Influenza and holiday notices in a small town paper
Local notes report numerous influenza cases including Fred Pannhuk and Mrs Rode while families cope with illness and Christmas greetings. residents travel for medical care, sale announcements and town life wrap around wartime and postwar updates.
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Fred Pannhuk
Lamoreux
John Rode
Obituary of Henry Harrenga Died Overseas In World War I
Henry Harrenga born in Kossuth County on May 17 1894 died Oct 20 from bronchial pneumonia at hospital No 30 in France. He served in Co 1 399th Field Artillery AEF, was educated in Titonka and Terre connections, buried with military honors in Clermont Ferrand American Cemetery.
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Algona
Camp Dodge
Cwup Mills
Long Island
N. C
Boeing
Mls
England
St. Amand
France
Clermont Ferrand
Co. 1
399Th Field Artillery
Henry J. Harrenga
Koswath County
John Harrenga
Hari
Andrew
John
Relner
Geo
Hfelmers
Etta
Grace
Tilonka
Castlewood
Herman
Wwolland
Jawa
Hip Loats
Buffalo Canter
Titonkce
German Reformed Church of America
Just Away He Was Not Dead He Is Just Away
A reflective verse fragment narrates a beloved figure who has wandered into an unknown land. The speaker recalls his cheerful manner and brave kindness while mourning his absence and affirming he is not dead, only away.
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Jeftus
Dad's Christmas Letter From Sonilly Front 1913
War dispatch from Sonilly France dated November 24 1913 in which a soldier writes home about detachment duty with the Flaville Drivers Athletic Association near Souilly and Verdun. He describes front sector life during the Argonne drive the hospital at Rimacourt and hopes to be home by Christmas while sending cheer to his father Wad and Mother.
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Sonilly
France
Wad
Christmay
Flaville Drivers Athletic Association
Souilly
Verdun
Dijon
Siid
Lee Duuynhoyy
O. S
Rimacourt
Bos
Harley Lester Dead in Germania Area
Turley Lester died last Saturday of influenza pneumonia after several days of illness. Mrs. Lester moved to town while he lay ill. a baby was born the same evening at the new home. He was the son of Geo Lester, longtime Germania residents. Interment followed at Germania cemetery.
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L. I.gingérich
W. S Beason Mily
John Krull
Alta Clement
Mason
Christas
Paul
Miller Nelson
Camp Dodge
Rvice
Nellie Jorgensen
Mason ‘City
Martin
Gabriel Janssen
Boye Dieckman
Dr. Weber
H Ba Ai
Lamoreux
Mony
Henry Brandt
Earl Lett
T. Pe Reibeamen
John Briggs
J. B. Hurst
Webster
Henry
Bob" Stevens
Stevens
Clarence Tuttle
France
United States
Everett Pannhuk
Sever Panniuk
Joe Austin
Ledyard
Joe
Newville
Des Moines
Williams
Duluth
Willams
Our
E. J. Hackergon
Titania
Wesley
Archie Cunningham
Brit
J. B. Yoat
Remer
Minn
A. Schram
Mr. Yost
Art
Guy Bruns
Mississippi
Masonic Lodge
Bancroft
J. A. Frech
Algona
Frech
Bancroft Lodge
Hazel C. Budlong
Cedar Rapids
Budlong
Pitonka
Chas. W. Sarchett
Frank MM. Sarchett
Colliver
Iowa
Gen
Free
Albert Leek
Leck
George
Big Farm
Waterloo
Howard French
B. French
Titeuka
John Rode
Lota Valentine
L.M. Valentine
Namsey Township
Mason City
Wesley News-World
John Loot
Hare
Andrew Hansen
City
State University
Belows
Te Reserve
Big Folie
Peter Ubren
Hsis
Vance Lamoreux
Camp Gordon
R. L. Lamoreux
Atlantic
Vance
Atlanta
S. B. French
Minneapolis
Tolose
Ott
W. J. Martin
Dick Sanchoff
St. Paul
J.C. Beasley
Albert Mitchell
Corwith Hustler
State Board of Examiners
Robert Callies
Garner
George Ranacker
Burt
Algoun
Arnold Gray
Kamrar
Vacalion
Trenry Gray
Bta
Arnold
John Everis
Pete Grefner
Frank
Nevada
Herman Nelson
Turley Lester
Wergels & Putchy
Germania
Tharly
Mra
Geo
Lester
Bancroft Reglater
Hog herd decimated by mysterious illness near BanJcroft
Wilhelmi reports losses of over 180 hogs from a disease resembling influenza. Of a 220 head herd only about thirty survive, risking total losses near six thousand dollars including corn crop and initial cattle costs. Local herds are affected but none to this extent.
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Wilhelmi
Wilhelms
Wilhelm
Banjcroft Register
For Sale Items From Gilligan
Moving picture machine with periscope and furnace view from old hotel basement. One pump with 30 feet of 13 4 inch pipe. Tool chest with tools, carpenter and timber tools. J P Coats writing desk with money drawer ink stand. Edison phonograph with 60 records. All in good order. Gilligan.
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J. P. Coats
Edison Phonograph
Gilligan
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Fred Amesbury
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Wille” Haggard
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T. M. Welfner
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Fred Amebury
Fred
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Harold Dittmer
A. Duurry
Otto Falk
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Harold
J, Haan, Woden
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