Cascade Correspondence Notes Local Deaths and Events
Cascade letters report the death of Mrs Nancy Farrell Brien at St Josephs Asbury obituary details and funeral at St Josephs Chapel. It notes Mrs Margaret Leonard of Washington township deaths and family survivors. Items include weddings at Cascade St Marys and social notices, farm sale, hospital visits, and community updates with names such as Rev J B Albers and families like McMahon Gearhart Hassenplug Lane Neyers Pangburn Klein and Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Michael O'Brien
St. Joseph’s Sanitarium
Asbury
Dupique
Nancy Farrell
Garry Owen
St. Joseph's Chapel
Dubuque
Michael Brien
Margaret Leonard
Washington Township
Thomas Leonard
Gearze
South Dakota
Wiliam
Clinton
Licia
Tunerat
St. Peter’s Church
Temple Hill
Farrelly
John Stieber
Sinsinawa Mound
Wisconsin
Therese Green
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Steven Green
Raymond McMahhon
Owen McMahon
Rev. Coffey
Otto Hassenplug
Ordway
Hassenplug
Ada Huntington
John Gearhart
O’brien
P. J. Moore
Mgr. Gearhart
Hfe
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Donnelly
Anamosa
Moore
Julia
Banghart
J. P. Lane
Mercy Hospital
du Duque
Urban Faber
Moes
Jake Breitbach
Joe Breitbach
Balltown
Joseph Schwind
William Schwind
Lane
Thos. Glynn
Wilfred Lane
P. J. Lane
John Neyers
Fillmore
Olivia Less
Castle Grove
Richland Township
Thomas Fagan
David Fagan
St. Paul
H. L. Debner
Cascade State Bank
State Bankers
Iowa City
Henry Derge
Elizabeth Heerfeld Wee
St. Mary's
Nick J. Kremer
John Kedley
Susan Garrity
Maxwell
Belsky Dock Motor Co
James Gavin
Mary McLain
Sioux City
John Kirby
Ane Nevint
William Grogan
Oes
Myrtle Thompson
A. J
Zer
Iowa
J. Leonard
Gran- Geo. Patterson
Mary Heffernen
Pangburn Apiary Records Big Honey Output and Outright Sellout
Center Junction notes reveal Pangburn apiary produced 20 000 pounds of honey last year, chiefly extracted, with 3 000 pounds bought from two beekeepers. By January 1 he was sold out of extracted honey and had 25 cases of comb honey sold to private customers and county merchants. He has also built
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Great Britain
Jones County
Pangburn
Presbyterian Church
J. Livingstone
S. W. Clark
Peter Prahm
Frank Livingstone
Wyoming
Schaeffer
John Briumier
Livingstone
Waucoma
Paul Paulsen
Roy Ireland
Paul Holm
Pauline
Tr. W. Knight
Maquoketa
James Mead
Lon Mead
Milledgeville
Ilinois
Shupp
M. G. Alsever
Porter
Caro
Henry Carson
Will Carson
Scotch Grove
EL St. Himebaugh
John Otten
S. M. Propst
Will Leech
J. H. Brookman
Cedar Rapids
HM. Hi
Epworth League
L. Limebaugh
J. B. Wanken
Sabina Hennecke
Vern Serbousek
Fred Carson
Will Serbousek
Cinton
Frank Preston
Will
Chicago
Belle Norris
Cedar Falls
O. M. Miller
C. A Burmeister
A. C. Welch
Clinton
L. J. Moats
A. P. Moats
Wesley Hanken
Davienport
Charles Davis
Oxford Junction
Joe Freezinger
Martello
Sam Propst
Monmouth
Monticello
Percy Dodson
Fred Lewis
Carston Kettlesen
Center Junction
Pangburn Apiary
Castle Grove Farmers Insurance Meeting and Local News
The Farmers Mutual Insurance association of Castle Grove held its annual meeting with 348 members in 21 townships. Dwellings limit rose to 7000 while a 5000 reinsure proposal failed. The year saw net gains in risks in force totaling 1,820,102 with expenditures 7,559.93 and balance 475.50. Officers and directors were re-elected. a marriage, local school board change, and hospital visits are noted alongside regional attendance at the meeting. External attendees included G J Hughes and others from Scotch Grove Cass O F Hosford Monticello Boulder Union.
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Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association of
Castle Grove
Risis
W. PF. Hintz
C. A. McLaughan
J. A. Howie
Ning
James Kehoe
Union Township
Dennis Delay
W. F. Hintz
C. A. McLaughlin
5. M. Hosford
Tobe Caspers
Anna Fahrni
Jones County
Camp Dodge
Camp Pike
Orange
Texas
Fred Fahrni
H. Ehlis
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Henry Pillard
George Watt
Cass
O. F. Hosford
E. G. Hicks
Monticello
Dennis Donovan
Boulder
W. P. Hogan
Union
E. L. Kromminga
L. C. Stadtmueller
E. J. Noble
Mercy
Community Notes From Scotch Grove District
A church quartet wowed attendees with two numbers by Spence Bixby Ro yden and Callahan. Neighbors gathered for home singings at Kiburz and Sinclair residences with plans for next Sunday. Coasting parties, illnesses, moving a store department, and visits from relatives mark local life as residents enjoy events and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Bixby
Royden
Callahan
Scotch Grove
Nelson Kiburz
M. M. Sinclair
Frank Sutherland
Erippe
Lake Preston
South Dakota
F. W. Royden
Arend Balster
Himebaugh
Donald Sinclair
Monticello State Bank
Lyle Callahan
Esther Kiburz
Mabel Henrichs
Wyoming
Gladys Himebaugh
Center Junction
A. P. Moats
Paul Warner
Cedar Rapids
Sanford
Sand Spring Socials and Family Visits Report
Sand Spring reports a visit from Frank Reardon family of Albion Nebraska and Susie Reardon of Seattle. Lawrence Schuster returns to Dubuque for school after visiting his parents. Mildred Blair and Dorothy Pierce resume studies at Hopkinton after vacation. Roy Slauson had appendicitis surgery at Monticello’s John McDonald hospital. Mary McVey and daughter Rose of Worthington visited the McVey home. Olive Slauson of Monticello is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reardon
Jessie Reardon
Albion
Nebraska
Susie Reardon
Oscar
Lester
Seattle
Washington
Lawrence Schuster
Dubuque
Schuster
Mildred Blair
Dorothy Pierce
Hopkinton
Roy Slauson
John McDonald
Monticello
Mary McVey
Rose
Worthington
J. D. McVey
Olive Slauson
Monticello Visitors Reported Across Several Days
The record lists multiple Monticello visitors and relatives from nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Jennie Garlinh House and daughter Orpha, Miss Genevieve O'Brien, Miss Mary Murray, and Miss Dena Hagen visiting from various days, with additional travelers including Miss Mildred Wink and Mrs. Frank Nichol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Egger
Jennie Garlinh House
Orpha
Monticello
Fred Mgeger
Alex Blair
Ray Chaplin
Hopkinton
Mildred Wink
Manchester
R. J. Guthrie
J. W. Murray
Henry Eggers
Gon
Alvin
J. P. Schuster
Dubuque
Genevieve O'Brien
Mary Murray
Dena Hagen
Frank Nichol
Langworthy Social Notes Include Family Moves And Visits
Langworthy January 14 notices recount the J Darrow family moving to a new southeast Anamosa home and Harm Dirks taking over the Darrow farm. Visitors include Mrs Earl Pickeral of Laurel Nebraska and Mrs Albertson at the Uhr home, plus Mrs Schaffer and daughter with relatives in Savannah. Local engagements mention weddings and various calls on neighbors, with families such as Oltmann Siebel and Monck noted.
Prairieburg News Briefs From January
Prairieburg reports Mrs. Ralph Keegan recovering at Mercy Hospital Anamosa after a slight operation. Dr Taylor from Central City views local site for a new practice. Prairieburg high school sports lost to Central City. Local residents plan home additions and renovations this spring. Various residents seek medical care in Anamosa and hospital visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Ralph Keegan
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
McNamara
Taylor
Central City
Jos. T. Holub
A. DeLancey
Hejinian
Lizzie Holub
Fred Rich
McDonald Hospital
Miles Peet
Parker DeLancey
Jack Aldrich
C. B. Cc
A Message to Disabled Soldiers on War Risk Benefits
A notice urges veterans who served in the U.S. military or navy and were discharged due to disability to contact the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington, D C. It explains compensation, free medical care, and hospital treatment until recovery, especially for those discharged in 1918 as camps raised physical standards. Dr Redmond notes accurate testing for eyesight.
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Cal
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Defense Council completes budget collections audit plan refunds
The Council of Defense reports its war budget collections since September 1, 1919 are completed and will be audited to date by certified accountants. After audit, an accurate statement of receipts and expenditures will be issued and a plan formed to refund all funds on hand to subscribers. Louis Gardner chairs the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Defense
RAT-SNAP Victory Pledge From User Testimony
Robert Woodruff reports his premises were infested with rats. After using RAT-SNAP three sizes priced 26 cents 60 cents and 1.00 he found seven dead rats in the bin two near the feed box and three in a stall with more afterward. He says there was no odor as RAT-SNAP dries them up and calls it the best product he has used. Sold and guaranteed by W. W. Stickford and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodruff
W. W. Stickford
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Conrad Poppe
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