Honored Pioneer Mrs Swetting Passes Away
An obituary from Algona notes the death of Mrs. Swetting last week after a period of illness. Born March 22, 1845 in Sylvan Michigan, she lived in New York and Michigan before moving to Wisconsin. She was active in the church and women’s library society, survived by her husband, daughter, and relatives. services set at 4:30 at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Perry
Sylvan
Iehlgan
New York
Ater
Michigan
Table
Johnnoh
Wisconsin
Chicago
Berlin
Johnson
Con- Wana
Thair
Joas
U. D
Dene Victorys Peace Appeal Amid Short War Talk
A fragmented report hints at Dene leaders pushing peace aims despite ongoing conflict. The text references victories as a backdrop to calls for negotiation and a desire to end hostilities soon.
Sums, notes, and dairy pricing in rural Oregon and Iowa
A fragmented clipping recounts Roseburg Oregon prices for dairy and farm goods with measurements and rates, and a Des Moines note reports Win A Bryant a Bartok dairy farmer who died after an accident and hospital treatment.
Railroads Ordered to Cut Rates on Hay and Grain
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to cut hay and grain rates by specified percentages effective by November 27, flattening prior 1920 increases. The move targets western routes and Pacific group points with adjustments to 12.5 and 20 percent limits and caps further rises. The decision rejects railroads proposed compromises and imposes fixed reductions on agricultural commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Hay
Mtsalesippi
Pacific Coast
iWestern
Land Terrm Rates Set Across Western Territory Edges
The commission reiterates its decision to fix coarse grain rates at 10 percent less than wheat. The western group spans territory between the Mississippi and a river, along the northern and southern borders of North Dakota, Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska, extending south to El Paso. The mountains divide lines between the western group and the Pacific, with eastern limits near the Pacific region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conzinden
Mississippi
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
EL Paso
Texas
Carlson Called Before Grand Jury In Depot Theft Case
William Mall arrested on charge of siding the depot. Detectives uncovered four-sixths of a dozen receipts from petty thefts. Carl Carlson named as receiver of stolen goods after two 100 pound sacks of sugar were brought from Northwestern cars. Grand Jury session extended. W E Baker summoned for possible knowledge. The case may expose a long running theft ring in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
JRAND
Harrest
Wim
Mall
Rearty
Carl Carlson
Northwestern
Carlaon
Grand
E. Baker
Burt Monitor
Encouraging Editor Note From Hell Norway Postcard
A postcard from Hell Norway sent by Emil Johanssen of Paper Supply Co Minneapolis while visiting Europe notes cool summer conditions and mentions Hell as a neat, ravaging place. The item reads as a playful correspondent message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Norway
Emil Johanssen
The
Paper Supply Co
Minneapolis
Europa
Hall
Bihmetsbare Democrat
Farmer Michael Shea Grows Two Flax Crops in One Field
Hancock farmer Michael Shea of Boone township broke thirty acres of virgin prairie in spring and planted flax. The first crop sold in Minneapolis at $2.10 per bushel and a second crop matured on the same land, selling at $1.00 per bushel. Shea says the flax was the only money maker this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt News
Hancock
Michael Shea
Boone
Brolka
Minneapolis
Studer Exhibits Short Horn Cattle at Chicago Show
Ben G Studer travels to the International Stock Show in Chicago with six pure bred short horn cattle. He expects to sell them at the event and believes they are high quality prospects likely to fetch satisfactory prices.
Thanksgiving program noted by Stages at school
The Thanksgiving program by the Stages drew a good crowd with songs and dialogues. Pupils returned after vacation for six weeks of exams and report cards. News covers student skating, a basketball win over Swea City 28 to 10, team substitutions for Cooper, and notable play by Pete Callies as Swea visits Thronka on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Miss Bollman
Decorah
Fale
Creel
Annie Bruns
Migg
Doris
Zwietel
Basket Hall
Swed
Swea
Titanica
Weilner
Ania
Cooper
Coop
Disarmament Dreams and Dangers in a Changing World
A historical reflection on naval limits and land strength, warning that aviation and poison gas could reshape global security. The piece argues for peace efforts, universal ethics, and stronger disarmament, noting progress at a Washington conference and urging continued action to prevent future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ald Rasources
Dosierby
Obituary for Oline Sehert Pioneer of Ventura and Crystal Lake
Oline Sehert born in 1849 in Lup ermany died November 20 1921 at 81 years 8 months 6 days at her daughter's home Mrs R Hobbs. She came to America at seven, married Benjamin Keil later Adams and had seven daughters and four sons. Survived by many grandchildren, great grandchildren, two sons Fred and Ora, two daughters Ida and Eydia, and many relatives. Funeral was held at Crystal Lake Methodist Church with burial at Ventura cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro Gordo
Oline Sehert
Lupermany
R. &. Hobbs
America
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Benjamin Call
Totuis
Glaven
Jennie Patterson
Fiedmont
Dak
Daniel Kaily
Whtkena
Mian
Rose Hobbs
Crystal Lake
John Keil
Titonka
Frenk Keil
Mora
Minn
Marie Dorrow
Brook Park
Georga ‘Keil
Ft. Dodge
Ida Patterson
Lowise Peterson
Eydia
Emma
Yaath
He Adams
Fred
Ademy
Keadett Minn
Ora Kester
Lita
Ventura
Peter Adams
Crystal, Lakes
Clear Lake
Eg. Scherf
Vantura
Frank
George
Scherf
Newburg
Oregon
Methodist
Mey
C. Calking
Garner
Oard OF
Titanes
R. E. Bobbs
Hold Your Corn, Cut Burns to Save Value says Farmer
A farmer urges readers to hold corn rather than burn it as prices are expected to rise soon. He notes corn could double in two to three years and warns tenants moving in May to burn corn if they must. Farmers with options should feed or store corn instead of burning it, according to the message from Wallice’s Farmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Ia
Marek 4
Choise
Wallaces
Widow laboring in corn fields amid farmer disputes
Mrs. Denzel, a widow, has collected over a thousand bushels of corn this fall for a local farmer. With her young son she harvests about one hundred bushels per day, while many men hesitate over pay.
Go and sin no more man fears Wunder in hollow jog
A fragment reports a man afraid of Wunder who crawled into a hollow jog as a place. Details are unclear and attribution is missing.
A Great Music Lover Theodore Rondeveit Remembered
The piece recalls Theodore Rondeveit a real man and whole man whose life blended music devotion with athletic vigor. He loved melodies so deeply tears rose and he was unashamed by emotion, a testament to his character and passions observed by Clerkayille Slar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyer
Theodore Rondeveit
Clerkayille
Trap and skunk tale from Lawrence Gunderson report
Lawrence Gunderson plans a rabbit trap but ends up needing Paul Freeburg and his gun to secure the big trap. He says a skunk is seeking scent and warns neighbors to mind their own business as nosy noses poke around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gunderson
Paul Freeburb
Lawrence
Wal
Doan News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Algona and Doan residents shared social visits with neighbours including Mrs. 0 T Anderson and Miss Ves to Bresee at Geo Spangeberg, Mr. and Mrs Z G Gibson hosting, and many Thanksgiving gatherings. A Swedish Lutheran church wedding united Vesta Bregen to Otto Opperman with Ray Stine as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Harry
O. T. Anderson
Algona
0. T. Anderson
Vesto Bresee
Geo. Spangeberg
Z. G. Gibson
Howard Gibson
Whittemore
LaVerne Hoover
Raymond Krant
Burte
Oakdale
Mphe
Lucy Branswold
Lake Mil
J. Po Larson
William Larson
Plum Creek
Wr. Larson
Jessie Hawcett
Chaftce
Burt
L. B. Larsohe
Walter Anderson
Georga
Alfred. Larson
Howard Andrews
Howard Andrews Ettertained the J. D. Andrews, C.T. Andason
van Hansen
L. A. Bolenous
Bert Sandars
Sexton
Chris Hansen
Ware
Vesta ‘Bregen
Gtto Opperman
Idella Breeo
Ray Stine
Bresee
Jt) Anderson
Opperman
Strawberry Cityattions
Point
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Doan L
Geytrida Marie
Gay
Ames Campus Mecca for State Club Prize Winners
Iowa State College students and their prize winning clubs travel to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition. About half of the winners receive free trips in a special car, with the remainder picked up along the route. Paw Taff leads the party and handles arrangements.
Miner John Craig Dies After Buffalo Center Crash
Accident near Lakota claimed John Craig as his car slid into a ditch. Harman Dreagman found Craig under the vehicle and called for help. He died from suffocation. funeral held Saturday at Lakota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craig
Lakota
Buffalo
Wien
Nedin
Alton
Buffalo Center
S'obel
Bufffalo
Nis Hom
Titonita
Wotte
Lo Lown
Dr. Damage
Len Joan, Oh, Tarshat
Meda
Duffulo Center Tribune
Community church events promise socials and meetings this week
The Ladies and Epworth League host hazing supper and social at the church basement this Thursday. Downe League plans a box social Saturday. District Conference set for Thornton December 14 to 16 with lectures. Town warms to Lyceum and chautauqua talent. Christmas programs planned by both churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Downe League
Srd
Thornton
Deo
Lo Mason Chiy
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Social dance at Swee City Hal by local musicians
A social dance Thursday evening attracted Ben A Bruhns Ben Bryson and Wright Marks and Jadice at tended with the Algana Harp Orchestra providing the music for the occasion at Swee City Hall.
Rooms for Rent and Odd Items in Otter Allies
Torn OCR shows a rental note for two rooms in Otter allies near Ftonka Iowa with other garbled phrases including 15¢ per pound sale and guaranteed pura extract handling. The readable fragment references Mtone ka and Tow 2 Hi as stray terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey, Haken
Mtoneka
Tow
Otter Allies
Ftonka
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ava
Jas, Wood
Roseburg
Ore
Lee O. Walte
Lurieys
Penton Parmena Drad
Des Amoines
Win
A. Bryar
Bartok
Shaw
Ous
Justi
Una Hat al Droyer
goAt
Gorn
Doan News
Carter
Tople
Reat
Otte Casiles
JOMN
CRAIG
Tmvent
Ben
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!