Wealthy Reinbeck man Fritz Strohbehn dies in Yankton hospital
Fritz Strohbehn of Reinbeck Grundy county dies at a Yankton hospital after a period of delirium and exhaustion. He leaves a wife and ten children, with an estate of about 400000 including 2330 acres of Delta farm lands in Grundy and Tama counties and 1440 acres near Wagner. Funeral held at his home with Congregational pastor officiating.
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Reinbeck
Fritz Strohberin
Grundy County
Yankton
S. D
South Dakota
Strohbehn
Vacation Readers Privileges Promote Summer Reading
A library offers a Vacation Readers privilege allowing four fiction titles and selected non fiction to be drawn for a month with renewed extension for a second month. Readers are invited to revisit classic works to sharpen taste and guide future reading choices.
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Drary
Mother of Child Attacks Teacher in Hartford Incident
Hartford, June 2. On a technical assault charge, a mother attacked the village teacher amid a dispute over her child. Police report the disturbance occurred at the school at noon and medio legal action is expected.
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Hartford
Conn
Scottville Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs DG Johnson of Scottville Michigan writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash kept her healthy on a farm and after thirteen children. She urges young women to use the remedies for painful periods and irregularity and says she owes her health to them. The advertisement notes the products are made from native roots and herbs and contain no narcotics.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia EL Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Diohnson
Scottville, Mich
R-F
German woman and teacher in school restraint case
Mrs Haas, a German woman, was fined 25 dollars plus costs after a session of the public school justice. She was acquitted of using abusive language in German as the judge could not determine if it was abusive. The incident at Chaplin school involved Miss Viola Lewis, the teacher, who said she punished a student for lying and running from the room. Haas began beating the teacher with a whip, two men intervened.
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L.nguase
Visitors and visits noted around Waterloo area
Raymond Glen Parker and family, Rev. Phillips and relatives, and Miss Alva Pollock from Garner were among visitors to Waterloo and nearby towns. Several locals including Miss Barbara Kukle, Miss Ruth Lusted, Grandpa Cotton, and Mr. and Mrs. Payner hosted or visited relatives during the past week.
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Glen Parker
C. Hi, Hall
Mra. Britzman
Ednad McVey
John O'Conner
Will Weyden
Waterloo
Rev. Phillips
Mary
Ella Hobson
Alva Pollock
Garner
P. M. Phillips
Frank Hatch
Anna May Peek
Ntatelton
Mrs. & Taylor
Marla Fischels
Ruth
Ed Marble
Tom Gill
Payner
G. M. Parker
Janesville
Chas. Wise
Garrison
Phillip
Charley Britzman
Albert Meisch
Jesup Notes Guests and Moves Near River Day
Mrs. H. A. Maine and her daughters Ruth and Josephine stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marsh in Jesup while Mr. and Mrs. C. Roberts plan to move to Independence in the fall. Waterloo visitors for Decoration Day include the Trumbauers Shauls Frierschs and Ches ter, Mrs. Wm. Hyes N. Dyer G. Sheridan and F. Gibaon. The J Ferris farm barn in Westbury was moved from its foundation during Saturday afternoon’s storm. Professor Hodges of Cedar Falls will be Jesup high school principal next year.
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Aon
Chester
Ww. Hyes
N. Dyer
G. Sheridan
F. Gibaon
J. Ferris
Westbury
Professor Hodges
Cedar Falls
Jesup High School
Memorial notes and social events in Geneseo
Jas Speer of Havelock arrives for memorial exercises and visits brothers. R M Gunn ships cattle to Chicago. Miss Pearl Meeker visits Mooreville. Fref Bliss from Ames assists to organize a car testing association. Miss Gladys Fitzgerald works at Ainsworth. Rem McElhinney builds a new barn. Vera Gardner closes Spring term at Center school. Mr and Mrs John Burns visit daughter in Vinton. Geneseo church Ladies Aid hosts an ice cream and strawberry social on Friday June 9.
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Geneseo
Jas. Speer
Havelock
R. M. Gunn
Chicago
Pearl Meeker
Mooreville
Fref. Bliss
Ames College
Gladys Fitzgerald
Ainsworth
Rem McElhinney
Vera Gardner
Center School
John Burns
Vinton
Ladies” Aid Society
Geneseo Church
Memorial Day Exercises and Local Sports in Allison
Memorial day exercises went smoothly with addresses by HW G Beeman and T H Slait, a county band, and mixed choir. Commencement is set for Thursday evening at the opera house. A ball game at the fairgrounds saw Bristow defeat Allison 13 to 4, and the single men of Allison won their game last Friday.
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Opera House
Garfield Merner
St. Louis
J. H. Hunt
Allison
Bristow
Fairgrounds
Local Notes Highlight Campus, Church Events and Visits
Methodist church property gains a new cement walk to enhance its appearance. Lawrence Brocker visits from Vinton to spend summer with friends. High school juniors host the annual banquet for graduates at the Opera House. Mrs. Mamie Sarony and daughters from Des Moines and Waterloo visit relatives. Mrs. FR Shepard and baby from Osage visit her father. Methodist ladies plan a Saturday food sale at Mrs J. T. Cook's home. Vaudeville tea shows headline the week. George Arnolds builds cement walks at home. Miss Clara Trager from Fort Dodge visits her mother. Miss Carrie Hunter returns from Hull for summer break. The Hill family attends Decoration Day in Aplington. Hunt family spends Decoration Day near Clarksville. Agnes Datley finishes a pathway project. Town water meters begin installation. Committees organize Butler County Old Settlers picnic in Alison on June 20.
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Mamie Sarony
Vincentia
Desa Moines
Methodist Church
J. T. Cook
George Arnolds
Clara Trager
Fort Dodge
Carrie Hunter
Hull
F.H. Hill
Aplington
Storm Damage, Social News From Eagle Center June 1
A Saturday storm caused substantial damage blowing down silos and windmills, with the worst at Mrs. W. CO. Mc Garvey’s. Community members attended Waterloo Decoration Day events and corner stone laying for the Sisters' hospital. Chris Struble begins barn work, and local residents visit relatives in Gilbertsville and Waterloo. Cutworms harm corn and garden plants as plans for a barn raising proceed.
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Eagle Center
W. CO. McGarvey
Sisters’ Hospital
Waterloo
Chris Struble
Adam Struble
Gilbertsville
John Gile
F. Newhalphen
Herman Hesse
Cedar Falls
W. D. Strayer
Lansing
Minn
Chris. Strirble
Independence visitors and local gatherings noted in Littleton
May 30 Littleton report lists AR and Mrs J M McGlauchin visiting Independence. Mr and Mrs Ben Dieht hosted ALC Manross family visitors. Others including Mrs Wm Sankey and Mrs Frank Polark spent time in Waterloo. Fishing outing by Messia Schroeder Widdie Buchan. Barn construction on Busse farm aided by Frank Turham. Presbyterian services at eleven. Rose Diehl of Hazleton visiting Mrs Alton Manross. Indep guests R Ny Whitney and family, Geo Rehberg drilled well for 3 Walker. Des Moines visits by Barclay family. Ed Miller noted with Ber tonaly details.
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Littleton
J. M. McGlauchiin
Independence
Ben Dieht
ALC
Manross
Wm. Sankey
Frank Polark
Waterloo
Messia
Schroeder
Widdie
Buchan
Floyd Caldwell
Mo Une
Frank Turham
Clint Hultz
Busse Farm
Presbyterian Church
Rose Diehl
Hazleton
Alton Manross
R. Ny Whitney
Herbert Miller
Geo. Rehberg
Walker
From Thin to Plump- Girls
A physician reports happiness and gratitude from young women who used the flesh forming tablets three g&Tain hypod-nuclane to gain weight after months of use. The remedy is now sold by top doctors and apothecaries in sealed packages with self administration instructions. The notice suggests it also stops headaches or acute pain quickly with Blackburn's Path-Away-Pills advertised.
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USA
Meritol Chocolate Granules Promote Cheerful Health
An advertising note promotes Meritol Chocolate Granules as a remedy for stomach and liver disorders. Henderson Drug Co. is listed as exclusive agents, aiming to lift mood and energy by addressing digestive issues.
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Cianess
Meritol
Henderson Drug Co
Memorial and community news from local Iowa town
Large sociable crowd at the E L Miller home and many events reported. Memorial sermon by Rev DePuy, veterans graves decorated, Cemetery association to meet June 8, and a meal hosted by the M E church Ladies Aid on June 8. Monument placed on Busse lot. illnesses noted, Children’s Day program slated for June 11. Severe wind caused property damage including a barn and wood-house, with no major injuries reported.
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E. L. Miller
Milk Testers Fail First Exams Under New License Law
Des Moines reports many milk and cream tester applicants fail the first licensure exams under the new state law. Two thousand applications have been sent to Commissioner Barney, with second-chance tests offered for those who do not pass initially as exams proceed in all counties. The law takes effect in July.
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Des Moines
State Food and Dairy Department
Barney
Street Car Wedding Delayed Ride In Clayton
Mrs Ros Ballard of St Louis and Frank R Cahitt a travelling salesman from Latrobe Pa married after waiting for a marriage license clerk while sitting in a street car. They hugged kissed repeatedly drawing onlookers and delaying the car as conductor held it for several minutes.
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St. Louis
Ros Ballard
Frank R. Cahill
Latrobe
Clayton
Cahitt
Lcense
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Fritz Strohbern
Haustion
Lydia E. Pinkham
G.E. Borce
Raymond
Jesup
Lawrence Bcroker
School For the Blind
Blackburn
the Growers of India Tea
Harry Sutton
Htla
Darton
Ohio
Sutton
Rehberg
E. BE. Arnold
Theodore
Arnold
Ladies' Ald Society
Horace Patten
Busse
Neva
Ross Gallup
W. W. Beal
Alexander
John
Fairbank
Tose Saer Ee Colene
Daksenha Ee
Eerie
Standard Oil Company
Illinois Central
Atlantic City
Buffalo
New York City
Boston, Mass
Montreal
Fred Austin
Iowa
Tenver
Colo
Hot Springs
Yellowstone, Mont
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner, Mont
Ariistos
Burger & Son
East Sixth Street
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