Funeral for Mrs Anna Brockens Held Near Anamosa
Funeral services were held last Thursday afternoon at the Wayne Lutheran church for Mrs Anna Brockens who lived near Monticello and Wayne township. Rev J Willms officiated. She lived with her husband on a farm near Monticello before his 1910 death and later with her children in Cass Strawberry Point Castile Grove Arlington Amber and Monticello area. Many relatives and friends attended including extended family from Anamosa Scotch Grove Morley and Hopkinton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brockens
Ralph Zimmerman
Anamosa
Wayne Lutheran Church
J. Willms
Brockens
John Brockens
Monticello
Wayne Township
Cass
Strawberry Point
Austin Stadtmueller
Castile Grove
Fred Barrack
Arlington
George Bodeker
Amber
Carl Husman
Elwin Null
Charles Laughlin
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
E. V. Laughlin
Hopkinton
Ed Duncan
Laughlin
Chicago
James Gray
John Gray
Harry Gray
C. W. Burlingmeyer
Dorothy Mae
Morley
Scotch Grove
Philip Bailey
Henry and
Phil, Jr
Harold White
Ruth White
William Bailey
Wallace Gray
Charles Gray
Otto Otten
Henry Schaffer
Harvey Young
Galesburg
Ill
Roscoe Young
Sterling, Tr
Ray Young
Center Junction
Bernell Dress
Pete Robertson
Jessie Shanklin
Viola
Howard Cook
Colorado
John Balster
Henry Oltmans
Clinton
Gerda Tjaden
Helen Gray
Anamosal
Willie Husman
Henry Leesekamp
Jake Paulsen
Roscoe Lincoln
Peter Lincoln
Maquoketa
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Gene
Bailey
Jackson County
Castle Grove Fans Attend Cascade Baseball Game
Castle Grove supporters including Henry Che George Specht James Waddick and others watched a Cascade baseball game Sunday. Local residents reported family visits and trips to the state fair with several residents traveling to Yankton and the Black Hills.
Richland Center Social News Notes Weekend Visits
Richland Center residents and area guests share weekend visits with relatives in Dubuque Monroe Monticello and Morristown. Emma Yossi moves to Monroe while Yossi family members travel for the weekend. Farm Bureau to meet at Joe Dehner farm on Thursday September 4 instead of September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Buol
George Loetscher
Dubuque
Len Buol
John Enabait
Ryan
Emma Yossi
Monroe
Wis
John Yossi
Luede
Dolores
Jacob Yossi
Monticello
George Hein, Jr
Richland Farm Bureau
Joe Dehner
Leonard Hein
Hteros
Mie Gottlieb
The House That Walked Away in Morning Sun
A whimsical tale describes a living house waking up across the street, stretching its windows eyes and awnings lips, yawning with its porch mouth and strutting down the street. It notes sparrows’ annoyance as the house greets a tall apartment block at the corner.
The Ticklish House and Busy Market Adventure
A house causes chaos as it rolls through a market district trampling stalls and vendors while a quiet boy tickles its feet. Traffic and farm animals scatter as balloons float free and the house finally lies down laughing. Balloon chaos ends with the boy returning home.
Family visits and gatherings across Iowa towns
The text records social visits among families in Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. It notes Joe Kiburz and the Yossi family visiting Cedar Rapids last Friday, and Paul Buol of Dubuque spending a few days with George L Buol. The snippet indicates a network of local social connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kiburz
John Yossi
Cedar Rapids
Paul Buol
Dubuque
George L. Buol
Local visits noted across Iowa towns and families
Sand Spring and Coggon residents hosted and visited relatives including Mr and Mrs John Stevenson and Vernon, while John Egger and family from Iowa Falls joined Fred Egger at his home. Others from Monticello Dundee Richland Center and Monticello attended gatherings, farewells, and trips to the state fair with several workers and teachers traveling through Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Minburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
Vernon
Coggon
Will
Charles Stevenson
Frank Johnson
John Egger
Iowa Falls
Fred Egger
Louis Bohlken
Monticello
J. L. Batchelder
Donna
Wanda Sandhagen
Dundee
Fred Heeren
Joe Wagner
Kingsley
Herman Welter
Galen Hein
Leeda Gayle
Richland Center
Cap Arduser
Donald Arduser
W. H. Behrends
Short News From Anamosa Eureka
Otis Schwartz was picked up by Officer Manuel Cox on Saturday and booked on a liquor charge. He had a hearing before Justice Whitcombe on Monday and was bound over to the grand jury under bonds of $750. A gallon can of alcohol was said to be found in Schwartz's car. Este Northrup, who attempted suicide by cutting his throat at his home south of Anamosa, was adjudged insane by the commission and taken to Independence for safe keeping. Northrup reportedly continues to threaten self harm. Lee Van Kirk and B G Rees, state checkers, finished work at Council Bluffs and returned to Anamosa. Lee takes a ten day vacation with his wife to northern Minnesota. B G went to Tipton for Cedar county office checks. Twenty nine head of baby beeves at the Anamosa Fair were shipped to Chicago Producers Company and sold at $10 to $11.50. top $11.25. They were praised as an excellent lot, though prices were below expectations. The high animal sold for $115.64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Schwartz
Manuel Cox
Justice Whitcombe
Grand Jury
Schwartz
Este Northrup
Wapsie
Anamosa
Independence
Northrup
Lee van Kirk
B. G. Rees
State Checkers
Council Bluffs
Lee
Minnesota
B. G
Tipton
Cedar County
Chicago Producers Company
Swift, Armour and
Morris
Towa State aids fifty creameries in accounting work
Fifty Towa creameries received assistance from Towa State College last year in their accounting practices and business analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Creameries
Towa State College
Sig resuits are obtained from amall Classified ad
The notice reports results from a small classified advertisement opening. It states outcomes and entities involved in a brief, local sales or service listing with minimal context.
Inside Information For The Busy Housewife
This page offers household tips from measuring cups for wet and dry ingredients to a September menu featuring corn soup and omelet with Spanish sauce. It covers bread variety for lunch boxes, safe canning using the hot pack method, and ways to make clothes more appealing and easier to care for.
Nova Scotia Island Dreaded by Mariners
A historical note on Subleishind Island off Nova Scotia famed for shipwrecks and storms. It recalls 1740 Duc d Anville losses, a 1761 Wolfe convoy wreck, and a 1842 hurricane that destroyed a sand pyramid landmark, exposing wreck goods and a brass dog collar from Major Elliott's Forty third regiment.
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Nova Scotia
Duc d'Anvile
Wolfe
Quebec
Elliott
Fortythird Regiment
Kitchen cupboard
Poem fragment reflecting a grim journey from birth to death. It contrasts a dreary landscape with a warning about fortune favoring those who endure noble discipline.
Eggs Stuffed With Russian Dressing and Poached in Cream
A 1938 Western Newspaper Union recipe feature suggests eggs can grace supper or luncheon menus beyond standard entrees. It describes two dishes: eggs stuffed with a ham and anchovy filling in lemon mayonnaise dressing, served on lettuce nests, and eggs poached in a cream mixture with buttered toast rounds and chives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Revivalist Meeting Ejects Distracted Visitors
A revivalist meeting expelled several young men who said they came to see miracles. The missioner replied that they do not perform miracles but cast out devils, leading to their removal from the gathering.
Contagion Quarantine Advised By Farm Journal
An editorial in Successful Farming argues that when a contagious disease is known quarantine is fair and should be accepted willingly. It urges avoiding public gatherings to prevent spreading illness and to warn others when one suspects a non quarantine disease.
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Castle Grove
Henry Che
George Specht
James B. Waddick
Will Lubben
K. B.hosford
W. E B. Waddick
Marcus Maire
S. M. Hosford
Cascade
Herman Hahn
Anna Husman
Ida Hahn
Alva Hahn
Manchester
Tobe Caspers
Yankton
George
Margaret Balster
Carl Caspers
Black Hills
John Barrack
W. F. Hintz
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
C. A. McLaughlin
Arthur McDonald
Henry Gerrets
Children’s Dormer & Sene
Otry Edmon
Greedy
Isla
Fasr
Isle
Margaret Wheeler Ross
Harvey Peake
Anamosa Eureka
Nova Scotia Island
Nellie Maxwell Bee
Scott
Gasolene
Cities Service
OTL Company
Cities Service Company
Cities Service Orchestra
Caves
Lera
Jessica Dragonetis
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