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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

3

WANTED- Decorah hospital job and Burr Oak land

Classified fragment lists WANTED help on second floor at Decorah hospital, NT 120 acres two miles west of Burr Oak. Various FOR SALE items include work horses, used Ford car, short thoin stock, Hereford bulls, farm land in North Dakota, and a large Grant Lands offer. Also LOST a traveling bag between Mabel and Decorah. Names include R Townsend Rud Bros O Fyland E Johnson David Olmsted Gilbert A Anderson J Steno and Grant Lands Locating Co.

Decorah Burr Oak R. Townsend Rud Bros O. Fyland Mabel David Olmsted Litchville N. C Duke of Spring Highlandville Iowa Lindsay Northwestern J. Steno Grant Lands Locating Co Portland Oregon

Decorah Train Wreck Injures Decorah Woman and Others

A train collision near Calmar between Decorah and Calmar & Davenport trains left Mrs. L. S. Gorder of Decorah with a fractured knee and two ribs, plus multiple bruises among passengers. Other injured include Mrs. H P Johnson and several named travelers. Debris and lamp damage were minor and traffic resumed quickly.

Decorah Calmar Calmar & Davenport H. P. Johnson Gorder St. Paul H. M. Hanson Janesville Wis Hi. M. Hanson Christina Frana Spillville P. Carolan Bluffton John Hart Montgomery W. Craig Chester Charlotte Mollart Harry Skinner Kathryn Jewell Fannie Skinner M. L. Blackmarr Rovang Idella Rygg Stella Tollefson Adah Tollefson Stella Rygg Henrietta Larson

Balloon lands near Wanken on long Omaha flight record

U S Balloon No. 11 from Ft Omaha touched down at 8:20 Tuesday morning on the C. Anderson farm near Wauken after an 400 mile, 7000 foot high trek begun 11:10 Monday night from Omaha. The route included Denison Fort Dodge Sac City Rockwell City Clarion and Calmar in a sixty mile wind setting a distance and speed record for the Omaha school.

U. S Ft. Omaha

Oct 27: Delayed drafts for Camp Dodge cantonment

Consolidation of the third and fourth increments requested to Crowder to hold men until after October 25. Maj. Gen. Plummer said the 25 000 manpower target would be sent when construction allows, with 18 000 in the third and about 7 000 in the last increments. Exemptions push some reports to Thanksgiving or earlier, but all 40 000 not duty until December 1.

General Crowder E. H. Plummer Camp Dodge Crowder

A Day in Camp From J D Hexom

A 1st Lieutenant writes from Co 2 M O T C describing a cosmopolitan company of 124 men at a military camp. The daily routine runs from 5 30 wake up to 9 bedtime with drills lectures meals and study dictating a strict schedule.

United States Maine California Duluth Galveston J. D. Hexom

Certified for Service list of Winneshiek men

On October 8 a list posted at the Winne shiek local board certified as selected for military service by the Waterloo district board. The document names numerous men from Decorah Ossian Calmar Cresco Ridgeway Castalia Fort Atkinson Waucoma Ossian and surrounding areas with their addresses and serial numbers.

Winneshiek Local Board Waterloo Clarence V. Knoke Prosper Minn Thorvald Nordsveen Decorah Jos. A. Valenta Calmar Joseph Vopava Terrence H. McCabe Cresco John Tinjum Ossian John Frettheim Fred W. Rosenbaum Peter Schmitt Fr. Atkinson Arthur G. Watthauer Ridgeway W. A. Ondrashek Ft. Atkinson Ervie C. Reuter Ilarold S. Anderson Oscar S. Bergeland Carl J. Howden Carl M. Selness Mabel Myron L. Wolfe Frank T. Impehl Louis H. Frerick John Whalen Philip Hagemann Henry Fred D. Falck Micahel Huber John F. Hogan Waukon Arthur M. Holter G. Ogloe F. R. Zborgik Frank J. Barloon Waucoma Geo. A. Numedahl Eldo A. H. Lang Fred L. Lukesh Olvin C. Howden Alfonse T. Schneeberger Peter FE. Caldow Castalia Philip Losen A. I Bushleit Tarney A. Gebling John Paviovec John C. Erickson Albert G. F. Kern Glen D. Headington Ronglen Lawrence Tl. Bentley Walter C. Johnson Jos. H. Uhlenhake Nick Rilling Roy Robert Dickson Arthur Hoff B. L. Tillapaugh Louis Tf Gerleman Bjarne Berentson Albert A Triska Geo Earl Hayes Creseo

New York Artist and Abraham Bond Violinist Shine in Decorah Recital

A large audience heard Miss Marie Kaiser soprano and Mr Abraham Bond violinist Monday evening at the Grand opera house. The program featured Edison phonograph selections with Bond accompanying and Kaiser delivering a warm voice with a friendly stage presence. The recital, presented by Decorah Music Shop, showcased tone reproduction by Edison records and highlighted Bond’s violin contributions alongside Kaiser's vocal performance.

Grand Opera House Marie Kaiser Abraham Bond Miss Kaiser Bond Carl Flesch Albert Spaulding Edison Mayor Hook Elizabeth Spencer Jon Edison Decorah Music Shop The

Flora Bella Sings Its Way Into Favor

Ottawa review hails Flora Bella at the Russell as a real comic musical with a connected plot. Rhoda Nickells carries the title role with a superb voice and charm while Russell Lennon, Gertrude Selden, and David Andrada deliver strong supporting turns. The show features witty lines, catchy songs like Give Me All of You, and bright costumes, drawing praise from the audience for matinee and evening performances. Tonight delegates to the labor congress attend in a body.

Ottawa Citizen Flora Bella The Russell Manja Rhoda Nickells Russell Lennon David Andrada Robert Buchanan Trena Komlosky Ottawa Labor Congress

A Queer Duck From Mississippi Marshes

MeGregor hunter C. M. Brooks mounted a pure white duck with red eyes as a curiosity trophy. He shot it from wild rice fields near here during a large flock sighting, the bird standing out from afar.

McGregor C. M. Brooks Mississippi

World Series Swing Between Giants and White Sox

The World Series opened in Chicago with the White Sox defeating the Giants 2 to 0 and 7 to 2. New York games then saw the Giants win 2 to 0, before the series shifts back to Chicago with at least one more game expected. A local retailer notes limited stock of wool suits and overcoats from manufacturers samples, offered at saced prices for a Saturday sale.

Chicago White Sox Giants New York

Red Cross Breakfast at Park Hosts Featured Guests

Red Cross entertainment began with a 7 o'clock breakfast in the park hosted by Dr Grace Urban and Mrs Carmichael of West Union with Miss Gilbert. Featured acts followed a snow storm mood with bacon eggs saved from a blaze by Dr Ed McMasters and a greased pole act by Dr Grace. Receipts totaling 84.25 were sent to Mrs Mott as treasurer.

Red Cross Park Gilbert Carmichael West Union Grace Urban Mr. Jackson Mrs. Jackson Ed. McMasters Grace

Geske Enthusiastic Booster Highlights Decorah Visit

Attorney M. X. Geske of McGregor spoke at the Fourth district federated clubs in Decorah. He toured the hills above Decorah and Dunning Spring, praising the scenery and local farming, while noting McGregor's hills and Mississippi surroundings. Geske balances law with farming as a hobby and supports his hometown.

Decorah M. X. Geske McGregor Geske Mississippi Dunning Mr. Geske Guernsey

Oats Contest Rewards Williamsburg Man in Cedar Rapids

Harry Groves of Williamsburg Town entered three pecks of oats in a Quaker Oats contest at Cedar Rapids. He won two first prizes and a second for late oats and first for early oats totaling $115 in prizes amid market price around 40 cents.

Cedar Rapids Harry Groves Williamsburg Quaker Oats Company

Reformation Fest at Luther College Auditorium

Decorah circuit Lutheran churches hold a Reformation fest October 27 and 28 at Luther College auditorium. The choral union will perform The City of God cantata directed by Prof. Carlo A. Sperati on Sunday afternoon the 28th. Further program details to follow.

Lutheran Churches of

Free dental care offered to Winneshick County men

In cooperation with the State Dental Society the Winneshick County dentists offer free services to selected men in need who cannot pay. Appointments can be arranged so treatment occurs before Camp Dodge. Men may choose any dentist. officials urge prompt action with a short time remaining.

Winneshick County State Dental Society Camp Dodge F. W. Conover CL. Topliff T. C. Hutchinson Bof W. R. Tour Kinley Orr F. J. Conover Calmar J. P. Schneeberger Ossian Clinton Sobolik

Towans Invade Chicago for Big Iowa Day Event

The Hawkeye club of Chicago plans the final Iowa day as the largest of its kind in the city. Readers with Towans in Chicago are urged to contact the club, secretary Walter F. Sommers at 79 West Monroe Street.

Chicago Hawkeye Club of Walter F. Sommers Weat Monroe St

Chimney Fire at James Tucker Building in Fourth Ward

Fire department responded Friday morning to a chimney fire in the old James Tucker building opposite the Milwaukee freight depot. The blaze was out upon arrival and the city paid about $50 for the alarm.

Fourth Ward James Tucker Milwaukee

Death of Calmar Resident J. S. Grundeland

J. S. Grundeland, a well known Calmar resident, died on Saturday. The funeral was held yesterday. The article also notes the United States has about 310000 square miles of known coal areas and another 160000 square miles believed to underlie marketable coal.

J. 8. Grundeland Calmar United States

Weekly Weather Forecast for Plains and Mississippi Valley

Tasted by the U S Weather Bureau for the week starting October 7 1917 there will be little rain but frequent temperature fluctuations between warm and cool across Plains States and Upper and Middle Mississippi Valley.

U.S. Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Plains States Upper Mississippi Valley

Decorah Market Grain and Livestock Report

Wheat trades around 2.00 to 82.10 with Darley 81.15 to 1.20 and Timothy 85.00 to 86.50. Corn at 1.00. Flour retail 5.00 to 83.25 with some unclear notes. Hogs range from 15.00 to 18.50. eggs and other items are incomplete.

Darley Timothy

Hillside Bugle Notes Rev B Green Talk

Aunt Ellen listened as the Hillside Bugle reported a musical program followed by a talk by Rev. B Green on Personal Devils. Thirty five attendees were present at the event marking the community gathering.

Reuben Hillside Bugle Aunt Ellen Rev. B. Green

Church Announcements and Services Summary

Multiple area churches announce schedules for Sunday services. Christian Science at Freeman Building lists 11 45 a m lesson Are Sin Sickness and Death Real with a Wednesday 8 pm meeting and daily reading room. United Lutheran led by Pastor Glesne offers Sunday school at 9 15 and Norwegian and English services with cantata rehearsal for Oct 28. Congregational led by Pastor Willett observes Rally Day with Divine Urgency in morning and Harvest Home concert in evening, with Home Department and Cradle Roll programs.

Christian Science Services Freeman Building United Lutheran O. Glesne F. N. Ell College Auditorium M. Willett Quartette

Cash-Only Shoe Business Opens Despite Requests

The undersigned announces they will operate strictly on a cash basis for both shoes and shoe repairing. Credit will be refused. Names listed include LL HWAMRE J L HAMRE A A RISTE.

Hwamre J, L, Hamre A. A Riste

Also Mentioned on This Page

Victrolas M. J Decorah Victor JKUP Fiske O'Hara the Grand Bessie Barriscale Thos. H, Ince King OF the Rails Paramount Pictures Presents Fannie Ward Selznick Select Pictures Norma Talmadge Poppy Polly Circus Filmland Kitty Kelly Examiner M. J. Soukup Wanken Fort Benjamin Harrison Russell Theater Canada Red Cross Entertainment J. S. Grundeland Decorah Markets Winneshiek Hotel H. Conigisky Optometrist Winneshiek Automobile Wool P. H. Schlatter Motor Supply CO H. B Montgomery, Frop Decorah, Iowa TOB Iowa & Son
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