Obituary notices from West Newton area
Obituary items report Mrs Margareta Mattes dying after cancer in West Newton at age about 80. She emigrated from Bohemia in 1873, survived by husband Joseph, four of five children and eleven grandchildren. Funeral at St George Catholic Church. Also notes death of Mrs William Koos in Kenosha after long illness with Ale Pletterle as maiden name. funeral held in Kenosha. Emma High of Bernadotte Township dies after appendectomy at Loretto Hospital at 30. Alfred High obituary details and family notes follow. Various local lores, visits, and social updates cited.
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Margaret Mattes
Margareta Mattes
Hore
West Newton
Margareta Hellmer
Kreis Pileen
Bohemia
Austria
Berfore
Joseph Mattes
Newton
Anton
Joseph Sind Andrew
Runner of Gibbon
Ami
Joseph Pitka
Rew Um
Catholic Church of
Wm, Koos
Richard Piefferle
Wm. Koos
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Kenosha Hospital
Loretto
Dereaved
Ale Pletterle
New Ulm
S c
New Ulm Bul
Wiliam Koos
Raymond Pfefferle Mudella
Alpred
Emma High
Bernadotte ‘Township
Loretto Hospital
Beeman
Hiding
Fuera
Lally
Ene
Luther Church
Rehonk
Card of Thanks for Mr Behnke Death
Card of thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of our beloved father LBERT BEHNKE. Grateful for funeral attendance and to the donors of dowers and Captain Albert Stein for comforting words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbert Behnke
Albert Steinsuser
Union Hospital Notes On Tuesday Operations and Repairs
Union Hospital Hilton Durkahy underwent an operation this week and is improving. Mr T Hammermeister was admitted Saturday as a patient. Billy Fuerst of Bedford Indiana was absent from the hospital. Walter Lavine underwent recent surgery. Mrs Adolph Gluth of Morgan and Miss Leona Backer of Redwood were operated on. Little Wsther Buenger had appendicitis surgery last Wednesday and is improving.
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Hilton Durkahy
T. ¥. Hammermeister
Billy Fuerst
Bedford
Indiana
Ina Pabsent
Walter Lavine
Adolph Gluth
Morgan
Leona Backer
Redwood
Wsther Buenger
Meyer Claims Gold At Hunter's Rest Shooting Meet
Henry Meyer won the gold medal at Hunter's Rest Sunday's shoot. Joseph Glasser earned the leather medal with a score of 99 on the king tones. Other scores include Jom Hauenstein 169, Carl Havenstein Jr 185, and Jos Klaus 110 in a list of participants and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
Hunter's Rest
Joseph Glasser
Josaph Klaus
King Man
Henry
Meyer
Otto Oswald Iid
Jom Hauenstein
Carl Abraham
Carl Havenstein, Jr
Ag Jos, Kaus
Jus
Glaser
Ten Cent Carecations for Liver and Bowel Relief
10 cent cascarets promise rapid relief from digestive misery and biliousness. They claim to cleanse and regulate the stomach remove fermenting food and foul gas and carry off waste from the intestines. The ad touts nightly effectiveness and a box kept in every drug cabinet for months of easier digestion.
Camp Dodge Indians Enlist and Prepare for Overseas Service
About 60 Sioux and allied tribesmen arrive at Camp Dodge from the Stands ing Rock Agency and Tama. They join the 88th National Army division as it readies for overseas service while undergoing drills, remount station interest, and changes in naming conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Standsing Rock Agency
North Dakota
Herry Bender
Phillies
Philadelphia
Hog Island
John Grass
Fort Yates
N. C
Tama Reservation
Henry Poweshiek
James Poweshiek
Tama
Bill Jones
Robert Young Bear
88Th National Army Division
France
War Department
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Secretary of War
88Th
Autani
Joe
Man Olsen
Army
Baker
Quartermaster's Office
E. C. Meas
Quartermasters' Corps
Conscientious Objectors
John A. Robinson
Des Moine
Church of the Brethren
Dunkards
Robinson
Jackson R. Day
United States
Piper
Amos Brunk
John Peterbaugh
Dodge
Minneapolis
Jack Fogarty
National Army Service
Freezone promises quick corn removal by drops
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a painless cure for corns and calluses. Applied drops shrink and lift the corn or callus, drying instantly and not irritating surrounding skin. A small bottle costs little and will rid feet of hard or soft corns, with druggists able to obtain it if not in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
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Stanley Alwin
Painters Union of New Ulm
American Federation of Labor
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Minn
An To
Iown
William H. Hofzinger
Christ S. Conrad
Ralph N. Hiatt
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Towa
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Dunwoody Institute
Geo. W. Robertson
William S. McWade
Denver S. Brann
Mark J. Wilson
Thomas B. Black
Clifford P. Hall
Frank L. Hixenbaugh
Forest J. Freeman
Charles D. Beck
Dale E
New York City
U. S. Food Administration
Eagle Roller Mill Co
New Ulm, Minn
Racine
Racine Rubber Company
F. H. Retzlaff
Racine, Wis
Hotel Fedsion
Bentzin
John Bentzin
WM. E. Huevelmann
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