Highland Tlems Weekly Social Round Newsy Notes
Sunday visits and weekend calls fill Highland Tlems as residents at the Chapman, Brabham, Rothlisberger and Medberry homes report gatherings. Trips to Wisconsin and West Union accompany illness notes and school openings.
Brainard Items Bring Community Notes of Harvester and Visits
Jim Bartlett digs a cistern at his home as last week’s rainfall aids fall plowing and pastures. Edna Bartholomew attended Clermont home coming on Thursday. John Burk Sr of West Union visited Geo Tripp’s home Friday. Genevieve Cox of West Union spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Sheldon Boyle. Mr and Mrs Chas Peters and Mr and Mrs Arthur Patterson called at Guy Reed’s home Monday. Roy Burnside returned from Max North Dakota where he worked during harvest. Dan Craft Hag installed a new cement porch at his barber shop. Mr and Mrs Arthur Patterson and Mr and Mrs Grey Reed were guests Sunday at Mrs Chas Peters’ home. Mrs I Monnahan arrived from...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Roy’Wall
C. D. Chapman
Ole Benson
Oliver Turnbull
Wisconsin
Walter Wilbur
Wm Brabham
Ruth Rothlisberger
Stephen Rothlisberger
WI Kerr
C. L. Klingman
G. BE. Madberry
Albert Dennier
Eddie Medberry
West Union
Medberry
Chas Medberry
Fred Reichert
Nannie Fritz
Higin
Will Frieden
Henry Frieden
Ethel Medberry
Des. Moines
Geb. Medberry
Martha Chapman
Tom Hanson
Mildred Yeorous
Libbie Klingman
Lena Wenger
Fayette
Ina Roberts
G. A. Gibson
Waterloo
Earl Kimball
al Kimball
Austa Kimball
Mary Wenger
Fred Gresinger
Fred Schnieder
Oelwein
Bessie Chapman
Robert Petera
Chester Peake
C. M. Slingman
Thomas Kerr
Rothlisberger
Albert Kimball
Gleaner Lodge
Will
Jonn
Jim Bartlett
Edna Bartholomew
Clermont
John Burk Sr
Geo
Max
N. Dak
Dan
Arthur Patterson
Grey Reed
Chas Peters
I. Monnahan
Rochester farm sale announces livestock and implements
A Rochester area sale lists roan mares aged 2 to 6 and mixed cattle including heifers and calves, seven full blood Duroc Jersey sows, 53 head shoals, and corn, oats, hay, straw, and potatoes. Machinery includes a Milwaukee grain binder, mower, corn planter, disc, plows, separator, sheller, feed cooker, gas engine, wagons, buggies, harness, and heating stove. Also notes 10 acres of corn, 500 bushels oats, 15 bushels potatoes, and storage for hay and straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Milwaukee
Hayes
Keystone
Empire
Osborne Mower
Emerson
Emerson Gang
Fuller & Johnson
Hospital at Postville Friday After Accident
The narrative notes a patient in a hospital at Postville since an accident a week ago. Surveyors have been in the neighborhood examining land recently purchased by B Mayer. Visits from Mr and Mrs Fred Veasy and family and George Crangley came from Hopkinton while Mrs Lyons and daughter Mrs Minnie Bakeman and Winniefred of Minot North Dakota visited at the Prank Lyons home. The sugar shortage is discussed as serious with no clear cause, urging people to stock up for the next canning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
B. Mayer
Fred Veasy
George Crangley
Hopkinton
Lyons
Minnie Bakeman
Winniefred
Minot
N. Dak
Cheery Valley Items Highlight Local Social Roundup
Cheery Valley notes describe a wool carding bee at Thomas Hanson’s home, a string of Sunday visits between families including Dennler Christen Hanson and Thoman, and several guests from Dubuque and West Bend visiting local residents. The item lists many calls and gatherings among neighbors, with transport by Louis Schneider and family arriving from West Bend.
Postville Hospital Relieves Afflicted Citizens In Busy Week
The Postville Hospital endured a crowded week aiding afflicted residents with surgeries and treatments in the new addition. Listed patients include Mrs. Chas Miller of Garnaville. Earl Bennett of Elgin with appendicitis. Frank Schulte of Canistota. Mrs. C. C. Peterson of Clermont. Mrs. I. Monnahan of Brainard for eye relief. B. N. Ostgard of Elgin with cataract. Joe Koevenig of Postville with turbinate. Edwin Dawe of Ossian with ruptured appendix. and several others undergoing tonsils and adenoids removal.
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Postville Hospital
Chas Miller
Garnaville
Earl Bennett
Elgin
Frank Schulte
Canistota
Astula
C. C. Peterson
Clermont
I. Monnahan
Brainard
Eye
B. N. Ostgard
Joe Koevenig
Postville
Edwin
John Dawe
Ossian
Harlan Heina
John Kneenkern
Castalia
Lucy Niering
Grunder
Ernestine Klein
Osalan
M. Henkes
Luana
A. Kroge
Guttenberg
Joseph Vinzny
Monona
Roy Sabo
West Union
Carl Gipp
Decorah
Oats Towa 103 and Lows 105 Boost Iowa Farm Yields
Five subjects cover history and government, agriculture and animal husbandry, manufactur ing, merchandizing, and civic progress. Towa 103 and Lows 105 oats, bred and distributed by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Stations, cover over 1,000,000 acres. They yield 4 to 6 bushels more per acre than the best Iowa oats, totaling a gain of more than 4,600,000 bushels for Iowa farmers this year.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Stations
Towa
Iowa
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John O’haran
Wadena
Col. Monice
T. N. Carothers
Samuel Mosby
Thos. Hanson
Fred Dennler
Jake Christen
Fred Hanson
Bert Thoman
Schneider
Joe Banwart
Paul Banwart
Chas. Anlicker
Emil Breukman
Lydia
Ida Benniger
Elizabeth Schmid
West Bend
Postville Hospital News
Pennsylvania
United States
Obile
Algo
Walbal Miil Co
Poland
Corn Belt
Big Black Orange
Big Orange
Baudey
ED Bauder
Chris Dummermuth
Elgin-West Union Road
Commenice
Jersey
Herford
McCormick Corn
Acme
Crced
George Stansberry
T.N. Carothers