Died of anaemia Alvin E Patterson in Iowa City hospital
Alvin E Patterson 27 died of anaemia in Iowa City hospital after about six months illness. Brother of editor George E Patterson of this city. Former Estherville resident, real estate and collecting business, lived in Los Angeles and Laramie before returning. Funeral held at Patterson home, interment Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by brother George, sisters O Jean Patterson Spirit Lake and Mrs A A Thiela Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Patterson
George E. Patterson
Iowa City
Patterson
East
Lincoln Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Estherville
Los Angeles
California
Laramie
Wyoming
Town City
George
George Patterson
O' Jean Patterson
Spirit Lake
A. A. Thiela
Emmetsburg
Mr and Mrs Woods Injured In Fall At Home
Mr L R Woods and his wife were badly shaken after a Friday night fall from stairs. Mrs Woods fractured two bones in her right wrist and bruised. Mr Woods fainted and broke a bone in his right leg near the ankle as they sought help. Dr Bradley treated them and they are recovering as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Bad 1910 Nickels Spark Counterfeit Alert
In Whiterville a batch of counterfeit nickels dated 1910 circulates. The coins resemble genuine pieces in weight and color, raising concern that an organized gang may be distributing them statewide. The Justice Department in Washington has issued a notice on the coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherville
Department of Justice
Washington
Dam Family Arrives From Holland at Pella Iowa
Far Iowa arrival reports the Dam family of thirteen including two sets of twins reaching Pella Iowa today aboard the Ryandam from Nieuw Beyerdam Holland. Parents are described as young and hale, with two 17 year olds and two 15 year olds among the children. Also notes a separate sale listing for 165 volumes of Encyclopaedia Mung by W. C. Howamp on East Barnhart Street, Kewl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dam
John J. Dam
Ryandam
Nieuw Beyerdam
Holland
Pella
Iowa
Encyclopaedia
Mung. W. C. Howamp
East Barnhart Street
Kewl
Monument Planned by Daughters of the American Revolution
The Okomanpado chapter plans a six hundred dollar monument to honor old Fort Defiance on the north side of the public square. Expected to be erected by Decoration Day with dedication exercises to follow. The shaft will mark the site and a cut will appear soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF American Revolution
Public Square
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Okomanpado
Old Fort Defiance
County Willing to Pay for Elderly Father's Care
The Dubuque county offers to relieve families embarrassed by unsupported aging fathers by taking him to a home for the aged and paying four dollars weekly for his maintenance. Families deny responsibility to avoid humiliation, and the article questions the duty of taxpayers and the morality of shifting burden to the county. The piece condemns reliance on the county to avoid personal duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Blank
Providential County of
Telegraph-Herald
Royal Neighbors Notice at Miller & Christensen Store
The Recorder of Emmet Camp R N A will be at Miller and Christensen store on Saturday April 29 from 2 30 to 6 p.m. The event invites members and interested parties to meet and conduct lodge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of Emmet
R. N. of A
Miller & Christensen
Grasshopper Pest Warning For Minnesota Farmers
Professor F N Washburn state entomologist warns of a looming grasshopper outbreak in Minnesota unless immediate remedial action is taken. With a $5 000 appropriation he will deploy two to four experts to inspect fields and guide farmers on egg eradication methods. Ida M Wheeler was declared insane by the insane commission and sent to Cherokee asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
F. N. Washburn
Department of Entomology
State Agricultural College
Washburn
Prof
Red River Valley
Ida M. Wheeler
Insane Commission
Cherokee
Butler
Death of Cecil Sears from heart disease near Watherville
Cecil Glen Sears 23, a farmer five miles west of Watherville, died suddenly Saturday morning at his home while dressing. Born Audubon Ta, he lived Greenfield Ia, married Ina Fay Howard, had two children. Survived by parents, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral from Howard home and burial in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Sears
Watherville
Cecil Glen Sears
Audubon
Greenfield
Ina Fay Howard
Howard
Lane That Has No Turning to headline senior show
Miss Flossie Dillon, daughter of Os Dillon, teaches public speaking at Spokane High, and she is dramatizing Gilbert Parker's The Lane That Has No Turning for the senior entertainment. The May 19 program will feature the piece with four roles and no tryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie’Dillon
Os Dillon
Spokane
Spokane Daily Chronicle
Flossie M. Dillon
Miss Dillon
Gilbert Parker
Neil
Monument Item Proposals Include Tea Room and Fund Drive
A committee considers an AD A. R. tea room and other light refreshments as part of a forthcoming monument project. Each school child is urged to contribute toward the monument fund. The solicitation committee reported encouragement and substantial help last week, with many deeming the project worthy and generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad, A. R
Hendrickson Eglin Nuptials In Minneapolis Home
Albert BR Hendrickson of Minneapolis married Misa Gladys Eglin in a city home ceremony on April 26 witnessed by close relatives. Rev Hurd officiated. they departed to Minneapolis by the St Louis line for their new home. Hendrickson works as assistant auditor for the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad. The bride has long resided here. Friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Br, Hendrickson
Minneapolis
Misa Gladys Eglin
Hurd
The
Christian Church
Hendrickson
Minneapolis and 1 St Louis Railroad Company
Vindiene
Republican
Richards and Pringle Minstrels Return to Armory Theater
Richards and Pringle’s Famous Georgia Minstrels announce a coast to coast tour this season led by trombone wizard Fred Simpson. The Armory theater date May 26 promises a full parade at noon as the renowned troupe, featuring Clarence Powell Billy King Kid Langford and other stars, delights amusement seekers with first class entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Pringle
Georgia Minstrels
Hames
Clarence Powell
Billy King
Kid Langford
Oscar Cameron
Dave Smith
Charlie Wilson
Jack Johnson
Fred Simpson
J. A. Watts
Will Robison
Elmer Clay
Sidney Kirkpatrick
Sterling
Lucky Fun Makers
Armory Theatre
Trombone
Fred ‘Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Mail
Uncle Sam
Alvin A. Patterson
Iowa City Hospital
Laramia
Murtagh
J. W. Morse
L. B. Francis
Senate
Morse
L. R. Woods
Far
Kuppen
Hendrickson-Eglin
Anderson Drug Co
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!