TALVRIA TTEMS Miss Mary Foxwell Vacations From School
Miss Mary Foxwell takes a vacation from District No 2 duties. Mrs Frey and Mrs Wenger visit at Caroline Wenger home. Highland school teacher Hilda Gingmap on week off. Local families host guests and attend Lima event. Derryl Rothlisberger injured chin. Dr Demaree treated. Cemetery association plans an all day meeting at Mrs Chas Rothlisberger. Thanksgiving service and lecture planned by Prof Swaney at UVa IU. Absent teachers and students return home for vacation. neighbors gather for community day.
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Mary Foxwell
Curtis Chapman
Blain
Frey
Chrng Wenger
Reichert
Caroline Wenger
Misa Hilda Iingmap
Highland School
Jake
Aaron Herman
Charles City
Arthur Herman
Hioanoy Schneider
Bigin Sayings Bank
Rey, McDonald and Family
W. 8S
Rothlisberger
John, Rothligberger
Lima
Derryl Rothlisberger
Dr. Demaree
Derryl
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Chas
Tigria
Prof
Swaney
UV. I. U
Community notices from Gundor and surrounding towns
A roundup of local events and visits in Gundor, Elkader, Decorah, and nearby areas. Residents share travels, gatherings, new piano installations, and social plans. Notable items include Mrs Teagarden born in 1894 without arms and her daughter crafting baby garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. C. Teagarden
Denver
Colorado
Mrs. Teagarden
Local Notes From Brainard and Surrounding Towns
Patterson handles jury duty in West Union this week while Francis Munger visited Waterloo and New Hampton. Mrs. George Stanaberry hosted the Ladies Aid Tuesday. Vivian Dean of Waterloo spent Sunday with the Herman Boyer family. Amelia Miller of Elgin visits Vern Boyer this week. Rev G A Barker of Dows City and Rev HE Gillett of Cherokee preached at the Baptist church. Mrs. D H Craft hosted the two ministers for supper. Frank Barnhouse, long in Montana, returned for a family visit. Mrs. Myron Burnside and two daughters headed to Clayton to settle there. Mrs. 8 8 Patterson and Mrs Arthur Patterson attended the East Country Club at Fred Brause’s. Will Lyon and Herr Reed, who were working near Max North, Dakota, visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
West Union
Francis Munger
Waterloo
New Hampton
George Stanaberry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vivian Dean
Herman Boyer
Amelia Miller
Elgin
Vern Boyer
Wack
G. A. Barker
Dows
City
Baptist Church
HE. H. Gillett
Cherokee
D. H. Craft
E. H. Gillett
Frank Barnhouse
Montana
Myron Burnside
Clay'on
Arthur Patterson
East Country Club
Fred Brause
Will Lyon
Herr Reed
Max
North
Dakota
Dummer
Cheery Valley Social Roundup As Hopes and Guests Vary
Tom Hanson hosted hogs for Schori Bros while Louis Hofer spent Friday with his cousin Harry Dennier. Families and friends visited in Conway Valley, with multiple gatherings at the Denner, Hofer, and Hanson homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hanson
Schori Bros
Louis Hofer
Harry Dennier
Roy
Ada Leuchtenmacher
Ben
Alte Dennier
Loyd
Maynard Rouroden
Jake Christen
Orpha Lehman
Ben Hofer
Mia
Will Butihofer
Edward Grimm
Jake Denner
Gotttlieb Denner
Alta
Mable
Charley Odegard
Martin Hanson
Aliee
Lucy
Ce'in Chi'iaten
Thos
Hanson
Mis
Adolph Baumgartner
Alex Yunker
Rock Valley
Thanksgiving holiday notices and local updates
To Eeho Readers The Beho prints early for a half holiday as thanks. Echo family urged to be thankful for kindnesses, blessings, and patronage, with resolve to be better. Joseph Clark learns of his sister’s death in Wilcox Nebraska and his mother’s ill health. Muskrat hides fetch low prices at fur auction. Hogs south of town hit by flu. some herds suffer losses. Public schools close for Thanksgiving break until next Monday. Bigin Canning pays for the year’s corn starting Monday Nov 29. Old woman in a shoe is referenced. bootleg humor noted. Prof and Mrs Moore plan Thanksgiving in Ovlwein with his parents.
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Eeho
Beho 9
Bne
Echo Family
Joseph Clark
Wilcox
Nebraska
Clark
Hera
SAO v
States Department ‘of Agriculure
Bigin Canning Company
John Barleycorn
Mra. Moore
Ovlwein
Ite
Bklund
College Forerma
Lead Engraver Insect Bores Through Lead Leads Story
An engineer in Santa Barbara reports an insect that bores through lead sheathing on telephone cables. The small beetle-like creature is about a quarter inch, with hard wing covers and a placid demeanor. It reportedly bores from the lead sheath to the copper, possibly mistaking the cable for plant bark, with eggs possibly deposited. Reports place sightings in South Bend, Rockford, Omaha, Tacoma, Portland, San Diego, Florida, and Australia, suggesting a widespread, possibly oriental, family.
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Santa Barbara
Teapperts
Mingineering News
Hng
Ingetts
South Bend
Ind
Rockford
Omaha
Tacoma
Portland
San Diego
Florida
Australia
Hadrian's Athens Plan For Olympian Zeus Temple
In Hadrian's first visit to Athens around 124 A.D. he planned rebuilding the Olympian Zeus temple and adorned Athens with temples and aqueducts. He added water works from Cephissus and Lake Ech between Corinth, with Eparta rising as a major Peloponnesian city. The dedication, possibly in 182 A.D., marked a national festival with Polemon of Smyrna delivering the dedicatory address.
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Hadrian
Athens
Zeus
Cephissus
Corinth
Etymphalus
Eparta
Peloponnesus
Rome
Sicily
Mount Etna
Gregorovus
Olympian Zeua
Greene
Hellas
Polemon
Smyrna
Athena
Tatfan Whiting
Gold Leaf on Wood Process Described for Frames
The method cleans and prepares the aur face, applies gold aloe in multiple dry coats with soft brushes, then lays on gold leaf piece by piece, pressing with camel hair brushes. When dry, gilded areas are burnished with a suitable agate tool, requiring experience for best results.
Fragmentary Philosophical Snippet on Mind and Truth
A fragmented text fragment discusses the mind and truth as larger than human cognition. It contrasts imperfect knowledge with the idea of a collective or tower-like participation, suggesting perception as limited and incomplete. The source reads as garbled, lacking coherent argument or clear entities.
Hog judged for cruelty amid strange court remarks
A courtroom scene recalls a hog for cruelty to animals as a policeman and Newman clash over the animal’s mood. The animal was being moved to its funeral, with the judge hearing odd comments about cheerfulness and expectations.
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Atingte
Anlenaland
Newman
Several North Dakota Banks Fail as Farmers Default
The Chicago Tribune notes three more banks closed in six days due to depleted reserves from farmers failing to meet notes. Belford's Farmers State Bank, Kill Deer State Bank, and Columbus Security State Bank shut operations. Bank examiner H. Lofthis cites crop failures, land deprecation, and farmers holding wheat for higher prices as causes, amid a wider bank-closing trend. The piece adds that the state’s farm total fell from 247,048 in 1919 to 218,312, a 1.7 percent drop, with neighboring states showing similar declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
North Dakota
Farmers’ State Bank
Belford
State Bank
Kill Deer
Security State Bank
Columbus
H. Lofthis
State Bank Examiner
Towa
Bmilasouri
Tan Yeata
Nebraska
Yingis
Sivas
Emmet. Co
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Talvria
Shaon Nelson
Clermont
Gundor
R.hanson
Gilbert Peterson
H. T. Loftsgard
S. Hog
Elkader
Tina Nelson
H. Landsgard
Gulevig
Henry Wellerson
Alfred Gisleson
Oscar Nyborg
Harriet Erickson
Henry Wettlegon
Alphine Thorson
Hans Bilden
E'gin
Pater Prickson
Decorah
Arthur
George Landsgard
Gjertson
Groth
H. Skarshogg
Cornelius Reierson
Hikader
Center School House
Melvin Lofisgard
Gander
Berg
Lélingard
Martin Nelson
Cheery Valley
Geetia
All Hallaa
Edison
Elgin Opera House
Shank
Opera House
Mme. Shank
Stoehr & Company
In, Iowa
Schori Brothers
Migin
Gavings ‘Bank
R. A. Crider Veterinary Surgeon
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