Northwestern Baptist conference attendance and river rise report
Rav Draewel left for Randolph Minnesota to attend the Northwestern Baptist Conference along with Mr and Mrs Hans Keiser who also plan to attend. They left St Paul Wednesday and will return the first of next week. The Mississippi River at Dubuque continues to rise about half a foot daily and is expected to rise faster the rest of the week, reaching the highest level in 27 years except for one earlier time. Judge W J Springer, appointed to fill a district bench vacancy after the death of Judge L E Fellows, was unanimously nominated at Calmar on Saturday to complete the term.
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Randolph
Minn
Northwestern German Baptist Conference
Hans Keiser
St. Paul
Draswel
Ibis
W. J. Springer
L. HE
Fellows
Calmar
Weekend Socials And Local Visits In Cherry Valley News
Cheery Valley News reports a busy weekend with callers and visitors across Cherry Valley. Louisa Derinler hosted Saturday at the Hofer home, while Mrs Jake Dennler hosted and Mrs Celia Meyer entertained guests at multiple homes. Families including Baumgartner, Frieden, Marti and Dennler shared Sunday visits. several attended the Milwaukee fair recently and returned home. Public schools opened with enrollment up slightly. various residents traveled to nearby towns for gatherings and appointments.
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Adolph Bayiigeartner
Wikader
Louisa Derinler
Sam Hofer
Jake Dennler
Jake Christen
Christ’ Meyer
Celia Meyer
Albert Meyer
Oscar Baummpartner
Elkador
Rob Lehman
Bert Thomann
Fred Dennler
Fred Ritz
Ben Hofer
Alfred Bichel
Frank Christen
Gottlieb Dennler
Alfred Bickel
Oscar Baumgartner
Martin
Fred Hanson
Milwaukee
Fred Ubersax
Darlington
Wis
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for multiple ailments
The ad claims strong men need health to succeed and that Electric Bitters quickly restore energy. It cites Chas B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia who reports relief from rheumatism liver and stomach problems and kidney issues after four bottles. Available for 50 cents at The City Drug Store.
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Chas
B. Allen
Sylvania
What We Never Forget Cures from Early Home Life
A nostalgic note on enduring remedies from childhood, highlighting Bucklen's Arnica Salve used by mothers and grandmothers for burns boils sores cuts and skin eruptions. Claims forty years of cures prove its merit, with praise for piles corns and cold sores and a price of 25 cents at The store.
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Bucklen
Community Notes From Qak Grove
Iva Bennett entertained company Sunday. Ern Holzer was a caller at the Will Wing home Sunday. School began Monday with Mies Verle Knie as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyle spent Sunday with Charney Boyles. Mrs. Shaffer and Agnes visited Earl Bennetts Wednesday. Henry Holzer and family visited Ern Holzer Sunday afternoon. Grandma Boyle is sick and confined to bed with hopes of recovery. Mrs. Tommy Howard visited her parents Tuesday. Robert Wilson and wife Ed Boyle and daughter Marie shared Sunday at the Will Prichard home. Mary Bennett visiting Roy Vought near West Union for a couple weeks. Robert Wilson left for Roscoe Bell Wise to visit relatives last Tuesday. that evening word arrived Mrs. Wilson’s sister died. Mrs. Wilson and daughter Mary Ogle went Wednesday to the funeral.
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Albert Meyer
Adolph Baumgartner
Ida Baumgartner
Celia Meyers
Cherry Valley
Ernest Frieden
Weat Bend
Lew Marti
Alex Baumgartner
Joseph and
Lester
Georgia Meyer
Tom Hanson
Edwin
Henry
Ellen
Will Lantz
Ben Frieden
Alex
Baumpgartner
Florence
Ern Holzer
Will Wing
Mies Verle Knie
Frank Boyle
Charney Boyles
Ed Boyle
Marie
Will Prichard
Mary Bennett
Roy Vought
West Union
Robert Wilson
Roscobell Wise
Uncle Ezra Says Liver Ailments Prompt Quick Relief
A brief old time ad notes that neglect of constipation liver derangement can lead to trouble and promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills for quick safe relief at The City Drug Store, priced 25 cents.
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Ezra
Brackin Ships Two Full Blood Chester White Hogs
Clermont News reports B Brackin shipped two full blood Chester White hogs from Clermont, documenting the transfer for local agricultural records and noting the breed details and carrier.
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The
Enterprise
B. Brackin
Chester White
West Union Local Notes and School Enrollment Soars
John Mishler visits Elgin while Fred Grover returns to West Union as a resident. Estey and Fuller group tour Elgin and a canning factory. H L Adams travels to Kaokuk and Early for a carnival speech. Scallan party travels to Cedar Rapids then Chicago. West Union High School enrolls 124 students, total 409, with class counts listed. Mrs. Clements returns from Chicago due to her son Willard’s illness but he recovers and resumes legal duties.
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John Mishler
Elgin
Fred Grover
Minneapolis
West Union
H. H. Estey
Frank Camp
W. E. Fuller
Estey
H. L. Adams
Kaokuk County
Jos. Scallan
Kathryn
Cedar Rapids
Jas. Kirby
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung disease
Many are driven from homes by coughs and lung diseases each year. A home cure offers relief with Dr Kings New Discovery for throat and lung troubles including coughs colds grip croup whooping cough and sore lungs. Trial bottles available and guaranteed by The City Drug Store.
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Kings
Elkader News Briefs Include Homecoming and Travel
W L Gilje returned home Monday noon from a trip to North Dakota. Mrs L D Smith and son and Miss Josie Meier left Saturday to visit relatives in Mason City. An alarm of fire at five this morning woke residents as rubbish burned behind Marshall and Losch's restaurant.
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Elkader
W. L. Gilje
North Dakota
Appointment Follows Resignation Sparks County Board Action
J H Stallbaum of Coxs Creek township visited the office last Saturday and had just returned from St Paul where he attended the Minnesota State Fair. W E Lang of Remesa Iowa called this afternoon. Mrs Lang spent three weeks assisting her brother Fred Reinhardt in Marion township and attended the funeral.
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J. H. Stallbaum
Cox’ Creek
Stallbaum
St. Paul
W. EL. Lang
Remesa
Toway
Illyria Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Moore and wife welcome a baby boy. Ed Gehring visited Elkader last week. Mrs. Irene Ely visits Mrs. Chas Medberry. C. M. Fritz and wife guests at the Wenger home Wednesday. Rose Kohler's health remains a concern. Klingman back from Minnesota trip. John Kruger and wife at F Reichert’s Sunday. Warren Harrington helped install a Beales. Mary Wenger visits relatives in West Union. Ed Gehring and son Carl stop by Fritz home. Mrs. John Wilson and Hazel briefly ill. Elmer Medberry visits Klingman home. Mrs. George Kiple cared for at her mother’s while ill. Amy Richard visits Israel Shaf er’s sister. Farmers haul corn when weather allows. John Rothlisberger wife and Loo attend aunt Bigler’s surprise party. Yearous visit parents. Mabel Gehring begins Mink Creek school. O’Brien and son visit Elkader after two weeks away. Ida Wenger resumes school in Kern district. Sunday guests at Ed Gehring’s: John Wilson family and Frank Gehring. Coons hunt planned but canceled by rain. David Moata visits Yearous homes then goes to Kerr’s. Rose Wenger and Mae Fritz visit Oelwein then Maynard. Winkler family attend funeral in Wisconsin. return by Saturday. Fremont Ogle and Mrs. Wilson attend. Wenger and Robbing families attend Susan Bigler’s 78th birthday at Wadena. Elkader fair next week.
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Ed Gehring
Elkader
Irene Ely
Chas Medberry
C. M. Fritz
Wenger
Rose Kohler
C. M. Klingman
Minnesota
John Kruger
F. Reichert
Elmer Medberry
Frank Hunsberger
David Moata
Andy
Will
Alans Winkler
Boscoball
Wis
Propeller science seeks better aircraft blades in wind tunnel tests
English engineers shift focus from motor power to propeller efficiency as tests at Lanarkfield show identical motors and blades yielding different results. Variations in wood grain and molecular structure may give one blade a cleaner bite, producing different RPMs and performance, while Wright models run at lower speeds.
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Lanarkfield
Wright
Kidnappers Plot Trade Over Rich Haul
A pair of kidnappers discuss seizing a valuable haul from the iceman's child and planning to swap or trade the loot. They reference delaying action until next summer and arranging the exchange as part of their scheme.
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Nan
Paderewski Insurance Secrets Revealed
The pianist Paderewski insured each finger thumb eye and toe for protection against injury. A past nail split cost him 5000 dollars paid by an insurer. He avoids admirers touching his hands and declines bouquets to prevent finger pricks from wires.
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Paderewski
Queen’s Hall
London
Milwaukee mayor remarks on alcohol and poverty
Emil Seidel, Milwaukee mayor, voices a controversial view at a dinner about poverty tied to alcohol. He recalls a bootblack and newsboy quip about rivers and the sea to illustrate his point, suggesting public attitudes mirror drinking-related blame.
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Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Bill
Promising Youth in College Gains Pips Bulldog Nickname
A lighthearted exchange notes a college student already earning a pip, a bulldog and a nickname, signaling notable progress and growing college reputation. The dialogue underscores campus achievement and youthful promise in a concise, period-tinged style.
Bargain land listings near West Union Iowa homes farms
A list of properties for sale near West Union and Wadena including 50 acres with timber and a spring, 14 acres with a brick house and orchard, 165 acres timber and cleared land, 111 acres near Wadena with plowed land, and additional residences. Terms offered: small down payments, easy time plans, and abstract arrangements through Fayette County.
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West Union
Wadena
Algo
Fayette County
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