Fragmented wartime local notes and editorials across Varied Topics
A garbled collection of 1930s era community items. It mentions Chicago tenants plans for rent relief, forest preserves, Bayside playgrounds, Lutheran Brotherhood legal steps to address Sunday desertion, and a controversial Bulgorile premier. Also references women sewing and hospital work, residents visiting West Union, and weather observations with local gossip on fashion and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguranes
Chicago
Clear Lake
Cerro Gordo
Dea
A. M. Welber
Tillman
Hooper
Nebraska
Drape Family Keeps Sunday Visit Across County
Hier Drape and wife of Minnesotal Milimenote travel from Grove to visit over Sunday with Bieter Mre Otto Topp and family. If they returned Mrs. Topp accompanies them to New Hampton before Mrs. Finch hosts in her mother’s home.
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Bieter
Mre
Otto Topp
Fall In Buddy Silent Duty Echoes In Wartime Line
Poignant wartime vignette urges personal duty over orders as a veteran recalls marching cadence and bunk fatigue. The fragment evokes memory of a line of soldiers awaiting instruction, the bugle call fading into conscience and resolve.
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Buddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Se
H. 8
Steeler
Mies Verle Kniel
West Union
Maynard
Benchea Avery
Marquette Company
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co
Marquette Building
Reeal Distributore
Maslin
George E. Schori & Co
Depot
Bragkin's
Bowery
Dexter's Serenaders
Pep
Snap & Harmony
Usual
Elgin
American Legion
Post of
Elgin No. 352
Legion
G. H. Falk
Elgin, Iowa
F. A. Jenkins
Clermont, Iowa