Postville Hospital News and Local Notes
Postville Hospital reports patients including Albert Hones Monona with rheumatism Ruta Kinga Postvilla Hvangaline Schetterd Monona adenoids Clarence Winkler Bigin tonaila adenoids Mrs Otto Boucher tonsils Fred Klein Oaslon tongila side Misa Boss Halstongen Eigin napa obstruction Gilbert Anderson Clermont noapl Mrs Roy Mooti Postville welcomed a baby girl Wednesday morning Mrs Gun Bensing Farmersburg operation Alesek the pyintor notes Atlantic crossing ad advertisement for piano in heated terms new shoe department at the Clothing Store expanding toward full completion
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Postville Hospital
Postvillé Hospital
Albert
Schetterd
Clarence Winkler
Otto. Boucher
Fred Klein
Oaslon
Tongila
Noite
Misa Boss Halstongen
Eigin
Napa
Gilbert Anderson
Clermont
Noapl
Roy Mooti
Postville
Gun- Bensing
Farmersburg
Land Boom On With Farmland Prices Rising Fast
A local land boom is described with rising values and expectations of further advances. Listings include a 156 acre farm near Clermont with granary, sheds, windmill, and orchard, a 180 acre unimproved tract, and 100 acres of land with timber and pasture. owner open to part trade and Sept. 1 holding price.
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Cgunder
Clermont
Lawrence ‘Raft
Hikaderson
Bikader-Wear Union Road
Elgin
Balanca
Ilovar
John H. Smith
Thia
Who Will Hold the Sackt and Why Prices Rise
The Iowa State College farm management unit warns that current peak land prices are likely unsustainable. A Blackhawk County sample shows 19 top earners averaged 3,700 dollars in 1918 on land valued at 230 dollars per acre, with high labor incomes masking broader struggles. If national prices fall, average farmers face paying 400 to 500 dollars per acre and doubt the returns justify today’s land values.
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Iowa State College
Farmara
Blackhawk ‘County
Iowa
Veterans Reunion Planned for Payette County Event
Payette county Veterans Association executive committee set August 18 and 13 as dates for the annual reunion at West Union. John L. Cherney of Independence will give the principal address at the campfire on August 12. Jno Shaffer and his martial band from Elyria will perform on both days, with Commander Hall noting strong veteran interest and a good turnout expected for this remembered gathering.
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Soldier's Re Union
Payette County Veteran’a
Jno
Shaffer
Elyria
Hall
Eight and a Half Pound Baby Boy Born Last Sunday
The Candle Editor notes a newborn son born last Sunday praising Mia, the doctors and nurses for the event. The piece jokingly rejects the traditional stork reference and urges safe driving with properly inflated tires to avoid road wear and cracking.
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Mia
Nures
Home Brewery Fight Drives Iowa to Curb Hops Stills
Anti-Saloon League officials in Des Moines announce a drive to uncover private beer brewers and prosecutions. Superintendent R N Holsapple says at least 200 homes brew malt hops for personal use and argues private stills violate the spirit of prohibition. Justice Department tests may convict if homemade beer exceeds two and three fourths percent alcohol.
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Lows Anti-Saloon League
Hobapple
Department of Justice
Dan Moines
Winter radishes and fall plantings advised by extension expert
An agricultural extension official from Town State College describes radish storage and use, noting winter radishes remain crisp and tender after cold storage. He adds fall crops like turnips carrots and salads can be planted now to mature for fall and winter use, with Bolshevism described as autocracy inverted and dangerous to wealth.
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Agricultural Extension Department of
Town State College
Germany
Milk essay winner and assorted regional items of wrongdoings
Migs Ruth Amundson of Decorah won first place among 4000 seventh and eighth graders from 164 schools in 41 counties for essays on Milk as a food for growing children. Sherif Etliigeon of Winneshirk county arrested H. P. Sorengon in Newton for forged notes worth 600 and 200 dollars. GT. Durham of Lamont chosen by State Game Warden Albert to oversee the Devil's Backbone park in Delaware county, a 1400 acre tract hosting wildfowl moved from Flynn farm near Des Moines. Jackson County jury found A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert guilty of conspiracy to teach disloyalty under espionage act, stemming from 1818 campaign speeches. Saloons licensed first in Prairie du Chien in 1861 at 25 dollars, rising through the years to 500, and 216000 spent on Algvers. some funds from Iowa aid. A water problem discussed in a district with school grounds and water access. A White Rock hen owned by Gus Rhodes of West Salem, Wis., laid 13 of 16 eggs in a four hour period, sparking bids of 600 dollars. Victor Berger argued Congress lacks authority to seat him. Behr Berkoowa notes constitutional ambiguity on elections and qualifications.
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Migs Ruth Amundson
Decorah
Sherif Etliigeon
Winneshirk
Newton
H. P
Sorengon
Laat Winter Sorengon
Dubuque
Durham
Lamont
Albert
Graie Park
Delaware County
Flynn
Des Moines
Jackson
Mich
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League
Prais Tre du Chien
Algvers
Iowa Aida
Marion
Weil
Gus Rhodes
Weat Salem
Wis
la Crosse
Rhodea Farm
Hoy
White Rook
Victor Berger
National House of Representatives
Socialista
Milwaukee
Beér- Berkoowa
Constitu ‘Tion
Membare
Harger
Agra
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Elginavings Bank
Elgin Savings Bank
Ales¢k
Atlantic Way
Piason- Bere
Waucon
Iowan
Gore Henry Wison
Elgin-Gunder
Berger
Man Business
Julia Berger
Washington
Higin
Tommy Howard
Echafer
John Johnson
West Higin
Mra
Ash Olson
Olson
C.H- Williamson
Will
Ed Wenger
Mikader
Volga City
Getty
Elgin Land Company
A. M. Weibel
Towa
Citizens’ State Bank
Republicana
Florida
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