Cascade Woman Dies After Childbirth in 1920s
Edna Dahlem Ehlinger of Cascade died last Thursday at 5 pm due to pneumonia after the birth of a week old son. Survived by husband Lawrence and two children Sharon Catherine and Paul Peter, plus her parents, siblings, and in laws. Funeral held at St Martin's church with a large turnout and notes of musical tributes for Christmas mass.
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Lawrence Ehlinger
P. M. Dahlem
Edna Dahlem
Cascade
St. Martin's High School
St. Martin's Church
L. F. Roche
Sharon Catherine
Paul Peter
Ehlinger
St. Martin’s
Rosary Society
Ivan
Paul Dahlem
Harold Curoe
Carlotta Dahlem
St. Martin’s Church
Thomas Rooney
St. Martin's Cemetery
Father Rooney
T. P. Clark
Leo Lees
Sherman Conlin
C. J. Moore
E. J. Kean
J. H. Devaney
L. W. Will
George Patterson
J. Gruber
A. J. Faber
Reta Dolphin
Michael Dolphin
Theater progress and local obituaries in Anamosa Eureka
The Niles Theater near completion will open Christmas night with Western Electric machines ready for trials. Marriages and deaths are noted including William Pazour and Theola Ellison at the Methodist parsonage, plus Clinton L. Bruce’s passing after an appendectomy. A. E. Hall’s death in Iowa Falls is reported with links to past Anamosa residents.
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Niles Theater
Western Electric
Methodist Parsonage
William Pazour
Peter Pazour
Marfon
Theola Ellison
Chester Ellison
Anamosa
Plainfield
Eclipse
Clinton L. Bruce
Fremont
Mercy Hospital
Linn County
A. E. Hall
Iowa Falls
Hall
Mr. Hall
Eclipse Lumber Company
Why is Monday Washing Day A Pilgrim Tradition
Miss Helen Bishop of Iowa State College explains Monday became the traditional wash day because the Pilgrims landed on Sunday and washed the next day. She notes European housewives lack this custom and says Monday breeds disorder, interfering with activities and meals. A different wash day allows better planning and a ready dinner.
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Helen Bishop
Iowa State College
Miss Bishop
Fish distributed to needy families near Vinton
About four thousand pounds of rough fish and catfish were gathered from lakes near Vinton in Benton county and distributed to needy families. The state fish and game department coordinated the effort with thirty local fish and game club members. Fish were returned to the water after weighing.
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Vinton
Benton County
State Fish and Game mapAtment
Flah and Game Club
Panda
Lakes
Fragmentary text from an old page reads incomplete
The readable portions show garbled phrases and partial words with no clear names dates places or events to identify a concrete news item or notice for summary.
Editor Calls for Game Warden Presence in Townships
Lake Mills Graphic editor Aasgaard comments on hunting law enforcement. He notes cars leaving with fifty to sixty birds and only a few hunters, urging wardens in every township to inspect parties and enforce the law to curb violators and protect real sportsmen.
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Lake Mills
Iowa
Aasgaard
4-H birds and farming fed wildlife hope from Delaware to Iowa
The bulletin urges sportsmen to buy grain from farmers and pay farmers’ children to scatter it for birds in winter. New York 4-H clubs raised 13,000 pheasants from 1,300 youths earning a dollar each per bird seven weeks old. Iowa 4-H leadership praised, suggesting wild life clubs to conserve upland game birds.
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Delaware
Delaware Bulletin
New York State
Towa
P. C. Taff
Ames
Iowa
Open pheasant hunting days pass without incident
Riceville deputy game warden R. T. St. John reports open pheasant days as peaceful. He notes hunters from Allamakee county allowed pheasants to cross highways safely between posted fields, and says over four hundred hunters were licensed.
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R. T. St. John of
Riceville
Fish and Game Department
Allamakee County
Pheasant Season Reports Sparse Livestock Incidents
The piece notes few livestock damage cases reported to the fish and game department after the pheasant season and urges sportsmen to pursue better farmer relations through tactful constructive methods.
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Fish and Game Department
Good Diet Down Ills Winter Health Advice
Iowa State College extension service food specialist Miss Ruth Cessna urges a balanced diet with milk green leaves tomatoes eggs meat and iron rich foods to combat bronchitis anemia rickets and other winter disorders. Cod liver oil vitamin A D and energy foods are recommended for children and adults to maintain health through winter.
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Ruth Cessna
Iowa State College
Echoes of a Bygone Winter in Small Town Life
A reflective piece recalls a winter era when ice thickened rivers to 15 inches, women hosted open houses on New Year’s, men earned a dollar fifty a day, district schools hired male winter teachers, and social rituals like sleigh rides and torchlight political parades framed community life.
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Amos and
Andy
Stain Removal Tips For Candiewax On Clothing
During holidays candiewax can drop onto fabrics leaving paraffin pigment stains. Scrape away wax with a dull knife or use blotting paper and a warm iron. If grease remains apply solvents such as carbon tetrachloride ether gasoline chloroform naphtha or benzol. Wood alcohol can help if dye remains.
New York Herald Tribune Item Sparks Uneasy Forecast
A fragment from the New York Herald Tribune hints at concerns over future youth trends, noting older generations fear coming changes as the younger generation grows up and invents new problems.
City Council Adopts Multiple Traffic and sidewalk Ordinances
The council approved ordinances regulating moving of buildings sidewalk construction and repair traffic at street intersections and the use of streets subject to penalties for violations. Roll call shows unanimous yeas with Bates absent on all measures.
City Council Adopts Multiple Parking and Traffic Ordinances
The council dispenses with three-reading rule on various ordinances including regulating parking traffic and penalties approving first readings and final adoption by yeas Rodman Hayes Bancroft Cass with Bates absent. The mayor declared ordinances adopted and ordered printing of revised ordinances.
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Bancroft
Rodman
Hayes
Cass
Bates
Yeas
Yayes
Yenus
Monticello Service
Redman
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Janes J Montague
New York Herald-ribune
Council Proceedings
Ray Echternacht
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Ft. 6
Camel Quarter Hova
Morton Downey
Tony Wons
Camel Orchestra
Jacques Renard
Sustley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Istenin
Prince Albert
Alice Jey
Prince Albert Orchestra
Paul van Loan
Red Network
R. J. Reynolds Tabacce
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