district, triggering quarantine and prohibition of stock shipments. Local markets feel the impact as hogs owned by Henry Reeves and the Co operative company must be fed and held until the embargo ends.

Chicago Iowa Henry Reeves Co-operative Company

Crow Bar Accident Injures Manches ter Worker

Francis Pierce at the Illinois Central freight depot in Manchester suffers a painful injury when a crowbar slips while prying boards in a freight car door, the iron bar going through his left foot. A $200 reward is offered for amateur motion picture plots by amateurs. The Decorah Republican notes a price for a 14 month subscription.

Francis Pierce Ilinois Central Manchester Photoplay Bureau Fulton, Wis the Decorah Republican

Big Pop Corn Crop in Ida County Indicates High Yields

In Ida Grove on Monday, dealers accepted the first popcorn crop for 1914 with contracts dated after November 1. Yields averaged 2800 to 3500 pounds per acre, some reaching two tons. Over five hundred loads were marketed, typical loads weighing one to one and a half tons. The contract price is 1.10 per hundred pounds.

Ida County Ida Grove

August state health report deaths in counties

The state board of health notes August deaths in Winneshiek 20 Allamakee 12 Chickasaw 11 Clayton 17 Fayette 22 and Howard 6. Causes include still birth cancer goiter general disease paralysis bronchitis pulmonary congestion respiratory disease malformation injury by vehicle Brights disease two softening of the brain and heart disease three each.

State Board of Health Winneshiek County Allamakee County Chickasaw Clayton Fayette Howard Bright

Try This for Your Cough and Cures

Advice on treating coughs through Dr Kings New Discovery claims rapid relief by soothing throat inflammation and loosening phlegm. A testimonial from J R Watts of Floydale Texas supports effectiveness with a 50 cent bottle offered by druggists.

Dr. King J. R. Watts Floydale Texas

The Youth's Companion Christmas Gift Subscription

Readers are urged to give a year’s subscription to The Youth’s Companion as a year round service with clean entertainment and weekly inspiration. Less than four cents a week, $2 a year, includes remaining issues for the year and a free Companion Home Calendar with gift subscriptions. Send for sample copies and the 1915 forecast from 144 Berkeley Street Boston Mass. New subscriptions at this office. Subscribe for The Republican.

Berkeley Street Boston Mass

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A. K. Battery & Son Medical Society Northeastern Iowa Society Marve Republic A. C. Heck Joseph Hayes Crow Bar Dean Ady Vital Statistics Hart Schaffner & Marx America Ben Bear Hart Schaffner & Marx Clote
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