Illness News From West Bend Involving Otto Daniels
Word reached Mr and Mrs Ben Schnei der that their son in law Otto Daniels of West Bend Iowa is quite ill and was to be taken to Iowa City Monday for an operation No further word has been received nor did Mrs Daniels disclose the nature of the trouble Inez Cook is having her rooms papered and painted this week Mr and Mrs Ed Conner plan to leave today for Britt and then to Forest City to join Fox Construction Co for the summers work Mr and Mrs Jud Conner will take them as far as Britt in their car
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Ben Schneider
Otto Daniels
West Bend
Iowa
Iowa City
Inez Cook
Ed Conner
Britt
Forest City
Fox Construction Co
Jud Conner
Quirky ads and quips from Elgin lumber firm
A collage of sales pitches and jokes from SCHORI & KUSTER Lumber Co of Elgin Iowa. It touts Mule-Hide roofing prices and home improvements while peppered with humorous exchanges about babies money and college marriage.
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Schori & Kuster Lumber Company
Elgin, Iowa
Ladies Aid and Cemetery Meetings in Illyria area
Illyria notes list a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society and Cemetery Association with Mrs. Jakie Yearous Jr. next Wednesday April 17. The column also records numerous local visits and family gatherings across Wadena Elgin and nearby communities including Ruth Schneider with her grandfather Jacob Gehring in Cheery Valley and others at the Rothlisberger Kimpson and Chapman homes.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Cemetery Association
Jakie Yearous Jr
Ruth Schneider
Jacob Gehring
Cheery Valley
Richard Canine
Maxine
Frank Poor
Wadena
Mary Dennler
Oak Grove
Harold Strong
Jim
Gladys
Walter Rothlisberger
Clara Muehlenthaler
Elgin
Edna
Lola Hanson
Ida
Marie Frieden
Frank Foot
Arthur Herman
Fred Schneider
Betty
Fred Rothlisberger
Jakie
Myron
Chas. Doty
George Palmer
Strawberry Point
Edna Harison
C. L. Chapman
Jim Yearous
Gladys Yearous
Chas. Rothlisberger
Local Oelwein Notes Highlight Visits And Farm Purchases
Mrs R A Crider and Mrs Mike Yenney visited Oelwein on Monday. Roy Schram, from the Emil Snyder home, went to Chicago last Thursday. The Ladies Cemetery Association met Thursday evening with Mrs Sam Lehman. Mrs Boise Capper of Postville spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Lena Benson. My Zirbriggen and family and Sali ma Hahbeger were supper guests Sunday at Ezra Rowland’s. Mrs Robert Grimes spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs T W Dean. Otto Block bought a Farmall from A D Knudson at Wadena along with a plow and two row cultivator for the 400 acre farm he rents with Severin from A J Anderson. Elias Benson cut his lip while helping John Sutter cut a stump at Mrs Mary Benson’s home. Benson required stitches from a nearby doctor after getting too close to Sutter’s double bladed axe.
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R. A. Crider
Mike Yenney
Oelwein
Roy Schram
Emil Snyder
Chicago
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Sam Lehman
Boise Capper
Postville
Lena Benson
Zirbriggen
Salima Hahbeger
Ezra Rowland
Robert Grimes
T. W. Dean
Otto Block
A. d. Knudson
Wadena
Severin
A. J. Anderson
Elias Benson
John Sutter
Mrs. Mary Benson
Mr. Benson
Mr. Sutter
Elgin Home Bakery ad by Zurbriggen
An Economy price bakery ad promotes Elgin Home Bakery by M Zurbriggen. It boasts high quality cakes pies and bread made from pure ingredients by expert bakers. It encourages customers to fry a dozen today and notes daily service.
Ferry seeds promise vigor and true stock for gardens
Ferry's Seeds boast energetic, fresh, pure bred plants from championship stock. The message invites readers to request the Ferry Seed Annual from D. M. Ferry & Co. of Detroit, noting thousands of tests to ensure seed trueness and offering garden facts beyond a catalog.
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Ferry
D. M. Ferry & Co
Dept. H
Detroit
Michigan
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Bohemi
Falb’s Meat Market
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Illyria
the Elgin Home Bakery
Zurbriggen
Edna Greipger
United States
Anita Stewart
George Peabody Converse
W.H. Moran
United States Secret Service
White House
Albert T. Reid
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