Looking for his lost brother John Anderson missing since 1919
George P. Anderson of Perth Amboy New Jersey searched Swea City Monday for traces of his brother John Anderson last seen in Lone Rock last spring. John 22, five feet six, 140 pounds, dark complexion, Danish native who left Mike Flynn’s Seneca township farm September 27 1919. Both brothers fled Schleswig to Denmark in 1914 to avoid German service. later moved to America. George served in the AIF in France and at home. their father fought for Germany. George did not learn Johns whereabouts and asks readers with information to write to 837 Bagley Street Perth Amboy New Jersey Swea City Herald.
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George P. Anderson
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Swea City
John Anderson
St Lone Rock
John
Mike Flynn
Seneca Township
Flynn
Lone Rock
George
Schlesawig
Europe
Denmark
America
France
Alsace
Anl
Argonne
Son
Schleiswig
Bagley Street
Hog Cholera Sweeps Humboldt County Hog Herds
Humboldt County farmers report a severe hog disease affecting swine across the region. Varying opinions name swine plague cholera pneumonia or related ailment, with lungs damaged in many cases and weather cited as a contributing factor. Markets were disrupted as hogs were culled or sold amid the outbreak.
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Humboldt County
Humboldt
Beaver Township
Livermore
Humboldt Republican
Little Boy Seriously Hurt By Gun Discharge
Raymond Mack nine, son of Mr and Mrs Mack of East Lawn, was shot in the hip Sunday while at play with brothers Harold and Edwin. They sought guns from neighbor A B Anderson for a hunting trip. Edwin handed a cocked gun to Harold. it discharged, four shots striking Raymond. He was taken to a local hospital and is recovering.
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Raymond Mack
M. Mack
East Lawn
Harold
Edwin
A. 3. Anderson
Mack
Mr. Anderson
Harald
Raymond
Od Ono
Wolf Kills Sheep Near Humboldt in One Night
Five sheep on Bert Gotch farm south of Humboldt were killed by a wolf in a single night. Analysis shows clean neck and ham wounds, suggesting a lone wolf. Wolf activity in the area has been reported frequently, and traps were set to catch the marauder.
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Humboldt
Counterfeit hundred dollar note circulates domestically
A counterfeit $100 federal reserve note has appeared, adding trouble for the country printer. The text comments on the political scene with election talk and the idea of early Christmas shopping as the feminine mind shifts away from the presidential race. It likens traps and wolves to human foes and scent.
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Pixie Brand
C. Wiegman & Son
Tae
Fleishers Yarn
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Estherville Democrat
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