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The New York herald., 1921-06-09

American Wooden pf................ i.T5
Twin City Rapid Transit. t............... 10
June IT,
Endicott johnson. .. .... .......... 1.25
Endicott johnson pf. pf.................... 1.15
Guantanamo Sugar.. .... ........... %
Kelly Springfield Tire 6es pf....... f.50
Loose Wlles Biscuit tst pf............ t.T5
Manhattan Shirt f.................... 1.Ii
Texas Company. .... .............. .T5
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

PARIS, June s.--Prices were improved
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes, 81 francs 20 centlmes exchange
on London, a. francs 80 confines; 8
per cent. loan, 80 francs 20 centimes
the dollar, IL francs so cenumes.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

.unb i'd frdbe," foste fleinlaut bet
11eben linn itebenbe 8%erlierel.
Dieie @orte beidmidtietem ben
8eroadt oes Nad3dblen6en, uno ct
fling Die 8dblung pieoer an. gno.
Iid, ols er bie 1ebte Note a,ifnabm
lno fie idarf betradtete, rief er nit
Madbrud:
sd min mid bdngen Iaifen,
,penn iie edit finol sic fino nod9e'
madtl"
rMein, oas FIND fie ni@t," ent.
gegaete ber erite 8eiiser felt.
goeleid tpuroe linn Der tpente
ebrenpolle 9itel oes nSobnes ether
&inoin" entgegengeidleubert Obne
@er5ug itredte er ben 8eleioiger
NIT einem S9lage nieoer, itiir5te
6en Gii@ INN, fooab Die 2idter aus
l0idte,,, unb fprang einen @ugen'
Bid 6arauf gum Geniter binauS,
tpdbren6 cine @epolpertugel bic
Sdeibe eerooe uber ieinem Saupte
5eri6metterte. St tpar in ben enger,
NIT enter &ol5planfe eingefrieoigten
Sofraum %geiprungen. Ole onoerer
itiir5ten nod Der 9iire, fanoen aber,
bob Der bermeintlide n@runling"
iie abgeiperrt batte.
@ls Die brei @irbigem ii@ iiber.
5eugte,1, bob Die 9iire ibren an.
itreneunee,1 ni9t nadgab unb ais
iie ibr bermeintlides Opfer bintpeg'
galospieren b0rten, braden fie uber
Sen ibnen eeipieIten Strei@ IN Elm
@eIa9ter aus uno febrten nod benz
Tif9 5uriid.
.Ma6 2idt, Sin, uno lab urs
sic berabgefanener1 Soften aufiuden.
Sd babe fait Die gon5e Rartie IN
ser 9aide."
2i@t tpor balo gerna@t unb bas
Suden be9ann.
v@as, feline auf benz 8o6en3
@ortrefflid! Sd mi,b fie tpobl a4e
in Der To{6e boben. go fpre4eno
5og er sic Soften bor un6 legte fie
auf BEN Sii6.
.@ome nno Seufel! Sos iinb ia
sic faliden Soften! Ser S@uft bat
Sen anoeren &aufen tpeggerilien!"
@abreno oles Dies borging, trat
i9 ans Teniter. 4aum bate i4 et'
men &ueenblid BORT g%eltanoen, ols
ib BEN Suf@lag zines Bfer6es OH.
berbalb Der @ol5planfe borte nno
6ugleid eri9on Der tril1mpbierenoe
STUFF ms 8immer berein:
vMbgeruti6t nod Eeras!"
Ser i@limmite Sell Ser @ef9i4te
bleibt nod gu ~er5able1: es mar
mein Bfer6, auf Dem Ser @auner
binuegiprengte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Gtmt tmr@tbarf 4a@t.

@s tpar Elm regneriider, 1tiirmi,
fder @erbitabeno. Sd bate BEL &af,
fee uno SUDDEN bel einem &l1noen
in einem iddiii6en 9orfe in Der
gut 0ur6marmten 8obnitube geiei,
len. IS mar 10 nbr %getpor6en, 10
oaB ib oufbreben muBte, nm in ben
Elm Stud %entfernten @aitbof gu
fommen, in Incident i6 mir bereits
am Na@mittag, glei6 nod meiner
Mrfunft, bebor ib mei11en an6eren
&unoen beiudte, @odtquartier aus
gema9t botte.
SIN @aitbof NOR fein @ait mebr,
nur sic olte, ausbilfsmeiie onpe>
ien6e 8ertpanote 6es 8irtes iaB
binter Dem Sfen un6 nidte. Sic
@irtsleute tporen 5u elmer Sob5eit
qefobren u,1o tpurben erit ipat 5u'
riiderportet. Sd tranf nod ein
@dnapsden als S9laftrunf, uno
in3mi1den bra@te 6ie Mlte einen
2eudter nit trennen6em 2idt ul,o
meinte: rSe muun bod MI &c 8ette
gieb, enne Sreppe De lebte Sire
Iinfs, 6as is be &ammer. Seen
@9IiiIel brauben sc MIDI, es is
idun eener BRINE" r@as?" rufe
id, .es lit fdon iemano 6rin? Sea,
Dos nebmen sic mir bo6 nidt libel,
id tam oo9 1lidt NIT einem >pil6.
fremoen @eniden 5ufommen in
einem 3immer idlafen! Saben sic
benn fein an6eres 3immer?" vNee,
ga banm met feens," iagte Die
1ra1, vin Der on11ern &ammer iein
Sc Moler, un "a itiebt aues brun-
1,er I'M oriber, I'm neiter bamm
mer nergenos d Bette." v@as lit
benn ras fir EN- Mann, ser idon
oben liegt?" fro9te id. ~geu er iiebt
aus mic d 3igeiner; id tpuQt'n od)
MIDI bebolte, CT CAB aber CUTE @orte
I'm mente, er NOR idon otter Ga &C.
bIieb'n, Sc 86rts1eute fennt'n ga,15
qut, I'M tpeil's @etter oo6 10 NIT
}erabel Is, bo funnt i6 II bod nit
fortidide III balm naufgeidafft."
Mun tpar gutter &at iebr teuer.
@inen anoeren @oitbof gob es nidt
i'm Ort, nod ser ettpa 5pet Stun.
6en e%ntfernten Staot in bieier ltod-
finiteren Madt i'm &egen 81 tpan<
Bern, mar o1Sgeidloiien, aber out
elmer Ser r1rten 8arfe in ser Gait
tube hie Madt 81 perbringen, tpar
aud nidt berloden6. Sd nobm olfo
mein 2idt un0 ging binauf.
Sos @alt5immer mar Elm GROCER.
meibgetund)ter @aum, einfad einge-
ridfet, nit amei 8etter, ems linfs
por,, an Der @onb, bas anoere
redts. Sic Betten maren buut
iiberaogen, .aber iauber. Sn benz
8ett limits lag mein 5dlafgenoiie, i@
fob tpenieitens einen idmar5en &opf
un6 borte tief atmen, merfte aber,
6ab ser Monn nidt i9lief, fon'
bern iid nur idlafenb iteate. 4engtt.
lider Motur bin i'd nidt, aber bier,
mo- id nit Dem 1nbefannten uno
ser alien Grau I'M $anfe auein
mar, moor Goriidt angebrabt. DRtr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Mro ber6unut.

- Mrg per6unnt. &o6en
Sic meinem @atten mirfli9 geitat'
tet, 6ab er Sic bittere Meo15ln in
8ier nebmen 6arf. &err 9ottor?
Meroin9s; NIT einem S6lnd
8ier binuntereeipiilt, tut lie oieiel'
BE Wirfung.
"a, aber er fpi1t iie nit flnf MaB
binunter!
- 9iebeSfider. g.: Mod.
ten sic fidJ oenn ni6t einen @io'
idranf anidatfen, % sic bod in
Der abgeleeenen @egeno pobnen?
s.: Dos lit nidt notigl Sic 8eb.
hung lit feudJt. unb oa finb aae
Eiren uno &aiten 70 perquouen.
oob iie ~foipieio fein @end9 a,af'
frieati
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

- Ser 8orbor. Mann:
Stein, 10 gebt es auf feinen 5aQ
meiter, Jrou: 5eds 8aar Sdube,
5polf @oor Sausidube
.r9ab es ober INNER Die Helm
jten Mummeru iinb, Dos Mberfiebst
gu notirlid!""
@ed. Beiuder (im @efane.
.lis): limo mesmegen iino Sic bier,
mein lieber Wann?"
@trdfling: sd bin n Spfer Der
ltaelids5abl 49,"
8eiud)er: r@ieio?"
Strdflins: SEA. 5tpolf @eidmore'
ne un6 Elm &idter."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
CHICAGO SKIER WINS
CAREY SLIDE TOURNEY

Chicago Feb With only a two
inch layer OF snow on ten foot path
way that finished in a straw pile, Carl
Nelson of the home club won the
amateur ski tournament OF the Norge
ski club at the Cary slide yesterday.
Nelson scor d jumps of 90 and SO
feet without a fall finishing with
PIT Is points. Sverre Strom Of the
University OF Wisconsin club, wa,
second with 205 points and Robert
Hesselt erg also Of the University OF
Wisconsin club third, 20i points.
The snow which has been on the
slide for the past week had become
packed and was slippery and danger
Gus. Despite these drawbacks. TWEEN.
ty.eight of the thirty-siX riders en-
tered competed. In making his win
ming jumps Nelson displayed great
form, crouching only when he left
the take-Off board and finishing his
runs in upright position. Nelson made
three such jumps, making 50 feet in
his attempt, the trial run. Syerre
Strom and Robert Hesselberg, the
Wisconsin University club boys, also
showed great skill Both made two
runs without falls, but neither reach
ed the mark set by Nelson.
Henry Fleming, who placed sixth
in the first event, won the prize for
the longest standing jump, negotiat-
ing leap Of 81 feet. Fleming, who is
from Eau Claire tumbled on his sec
ond jump, putting him in sixth place
the main event.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
UTICA

~. ~ ,..
W. H. iiIAooa'5H ol ot1d"d 'I"''7.
ac,go business m ! ea SATURDAY
MIS- Anee " "eel'f WAS " Id '9a''e
shopper SATURDAY,
-. Kisses i| Woe anu lidLue h""olet o'
".a.lHaih were La sane ''Si'oF9 yes
teLaay
AIRS. ana hoSSeI!LaH was Id 9"I''
caLIeF SATURDAY.
MtS. sun bFay ana sister MISS
ga E"[el Mc1oF'''ieh' were III l."
sane SATURDAY.
IoI. Ian F'lzser"Iu Oh o''""a was
" '''" Ca'I7t SATURDAY
Mrs, D. :. DeeH was III La sane
7'l"i" Jay o
leonard hFiteinah from nhlcdgo IS
E'9i,lH6 MS sfaHdlnolHeF' MIS- 7. a
'o,,luS' On me norm pun.
MIS-. - =. cary was an otta"a WIS.,
IIot SATURDAY,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
.BRITTON AND LEWIS
CLASH 'STEENTH TIME

New York, Feb. Jack Brittou
and his contanct companion. Ted
tKid) Lewis, will go bounding through
fifteen rounds of boxing for the vel.
terweight championship at Madison
Square Garden tonight These two
fellows have gone over the same route
several times and both are most like
ly to stick through until the end on
one of the many occasions when Jack
and Teddy quarreled, Jack was rude
enough to slap Ted hard on the chin,
which rendered the latter helpless.
while the Chicago veteran scampered
of with the welterweight crown which
Lewis had cherished for quite some
time Since that eventful evening.
Ted has camped on the doorstep Of
Mr.. Britton. begging for another
chance.
The champion, being an obliging
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07

Already there are signs of baseball
activity On the south side the 9TH
er night some boys We're at play
The parent Of one OF the boys ran to
the porch and shouted: Look here.
young rascal did you break that win
DOVE The boy replied he knew
nothing Of the matter We'll, ! don't
want YOU kids hanging around in
front of the house exclaimed the
father "All right pa the lad re-
piled but will YOU give me the ball
before we go?' The BALI asked
the parent. "Whpre Is it, 4 think
it's in the front parlor," answered the
modern G. Washington,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
AMES SENDS ENTRIES
TO u. OF |. TRACK MEET

Chicago Feb when the annual
indoor relay games Of the University
Of Illinois are held in the mammoth
armory at Urbana on March Ames
OF Iowa will be represent
ed in at least two races. This an.
nouncement was made by Ned Mer.
riam, in charge of the track team
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
DR.. Andrews
OSTEOpATHiC PHYSICIAN

Is in Marseilles Wednesdays and sat
urdayS, afternoons and evenings OF
lice at residence of 8. T. Thornbcrg.
Phone Red lSi or Ottawa 240-k.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
Japanese Proverb.

Among the things in nature which
VIII never tarry Tor the pleasure Of
nan, are running rivers. rudiug flow
ers, aud passing time.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
Tracing Cobra Poison.

The action of cobra poison injected
INTO a frog can be traced even when
dildtiOns of one in ten millions ara
Used
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
". rain

Chicago market report tL.nisned b,
u. w Kirby, manager Simons, BAY
~ Co, Room 81. Mo!oney Building.
Phone 10.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
TODAY'S LIMERICK.

The Rock Island train flew through
Peru
And the passengers shouted pew
The OdOr was strong
As the cars shot along.
Twas the odor Of fermenting homo
brew
A practical joker called up the tee-
phone operator and said: "Helol cen.
trial, give me Heaven" but that isn't
what she gave him.
why do they call it free verse?
Huh, try to sell it and see.
Boy Scout, to old lady at Madison
and La Sale streets: May | accom-
pany you acrOss?'
Certainly. sonny" replied the old
lady, "hCw long have You been wait
ing here for someone to take you
across?'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
Remember,
away back, when

Our idea of a good time used to be
to 90 to a livery barn and order a
sleigh and go merrIy jinging through
a few hours Of zero weather and
sparkling snow, or to join in on a
bob party
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
Heard on the Car South.

Those short skirts are rather be-
wlIdering"
Yep. 1t isn't safe any more to Of
fer to taken what you think is lit
tie girl on your lap"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
OUR NEIGHBOR SAYS:

Il was in Dayton the other day. I
stumbled over a rock an fell out OF
town. That was lucky trip.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07

When Edison discovers a method OF
safety from the submarine peril
he might tackle the automobile.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Death Mrs. Maggie Dinger

Maggie Elizabeth Stevenson was
born Dec. 18th, 1885, near Elma,
Iowa, and died July 18th, 1921, aged
80 years, 6 months and 81 days.
She was married to Willie Din
ger on March 9Th, 1907. To this
union three children were born: Roy
l.. Dinger; Grace f. Dinger and
Dorothy Irene Dinger. Dorothy died
Oct. 18th, 1919. aam a
Surviving to mourn her less are
her husband, Willie DingeE; Roy
Dinger, a son; Grace Dinger, a
daughter; her mother, Mrs. Euphem-
ia Stevenson of Elma, Iowa; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Ada NJ. Simpson, Chatfield,
Mimi; Ethel Stevenson, of Elma,
Iowa; and four brothers, Charles
Stevenson, of DEBORAH; James Ste
venson, of Chatfeld, Mimi; John
Stevenson, of Elma, Iowa; and Les
ter Stevenson, of Elma, Iowa.
The deceased has been a sufferer
for several years. Every possible
effort was made to bring return
to health and strength but to no
avail and death came to bring relief
from long continued pain and suf-
fering.
During all her illness Mrs. Din
ger was hopefully looking forward
to the time when she would be
again able to resume her loving SER
vice to her home and family.
She was a member of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church of DEBORAH.
Funeral services were conducted
at the home near Burr Oak, Sunday
afternoon by the Rev. George Wood
all of the DEBORAH Methodist church.
Interment was made in the family
burial plot in the Burr Oak ceme-
terry.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Celebrated Golden Wedding

Prof. and Mrs. John Hagen cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary last Sunday. The event was
celebrated in the F. N. E. L. church
parlors, and their was large gather
ing of friends from DEBORAH and
Washington Prairie, where he had
taught parochial school for many
years before moving to DEBORAH
about two years ago. Rev. r. NAL
min, of st. Paul, spoke, after which
an enjoyable spread was served by
the ladies, and sum of money was
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Home From Auto Trip

Mr.. SAM Barth, the hardware
dearler and wife, accompanied by V.
Barth and wife and Mrs. Ed. Istad
arrived home yesterday from their
auto trip to Garreston, S. D. They
left here July 10 at Z a. m. going
by the way of Austin, Albert Lea,
Blue Earth, Jackson, Worthington
and Luverne, arriving at their des-
tination the same evening at 10 p.
m. covering a distance of exactly
300 miles. The roads We're fine and
they say if any of the DEBORAH
speeders want to make record they
can eat breakfast in DEBORAH and
dinner at Sioux Falls, S. D., at II.
They used up 16 gallons of gas on
the 290 mile trip. They report the
small grain some better in Northwest
Iowa than around here. Corn was
looking fine all the way. On the re-
turn trip they came via Spirit Lake,
Lake Okobojf, Clear Lake and Ma
son City, and they report most en-
joyable trip.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
RECOVERED RING IN RIVER
Ed. Youmans Inventive Mind Instru-
mental in Getting Ring Out
of Middle of River.

A feat was enacted in DEBORAH las
week which seems almost unbelieve
able. bat nevertheless it is true, ane
II was the recovery of gold banc
reg fseza tAe river near the dan
a. sAe sses ef West Main street.
sSs1az& Ns@mans was in bathing
rear aAs asza, and was walking along
sssAt chose to the dam. He slipped
slightly sna sasde a reach for the
aim, sna in 50 doing lost a gold band
ring from his singer The water where
the ring went in was up to Mr..
N10u4nanS shoulders. This happened
on Tuesday evening, July IL. The
next day Nj. Youman's thought up
an idea 10 get the ring out of the
river bottom, SO he rugged up a large
sand SIEVE, about four feet long, took
It to the river, sunk it in the vicinity
OF where he lost the ring, and pro-
ceeded with rake to fill up the sand
sieve. He was assisted by number
Of young fellows, who did little
diving and various other stunts in
filing up the sieve. After consider
able effort, and no ring appearing
the boys took it for granted that
il was all a joke, and they had Mr..
Youmans figured out as a bigger
joke.
All of Mr.. Youmans assistant de-
serted him with the exception of
one faithful follower, Leonard Goltz,
son of Edward Goltz. He remained
with Mr.. Youmans assisting him in
filling up the seive, and after about
the sixth sieve full was hauled 10 the
top of the water there lay the ring
in the sieve. 1t was "a coarse sieve
and let most of the fine sand, etc.
through, bringing up only the larger
stuff.
The ring was lost in the center of
the river about ten feet north of the
dam. The recovery of this ring
shows well what can be done when
a person exercises little persever-
ance, and has the win power not to
give up. 49,.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
BASE BALL FOR DEBORAH
Fast Team Will Be Organized Here
This Week.
Good Lineup of Fast Players Are
Here Now.

After long wait everything seems
favorable now for DEBORAH to have
good fast ball team for the balance
of the season. Mike Larsen and
Hans Anderson arrived home this
week from Toronto, S. d., where
they have been playing, bringing
several fast players with them, and
the boys are planning a DEBORAH
ball team, and with little support
now they will put out a cracker
jack team.
For a lineup we have Mike Larsen,
a crack catcher or first baseman; the
Sorlien battery, Hans Anderson and
Ed Hovden, two crack pitchers, Ell
mer Larsen, brother of Hike Lar
sen, and Oswoll Orwell, all crack
players from the North Dakota
league; Horace and Charles Weiser.
The latter had made up. his mind
not to play any more, owing TO an
INJURY W HIS SpiHcf DuI ne Has UScu
prevailed upon to play the field, a
position he could hold without any
danger of injuring himself in any
way; Phil Losen, another good stick
err. With this line Up we believe
DEBORAH could give battle TO such
teams as 0elwein, Cresco, New
Hampton and Charles City, and these
cities all have crack teams
The organization win be perfect
ed tomorrow, and lets give the boys
the proper support Fair week will
be on soon and everybody here win
want TO see a DEBORAH team in the
field. The boys are all worthy fell
lows and deserving of the proper
boosting, so lets all get behind them
and boost.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Stohr-Meltesen Wedding

Miss Eva l.. Stohr and Herman
w. Meltesen were married az the
Methodist parsonage on Tuesday eve
ming, July 18th, by the Rev. George
Woodall. Miss Stohr has been 3
resident of DEBORAH and was eraploy-
ed by the DEBORAH Laundry Co. Mr.
Meltesen is a resident OF ShsnnsRg-
ton, Wis, where he is the oWnSr of
a fine farm on which the mevy
welded couple viii make theSr houae.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Horseshoe Club Has Fine Grounds

The DEBORAH Horseshoe Club has
rented the Miss Jessie Mckay pro-
perty on Winnebago street and are
opening up horseshoe court on the
grounds. They are fixing the grounds
up in fine shape, will place benches
about for visitors and invite every
body to visit the grounds and en-
joy the games. The club expects
to get up some matches with out
side teams soon, and will soon put
the famous barnyard golf on the
map here tin big letters. A. E..
Kenyon is president; J. p. Burns,
vice president and L. S. McConaty,
secretary-treasurer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leytze have been
spending a few days az Del2var
Lake, Wis, where they went by
auto a week ago Sunday. Mr..
Leytze spent some time in Chicago
last week attending the Furniture
Exposition and this week he is at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, attending
a big furniture exposition and MAX
ing purchases for fall and winter.
He will go back to Delavan, Wis,
and accompany Mrs. Leytze home
from there.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Paul Slack Here on Visit

Paul Slack, of Waterloo, came
yesterday on a visit to old friends.
Paul is still working at street paw
ing, having been on the job at Post
vile recently. He did considerable
of the brick paving in DEBORAH some
years ago. Washington street is
in need of repair and Mr.. Slack while
here is willing to do the repair work,
if the council sees fit to fix por-
ton of this street up. The bricks
have been torn up so often that they
have become very uneven.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Struck by Automobile

w. s. Hustvedt, proprietor of the
Motor Supply Co. has been confined
10 his home since Sunday, suffering
from bruises, caused by being struck
by an automobile on the crossing
near the Elks club Sunday morning.
The car was headed south, and took
q sharp turn to the east, striking
Mr.. Hustvedt and dragging him a
number of feet. Fortunately no bones
were broken, but he was badly bruis-
ed, and has been unable to be at
his place Of business since. The car
was driven by Charles Lannon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Horse Overcome With Heat

Jack Darlington was hauling a
load of hay to town last Wednesday
evening, and one of his horses was
overcome by the heat on East Main
street. A veterinary surgeon was
summoned and after considerable
work got the animal up, and on the
road to recovery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Methodist Church Services

Sunday school at 10 o'clock each
Sunday. Everybody welcome.
Sunday morning preaching SER
vice at IL o'clock.
Sunday evening preaching service
at o'clock.
Ladies Aid Society at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, lunch will be
served beginning at 4:3O o'clock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Wednesday evening meeting at

If you want to teach, spend from
6 to 8 months at Valdez College,
DEBORAH, Iowa, months at sum-
mer school, and you are prepared
to earn from $65 to $S5 month.
This can he done in year. Tuition
/ year $64. advertisement.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Little Boy BIAS Accident

Norman Fisher, the little son of
F. Fisher, got his thumb in a hay
fork pulley last Friday, which cut
it off at the first joint, and the index
finger was badly bruised.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Big Dance at Spillville

The big new dance pavilion at
SpillviIle is proving popular place
these days, and next Tuesday, July
26, another big dance will be given
with music by Costigan's orchestra.
The bowery is one Of the finest
in this section and the dancers are
al delighted with il.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Suffers Stroke

Mrs. Amelia Shattuck suffered a
stroke of paralysis a week ago Sun
day, and has been very i'll since.
Her brother, E. E. Peck, of Des
Moines, was here several days on a
visit to her, returning to Des Moines
yesterday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
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