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Newspaper

Traer Star Clipper

Location

Traer, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

94

West Union Town Near Traer 1875 Faces Oblivion

In 1875 West Union lay one and a half miles east of Traer with twelve blocks and 88 lots. The center housed a public square while north, south and east borders touched farms owned by H F Gaston J Crawshaw and M E Carpenter. The town, like others in the county, vanished over time alongside Rodman Mooreville Monticello Butlerville Roger ville Eureka Helena and Waltham.

West Union Traer H. F. Gaston J. Crawshaw M. E. Carpenter Rodman Mooreville Monticello Butlerville Rogerville Dysart Benton County Eureka Helena Waltham

Commercial Club Elects in 1922

The Dysart Commercial Club elected officers on Jan. 10, 1929. R. E. Christopher was named president, Art Keidel vice president, F. H. Schmidt treasurer, and R. L. Ross secretary. Board members included R. V. Brandt, Herm Schroeder, S. E. Stomer, J. H. Peet, F. A. Marquardt, T. B. Winter, and O. R. Smith.

Dysart Commercial Club R.E. Christopher Art Keidel F. H. Schmidt R. L. Ross R. V. Brandt Herm Schroeder S. E. Stomer J. H. Peet F. A. Marquardt T.B. Winter O. R. Smith

Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Dysart in 1926

A fire at the H. P. Jensen farm east of Dysart, occupied by Vance Baird and family, destroyed two corn cribs a machine shed a Ford truck an Overland coupe machinery and 1500 bushels of corn and some oats. Neighbors saw the blaze around 4:00 PM and firefighters saved the barn though its north side was badly charred. Lightning was suspected as the cause.

H. P. Jensen Dysart Vance Baird

Dysart Savings Bank Officers in 1917

Officers of the Dysart Savings Bank in 1917 were H. P. Jensen as president, John Messer and Fred Lee as vice presidents, Ervin Moeller as cashier, J. C. Marnan as assistant cashier, W. A. Moeller as bookkeeper, Emma Krankbeck as assistant bookkeeper. Directors listed include Jensen, Lee, Messer, Hansen, Minkel, Lindeman, Brandt, Untiedt, and Ww. McElhinney.

Dysart Savings Bank H. P. Jensen John Messer Fred Lee Ervin Moeller J. C. Marsan W. A.moeller Emma Krambeck Henry Hansen

Dozen Dentists Have Worked in Dysart Through Years

Dysart history cites twelve practicing dentists starting with Dr Frank Spayde in 1875 and including S R Alderman 1877 C M Boone 1884 W H Butcher 1856 E C Lynn 1904 J T Porter 1910 H I Zimmer 1915 Robert Kern 1919 R V Brandt 1919 H R Wilson 1994 H E Clough 1931 and M A McLaughlin 1965.

Dy- Sart Frank Spayde Dysart S. R. Alderman Spayde Alderman C. M. Boone H.R. Wilson H. E. Clough M. A. McLaughlin

Bread 7 Cents a Loaf in March 1922 Ad

Dysart Home Bakery offered 16 oz bread at 7 cents a loaf in March 1922. The ad also sold Best Patent Flour for 2 dollars and 5 cents.

Dysart Home Bakery

Dysart Fire Destroys Brown Doty Elevator and Train Slip

From the Dysart Reporter archive, 1872 and 1875 notes record an engine No. 42 freight run from Cedar Rapids to Dysart, where the crew left the train on the side track. A large Brown Doty elevator burned with losses around 8,000 to 10,000 dollars, with 3,500 dollars insured for the building and no grain insurance.

Dysart Reporter Pacific Division BCR. & N Cedar Rapids Dysart Traer Messrs. Brown, Doty & Co J. W. Starry E. K. Wear M. B. D. Wetheren S. R. Hunt J. W. Crisman J. D. Smith

Dysart Farmer Hits Big Market

Dysart cattleman Henry Holst shipped three carloads to Chicago in October 1913. Twenty three head sold at 9.45 and two loads at 9.15 per head, nearly topping the market. Holst’s 1913 sales total about 14,000 dollars in horses cattle and hogs.

Chicago Henry Holst Dysart Holst

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Clark Streets Commercial Club THE Traer Star-Clipper State Bank Dysart State Bank Tom C. D. Bonney WM. G. Hansen, R. Ph Drustar Dysart & Traer Carl G. Wuest, R. Ph
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