Thursday News From Decorah And Surroundings 1924
Local notes from Decorah and nearby towns recount visits by Mr and Mrs Hana Anderson of Decorah at Chas Capper home and a Clermont game, travel of Gingbretson to Fosston, and a new granddaughter Batty Jean Patterson in Los Angeles. Reports discuss coal to electricity, Emmett Morris release from West Union hospital, and community events including Knights of Columbus picnic with 2500 attendees. Also notes on tobacco controversy and regional farm news with sheriff’s investigation at Garnavilly township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Hana Anderson
Decorah
Chas
Capper
Mr. Anderson
Clermont
Gingbretson
Fosston
Minnesota
Sill
Nelson
Geo. N. Schori
John Gruver
Delweln
America
Fred
Hangon
Los Angeles
California
Vistt
Batty Jean
Clint Patterson
Wm. Patterson
United States
Emmett Morris
West Union Hospital
Andr Bradeht
John Falk
Mortis
Postville
August
John Kluth
Marshall Tom Kilfoil
Fred Hygerth
Garnavilly Township
Eggerth
Justice of the Peace
J. L. Flannigan
Clayton County
The
Methodist Church
Baltimana
Congress
Friends of Tobacco
Elgin Cow Testing Association Report July
July report shows 305 cows tested across 25 herds with 12 purchases and 3 beef cows sold. High cows include multiple Grims and Holzers. overall average milk fat 4.6 on 11 cows in Brackin Bros. herd. notes on fly spray use, grain feeding, and pasture quality. Events include association picnic planning, state dairy talks, and local travels. mentions Wageners, Hansons, and several community activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wenger
Louise G
Edward Grimm Nigger
Edward Grimm
Queen G. H
G. H
Edward Grimm Bess G. H
Ern Holzer Sparkie
Ern. Holzer
Brackin Bros
James Hanson
Randalia
Hanson
Mn Foundation
Local Notes and Business Visits Across Iowa
A compilation of short items notes a pay subscription slogan, travels of Bob Archer and T. J. Capper, for sale of a Round Oak range, and large building contracts in Iowa totaling 25 920 300 000 for six months in 1924. It also mentions a Pontville Hospital eye clinic, ground broken for a University of Iowa medical plant at Iowa City costing 4 500 000, and visits from Irene Nenne Ruth Elvidge to High friends. Additional updates include P R Berg’s trip to La Crosse, a colonel’s expected return, and farm progress near Decorah. Wheat price speculation, a carload of black bass dumped at Clear Lake, and births at the Charles Wenger home near Elgin complete the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Archer
Independence
T. J. Capper
West Union
Round Oak
Lehman
Iowa
Pontville Hospital
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Irene Nenne
Ruth Elvidge
Rowley
P. R. Berg
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Geo. E. Sehort
Lous Thona
Decorah
Clear Lake
Mississippi River
Charles Wenger
Elgin
Jim. Bailey
Jim
Shorty
M. A. Nicklaus
Des Moines
Rex Stark
Nicklaus
Visit Planned at Nelson Everson Home Wednesday Morning
Brief note indicates a Wednesday morning visit to the Nelson Everson home with plans to continue visits through the rest of the week, details sparse and timing tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souteeale
Nela Everson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Publishea
Strauch
Cpa
Elgin Matter
Cola Columma
Auplay
Focal
Enchant
Natores
Elgin Cow Testing Association Report
Fate
Em Holzer
Jerry N. Spencer
Clyde Combs
Waterloo
Fayette County
Hazel Gehring
John Rothlisberger
Leo
South of Elgin
Ida Mattocks
Gary
South Dakota
Bertha Mealey
B. Weibel
St. Paul
Alfred Wenger
Strawberry Point
Farmersburg
C. M. Green
Nicklaus Rennison
Rochelle
Illinois
Irvin Hendershott
Oelwe
F. G. Spahr
Ernst Schori
Correctionville
Sioux City
Geraldine
Mary Hanson
Fredericksburg
Alta Vista
Frank Shipton
Mary
Elma
P. Cashman
Hgh School
Lizzie B. Lyons
John Falber
Otto Olesen
Clarence Schneider
Frank Kiple
Richard Gehring
Reuben Schupbach
Miss
Ee Rk
Ibaa Prieta
Jere An
Freiburghaus & CO
Elgin, Iowa
Francis West
Ab West
Francis
Hk Oe Te
White
Hadsel
Citizens’ State Bank
Schont New
C. C. Fothergill
HM. B
Ahread
Dray Line
G. H. Kiple Relgin
Citizens State-Bank
Schumacher
Red Dog
Victor
Seal of
Crystal Patent
Buckeye
Buckeye” Poultry Brand
Weibel Mill Company
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