Little Bertha Juhl Died From Severe Burns
Reinbeck Iowa April 25 Bertha Juhl six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Juhl died yesterday from burns suffered last Monday An explosion occurred as Bertha and two younger children played in an old house Her father rushed to help and was burned while the others escaped The girl was unconscious most of the time but sometimes recognized her mother and asked for water The two younger children say they may have lit a fire with matches and Bertha poured kerosene on it.
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Reinbeck
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Bertha
Martin Juhl
Here
Tripoli News Roundup Economic and Personal Notes
Tripoli April 23. Mrs O J Bishop and Mrs F R Sherick of Cedar Falls spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Geo Careten sen. Miss Buler of Maxfield operated on for appendicitis last Wednesday and is improving. Ed Selck returned from Des Moines and will work for C W Bull. Freddie Huebner seven hurt his hand in a torn shirt. Mrs Henry Frese Jr operated on. Chas Matthiesen owns a new automobile since last Monday. Morris Tokman resigns from C W Bula drug store and heads home to Sioux City. Rev H E Wunderlich resigns from local church and will lead Sterling Neb. Walter Fergeman signs with Sumner. Rev Washington leaves for Grand View, Iowa. Dr H H Ennis sells practice to Dr J E Heald of Kelley Ind., who arrives soon with his family. Hazleton notes include births, visits, and a fair meeting electing officers. fair set for Sept 9. Wash Jarrett buys a lot and moves, Alfred Holmstrom moves a barn for a new residence, Rev Horace Foote visits Winthrop, and Arthur Harrington of Whittier visits.
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Tripoli
O. J. Bishop
F. R. Sherick
Cedar Falls
Geo. Caretensen
Miss Buler
Maxfield
Ed Selck
Des Moines
C. W. Bull
Freddie Huebner
Shaller
Henry Frese, Jr
Chas Matthiesen
Morris Tokman
C. W. Bula Drug Store
Sioux City
H. E. Wunderlich
Lutheran Church
Sterling
Neb
Walter Fergeman
Sumner
Washington
Grand View
H. H. Ennis
J. E. Heald
Kelley, In
Dr. Ennis
Dr. Heald
Piersdorf House
Hazleton
R. H. Boleter
Wm. Golf
Independence
Dubuque
Wash Jarrett
T. J. Morton
Alfred Holmstrom
Horace Foote
Winthrop
Fred
Walter Foote
Arthur Harrington
Whittier
Cal
Vinton
Louanna
Manon
Ishoe Diarguer
Cornell College
Marion High School
Ray M. Chappel
Fremont
Winton Ab
George Schnoor
Mt. Auburn
Jos Remington
Chicago
Albert Shiraman
Benton County Times
Cedar Rapids
W. Jo. Pry
Ly. J. Norland
Harper
Geo. Baeh
W. A. Koster
W. F. Harper
Alex, Runyon
Hugh Mossman
John Rozema
J. H. Welch
I. H. Ferguson
J. W. Ruckey
Jeorge Rinderknecht
A. H. Jammer
Rose A. Woltersdorf
Brown
I Mossman
Springville
Epworth League
van Horne
Charles Oppelt
Waterloo
Mr. Oppelt
Local Briefs From Bristow April 1914 Deaths and Notices
Mrs Caroline Graham died at her daughter's home southeast of Bristow after a period of illness. A daughter was born to Dan and Mrs McKinney on April 22. J C Poole resumes depot charge and will live in their former house. Mrs Poole ill with measles in Sumner. Funeral services for Wm Rodenbeck were held at his home and German church in Vilmar. born in Germany in 1874. eight children remain. Teachers held a reading circle at Mr and Mrs Jungkunz with a musical program and two course refreshments. Cemetery association elected officers at Mrs Maggie Morford’s home: President Mrs W E Needham, Vice President Maggie Morford, Secretary Mrs E Hereby, Treasurer Mrs J H Needham. Mrs Jake Popingo died at her son Henry Rolfe’s home, aged 92, funeral held and burial at Athspn. Geo Popingo is a stepson.
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Wm. Rodenbeck
Vil- Mar
Mr. Weltner
Germany
J. F. Jung Kunz
Cemetery Association
Maggie Morford
W. E. Needham
E. Hereby
J. H. Needham
Jake Popingo
Henry Rolfe
Here
Athspn
Geo. Popingo
Local notes and funeral procession updates from Dewar
Dewar April 28. Padget Lohmer and Bongartz shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson returned to Calmer Iowa after visiting Mrs. W Heiple for a week. Miss Ada Cone left for Trent North Dakota to attend her brother Helen Cone's funeral for blood poisoning Wednesday.
Orchard Community Notes Highlight Road Lecture Event
Orchard Iowa April 23. Ha Sims lost a valuable horse last Thursday. Jess Gray assists Ed Johnes with spring work. Mailman Chas Roat buys a five passenger car. William McGill starts new house in northeast town. Mrs C H Smith of Osage visits for grandchildren with measles. Albert Teiman spends weekend in Lyle with family. Winds Central railroad plans house for section foreman. Miss Jennie Lee cares for Mildred Lewis. Amy Lack recovering from pneumonia. May 1 state highway commission to send John Dodds to Orchard for road project exhibit and school lecture The Road to Better Schools.
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Lyle
Orchard
Winds Central Railroad
Jennie Lee
Charles Lewis
Mildred
Amy Lack
Iowa State Highway Commission
State Department of Education
John 8. Dodds
Center Point News Roundup and Local Occurrences
Center Point and Washington township schools closed for teachers institute at M E church. Quick fire at Linguist shoe shop caused minor damage. Masonic lodge hosted guests from nearby lodges. Rev Van Nice visited Wa F Reynolds home. Mrs H M Fee travels north to visit kin. William Dalton returns from Waukon visit. John Dysart Cedar Rapids and Blanch Graves wed at Evangelical parsonage. Heverly Katehynet ware store fire causes minor damage. Bernice Romia and Johnny Mullenhour wed at home.
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Center Point
Washington Township
M. E
Masonic Lodge
Walker Urbana
Cedar Rapids
van Nice
Waukon
Wa F. Reynolds Home Monday. Mrs. H. M. Fee
Wiliam Dalton
W. F. Reynolds
Evangelical
John Dysart
Miss Blanch Graves
Heverly & Katehi Tynet
Oir
John Romia
Bernice
Johnny Mullenhour
Miss Louanna Bishop to Marry in Fremont Neb
Reports from Vinton Iowa tell of the engagement of Miss Louanna Bishop daughter of Rev and Mrs A Bishop and Ray M Chappel. The couple will reside in Fremont Nebraska after the wedding. Local notes mention building activity, upcoming county elections with Republican and Democratic candidates, and various social visits and events in Winthrop and surrounding towns.
Local notes from Washburn Iowa April customs
Washburn and surrounding residents saw visitors from Waterloo Gilbertville and Jesup. Miss Pearl Muthaler improves from pneumonia while postmaster Henry Steimer oversees a reinstated post office. John Overshi pped two loads of cattle and hogs this week as neighbors share visits and barn painting projects continue.
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Jack Fogle
Waterloo
Fogle
George Morris
George Shilling
Gilbertville
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Henry Steimer
John
Anna Smith
Jesup
Will Burger
Lizzie Kemp
Henan
Maddalane Kemp
Ambrose Schraeder
Henry Schraeder
Marble Rock social notes and local visits
Mrs Wison traveled to Cedar Rapids for a niece wedding while the Christian Endeavor contest losers banqueted the winners at the Odd Fellows hall. Social visits included Mrs R B Oakes and Emma Taylor of Plainfield and Miss Vosseller of Nora Springs. Justin Haynes suffered indigestion on his mail route and Marty Rosenkrans of Charles City visited Marble Rock. E A Tabor of Manchester stopped by, reconnecting with old friends after moving away a year ago.
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W. Wison
Cedar Rapids
Christian Endeavor Society
Odd Felows’ Hall
Society
Green
W. Taylor
Little Daugh
Emma
Plainfield
Lat Vosseller
Nora Springs
RB. J. Oakes
Justin Haynes
Marty Rosenkrans
Charles City
E. A. Tabor
Manchester
Here
Maynard News and Local Notices from April 24
April 24 notes from Maynard cover visitors and family news. Mrs. Lotis Thiuneke hosts Mrs. Strua nerry and daughter. Mrs. Te. D. Rowley joins her husband at New Hampton. J. T. Day of Fayette dies. Thiel seeks parole amid his conviction and prison stay. births, appointments, and club meetings noted along with local church activities and Knight of Pythias event.
Reinbeck News Briefs Reflect Illness and Visits
Reinbeck reports Mrs. John Hildebrand ill, Mrs. Cris Duful of northeast Iowa ill with pleurisy, and Earl Minton injured in an eye incident. Mrs. Mary Jaqua and daughter Beatrice visit from Waterloo, D. M. Lavell hosts cousin Mrs. Fink from South Dakota, and news arrives of John Christian Thiel.
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Iowa
Earl Minton
Mary Jaqua
Beatrice
Waterloo
D. M. Lavell
Mrs. Fink
South Dakota
Reinbeck
John Christian Thiel
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Local notes from Shell Rock and area
In Shell Rock on April 24 Mrs. BH M Bronson left after tending her ill sister Mrs A Quimby who later showed improvement. J Fouse and two Lisbon Iowa children visited at J2 Jamison's home. Bussey stock sold to B A Schmidt of Janesville with move planned to Amick building May first. George Ward stayed with his parents Will and Mrs Ward. A union temperance meeting is set for next Sunday at the M E church. School events at the opera house include the grades program May 8 junior play May 22 and commencement June 3. J H Stevenson began ice delivery. Chas Dale's remains came from Waverly for Riverside Cemetery burial after being found dead at his sister Mrs Collins' home. death likely heart failure. Mr.
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BH. M. Bronson
Kessey List
A. Quimby
J. Fouse
Lisbon
Lowa
J. 2. Jamison
M. C. Bussey
B. A. Schmidt
Janesville
Schmidt
Amick
George Ward
Will Ward
M. FE
Opera House
J. H. Stevenson
Chas. Dale
Waverly
Tiverside
Collins
Waverly society and college news from Friday
Waverly residents and visitors frequent the Friday events and meetings. Anton Siuerbreeds left for Ting Moties the following morning. Warthire College students and staff attended a directors meeting in Center. A scarlet fever case is reported in the city. The Guild hall birthday supper drew a large crowd with elaborate decorations and several ladies hosting at various homes. About $110 was raised by the ladies.
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Basl
Neax
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Kintas Wartburg College
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Woos
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Wat
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Warthire College Gieseefuli
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Watnhor
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Clarksville
Noy Pooley
George Barth
Nick Newman
Greene
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Louis Care
MM. Watking
C. H. Greening
Court delays 46 saloon petitions in Freeport
Freeport April 28. With the state supreme court failing to act on the suffrage issue the 46 saloon petitions will go count of hit the due date March 7 as voters backed by 126 votes against the saloon at the local option election. All saloon men will stay open until next session when the matter may be decided. Hearing for a recount is set for April 30. It is believed the petitions are to preserve rights and a recount is not guaranteed. Freeport is likely to be dry for a few weeks the first time in 70 years without saloons.
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State Supreme Court
Cal
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