Local notices and happenings in Eagle Grove area
Local items report Mrs Engleby in Eagle Grove last Friday night. Wm Nissen remodeled the front of his meat market. G S Peters traveled to LaVerne between trains. Contractors worked on apartments above the Corner Store. For sale high grade Chester White Broad Saws through Thomas Berg. Louis Claugsen and Will Stenick in Cedar Rapids. Fred Maier adds a bungalow roof in LaVerne. Bert Stone scouted for business in LaVerne. Easter programs and sermons held in town churches. Miss Lillian Tanck and Vertree visiting Ames. trades offered near Albert Lea. Vernon Township Improvement Club meeting moved to May 12 at District No 6. Wesley Graves visited from Livermore via Lone Rock. Geo Roepke announces 4000 ft of cable to replace wiring. Two youths damaged an electroelectric globe in a local incident. German dye stuffs export permitted to U S per note from Count von Bernstorff. A spider found in a newspaper sparks superstitions. editor notes it scans for advertising merchants. Shoe prices may rise due to European war tax increasing leather demand.
Obituary of Lee Hazelwood of Boone Township Iowa
Lee Hazelwood born in Johnson County Missouri January 11 1842 died April 18 1916 at his daughter Mrs George Johnsons Renwick age 73 He married Matilda Smith February 19 1866 and they had nine children He served in the 27th Indiana Regiment from 1861 to war’s end Hazelwood moved to Iowa in 1890 settled on a farm in Wright County later in town Funeral April 20 1916 at M E Church Castor of the Baptist Church officiated Burial Elmwood Cemetery
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Lee Hazelwood
Johnson County
George Johnson
Renwick
Misa Matilda Smith
Hazelwood
Indiana
Iowa
Boone Township
Wright County
M. E
J. H. Perry Castor
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Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Death notice for Paul Johns in Renwick 1.0.0.F. Lodge
Renwick 1.0.0.F. Lodge No 484 records the death of Paul Johns, longtime member and respected citizen. The lodge offers sympathy to his wife, orders publication in the Renwick Times, and requests copies for lodge records. Signed by Geo. Bell Secretary, April 22, 1916.
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Renwick 1. O
Renwick
Geo. Bell
Secy
Spin in The Gar With Gasoline Priced Low
A nostalgic ad shows gas prices from 13 to 40 cents a gallon inviting readers to join weekend spins. It teases short rides from fifty to hundred miles with light humor, ending with a playful note about sitting in the car for air.
When Did He Work at the Casualty Agricultural Luncheon
At the annual luncheon on February 25 a consulting actuary recounted a salary story. An employer counted working days in a year by subtracting sleep recreation vacations holidays and lunch hour, concluding only one day remained for work, noting Good Friday had the business closed.
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Casualty Agricultural Association
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First National Bank
Farmer’s Exchange CO
V. Lindstrom
Nessen
Atesses
Humboldt Laundry
Allinson & Cole
LaVerne
Lehigh
Wisconsin
Ed Mason
Chester
Thomas Berg
Louis Claugsen
Will Stenick
Cedar Rapids
Fred Maier
Bert Stone
Lillian ‘Tanck
Miss Vertree
Ames
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Edw
Brady
Lakefield
Vernon Township
Wesley’ Graves
Livermore
Geo. Roepke
LaVerne News
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
L.A. McMurray, Pres
L. M. Smith
Heggen
State Bank of
the People’s Bank
I. Gillespie
Conrad Elmer
Homer A. Miller
Wanco
Schumacher
Timothy
Geo. Bell, Ag’t
Leaich Cement
Lehigh Cement
Reas Sons
Lehigh Dealer
Lehigh Portland Cement CO
Allentows
Ilehigh Cement
Wisconsin Lumber CO
Peters, Mer
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