Cheery Valley Birth Brief for Moore Family
Mr and Mrs Emil Moore welcomed a baby boy last week in Cheery Valley. The column lists frequent visits and social calls among local families including Schilipp Torkeson Lehman Grimm and Hanson households, with condolences for a funeral in Elgin and various relatives visiting in West Union and Rock Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Moore
Alfred Schilipp
Ole Torkeson
Tofield Lehman
Edward Metzger
Fred Yost
Jake Christen
Martin Hanson
George Christen
Edwin Hanson
Ben Dennler
Louisa Christen
Florence Baumgartner
Elizabeth Grimm
Alta
Thos. Hanson
Ellen
Alice Hanson
Christen
Cleanor
Arthur Schneider
Jacob Gehring
Joe Frieden
Adolph Hanson
Sam Butikofer
Alma
Gladys
Jake Reinhart
Jake Frederick
West Union Hospital
Louisa Sehneider
Adolph Baumgartner
Will
John Miller
the Baptist Church
Elgin
Alex Yunker
Fred Milter
Rock Valley
Adolph Baums
Artner
Out Gundar Way Wedding Bells and Social Roundups
A fragmented local social column notes wedding bells, visits, and family events. It records gatherings at the N Loftsgard home, Nettie Erickson’s visit to Wellernon, Ida Johnson’s assisting, Bart Erickson’s cellar work, Ernest Gusvig’s business call at Clermont, Peter Ericksen’s return from Posville hospital, and various visits among the Anderson, Loftsgard, Erickson, and Nelson families. It mentions a new baby to Mr and Mrs Calahan, basket sociable at Groth school, and a funeral in Wagner Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Loftsgard
Nettie Erickson
Wellernon
Ida Johnson
Tyames Farmer
Bart Erickson
Nels Loftsgard
Ernest Gusvig
Clermont
Peter Ericksen
Pos.ville Hospital
G. Anderson
Oakley
Elkader
Arvernon
Halvor Lofta
Fr . Calahan
G. Erickson and
Duzhters
M. Loft. Yard
Alma Nelson
Decorun
Groth
Chicol House
Frau
Central City
Gilbert Anderson
Lou Erickson
Johnnie Wold
Lou Rejerson
Qle Johnson
Wagner Township
Community Notes From Brainard and Nearby
Local items record Mrs D W Mays in West ion on Tuesday and Arthur Craft in Fredericks berg. Mrs Hlmer Bayer hosted Latdes Aid Society midweek. George Howard called Sunday evening at the Arthur Patterson home. Hermon and Mrs Bayer visited Harry Stillman home Sunday. Elmer and Mrs Boyer shared Sunday dinner with Vern Boyer. George and Mrs Stansberry dined with the Guo Howard home. Helen and Amelia Miller of Elgin visited Vern Boyer Friday. George Craft and Carl Smith gathered Sunday at Arthur Craft home. Alma Meyer Eva Crain called on Arthur Patterson home. Mrs D H Craft and Mrs Claronces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.W. Mays
West Ionion
Arthur Craft
Fredericksberg
Hlmer Bayer
Society
George Howard
Arthur Patterson
Hermon Bayer
Harry Stillman
Elmer Boyer
Vern Boyer
George Stansberry
Guo, Howard
Helen and
Amelia Miller
Elgin
George Craft
Carl Smith
Ardhur Craft
Alma Meyer
Eva Crain
Arthur. Patterson
Mra
D. H. Craft
Mrs. Claroncs
Alyria Community News Sees Visitors And Church Events
West Union visitor Mr Glascock and Fayette guests Monday. Families from Chicago and Sun day attended meals. Syria church adopts new song books on trial for 30 days. Box social disrupted by rain but well attended. Lima orchestra and Miss Henry from Lima praised at the gathering. Infant Alice Marlo Herman laid to rest. Rev McDonald offers prayers. Prof Swaney of U A to give a free lecture at the church on Thursday November 11. strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Glascock
West Union
Alyria
Rey
McDonald
Fayette
Andy Yeerous
Ray Kingman
Chicago
James Shaffer
Foxwell
Chas, Rothlisberger
Dr. Rothlisberger
Otis Rothlisberger
Leonard Hemophry
Migses Dorris Probert
Porn Ensign
Walter Rothisberger
Syria
Lima
Henry
Giles Herman
Alice Marlo
Herman
Swaney
U. A
Crow Seen as Friend and Foe to Farmers
A Bureau of Biological Survey study finds the crow is not 30% black and assists farmers by eating insect pests such as grasshoppers caterpillars and May beetles. Yet it also robs cornfields and poultry yards and preys on small birds. The bureau says lethal control would be unwise. balanced protection is preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Bureau’ of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Sorow
Bureau of Biological Survey
Bureau of Fotomology
United States of Agriculture
Brazil
Bklund Business College
Isgisaipph
United States ‘Department of Agriculure
America
Fencay
Omaha Bee
Graep
Athy
Grimm & Schupbach
The Wet School Lunch Opinion Poem On School Meals
A rural district ditty argues for hot noon meals in schools. It notes pa warming milk for calves and Ma heating food for chicks, while pupils endure cold lunches. It suggests hot soup or cocoa in schools could raise energy and efficiency, with parents often willing to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricka
Newspaper Supply Crisis Hits 1919 Press
In 1919 nearly 2000 papers died due to doubled costs for paper ink and type while subscription and advertising rates lagged. Editors blamed rising production costs and retailer and wholesaler price increases, signaling poor business decisions amid lean profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oller
Farmers Demand Price Relief Amid Falling Farm Costs
Farmers complain they cannot afford high prices for labor and costs now, arguing farm product prices are down and other prices drop. They urge wage reductions to allow profit. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Richard Dorn has been ill but improving after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dorn
Nation sees peaceful transfer and census notes
The campaign is history with good men elected and others returning to private life. The nation will run efficiently under capable leaders, and the 1920 census shows 105,683,108 in the continental U S with growth since wartime immigration. Fall farming advisories urge plowing to curb pests and Brazil reports affect cotton outlook while tomato seed recoveries promise new stock feed uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Tripp
Cecil
Mike Monahan
Jim Burch
Oblwell
Brainard Ems
Tllyria
Molo
Wapteertone
of Authenticity
Mme
Mabelle
Wagner-Shank
Abelle Wagner-Shank
Opera House
Mme. Shank
Edison
Mabelle Wagner-Shank
Stoehr & Company
Elgin, Iowa
Milten
Armistie
Echo Office
Nebraska
Aston
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