Plain sewing and socks at local shops noted
The column lists Wanted Plain sewing by Mrs Bert Fnos and infants socks at J H Bouman & Sons plus The Weibel Mill Co shipping a carload of wheat to Waterloo. Several residents are mentioned including W H Vinton visiting Dubuque and Miss Marie Reusser attending Fayette summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Fnos
J. H. Bouman & Sons
Weibel Mill Co
Waterloo
W. H. Vinton
Dubuque
Marie Reusser
Fayette
Lone Pine
Boy Scouts
Elgin Scouts
Bertha Kiple
Nelle
Chas Grover
Bart Kiple
Floyd Dummermuth
Bobby Demaree
Knudtson
Clayton
Sam Greenly
Sam Lehman
Florence
F. C. Hillman
Waverly
Hillmen
Homer Sewell
H. L. Brandt
St. Ansgar
Harnack
P. C. Gunderson
Seal of Minnesota
Weibel Milk Company
H. W. Falk
BE. J. Halverson
Margit
Chisago City
Minnesota
Mel Kohler
Betty
Hillman
Mary Patterson
Harriet Musby
Plainfielt
Fred
Walter Reusser
Walter
Independence
Freding
Fred Daught
Clovis
New Mexico
Iowa City
Wales
Bech
America
Abraham Lincoln
Otto
Eewin Kreuger
Sam- Wmez
Madison
South Dakota
John Krenger
J. F. Miller
Beal of
International Milling Company
Welbel Mill Co
Mies Marie Gehring
Hagel Gehy
J. H. Beitian & Sone
Florence Ottey
Arlie Holzer
Halver Gilbertaon
Oith
John Falk & Bon
Anna Baldwin
Vinton
Delia Twist
Ortog
New Hampton
F. W. Hughes
Fred O'Dell
J. D. Shaffer
Milwaukee
Hadee
Wain
Falb
Black Hawk
Weibel Mill Company
Ruth
Arfield Larnon
Firanite Falls
Elgin
Florence Berg
Hagel Habeger
Town City
State University
Fair Grounds
West Union
Weat Union
Ralph DeSart
F. RR. Berg
Willeys- Knight
Grimm & Schupbach
W. W. Luce
Richard
Payette
John Falb & Son
Citizens’ State Bank
George Falb
C. S. Anderson
Wausa
Nebraska
H. W. Brabham
Theodore Dons
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosa Muehlethaler
Katie Bauman
C. J. Harrington
Clermont
Boles Capner
Boles
Capper
Fixing It Up For New P M's Post Office Card
President Harding issues an order to align postmaster offices with civil service protections and legal government business status. Across four classes there are 52 232 postmasters. appointments on term expirations will be made from the three highest eligibles. The order covers current incumbents as terms expire in all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Marshal John de Sart
Mr. DeBart
Deart
Max Thoma
S.eeeraeee
P. Stoehr & Co
N. W. Evans
Bere & Kohler
Whytes
Grimm & Schupbac
Christ Bros
J. F. Bernat
Schmin
L. G. Lehman
Fald & Sons
Scree
Melvin Boyer
Hénry Topp
Philip Moser
Harrington
Seeses
C. & Hniel
Geo. Vaughn
W. J. Kohler
Ceeseseess
Thomas Howard
A. M. Weibel
Frieburghans & Co
Lace
C. S. Halstenson
F. W. Hughes
James Bordman
Wees
Mrs. Fosha
Lg Bauman & Sons
T. W. Dean
A. Boleyn
Schori
C. H. Grover
Glen N. Schori
Clint Patterson
William Frederick
J. WN. Nelson Oe
A. Pb, Lehman
Gottfried Pfister
Sever Conner
Hutchingen
Harding
M. D's on Right Track at State Medical Society
In Des Moines the State Medical Society voted to launch an organized health education campaign and promote home sanitation. A physician described a typhoid outbreak in a seven member family linked to a privy location above the well. Another clinician claimed nine tenths of pneumonia could be prevented with proper ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Society
Des Moines
Reserved Front Row For Officers Sparks Laugh
A mud-splattered doughboy enters a YMCA hut where entertainment is underway and sits front row. A polite YMCA official informs him the front section is reserved for officers. He replies with a wry line about the previous assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
American Leglor Weekly
Perry visits Chicago for school closing exercises
Mr E Perry traveled to Chicago last Thursday to visit Miss Helen Nicklaus and attend the closing exercises of the University schools. For sale listings include Biz yearnings, three cheers and three heifers. Inquiries to Will Laoty, Elgin, Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Perry
Chicago
Mise
Helen Nicklaus
Will Laoty
Elgin
Lowe
Route to freedom along the Underground Railroad stations
A fragment describes trunk lines and branches guiding enslaved people through Northern states toward freedom. Stations near towns and rivers, including private homes, barns, caves, and berry rooms, offered temporary refuge at night. Escaped individuals moved by carts, wagons, or on foot, receiving welcome and aid at each station en route to the next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Lewis
Desene Town
City
Weat Liberty
Witt
Low Moor
Mississippi River
Clint
Josiah Berinel
Gover
Hog feeding proves tankage boosts pig growth and cuts costs
Purdue trials compare shelled corn alone to corn with tankage and with fish meal. Daily gains rise from 0.97 to 1.76 pounds with tankage and to 1.89 pounds with fish meal, while costs per 100 pounds fall from 6.08 to 4.97 and 4.40. Mia Steele and sons visit Castalia with Barnhart family relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Mr Coburn Trip Aide Aims Evening Return
The fragment references Mr Coburn and an associate aiding on a trip with plans to return home by late evening, noting a postponed or delayed departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prae Coburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. D's
Mia, Steele and Sons
Castalia
Mrs. Barnhart
Amarica
Adayl
ATL Iag
Johnson Bros’, Ga
Costa
Elgin, Towa
B. Elgin
Bowery Dance
Brackin’s Bowery