Anamosa Eureka Obituaries and Local Notes
Obituaries for Mrs Christina Holub and A B Strother record deaths in Prairieburg and Martelle with funeral details. Notes cover Walter Brown’s transfer to reformatory after pleading guilty, Mrs Mary Stafford’s death in Anamosa, and Carl Flanigan’s hospital transfer after a long illness. Transportation disruptions from Milwaukee train change affect area towns. Aboard, Isaac Seitz of Sterling visits Anamosa and a Rotary club meeting discusses community service amid snowbound roads.
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Anamosa Eureka
Christina Holub
Michael Holub
Prairieburg
Mercy Hospital
Anamega
Father Schmitts
St. Joseph's Cemetery
A. B. Strother
Greenfield Township
Martelle
Methodist
Lamont Smith
Gladbrook
Martello
Walter Brown
Morley
Reformatory
Ellison
Jones County
Mary L. Stafford
Anamosa
Stafford
James
Theresa
Vonne Brickley
Croce
Eugene Brickley
Carl Flanigan
Cascade
Mount Pleasant
Flanigan
Independence
North Western
Milwaukee
Midland
Cedar Rapids
Nashville
Baldwin
Monmouth
Onslow
Center Junction
Amber
Isaac Seitz
Sterling
Ilinois
E. A. Seitz
Clarksville
Board of Supervisors
Wyoming-Onslow Road
Monticello - Onslow
Pemmican’s High Value Noted for Long Shelf Life
An exploration of pemmican notes its Algonquin name meaning manufactured grease and its value for cold climates. It details drying and grinding meat with fat to form a durable, portable food, with variations using fruit, marrow fat, and different animal supplies.
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F. W. Hodge
Adventure Magazine
Northwest
German Students Box in Major University Sport Shift
German schools move from duels to boxing as a major sport with universities and high schools adopting the activity. Berlin hosted the first interscholastic boxing matches between University of Goettingen pugilists and Mannheim School of Technology. Authorities across Prussia sanction boxing as its popularity grows. Baden legislature approves penalties aligning duelists with sharpened sabers to those using weapons in settling honor.
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Berlin
University of Goettingen
Mannover School of Technology
Prussia
Baden
Neanderthal traces teased by Dr Andrews voyage
Dr Roy Chapman Andrews at Brown University spoke of his belief that Neanderthal skeletons will be found during his Asia expedition. He described Neanderthal man as powerful, stooped, with thick skulls and fierce eyes, and noted their origin and dispersal from Europe as yet unresolved.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
Brown W University
Asia
Europe
Americas
Africa
Andrews
Doctor Andrews
New York Herald Tribune
Noted American Author Harold MacGrath Questioned
A Syracuse shopper hears an elderly woman question whether Harold MacGrath writes his own books. The woman’s sons, once classmates, reportedly became bookkeepers, casting doubt on the famed writer’s past.
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Awarold MacGrath
Syracuse
Sunday Church Services and Lost Glove Notice
Monticello area church notices list services for Prestling English morning, Monticello Presbyterian and Richland Center Presbyterian churches with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. A Lost fur lined glove is reported between Monticello and Cascade, return to Harvey Grover in Monticello.
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St. Matthew's Ey
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Paul T. Gutknecht
Inglish
Monticello Presbyterian Church
George W. McNary
Leonard Duckett
God
Christian Endeavor
Richland Center Presbyterian Church
Henry Marks
Ladies’ Aid
Stubbein
Monticello
Cascade
Harvey Grover
Iowa
Barbershop Assault Report Spurs Local Rumor
A Kansas City Star reprint recounts a barber shop incident where an elderly man was slit in the throat by a barber amid an argument with a colleague. The crowd recalls the scene while a nearby customer describes his own slicing ordeal, all set near Gap Johnson at Rmpus Ridge.
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Cressremadts
Gap Johnson
Rmpus Ridge
Deurcher
Tell
Wizer
Kansas City Star
For Sale White Faced Heifers Three-Year Olds
Three yearling white faced heifers offered for sale by H. H. Green of Scotch Grove. Contact Scotch Grove for details and price.
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H. H. Green
Scotch Grove
Durham Bull
Forest Craig
Iowa
Webster
Laughing at Art Fads and Italy’s Unification Roots
A New York dinner quotes art critic Pene du Bois deriding cubism and dadaism with a tale of a fake super realist. The piece then notes Caesar Borgia as a forerunner of the United Italy movement, citing his 1501 push for central governance and its collapse after Alexander’s death in 1503.
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Pene du Bois
New York
Italy
Caesar Borgia
Alexander
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