Clermont News Highlights Local Happenings
Amelia Wills returns from Chicago and Minnie Walker from Dalwein. Mrs Beney Capps visits Wisconsin friends. Dr Berry reports Patrick O Reilly improving. L G Larson of Humboldt guest of cousin Miss Laury Levi. Otto Miller of Flandrau visiting. Master Harry White visits Pogtville. Tuesday Evening Club meets with Mrs E W Apperman. John Bluots dog went mad and headed this way. Mae Pringle returns from western trip and opens winter term in Woodland district. Mrs James Paulson returns from Sc Olat’s hospital in Austin Minnesota. Rolf brothers buy Orm Larson herd Shorthorn bull. Rev Temple preaches on Communion with the Unseen. John Peterson presents daughter Rose a cabinet organ. Mr and Mrs John Peterson celebrate romantic gift. Parsonage move for Dryer family. Herman Lindentaur builds hog house. Ancauias Larson and Lena Tressavt marry and move to Oelwe. Mrs Mary Miller plans winter in Marysville Missouri. many afflicted with cold. Bil Koehler visits sister Mrs Geo Kiple. Winnie Schragk visits Poiutte. Tred White accompanies Roy Temple to appointment. Rev Temple delivers first sermon. crack repairs and wind sealing urged. Lat hogs market social by T D Richards last Friday. Jessa Tripp funeral at Union church. Junior Endeavor to pause meetings due to cold. Ernest Dendler injured wrist in riding accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Miller
Flandrau
Harry White
Gilbert Sanders
Pogtville
James Paulson
Sc. Olat's Hospital
Austin
Minnesota
Rolf Brothers
Orm “Larson
Tuav
Temple
Mes
John Peterson
Rose
L.N. Erickson
Whiuit
Herman Lindentaur
Ancauias Larson
Lena Tressavit
Oelwe
Mary Miller
Marysville
Clermmont
German Bottom News and Local Appointments
Sam Schupp is reported very sick and L Roy Myer left for the west on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Rob Lehman visited Bottomers. Levi Palfer went to Elkader on business. Joe Zu ing is staying at Sam Schupp's. Miss Genn Jenson of Cedar Rapids visits family. Oscar Freiden owns a new buggy harness. Johnie Butikofer guest at Tens Jenson home. John Baumgartner and John Myer from near Elkader visited friends. Rev John Wenger returned Saturday from two months in Ohio Indiana and Nevada. Thanksgiving visitors honor Misses EB and L and Mr F Miback. Alfred Schupp touring with butcher outfit. Fred Pulfer home from Highland. A Bunkofer on honey selling trip. Mrs J Lantz and son John depart for Indiana. Miss Louisa Marti ill with throat inflammation. Sam Lehman family of Elgin visit. Ming Hoakmaster and Mollie Gehring guests at Gilbert Anderson home. Ed Grimm and wife welcome third baby born Friday December 4. Mrs Fred Schniedal’s fishing machine accident scalded two-year-old daughter. she is recovering. KLEYRIA NOTES, Bill Knight drove the ave haat senior. Coming Fayette Saturday end leuucasa Pai
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zuing
Sam Schupp
Genn Jenson
Cedar Rapida
Oscar Freiden
Johnie Butikofer
Tens Jenson
Fred Schupback
EB. F and
Mr. F. Miback
Alfred Schupp
Fred Pulfer
Highland A
Bunkofer
J. Lantz
John
Indiana
Louisa Marti
Sam Lehman
Elgin
Ming Hoakmaster
Mollie 'Gehring
Gilbert Anderson
Ed Grimm
Tnd
Public Auctions On Farm Near Cuatalia And Elgin
Auction notices describe public sales of farm property on Wednesday December 16 1903 near Cuatalia and Postville with livestock machinery and household items. Detailed lists include mares cows horses hay corn oats straw chickens buggies plows binders and other farm gear. Payments on notes with interest and cash discounts offered, with noon meals and coffee.
John Reinhart Death and Biographical Sketch
John Reinhart born 1801 in Switzerland immigrated to the United States in 1862. He married Maria Woeminen in 1850 and had nine children, five surviving. descendants include Jacob Reinhart, Mrs. J. Meyer, Mrs. W. Langs, Inna, Lena, and Pred Reinhart. He served in Co. Fy 4th Town Infantry during the Civil War and died after a lengthy life of piety and community service. Elkador Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reinhart
Switzerland
United States
Maria Woeminen
Berg Jacob Rethart
PB. Meyer
Boardaan
W. Langs
Remaen
Inna
Lena
Pred Reinhart
Stag and Eagle Encounter Described by Admiral Kennedy
In India, Admiral Kennedy recalls stalking a stag alone when a white tailed eagle swept overhead within ten yards. He raised his rifle to shoot but did not fire, noting the dramatic moment and that his action ended his stay in the area as the eagle disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Admiral Kennedy
Scott's Emulsion touted as cure for sick blood
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood purifier for pale girls and stressed young women. It claims to restore strength and flesh, emphasizes cod liver oil nutrition, and offers free samples to sufferers, asserting regular treatment cures blood sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Public Auction on Elgin Brabham Place December 17 1908
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the old Brabham place two miles south of Elgin on Thursday December 17 1908 starting at 10 o clock. Items include 20 Hwan or Qaring cows, yearling steer, 8 steer calves, 2 heifer calves, 2 horse teams, 4 year old horse, 14 good sion, straw, 600 bushels corn, 500 bushels oats, 10 tons hay, wagon, 2 pair bob sleighs, 2 corn planters, cart, heating and cook stoves. Free songs and not coffed at noon. Terms: cash for $5 and under. over $5 one year’s note at 8 percent interest. T. J. Capper auctioneer. Robert Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuatalia
Postville
Pat
B. W Markham
Hughey Armstrong
Ring
Migsouri
Pallie
Elgin
Lke Conner
Cssh
BE. W. Mankian
Gottpreld Hanni
Brabham
T. J. Capper
Varnish Trap Delays Brooklyn Youth Meeting
A Brooklyn First Presbyterian delegation visiting the Floating Chapel found the chairs varnished. A speaker became stuck to his seat and struggled thrice before freeing himself, quipping he would be fine if he stuck to the Lord as firmly as the chair. The page also carries a humorous aside about a neighbor's finances and extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghalr
First Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
Earlors
Convict Maintenance Costs in England Near Two Million
A fragment notes the maintenance of convicts in England, listing about 46,008 convicts and annual costs near two million dollars, with references to the PRY and RTO. The readable material is limited but indicates government expense and inmate count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRY. Rto
Englad
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Allen G. Rennisoh
Elogin
Bécker
Fothergill, M
Rouxorio
Ansi
Dewey Tiotel
Ainsworth & Dyklns
Attorneys
Pieia
Co West
Union
Iowa
Cc. M. Dorland
G. A. Dorland
West Union
C. M. Dorland
Bopp
Lowa
J. W. Bopp
Undertaker
Ishava
Leok
C. L. Freiburghaus
John Tpake
Poland
Oman
Waumey Proventann
Ronte’ i
Towa
the Wi
Clermont News
Amelia Wills
Chicago
Minnie Walker
Dalwein
Beney Capps
Wisconsin
Berry
Patrick O'Reilly
L. G. Larson
Humboldt County
Laury Levi
Bil Koehler
Geo. Kiple
Winnie Schragk
Piyotte
Tred White
Clarmott
Roy. Temple
Rev
Tample
Nat
T. D. Richards
Jessa Tripp
Union Church
Auburn
Mary Paxwell
Ernest Dendler
Instel
L Roy Myer
Mrs
Rob Lehman
Levi Palfer
Elkader
John Baumgartner
John Myer
Eileader
John Wenger
Ohio
Fred Schniedal
Kleyria
Biilo Knight
Fayette
Waits Olarl
Miller & Son
Clermont
Peony &, Twat, Rhists
New York
Mr. Flint
Mitchell
W. Markham
Auctione
D. W. Cuextewrs
Cremenrs Clements & Clements
Attorneys AT Law
National Bank
Citizens State : Bank
Hein Town
Ben Echori
David Jacobia
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Jac
O. ML. Bingon
Knudt H. Groth
Ben Schori
August Benson
O. A. Olson
Europe
Eigin
Fred Muehlenthaler Prep
sSchori&Sons Dauborain
Arebome
Thad
Eigio
Xmas Hardware
Xmas Cutlery & Tools
Xmas Sporting Goods
Xmas Tinware, Etc
Lehman
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