Life Sketch of Knudt T Knudtson
Knudt T Knudtson died May 2 1929 at Little Forks Minnesota aged 70. Born August 5 1858 in Marion township Clayton Iowa he lived on farms in Highland Blooming Prairie Winger and Little Forks. He married Maren Halverson at 24 and had eight children plus stepchildren. Funeral services were May 6 conducted by Rev Koratad.
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Knudt T. Knudtson
Little Forks
Minn
Marion Township
Clayton County
Iowa
Torkel
Randi Knudtson
Norway
Wagner
Maren Halverson
Highland Township
Blooming Prairie
Winger
Polk County
Knudtson
Anderson
Frey Helps Public Service Team Win Sixth Annual First Aid Contest
Leon E. Frey of 1828 Monroe St. was a member of Public Service Company's First Aid Team which won the Sixth Annual First Aid Contest sponsored by the Chicago Red Cross last week at the 132nd Regiment Armory. Fifteen large industrial and utility firms competed and more than six thousand employees attended. Frey is a locally known Elgin youth, son of Mrs. Tile Frey of Streator and nephew of A. M. Weibel and Mrs. Frank Greenley.
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Leon EB. Frey
Monroe St
Public Service Company
Chicago Red Cross
132Nd Regiment Armory
Chicago
Elgin
Tile Frey
Streator
A. M. Weibel
Frank Greenley
Eggs Help Prevent Anemia Mentioned in Health Tip
Wilmer F Bowman and Faye Brab ham were six o clock dinner guests of Elizabeth Schupbach at the Ray Her wig home Sunday evening. Lawn Mowers The best makes on the market and at moderate prices too. Feller s Hardware.
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Wilmer F. Bowman
Faye Brabham
Elizabeth Schupbach
Ray Herwig
Feller’s
Editorialist Alan on Elgin Thursday Page
The weekly editorial by Alan appears in Elgin Iowa's Fayette County edition issued on May 16 1029. It reflects local perspectives and community issues in the Thursday publication.
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R. P. Strauch
Elgin
Fayette County
Iowa
Memorial Day Program Committees Named
Memorial Day program committees are listed with members for Decorating Cemetery and Opera House, Ushers, Making Wreaths, and Flowers. The list names many local women by surname and full names, reflecting community civic involvement. Also included are notes on pioneers and a buyer’s successful sale of Belgians, plus a critical editorial about gossip in newspapers. The section ends with a report of Mrs. W. E. Bopp’s death by gas in a Minneapolis hotel.
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T. W. Dean
Mel Kohler
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Nelle Schori
Max Thoma
Louise Schori
Celia Lehman
Opera House
Frank Greenley
C. 8. Kniel
Hulda Stohr
Fred Gehring
John Falk
Harley Steele
A. Nicklaus
Arnold Bauman
Ph. Lauer
Efford Hunsberger
C. J. Harrington
J. C. Cooley
Mary Spahr
Rudy Lehman
Hans Keiser
John DeSart
Dena Dummermuth
Ern Holzer
H. T. Knudtson
Rosa Muehlethaler
Ed Hanson
Flowers
Leslie Lehman
H. D. Yack
N. W. Evans
Iowa
Walter Dietel
Hobson Bros
New York State
Dietel
Hawkeye Beacon
W. E. Bopp
Hawkeye
Minneapolis
Elgin High Junior Senior Banquet entertains seniors and faculty
The Elgin high school junior flays hosted a Dutch themed banquet for seniors and staff. Programs featured Welcome by Leo Grather, poems and readings by students, and toasts from a long list of names. Sophomore girls in Dutch costumes served as waitresses. Several local families visited Elgin and nearby towns over the weekend. Dick Williams left for Des Moines to study lip reading due to long-term deafness.
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Elgin High School
Leo .Grather
Eda Zurbriggen
Esther Kruger
Eva Dummermuth
Ruth Schneider
Raymond Kruger
Mabel Frieden
Carl Schori
Lota Lehman
Josephine DeSart
Laurence Knudteon
Loraine Carpenter
Reuben Lehman
Serene Yack
Migs Crowe
Mr. Carter
Mr. Jorgenson
L. C. Koevenig
Kip Rounds
Postville
Elgin
Floyd Sires
Anna DeSart
Dorothy
Edgar Riser
Dick” Williams
Des Moines
Williams
Elgin Cow Testing Association
Brackin Bros. Farm
Iowa State College
Georgia Elkema
Cedar Rapids
E. G. Stoehr
Betty Elkema
Lois
Betty Leonhart
Margaret Belle Crider
Jane Fahey
Bessie Grimm
Louise Evans
Kathleen Steele
Starts Turkey Raising on Big Scale
Cornelius Reierson of east of Elgin is entering the turkey business by wholesale. He has contracted for 1,000 two weeks old Mammoth Bronze poults to be delivered in about a week. The venture demands careful management as the birds require special care in their early weeks and the risk of loss drops after they reach three or four weeks old.
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Cornelius Reierson
Elgin
Firat
Ttm
Town faces acid soil and lime as big profit chance
Seventy five percent of the soil around Town is acidic enough that adding lime would yield large returns. Faye Brabham stayed with the Ray Herwig home this week to help Mrs. Herwig during Elizabeth Schupbach's illness. Burning an acre of corn stalks destroys dollars of plant food and organic matter.
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Faye Brabham
Ray, Herwig
Herwig
Elizabeth Schupbach
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