Eskimo Nurse Visits Wyoming As Guest Of Dr. Hansen
In 1929 Dr. Minna Hansen of Wyoming hosted Eskimo pupil Miss Ituk later Gertrude Ituk at her White Mountain Alaska site near Nome. Ituk, trained in nursing in Oklahoma, was transferred to a Tanana Alaska hospital. Hansen, a Western Teachers College staffer, met her in Chicago and they later toured Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Minna Hansen
White Mountain
Alaska
Nome
Arctic Circle
States
Alkaciack Ituk
Gertrude Ituk
Hansen
Western Teachers College
Macomb
Miss Stuk
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Seward
Fairbanks
Tanana
Ituk
Jean Roush Janett
Florida
W. S. Roush
Janett
J.g
Jannett
Lyle Tompkins
Don Gerdes
Newport, Ark
Richard Wherry
Fort Knox
Don Wherry
G. H. Herzberger
William Hurst
Louis Petersen
Donald Latare
Iowa City
Wayne Westphal
Town City
Gene Denniston
Lorraine Moenk
Onslow
Rosemary Kleineck
Bonnie Denniston
Kleineck
Geraldine Mader
Marilyn Herzerger
Darlene Day
Esther Lazare
Edna Finkenbinder
Jacqueline White
Geraldine Yock
Trula Demos
Presbyterian Kirk House
John Hansen
Gertrude Stuk
Hans Henrichsen
Boneta
Hansetta
Center Junction
William Thomsen
George Dietiker
L. M. Sherrill
William Luckstead
Fred Pankow
Fred von Sprecken
Ladies Aid Ee
John Holub
John Petersen
Garrett Suills
Louis M. Koch
Mary's
W.S.C.S
Silent Workers
Raymond Huggans
Mary Amelia
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Walter Buchholtz
Brookings
S. D
Louis Buchholtz
Buchholtz
South Dakota State College
George Norton
Harvey
Norton
Scattered News From Scotch Grove Community
John W. Hutton, 85, longtime Scotch Grove resident, dies in Monticello. Funeral held at Goettsch Funeral Home and Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery. Also noted are scarlet fever cases, church activities, 4-H club plans, appointments, obituaries referenced, and local residents attending events.
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George W. Ireland
Wyoming
L. M. Sherrill
Ed Kleineck
Theodore Becker
W. E. DeMoss
E. L. Millsap
E. C. Diggs
W. O. Shaffer
Ralph Orth
Henry Fishwild
Lyle Tompkins
Morris Somerville
C. H. Westphal
John Latare
Oxford Junction
Lutheran Church
Rev. H. Groening
Lazare
Iowa City
Fred
Jens
Rudolph
Dayton
Wash
Hans Rohwedder
Olin
Francis Robertson
Springville
Chris Anderson
Scotch Grove
John W. Hutton
John McDonald
Monticello
Goettsch
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
F. G. Tyrrell
D. W. Hutton
Minneapolis
E. C. Hughes
Arling Hughes
Marion
J. J. Locher
Raymond Eby
Kitty Callahan
John Liddy
Hattie Huxtable
Virginia Wright
Chauncey Carson
Hopkinton
F. H. Schlemme
Lisbon
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Ladies Aid
August Schrader
C. P. Abbott
W. B. Henrichs
Red Cross
Bob Zirkelbach
Jack Naylor
Elinor Bartels
Center Junction
Farm Bureau
James Kearns
C. B. Jessen
Edwin Wilcox
McDonald Hospital
C. B. Carson
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul J. Gutknecht
Belding
Mich
Rufus P
Marvin Holst
Pvt
Clayton Conley
Cocoa Use in the United States Reaches Over 2 Million Dollars
The United States purchases more than 2 million dollars worth of cocoa annually for beverages and confections. Since the early 1900s most supplies come from Africa and the East Indies, with some beans native to the Western Hemisphere.
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United States
Africa
East Indies
Hemisphere
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George Ireland
John Lazare
R. J. Dieckman
DeWitt
Clinton
Dieckman
Germany
Hattie Eichhorn
Margaret Dieckman
Augusta Dieckman
Weélton
Garrett Doden
George
Arthur
Calamus
George Fishwild
Peter Eichhorn
Chris Eichhorn
Thomas Eichhorn
Ruth Hurley
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Louis Schwartz
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Georgia Minnis
Georgia Mae Minnis
Woodmen Accident Company of
Lincoln
Chester Condit
Pues
Sr Special
Presbyterian Ladies
Ida Cass
Presbyterian Churches
Joe Eby
Camp Howze
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Harold Conley
Camp Roberts
Calif
May Himebaugh
S. G. Thompson
Highland
McNeill
Office of
Glenn J. McLaughlin
Anamosa, Iowa
Long's Specials
Hershey’s
Long's Dept. Store
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
Louisville
Kentucky
UNION
Hildegarde
Maire’s
Westhoff
Shaffer’s Sweet Shop
City Cafe
Kay
Palmer's Pharmacy
Monte Cafe
Garrett Bartels
Bill’s Tavern
Grainbelt Tavern
Gerald’s