Bellevue Couple Returns From Wedding Trip
Richard Brackin and his bride return from their wedding trip last Friday and greet many friends. Twenty seven Bellevue youths will attend college this coming year, a creditable showing for a town the size of Bellevue.
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Richard Brackin
Bride
Bellevue
Fire destroys Gottlieb Frieden barn complex south of town
Saturday evening a large barn on the Frieden property caught fire likely from spontaneous combustion and burned completely along with the machine shed hog house corn crib and granary. About 800 neighbors fought the blaze aided by Elgin volunteers and other nearby towns. Loss exceeds a thousand dollars with $800 insurance. the family plans to rebuild this fall. The distress was shared by Mr and Mrs Frieden who thanked helpers and received neighborhood sympathy.
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Gottlieb Frieden Place
Bucket Brigade
Elgin
Wadena
West Union
Volga
Frieden
Sweet Corn Crop Prospects At Elgin Factory
The Elgin canning factory expects a stronger corn run if weather stays favorable after August frost. Manager Al Sehori, Superintendent Dean and others inspected fields Monday and found many ears in good condition. Packing is planned to start mid to late next week with a goal of at least half the annual average.
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Elgin Canning
al Sehori
Dean
Annual Gleaners Picnic and Town Events in September
The note outlines the Gleaners annual picnic on September 16 at Hol Boyle Grove near Elgin with morning program starting 11:00, noon dinner, and an afternoon of races and a drill, plus an evening Biz Bowery dance at Turner Hall in Postville. It also mentions a Turner Hall play by Gaskill and MacVitty on September fourteen and observes seasonal shifts with hardware stoves, blankets, and coal, and comments on auto travel versus rail, and Roosevelt and Bryan speaking.
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Gleaners
Hol Boyle Grove
Elgin
Brainard
Pleasant Valley Center
Gaskill & MacVitty
Turner Hall
Postville
Roosevelt
Bryan
Circus Days Bring Huge Crowds To Postville And Oelwein
In Postville and nearby Oelwein crowds set attendance records for Ringling Day events. About 27,000 admitted to the Postville tents amid hot weather and car-packed streets. Quarantine kept camels and giraffes away. Ringling Bros. circus, worth about 4 million dollars, runs at a cost of 8 thousand daily. The piece notes the Ringling brothers once faced bankruptcy yet persevered.
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Qelwrand
Postville
Elgin
Oelwein
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Ringling Bros Circus Y
Ringling Bros
Alpha Thorson Hurt In Runaway Accident Near Higin
Alpha Thorson, son of Andrew Thorson who lives three miles north of Higin, was badly injured last Thursday when a runaway horse freed its bridle, threw him from a rake into a hay stack, breaking ribs on his right side that pierced a lung and leaving him badly bruised. He was brought home for care and is recovering well. This is the same young man who lost fingers in a corn shredder accident last year.
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Alpha Thorson
Andrew Thorson
Higin
Mrs Fred Kurz Ends Life In Palmersburg Home
Mrs Fred Kurz, a young mother of two, hanged herself in the machine shed at the family residence in Palmersburg Tuesday. She left a note for her husband, who was in the field, saying she would not be there when he returned. He raced home to find her dead. Burial is planned at Giddings church today.
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Fred Kurz
Palmersburg Way
Ladies Leave Suit Orders by Mrs Kniel at Victor Tailoring Co
Mrs C S Kniel offers fall and winter suit and coat orders through Victor Tailoring Co Chicago with ready to wear winter coats from 7 50 and skirts shirt waists and petticoats. The line promises low prices and quality materials. Call and inspect it J H W Bower veterinarian Higin
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C. S. Kniel
Victor Tailoring Co
Chicago
J. H W. Bower
Higin
Shipment of 7000 pounds strained honey sent to Keokuk
The ship Honey Totisld Lehman dispatched a large shipment of strained honey last week to Keokuk. E. A. Weibel and Mr. Leehey arrived from Fairbank on Monday. George Schori returned from a long car trip covering fourteen hundred Iowa miles without incident. Labor Day was observed in Elgin.
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Totisld Lehman
Keokuk
George Schori
Iowa
Elgin
Nate
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