Mrs C Baldwin Funeral Thursday in Rowheteh area
Obituary notice for Mrs. C Baldwin detailing death at daughter Mire’s home, pallbearers listed, and local church rites. It records her birth around 1848, marriage to Michael Cahaly then to Cornelius Baldwin, six children with two predeceased, and spans locations from North Dakota to Washington and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
John Cahill
Rowheteh
G. Wes
Sue Mahroney
J. J. Callaghas
Charles Nolan
Georee Bowold
Nears
Catherine Mut
Wales
Perasricapia
North Takoya
Mizmeeota
Michael Caley
Dara
Irs
Tom Rasch
Dale
Amd
James Glaffer
Albuerenque
New Mexico
John Clatter
Hardy
Sasketchewsa
Joe Clatter
Seattle
Washington
Tauer
Ss Preacisco
Philip
Les Anceles
Herbert
Tix Magical Foot Relief Ad Claims Quick Comfort
An old advertisement touts Tix magical foot relief promising immediate comfort for tired feet. It claims the product ends pain, swelling, and soreness, with a bar available at drugstores and department stores for a few cents.
Mrs Bee Dies. Mourned by Family and Friends in Community
Washington area obituary notes the death of Mrs Bee, described as a valued member of society. Survived by daughter Mrs C K Parker of Internation, son-in-law Mr Jeda Cahill, husband Bodden, and other relatives. The notice mentions her work to aid the needy and comforts of neighbors, with mourners and friends expressing sympathy.
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Mre
C.K Parker
Internation
Pathe
Mineveen
Nra
Jeda
Cahill
Bodden
California
Jeughierx
Marr
Baldwin
Aipd & Belpftal
Bee
NELS OSTREM OF RUTHVEN DEAD
Ruthven resident Nels Osterson died May 20 at his son George’s home after forty years in the area. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Lutheran church with Rev L C Wigdaht officiating. Pallbearers were Joseph Ans, Albert Her, P Junker, George Po Nelson. Born in Sweden, he was 66 years old. Survived by two sons and one daughter.
Mites Threaten Shrubs And Foundations Residential Notice
Homeowners report Pisani feeding mites damaging shrub and flower beds around the dwelling. Mites invade spray from the foundation and extend two to three feet from the house. A two percent miscible oil solution is noted as most effective, with guidance on mixing and product quality.
Rising Track Work At Rock Island Yards In Past Week
Emmetsburg and Osgood sections report rail track raising in the Rock Island yards during the past week. Crews install new crossings and cement near rails. Street Commissioner Burns and Bmith oversee work. Track elevation benefits motorists. Four company workers paint bridges and perform other tasks.
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Emmetsburg
Osgood
Rock Island
Burns and Bmith
Benific
Waiting for Milwaukee timetable changes to take effect
Uncertainty remains about proposed Milwaukee timetable changes. Conductors and brakemen expect changes, with a new time card anticipated around June 20. Only two trains will run each way, with faster morning and evening service and fewer stops at smaller places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wool Prices Seen Rising Despite Limited Supply
Roy W. Sutder, wool specialist at Iowa State College, says the national wool supply is tight and mills are understocked. He notes propaganda of falling prices has circulated but believes such talk is unfounded and that prices will improve as demand remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Sutder
Iowa State College
Surder
Married Sunday in Ayrsbir area in M E church
The report notes a Sunday marriage of Mr Irvin P Anderson of Ayrsbir to Bernice Stephan ee Batt in this city with Marion L. Sunderlie officiating. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Circle Hawks. Nearby residents and a small crowd attended as well as friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin P. Anderson
Ayrsbir
Bernice
Stephanee Batt
M. E
Marion L. Sunderlie
Dy Miro
Clrcle Hawks
Moguie
Bill
Ayre
Red Cross Nurse reports school health work and plans
Ella M. Van Horn RN reports 831 school visits and 72 dollars in tolls? 22 pupils inspected, extensive dental and medical exams completed across most schools. Several rural closures, follow up planned, admissions to sanitarium, and efforts to place handicapped children in special schools. Summer focus on health education, 4-H, Camp Fire, Girl Scouts, and universal school child examinations with anti-toxin program offered.
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Claus
West Bend
Gakdsle
Evans
State Board of Education
State Health Department
Ella BM
van Horn, R, N
Iowa Corn and Oat Yields Set New Records in 1995
Figures show Iowa corn acreage exceeded estimates by 104.317 acres in 1925, with the 1995 harvest a new record of total yield. The 1925 crop rose 61 percent from 1994, while 1992 produced 465,915,000 bushels. Eighty-six percent of corn was harvested by shucking or snapping. silage, fodder, and hogging finished the mix. Iowa oats yielded 245,647,413 bushels, surpassing the 1918 level of 229,233,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather and Crop Service
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Visitors Seek Northern Iowa Star Monk Jengvold
On Monday evening W E Lucas and O M Solem Drake University head athletic coach met northern Iowa football standout Monk Jengvold who has another year of high school eligibility Allan Gowans will coach Des Moines University next season Gowans may receive special training possibly at Wilneis University during the summer months
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W. E. Lucas
O. M. Solem
Drake University
Monk” Jengvold
Northern Iowa
Allan Gowan
Gowans
Deg Moines University
Gowens
Wilneis University
Mall Cab for Esthersile The KOC
lytye will sponsor a base 'wh from thie summer and expret to have their Mrel hame rate time dur fre the first part a June. Farther cetaile regarding Unia will appear la ter. Deere!
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Lytye
Unia
Deere
Rumor Of Frank Towner’s Boat Visit To Spirit Lake
Rumors suggest Frank Towner plans to bring a large Parpenger motor boat suited for big water to Spirit Lake IA. The note hopes he decides to attend, as more wholesome attractions would benefit the city.
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Brion Us
Weeter
Frank Towner
Spirit Lake Ia
Forty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Crete
Ruthven hi Inne and Mr and Mrs DeGroff were surprised by their children and a few friends on Tuesday of last week to mark forty five years of marriage. Daughters Mrs Foster Reed and Mrs Orte Olson planned a Crete occasion with a tavern or tavernlike fair followed by a generous dinner. Guests enjoyed social merriment and a memorable celebration.
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Ruthven
Inne
Attending Summer Schools From Our County
County residents are listed as attending summer schools across multiple states and universities. Names include Bernice Hashes Isle Ware Corrine Jackman Edna Gustafsson Agnes Primasing Augusta Buttemore Mildred Spencer Naomi Rucker Viola Broadwell Marguerite Logan Eva Cook Thelma Keeney Mildred Zeurcher Wanetta Martin Geneva Steffen Hartman Geo White J Oscar Johnson Janet McEwen Marion Brennan Aileen McCabe Elizabeth Mahan Elmer Murphy and Miss Janet McEwen previously taught locally. The Iowa State Teachers College offers a 2 12 weeks term at Emmetshuis noted.
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Town State
Teaceers' College
Cedar Falls
Bernice Hashes
Isle Ware
Corrine Jackman
Emmetsburg
Edna Gustafsson
Curlew
Agnes Primasing
Augusta Buttemore
Mildred Spencer
Naomi Rucker
West Bend
Viola Broadwell
Marguerite Logan
Ruthven
Storm Lake
Eva Cook
Laurens
Thelma Keeney
Mildred Zeurcher
Mallard
Iowa City
Bertha Rubel
Emmetshuis
Minnesota University
Wanetta Martin
Geneva Steffen
Hartman
Cylinder
Geo. White
Graettinger
Chicago University
Swastika Club of Freedom Meets for Milk Education
The Swastika club of Freedom township met at Mrs. C. J. Lawrence's home on Thursday June 21. The program focused on Mik and Milk Products with Mrs. Combes outlining reasons for more milk its uses and proper care. Pamphlets with milk recipes were shared. Members are using the tips, and the next lesson on eggs meat and fish will be hosted at Mrs. H. Larson's home on July 1.
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Freedom Township
C. J. Lawrence
H. Larson
Bishop Heelan Donates to Rebuild Mallard School
Bishop Heelan has given 1000 and Father Neppel 300 toward rebuilding the Catholic schoolhouse burned at Mallard two to three weeks ago. The total, plus insurance and parish subscriptions, aims to fund the new structure and cover costs.
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Mallard
Heelan
Father Neppel
4 H Club Box Social June 25 at Independence Center
The 45H clubs of Independence OWLS present a box social Friday evening June 25 at the Center school house in Independence township two miles north and two miles east of Dee pew. A play titled The Farm Bureau Wins and intermission entertainment follow. Bring boxes and a pocketbook of money. club chairman announces details.
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Independence Owls
Center
Independence Township
Deepew
Whittemore eighth grader wins national essay honor
Gerald Cullen of Whittemore earned honorable mention in a national essay contest sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of America. The essay title was Ireland's Share in America's Fight for Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erald Cullen
Whittemore
Gerald “P. Cullen
Presentation Acdemy
Ladies' Auxiliary
Anlent Order of Hibernians of America
Ireland
America
Was Shoemaker For Seventy Years Ruthven Jadine
The funeral of Ole G. Baker was held Wednesday at 1:80 at the M FE church with Rev. Schaat officiating. Burial followed in Crown Hill. Born in Norway in 1846, Baker came to the county in 1878 and worked as a shoemaker for nearly seventy years. Mrs. Baker died seventeen years earlier. they had eleven children, four surviving.
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Baker
West Bend Trims Titonka In Dusty Tilt
West Bend Iowa defeated Titonka 12 to 8 on the local diamond as Schupter pitched for West Bend and Gibson for Titonka. Dusting conditions caused many hits and errors. West Bend plans to host Gilmore City on June 13. Farmers in Clay County poisoned to kill small mammals, drawing scrutiny as the act may violate law. a jury would likely dismiss charges.
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West Bend
Titonka
Schupter
Gibson
Gilmore City
Locul
RG. Wilson
Iowa
Clay County
Chicken theft lands farmer in state penitentiary
Anton Wendt of near Alpha was sentenced by Judge Haycraft in Jackson to up to five years for stealing 17 chickens from neighbor John Shover and selling them in Sherburn. Sentinel reports crude oil hog treatment and social notes on new potatoes and a 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Rowe of Stockton.
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Stillwater
Anton Wendt
Alpha
State
Haycraft
Jackson
Wendt
John Shover
Sherburn
Sentinel
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Faneral Thureday
Jokn Cahill
Wake
Kerwick’s
Mfe
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Was SR
Nathesi
Sweden
Bamare
Aid
Gene
Bannen
Thurriy
Fortune
Allen Farms
C.F. Leomard
Gem of
Fanmerseyre
Red Cross
Ber
Jens
Drake
Alan Gowans
Mrs. de Groff
Rethver
Swastica Club OF Freedom
J. Lawrence
Bishop Heelan
Father Nepyes
Maillard
Alinta Oo Hanan
Watt
Ole G. Baker
Rethven
To & Schupter
Fairmont
L. Eaton
Hen
E. M. Hughes
John Rowe
Stockton
F Incs
Ilinois
Towa
Mira National ‘ Travelers? Association
Des Moines
C.H. McNulty
Agt
Emmetsborg
E. E. Ballheim
Mason City
Waverly Hotel
Eld
Ginaser
Arlo
Phoenix Hose
Hammes & Sons
Emmetsbowa Telephone Company
Wunderhose
T. Y. Larson
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