Early potatoes and community life near Amber
Amber George Osterkamp reports early Ohios on his table planted around April 1. Bible class for Wayne Lutherans youths meets at Amber schoolhouse 8:30 to 11:30 each weekday. Many local residents attend picnics, visits, and church activities as farmers, families, and clubs engage in community events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osterkamp
John Reenths
J. Willms
Wayne Lutherans
Amber
August Schlemmer
Celena Mardoff
Jackson Township
Car) Husman
Jack Husman
Mr. Husman
John Dirks
Olin
George Switzer
Leroy
Switzer
Martha Schlemmer
Allie van Slyke
Moncrief Brothers
Center Junction
Laura Rickels
Minnie Zimmerman
Ben Englebarts
Cedar Rapids
George Schoon and Son
Clara Anderson
Viola
Will Michels
Henry Holmes
Charlies Michels
Henry Michels
Carl Barnes
Bernice Michels
Anamosa
Otto Danneman
William Jansen
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
Herman Helgens
Ernest Ruhe
Mike Martin
W. R. Zimmerman
Herman Zimmerman
Wayne Orchestra
Collins
Lee Coder
Chicago
Mercy
Carl Husman
Elwin Null
Monticello
Marie Yardley
Kansas City
Rhiny Wessels
George Wessels
Gusta Reuter
Freda Zimmerman
Charles
Stuart Gray
Charles Hay
Morley
Will Dirks
Amber Shipping Association
George Mardoff
Freda Andresen
Cedar Falls
Richard Andrews
Howard Andrews
Lucy Bailey
Orla
Shell Rock
Alma Andresen
Mason City
Death of H. E. Harms Stirrs Castle Grove Friends
News of the death of H. E. Harms at his home in Princeton Kansas last week brings sorrow to Castle Grove and vicinity where he was well known. Harms was born near Fond du Lac Wisconsin on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Harms
Princeton
Kansas
Castle Grove
Henry Eugene Harms
Fond du Lac
Wis
Death of Michael Patrick Clement at Sand Spring
Michael Patrick Clement died at his Sand Spring home Monday June 1 1928 after a several month illness. He was born March 17 1871 in Rommeldingen Luxemburg and came to the United States at 18 settling near Cascade then Worthington before moving to Sand Spring. He married Sophia Hansen January 19 1904 and leaves a widow and nine children Catherine Mary Marcella Anna Matthew Michael Joseph Nicholas and Edwin at Cascade and five others in Luxemburg. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Cascade with burial in St Marys Cemetery. He is survived by brothers and sisters in Luxemburg and Emery South Dakota. The obituary notes his good citizenship and references to a later community picnic event and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Maria Harms
Ed Harms
Manchester
Monticello
Kansas
Princeton
Mr. Harris
Margaret K. Behrends
Anton B. Harms
Fort Collins
Richard G. Harms
Harms
Lutheran Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
F. D. Deischer
Church of Immaculate Conception
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Wartman
Louis Heiken
Hilda Geiken
Will Lubben
L. E. Black
G. J. van Buren
W. M. Fleming
Linn
Alfred Ross
S. M. Hosford
Coggon
A. A. Kromminga
Mary Kromminga
H. E. Harms
Neale Helvey
Lawrence
Alva Hahn
Anna Husman
Ida Hahn
Michael Patrick Clement
Mr. Clement
John and
Anna (Streff) Clement
Rommeldingen
Grand Dring
Luxemburg
Europe
United States
Cascade
Worthington
Sophia Hansen
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
John
Catherine
Mary
Marcella
Anna
Matthew
Michael
Joseph
Nicholas
Edwin
Emery
South Dakota
Lawrence Raven
Mary Anna Felton
Marie Federspiel
Matt
Clement
Immaculate Conception Church
Francis Schuh
St. Mary's Cemetery
Theodore Schemmel
Will Baum
Peter Mangerich
Herman
Fred Welter
Bernard Juergens
Creamery and Cow Testing Association
John Egger
E. L. Brandt
Mr. Arnold
Delaware
Dubuque
Sand Spring
BE. L. Brandt
Clifton
Orpha Garlinghouse
Fred Egger
Helen
W. H. Behrends
T. J. Welter
H. Welter
R. E. Chaplin and Sons
Hopkinton
D. E. Wilson
Wyoming
Wilma Wilson
Lloyd Thompson
Earl Wilson
Buck Creek
F. Johnson
Moving Picture Show
Citizenship papers granted to Rev Barlow and wife plan
Hopkinton residents report Rev Barlow’s final citizenship papers approved after witness Hopkinton R A Wallace testified in Dubuque. Mrs Barlow expected to apply soon. The community notes also cover church groups meetings, traveling relatives, a Rotary event, and a storm that knocked out transformers and washed gardens.
Rotary convention trip and naturalization notices in Anamosa
Mr and Mrs F B Sigworth plan a Sunday auto trip to Minneapolis for the Rotary International sessions opening Monday. Miss Dorinda Abbott will leave for London Canada and later Europe from Montreal. Naturalization papers issued for William Reese and John Deich. Community updates include Niles at the Republican gathering in Kansas City, Rush Medical College grads Howard Hartman, Remleys attending a convention, factory construction progress, Cedar county liquor raids, Bee Jay club formation in Anamosa, and the Quillen quip about cows in gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Sigworth
Minneapolis
Dorinda Abbott
F. O. Ellison
London
Canada
Miss Abbott
Montreal
Europe
William Herman Reese
Anamosa
Germany
John Deich
Cascade
Clifford L. Niles
Kansas City
Mr. Niles
Guv. Hammill
Iowa
Rush Medical College of Chicago
Howard J. Hartman
Clayton Hartman
Howard
University of Chicago
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles General Hospital
J. E. Remley
Cedar County
Linn, Jones
Jackson
Cedar Counties
Tipton
Durant
Lowden
Sunbury
Stockton
Muscatine County
Cedar Line
Fatal Weakness Inertia and Hidden Love at the Hospital
In a bare hospital room Nick, a wounded patient, remains unmoved despite medical reports of recovery. Nurse Miss Rooney, the hospital’s charming ornament, bonds with him as a steam shovel interrupts routine, revealing his fiery temper and a new ally in his son George who works the digger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rooney
Nick
HCH
Hadden
Tadden
Sphinx
Holmes Hall
ECH
Nickny
Hospital Yard
Mr. Nichols
Eis
George
Red Hall
Met
South America
Job
Stitt Rooney
Ike Nick
Sheita
Why Lazy Men Can't Retire
A business philosopher in the American Magazine argues laziness prevents retirement. The lazy man never works enough to view business as a burden and rarely earns enough to consider quitting as a possibility.
Forgetting Success Drives Scholarly Achievement
A scholar reflects that reducing focus on personal advancement enhances learning and future success. He cites Farm and Fireside as a guiding influence, arguing humility and steady study improve outcomes beyond mere ambition.
Daring and Happiness Among Modern Girls Says City Life
A city life correspondent to the Woman's Dome Companion argues that today’s girls are more daring and franker while remaining healthier and more capable of self care. She contrasts ambition with social freedom and notes growing confidence in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciitle
Thrifty kitchen ideas for soups and desserts
A dated kitchen column offers thrifty cooking tips using leftover bones for broth and several recipes. Maple Parfait and Royal Sandwiches are outlined with steps for mixing, folding, and assembling, all dating to 1927 from Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Operator Cut In on Concert for Invalid
A city youth confined at home receives an all female sing along via phone after midnight. Three acquaintances stage a private concert using piano and ukulele, singing current hits for about an hour until an operator interrupts with a sharp request for a song. Cleveland Plan Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plan
Rome Opens Legendary Torre delle Militae to Public
Rome correspondent reports the medieval Torre delle Militae or Tower of Nero, a Twelfth Century feudal fortress, has been opened to visitors. The site, linked to a Nero legend, stands on the Tos tum Milite foundation, now leaning southeast after the 14S earthquake altered its dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Rome
Morer Alertus
Dandelfo Deo Suturra
Godeh Thicher
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. A. Wallace
Barlow
J. E. Gearhart
Lily Neil
Mary Zeuch
Ruth Spurgeon
Alliance
Nebraska
A. G. Reed
C. A. Westcott
Council Bluffs
Edward Swanson
E. C. Reeve
Rebecca
Clearfield, Pa
Reeve
Rotary International
Ruth Dunlap
Yellowstone National Park
A. E. Brock
Irene
Bernadine
Iowa City
Earnest Davis
Herbert Cox
Milo
Paul Johnson
Junior Wilson
Embroidery Club
H. M. Reeve
A. H. Larkins
G. H. DeShaw
Doran Beitz
Masonic Grand Lodge
Mr. Larkins
Rising Sun Lodge
Mr. DeShaw
Masonic Veteran Association
N. L. Landers
J. D. McAllister
R. D. Firestine
Galena
Ill
Delhi
Anamosa Eureka
A. A. Rockwell
Lisbon
Marion
Robert Quillen
By Helen Green
Sefer Foofenson
W. A. Suthers
Dr. Teeter
Monticello, Towa
J. G. Schoon Insurance
L. J. Swift
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
George Albery
Omce and Hospital
J. W. Doxsee
C. A. Doxse
Doxsee
Attorneys
Lovell Block
Star Meat Market
Will Marshall
Ree
the Perr Len
Tetotel
Sale Pepreee
Ppravelers
Great Northern
Loop
Walter Craighead
Dearborn
Quincy
Rome's Legendary Tower
St Po& P
C. R
Ox. Jet
Calmar
Davenport
Oxford Junction
Omaha
Iowa Electric Company
Securities Department
Merchants’ National Bank
Iowa Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!