Death of Mrs Harriet Hutter at New Albin 1913
Mrs Harriet Florence Hutter died May 27 1913 at the home of her sister Mrs W O Bock New Albin born December 4 1862 Dorchester married Dr Vincent Hutter October 10 1894 husband died March 6 1900. She was assistant postmistress at New Albin for eight years member of Methodist Episcopal church since 1878 choir member. Funeral at W O Bock home 10 30 Friday and burial in Lansing. Survived by Mrs W O Bock Oscar Tartt New Albin Walter Tartt Prairie du Chien Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Florence Hutter
W. O. Bock
New Albin
Dorchester
Vincent Hutter
Hutter
W. C. Bock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. Lager
Vincent
la Crosse
Lansing
Oscar Tartt
Walter Tartt
Prairie du Chien
Wis
H. Martin
Elizabeth Bock
Hattie Hutter
McDonald
Cuba City
Elizabeth Kerrigan
Allison
Iowa
Nick Didling
Reeburn
la Cross
Julia Cavin
Erma Woods
Caledonia
J. T. Robinson
Maggie Welch
Pearl Kubitz
Joe Danaher
Jordan Hall
Homer S. Meyer
Cor
Local figures attend events and visits around Lansing and La Crosse
Nell college gave an address to youths. Mrs Lillian Masters and Lyla May played piano. Several residents left for New York and La Crosse. Local calls came from Margerite LaTrench and Coletta LaTrench. Families visited La Crosse for decorations, hospital runs, and social functions. Diplomas and orations noted at a Dorchester funeral and class exercises.
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Milwaukee
Irvin Thompson
la Crosse
Hank Rippe
Marion
Elmer Lenz
Reno
M. J. Cavanaugh
la Crossee
Geo. McGarry
Lansing Ande
Ed Colns
Verai 1.2 in Orator? A True and Eloquent Speaker
The text defines a true orator as one who can make people laugh and cry and feel what he says. It praises humor pathos and dignity, calling the speaker an exponent of the spoken word and a pilgrim toward the ideal.
Social Whirl at High School II Graduation Week
The senior class will graduate June 12 in the theater with a full program by the students and high school orchestra. A junior prom follows graduation, and a banquet at 6 pm precedes the Alumni Association formation in the lunch room. About 1,000 local graduates may attend.
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Hixon Annex
Henry Faville
Congregational Church
Winnifred Forbes
Harry Marshall
Home for the Friendless elects officers and expands care
The annual meeting of the Home for the Friendless directors elected Mrs G C Hixon as president and outlined a growing, 30-person family. A new addition aids elderly destitute women, while public generosity funds the home, clothing, and care amid continual demand.
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Home For the Friendless
G. C. Hixon
J. S. Medary
F. C. Suiter
G. van Steenwyk
J. E. Brindley
C. P. Dorset
A. Hirshheimer
Wild Animals Play Games in Early Parable Lecture
Ernest Thompson Seton described how animals develop social instincts and invent games. He observed badgers playing king of the castle like children, otters enjoying tobogganing, elephants dancing at special spots, and prairie hens dancing at dawn.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
Eckmans Alterative Endorsed For Lung Trouble
Fresh air warm meals and good care help many with lung trouble but sometimes more is needed. Eckmans Alterative is advertised as effective for throat and lung affections and lists a case of Typhoid Pneumonia turning to consumption with a weight gain from 103 to 158 pounds after taking the remedy. It claims no narcotics or habit forming drugs and cites Dr. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.
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Addy
Jack
Evelyn
Tom
Old Snooks
Daddy
Old Fritz
Bayonne
N. J
Fritz
Eckman
Arthur Webb
G. E. Mariner
Chas. Beyschlag
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Nodine Residents Make Social and Community Contacts
Nodine residents and neighbors frequent La Crescent and Dakota for graduation events, visits, and church services. Families such as Ossowskis, Nerenzes, Lunde, Pappenfuss, Flannigans, and Whitehouse are noted for travel, honey moon returns, picnics, and business calls in nearby towns including Nadine, Winona, La Crosse, Ridgeway, and Rose Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ossowski
Nadine
la Crescent
Dorothy
Edith Ossowski
Miss Kersey
Bertha
Elsie Nerenz
Wilson
Nodine
Theo Lunde
Freemont
Wm. Husmann
Winona
Phil Pappenfusgs
la Crosse
Dakota
Pappenfuss Brothrs
Grove
Rose Valley
Andrew Brier
Levi Sweat
John Thesing
Jim Flannigan
Ridgeway Creamery
John Flannigan
Lafe Whitehouse
Clyde Bateman
Husmann Mons
Cutting a Dido and the tale behind the phrase
The ancient queen Dido fled Tyre after her husband was murdered and settled at Carthage. To gain land she cut a bull's hide into thin strings, surrounding as much ground as possible. Locals later used the phrase cut a Dido to mark a clever or sharp trick.
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Dido
Tyre
B. C
Africa
Carthage
Fias
No, indeed the bachelor jokes of age and kin
A sharp exchange between a fair widow and an incorrigible bachelor centers on age. The widow asks if he would take her for twenty six, and he replies that he would marry her daughter though not her. The tone implies playful scorn and social wit.
Jap Rose Bubble Bath Ad Promotes Clean Health
An advertisement extols daily bathing as essential for health and claims Jap Rose bubble bath provides a pleasant scent and lasting cleanliness. It touts the product as a common 10 cent purchase available from many merchants nationwide.
Belmont Park revival honors August Belmont in New York racing revival
At Belmont Park on Decoration Day a crowd of 30 000 thanks August Belmont for reviving horse racing in New York. Belmont watched races with keen interest and governors warned militia against betting violence. Bookmakers are expected to push bets despite potential clashes with state authorities.
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New York
Belmont Park
Decoration Day
August Belmont
William
Aviator Not Discouraged After Erie Crossing Attempts
Harry N. Atwood, the noted aviator, arrived in Sandusky after two failed leaps to fly Lake Erie from Amherstburg Ontario. He remained undeterred and planned another attempt.
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Sandusky, CO
Lake Erie
Amherstburg
Ontario
Sandusky
Harry N. Atwood
Atwood Sets Schedule for Third Effort
Atwood outlined plans for a third attempt targeting next Monday. The statement signals renewed effort and a concrete date for action.
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Atwood
Don’t waste sympathy for Joe Cannon on the score
The note argues against sympathy for Joe Cannon, saying he is finding it fine not to be the goat, implying resignation or acceptance of blame or failure.
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Joe Cannon
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Scott-Rose Co
New Albin, Iowa
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Tom and
MRS
Jones
Pound
Minn
Mme. Japtose
James S. Kirk & CO
Chicago
Belmont
Buffalo
Pierce
Tavaia’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Dr. Pierce
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