Gutknecht Rites To Be In Hudson Church Saturday
Mrs. Herman Gutknecht, long time resident of the area since 1868, died last night at her daughter’s home. Funeral services will be held Saturday with a 1 p.m. wake at the residence and a 2 p.m. service at Zion Lutheran Church, burial in the parish cemetery. The widow, born Caroline Miller March 1, 1837 in Germany, emigrated in 1859 and later lived near Waterloo and Reinbeck before moving to Hudson. She is survived by three daughters and two sons, plus 22 grandchildren. She died of heart disease after two weeks illness.
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Courier
Hudson
Herman Gutknecht
Will Piemay
Zion
Fred Braun
Caroline Miller
America
Germany
Chicago
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Hermen ‘Gutknecht
Eigher
Emma
Harry
Charles
Pleman
Amelia Walter
Dike
Bertha Waltman
William
John
Fraternal Officers Plan Union Rallies to Boost Attendance
Iowa fraternal congress of 18 orders adopts a plan to hold union meetings across 12 towns to revive lodge participation. A committee will organize the series for the first three months next year. the move follows dancing socials and rituals failing to sustain attendance. The initiative is led by Mystic Workers president A. A. Bentley with officers re-elected.
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Iowa
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Fitkin
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Harmon FR. Taylor
Fischer Retires From Nashua Feed Concern
Nashua Iowa October 4 W J Fischer retires from Nashua Feed Company and will operate the Victor Sutherland farm north of town moving March 1 Jerome Walch and his son will continue the business until then on the Nashua farm operation transition remains at hand
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Feed Com- Dapy
Victor Sutherland
Here
Jerome Walsch
Busi
Cerro Gordo Dairy Judging Winners Named for National Contest
Winners son M Ey Olson Paul Stevenson and Robert Findson will represent Town at the National Club Judging contest during the National Dairy exposition on October 16 in Memphis Tennessee.
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M. Ey ‘Olson
Paul Stevenson
Robert Findson
Memphis
Tenn
Cerro Gordo County
Ed Malzen
Raymond fLoren
Illinois Central pensioning three workers since March
Illinois Central magazine reports three employees pensioned since March 1 Gustave Hein foreman Henry Kelly carpenter and Ulver Smilin section foreman with long tenures The issue also features a photo seraph of Frank J Finn machinist and Mrs Finn with a string of wall-eyed pike and northern pike caught at Backus Minnesota on August 9 The Speanist government studies re education of displaced workers for charity cases Australia plans to spend about 100000 a year for five years to attract tourists
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Tlinois Central Railroad
Tlinois Central
Gustave Heln
Henry Kelly
Ulver Smilin
Frank J. Finn
Town Mother Thanks Doctor For Califa Fig Syrup
Mrs A M Anderson of Des Moines thanks her doctor for Califa Fig Syrup used for her seven year old son Robert. The child weighs seventy two pounds and benefits from the vegetable laxative that cleanses stomach and bowels and supports natural action. The ad promotes the syrup as a long trusted remedy endorsed by physicians for fifty years.
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Robert
A. M. Anderson
Hull Ave
Des. Moines
California
Tye
Uban Re-elected by Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Uban was re-elected for a fifth year as Black Hawk county farm bureau agent by the bureau board of directors at its meeting last night in the county agent's office at the courthouse. He came from Osceola county four years ago. A membership drive to reach 1,000 members will begin within weeks. current membership is slightly above 100.
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Black Hawk County
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Bureau Board of Directors
Yban
Osceola County
Registration Continues in Des Moines for November Vote
Voter registration resumed in Des Moines on October 4 and will run through tomorrow. Officials estimate about 20,000 men and women have not yet registered for the upcoming election.
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Des Moines
U.P
Sunday School Lesson from Moody Bible Institute
A brief Sunday School lesson summary from Moody Bible Institute Chicago authored by D. D. Water and Dean of Day and Evening Schools, presented under the 1926 copyright in a Western News panel.
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Abey
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Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago
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Talbot
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Lenier
Lanvin
Cable
Paris
Pauls Bravery Against the Crowd in Ephesus
A study of Paul’s bold preaching in Ephesus, his approach to Jews first, the power of his gospel, and the resulting revival. The text notes miracles, the danger to idol makers, and the public uproar led by Demetrius as the city confronts faith in Christ.
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Ephesus
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