Marion Krutsinger death notice from 1881 1929
Marion Krutsinger of Clay County Iowa died in Cherokee Indiana August 1929 at age 48 years 4 months and 4 days. Survived by sister Mrs Anna Smith and brothers Jasper and Bernandus, plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral held Sunday at Robt Smith home and Vernon Cemetery with Rev Jacobson officiating.
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Marion Krubinger
Clay County
Mare
Cherokee
Havin
Iowa
Aanie
Beardes
Garvie
Johny
Clark
Edward
Silas
Anna Smith
Benwick
Bermnadus
Goldfield
Jasper
Frina
Robt. Smith
Methodist Church
Jacobson
Vernon Cemetery
Dairy calf clubs grow with Iowa youth engagement
Nearly five times as many Iowa farm boys and girls now care for dairy calves, with 1447 enrollees across 78 counties. Holsteins lead breeds, trailed by Jerseys and Guernseys as enrollments rise due to higher prices for purebreds. Kossuth, Payette, and Lyon counties show top participation.
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Iowa
BE. M. Wright
Wittertoo
Iowa State Dairy’ Association
Kossuth
GS Motors
Payettes County
Lyon County
Osceola
Fottawattamie
Delaware
Franklin, Grundy and
Story
Dickinson
Roads record decade spending drives national infrastructure
Over the last ten years the United States spent about ten billion dollars on road building and maintenance, accounting for more than half of the world’s highways. The piece argues for rapid improvement of secondary roads to support main routes and economic growth, noting persistent demand for roads despite heavy activity. It also notes vast fiction publishing in the past year and adds seed catalogs as an aside.
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United States
Hnileing
Qyatem
Beverages and banter at the meal in old times
The passage debates wine pairings for courses and contrasts local drinking habits with formal etiquette Emily Post would approve. It notes Sherry as a starter option, various white and red wine choices by dish, and the odd habit of moonshine when celebrations occur, ending with a grim line about death.
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Ois Serk
Rievelieu
Ahboul
Formance
Emily Post
Married life linked to longevity say researchers
A Chicago study by Dr William and Ogburn claims wealth sanity and life improve with marriage. They report poorhouse inmates and insane asylums are unmarked and single men and widowers die at twice the rate of married men. The piece notes marriage appears to aid longevity, advising a young man to marry if he can find a willing partner.
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Willian & Ogburn
University of Chicago
Peerless angle grease hanr referenced in odd quote
The Kansas City Star notes a quirk in a biography claim about Trang Peter Schubert being first known for singing his songs during an event called the Peerless anxle Grease hanr. The remark suggests the radio era altered how his fame might be recorded.
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The
Kansas City Star
Trang
Peter Schubert
Misread Pedestrian Acts and Fashion Cads
An observational note suggests that a person crossing the street after an accident may be distracted not by absent mindedness but by attempting to judge whether a passerby wears sun-lan stockings or sun-ean lega. The playful musing reflects street scene humor.
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Nan
Wellesley Student Margaret Lunn Persuasive Letter Writer
Margaret Lunn a Wellesley College student is described as a persuasive letter writer who earns a one week income. Other students hire her to draft their letters for money and she takes a five percent commission on the proceeds.
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Margaret Lunn
Wellesley College
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Renwick Savings Bank
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