Mary Henrietta Kreger Reetz 1861 1922 Dies in Rolfe Iowa
Mary Henrietta Kreger Reetz born in New York City on August 2 1861 died in Rolfe Iowa May 4 1922 aged 60 years 9 months 2 days She married R J Reetz July 19 1885 at Beaver Creek Minnesota and ten children were born nine survive Arthur H Everett W Harry E Walter S Philip J Adolph H Lydia G Elsie K Mabel A all of Rolfe Iowa About two years ago she suffered heart trouble and later relapsed last fall Funeral services were held Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Rolfe with Rev J P Lester in charge Interment was in Clinton cemetery.
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Mary’ Henrietta, Kreger
New York City
Rolfe
Iowa
R. J. Reetz
Beaver Creek
Minn
Arthur H
Hampton
Everett W
Burbank
S. D
Harry E
Ellsworth
Wis
Walter S
Northwood
Philip J
Cedar Rapids
Adolph. H
Lydia G
Elsie K
Mabel A
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Lester
Mesdames Bowen
Melntire
Moon and Brigham
Miss Ireland
Clinton Cemetery
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Baird Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County notices the appointment of Ward Ferguson as Administrator of Stephen B. Baird deceased. Creditors are to pay the estate and present claims as required by law. Dated May 4, 1922.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Stephen B. Baird
Esate
A. D
Ward Ferguson
Adm
Keep a stiff upper lip in tough times
Citizens urge resilience amid hardship as critics grumble. The message encourages perseverance, avoiding public complaint while projecting resolve and dignity.
Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Notes Highlight May Dandelion Spray and Hog Show
The April Cedar Township Farm Bureau meeting featured a play Deacon Dubbs and a lunch. A three day May 22 23 24 demonstration course by Mr Dittmer is announced. Iron sulfate spray to eradicate dandelions is described with application details and precautions. A Rolfe school exhibit day included a Boys Pig Club show with cash prizes. The next Lake Township unit will meet May 28 at Carl Wiegert.
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Cedar
Bureau
Extension Department
Mx. Dittmer
Pocahontas ‘County
Farm Bureau
New York
Rolfe
B. L. Robbins
Hilton
B. Olerich
E. Olevich
Martin Alexander
Richard Cleal
W. C. Lighter
Glenn Ives
Jimmie Wilcox
Kermit
Mr. Robbins
Lake Township Farm Bureau
Carl Wiegert
Bear cub tale warns of truth and bite
Charlie Cherokee recalls raising a baby bear that grew dangerous and violent. A lie may feel safe but ends up harming, as the bear nearly mauls him and costs his life. The piece blends reminiscence with caution about honesty and consequences.
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Lce
Charlie
Charlie Cherokee
Tie
Hes
Tin
Something to Think bout By FA WALKER
A dated essay extols the virtue of persistent effort across professions from art to carpentry. It cites figures like Lincoln and Rockefeller to illustrate that mastery comes through hard work, practice, and perseverance, ending with a punchy call that work wins.
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Walker
Lincoln
Rockefeller
Hortense Or tence Name Origin and Symbolic Meanings
Hortense is a French name with Ortensia as Italian variant. The article traces Latin roots from hortus and hortensius, noting Ortensia Mancini as an early bearer. It mentions Hortense in royal circles, and links Hor menses jewelry diamond to luck, love, and a lucky day and number for Hortense.
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Ortense
Hortense
Italy
Ortensia
Sylvia
Hortus
Hortensius
Adams Village Visit Inspires Boy to Ask About Adam’s Apple
In Adams village of Decatur County a boy named Sammie studies physiology and anatomy. He asks if the term Adam’s apple originates there, reflecting curiosity sparked by a word associated with the biblical figure and anatomy.
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Adams
Decatur County
Sammie
Indianapolis News
Plover Notes on Local Games Trades and Visits
Community enjoyed sishi Sunday and a sale ad for flour and shorts via Plover Shipping Association. Local baseball saw Windy Center beat the cross-town bats 12 11 with Arch Mather umpiring. Peter Henderson visited Nick Phillips at Bird Island Minnesota this week.
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Sishi
Shipping Association
J. W. Langfitt
Plover High
Arch Mather
E. C. Hancher
Plover
Peter Henderson
Nick Phillips
Bird’ Island
Minn
May Day program at Plover marks school event
Plover School notes report a two o'clock May Day program with a school exhibit to follow. The high school baseball team will play Havelock, after a 12-11 win over Des Moines Township. Graduation season began with the Junior-Senior banquet in Nile green and white. May 18-19 features the class play Mrs Temple's Telegram with cast lists and ticket prices.
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Havelock
Plover
Des Moines
Arch Mather
Rolfe
Frank Tellier
Menu
Floyd Fergu
Jack Temple
Evangeline Wi
Dorothy
Zola Bul
Frank Fuller
Gertie Peter
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Ida Fisher
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