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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
NorO 9afotd.
Spiritpppo liSer uuber Slbspaabe

SPlrllIupDo ltoer u1oer SlosDna0e.
Eo%itfontor, 8pens melt isgte gutif %
Acknowledgements Grcbange neobreno.
te nplig / Spiritpoob. Set furoe
life afgisres borleoes Slben Dor op.
itaaet.
YIN &ummisiionsforman6. 81. g.
Wturpbp er unoer ct Weoe al Statens
Observation-Disclosures palat til
bennes Sormanb, ef~terfplgenoe Ro-
bert Wuir. Wr. 0fllir bill BOG for
blipe iom Weolem al commissioner.
Wteoet afbolotes / Hortb Oafotas
Sanobrl9sbeiifole peo Sarge.
&unbnftpr paa Yeniiomsliiten. =
8iuiam 0unning, en- af De beoit
fienbte &onouftsrer paa Nortbern
Eacific gailens Spitem, traf iig ben
lite Secbr. tilbage meo Yeniion ei.
ter at buue itaaet / ganeielifdbets
Sicneite / 80 glar. De iibite 10 aar
bar ban fsrt Easiagertog oper Srrtle
Safe Ifoelineen.
Safiiseliesoasen braate Sne. Sra
8rano Sorts beretteoeS oen 30te Ho.
BENDER, at Sinterens fsrite alporlige
Sneitorm bapbe melot iig ser Den
Sag. Sneen ~begpnbte at faloe tiolia
ON Wforgenelt, % Sneueiret fortiatte
belle Sagen, bGffenbe belle Staten og
feienoe oper 8rGnien inooper Cana
ba. Sneen orepes al en- iterf @iro
fra Norooeit. Saa omtrent aae Sern.
~banetog, Ser ira Geit bar pentenoes
til 8ranO Sorts, bar foriil1fet ira
fire til ier Elmer.
So Ssitre brrnbt ibiGl. 2pbia
Srpoenberg, IA Iar, al Sutton, err
afgaaet peo 0sben / ct Spipital |
Sarge. Ssben inotrai TO Gage eiter
at bun % benoes Ssiter Ianes, 90
Iar, baobe anpenbt oct bgiit farliae
Otibbel Of ilao aeroIene / Spnen for
at faa Sloen til at blusie op. Gen
Glore Ssiter leoeoe ~ elmer eiter
nlpffen, meOens 9poia hraateS til
Sarge % Der leo foriGrbeliae Smer.
ter isr bun tit Hippo. gn G~rploiion
inotraf, oa &eroiene par ilaoet oper
De rlmenoe @lsber.
6prligelieslupen gplbis. = 9ortb
0afotas Ssieiteret bar Den 2S6e 9p.
member prfInrpt nr,,nAInnSr,psS;o
Den ! 1921 peotagne COB ON Sorli.
geliestommisiton. 9open beitemmer,
at ale Strioigbeber, Der omiatter
5000 euer minore, ifal aigisres peo
en- 5orligeliesfommisiion cg aItiaa
life gaa til Retterne. 0ortb Safota
bar seren for at bore Den isrite Stot
Ii llnionen til at pebtaee en- iaaoan
Sop, % mango andre Stater iiaes of
bape pentet paa beune SsieIteretsfien.
belle for at peotase en- lisnenbc Sop,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

(Sortiattes 'paa iiSite SiSe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
WtnneIotd.

Teiarbeioe | Nubles. RobIeS Conn.
tpS &ommiSiprer bar inogaaet Som.
traft for @rlSlpgning al 40 Wiil
StotSoci, bpiltet Irbeibe mart ifaI
paabegpnoes. aontraften omiatter
S38 5000. Samtioi9 meloeS, at Rortb-
ipeltern 8rrrit SO. Of q. 8aul bar
tlebt nt GonntpetS Yeibonbs for
$4,000 til 3 Grocent 3ente.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Garmer aicnfnubcu jun 81

ton g. 8affen, iom ioripanot ira fit
Stem, beliggenbe Is WiI Spoeit for
Groofiton, bleo sienfunoen iom Sig /
en- Sfoglunb en- Wtils Sci fra Silent
met. San bar blepen rammet al fit
eget 8epGr, ion1 fanotes peb Siben
al Siget. afbsoe bar So slar CANT
mel og ugift, ef~terlaoenoe Jig to SD.
tire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
SD0 Safota.
Sfpitefpre ! 9lberoeen. S

SfBttetbre I Nberoeen. Sa Saflis
g%elieSoagen grpeoe / Merbeen lon
Der en- tpf Gage oper 8p og Smegl,
formenoe Jig til ct Saageregr, % IN.
Den SCI. 8 ON Worgenen bar alt be
lagt meb eft tptt Sslag. Ser bar i
2sbet al 9agen goo Sfsiteis operolt.
a~ingsbnrs Sanf plpnbret. 9anf
Of &ingsburg / 9pen aingsbl1rg mel.
bes Scot til 30te Sob. at bore pint
bret for Sproipapirer og forifieIiqc
SGrbigienitanoe til ct geIsb al ST,
600. Tlpnbrineen opbaaeoes fsrit
Den n9it Dag, Ga 8anfens @nbebss
mGnb fanbt Dem branbfrie Sp9lping
brltot.
&nlmnngcl peb Snbianerifolc. -
2iggo Snbian Snititute, Regierin.
gems Snbianerifole neo SIanorealt,
tries al en- ~alporlig &1tlmongel. Set
%paaItobes, at bpis life &lIl / b~etpoelig
&oantitet anfom De neite faa Sage,
piloe man blipe neot til belt at luffc
Sfolen inbtil en- <lforipning bar
tilpeiebra9t.
Siembpsninsslupen grnnblppsitri.
big. Den Of Soiltb 0ufota peotaqne
Sob, bporoeb Der tan pbes Statsbi.
Drag til @isb euer Spfprelie al Stem,
err Den 2Soe Hop. erfleret arlinolop&.
itrioig al Statens Ssieiteret. 2open
peotoges at 2egiSlatltren / 1919 o.
CAB iaaoanne, Ser piloe bpgge iiq ct
Stem, Inlebning til eft Statslaan al
optil $4,000, bpilfet 9aan ifltloe be-
tales oeb Iforag poer ct lpnscrc
SibSrum.
2Dnneo1ag nnSer Sncitorm. 0i6t
UNDER en- feienbe Sneitorm, Der forlc'
ben gift ODER SEEM UNDERWOOD % On,
een, log 2pnet neb / $. 6. Cats
Silent % ant9nbte Saget. Set 2pn,
iom iatte Slo paa bette Saaningas
bus, bar oct eneite iom bite Jig UNDER
Stormen, og Raboerne itoo nogct
toilenbe lieeoperfor bette S9nomcrL
men ba SIoen Itrar iliiffeoes al
9ranomanbifabet, og man iaa funoe
ie bpor 2pnitraalen baboe ramltet,
iaa maatte man mebgipe, at BET bar
ct Ggte 2pnreoIlag. Woeet lignen0e
bar albrig fsr inbtritffet / benne Gel
al Staten.
Sar1ncr.N rbeiScr.W sbc / Siprr
Sails. Repr9ientauter for Sarmer'
og Observation-Disclosures inoen Sta'
ten bapbe forriee l1ee ct Nsoe !
Siour Sails for at pGlae Selegatrr
til Sarmers Irbeiber. Yartiets Notto.
n%alfonpention / Chicago, iamtiota
iom ser bleo fremlagt Ell 8lan I'll at
oreaniiere ct iaabant Tarti inOen
Soutb Safota. ct Sorilag oeroni
blep oog forfaitet, men Ger beIlrttc'
bes, of NOT ct Wsbe aiboloeS Den
16be Sam, oa Spsrgsmaalet mere
umbpaselis ifal brsftes, iamtioi9 ION
(SortI9ttes 'paa iibife Gibe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

nenoe Der aienncm &etSi9ionen, fsl.
genoe bom til % ira Stebct bpor
Siincb itotageS % tilbage til Sotel.
let ON Iftenen. Der er aniat ipc.
ciel Sagt for Natten. Man oil bloc,
at Der pirfelig al flere mpItiife 8er.
ioner er giort Jorisg paa at nerme
fig Sommeren, raar oertiI ipntes at
bore ginltig I~nleoning.
Sanoit bbS imilenbe % tans. gDiI.
liam &ennp, Den 9anoitanfsrer, ipm
latte lit 2ip paa Spill peb OF pIpnore
Den pansreoe Yengepogn i ct. Saul
= og iom table Spiuet, 6sbe tiolig
iioite Snsbag Morgen / 8pboIpitalet
/ minneapolis. San blep itubt aieit.
nem Wapen Den foregaaenoe Sreoag
Weiooag, oa bet mislptfeoe 8eperi
fanot Steo, % gienfanbtes to elmer
ienere / ct Sotel | minneapolis, Der
De to andre 8moitter bapoe forIaot
bam. &ennD bar peo fulo Cans og
Samling til Oct iioite giebIif, men
ban negteoe baarbnaffet at aabenbas
re, bpem bans Webifploige bar, troos
at Der fra ben aaer fsrite 2egeunber-
isgelie blep frembolbt for bam, of
ban maatte %. Hogle faa Wini,ter
efter at Saarnubret Bapbe barslet
Wibnatstimen, unoerretteoe Spge.
pleierifen &ennp ON, at mi baboe ban
fun en- fort Sio tilbage at lepe, mel,
ban rDiteoe paa Sopeoet, imilebe og
forblep talts. Smtrent en- Sime eiter
bsoe ban fremoeles imilenoe og liben
at en- eneite Spo TOM oper bans Soc.
Der.
Statcns 8il6t MAJ ~beifgttes. Iae
De Sportsmeno, Tom i Spit bar fore
taget Sagtubilugter / Winneiotas
norolige Sfoge, er TONNE tilbaee meb
ben Sperbepisning, of bet itore Silot
oeroppe itrar mao beifpttes, ON oct
life belt ifal uorpboes. Siorten er
allerebe n1 paa oct aner n9rmeite
foripunoet, % De faa tilbage bliper
ct LET Offer for l1lpen. Den 9egisla.
tur, iom iamIes peb oct npe Iars 9e.
gpnOelie, mao taee ~alporliee Sor-
bolosregler, ba Minneiota elIers /
2sbet al De nGite Yar gar bill BERG.
pes De faa Stpfter itsrre Silbt MI
tilbage. Ser arbei0es allereoe paa
flere Slaner | benne &etning.
Sportsmeno mener, at Sagten paa
Short NOT fremoeles funbe oribes /
nogle faa Gage bpert Iar, bpis Saet.
tioen itrengt faitiettes for fun oisie
Gpr, % iGrifilt Sa9ttib for Sc for.
ifie0ige andre Slags 8ilot, finn ct
Slags 40 @angen. Se paaitaar, at
meo i9rifilt og forffieqig Sagttib for
Siort, Wooie, cartridges % gisrr,
piloe 8ilbtbeitanben gipes itsrre Gin.
~leoning til at butte fig, meoerts Der
mi al imaa Irneer al pPbneoe
Wenb, Gutter % 9pinoer ifpbes neb
for Sobe og forbripes bpab life or9.
bes ug ifaoeifpoes. Inore bill babe
l~1lpepr9mien forbsiet fra SIS til
$50, after andre, of enbper ser lsier
Saatbepiling ifal tages / 60 iom
@ilotoogter % lobe at boloe itrengt
Die meo, Of S%agtlopene meb Senipn
til antal al 9iIot tiaabt at felbe o.
(. b. bliber ~operbolot oberalt bpor
man fprbes. Sporom alt err iaa f..
mes set aIlereoe mt afgiort, at Sta.
tens Sagtlope bill undertakes en- ont.
fattenbe Rebiiion / Ssbet al Den an.
i~tlnbenoe 2egislatur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

Tom bill iorebpgge mesen &iepl og
Itore llbleg.
Gecric Mcib for Sarmerne. Oct er
befienbtgiort ira ben leoenoe Gountp-
agents aontor I Sarge, at Nortb
Oafotas Sarmere nj, al Iegierineen
fan erboIoe 9ecric Icio, Of BRUCE lite
oetfor 0pnamit, fun peo at betale
Observation-Disclosures. st fort Splag
al bette forbolospis me SprGneitof
Ser bleb tilopers fra &risen, bliper
MI llbbelt til BRIG for Sarmere
til &poning at 2anb, l1bgropnins
ger, @rsfte9rapning o. (. b. Eli ct.
8a,,l belsber Observation-Disclosures
fig til SIP pr. 100 Suno, og til Ste.
Der / Rortb Safota bill S~orienbelien
foite omfring SID pr. 100 Guno.
Statens Sanger ipiite 8alfnnites.
Se 23S Sanger / Statsfangilet peb
gismarcf bleb ogiaa paa en- bebagelig
Waaoe minbet ON, at Set bar, Safs
iigeliesbag, % of ben naaeoe inherit
for Sc bsie, foloe Wure. Sorsbag
bar alminbelig Seligoag, OF enbel
al Sangerne bapoe paa Sorbaano
bapt oct bebaaelise Sperp at i,op9l9e
De feoeite aalfuner paa Spngielsfar.
men oe ilaete Dem for Safiieelies.
miooagen. Soruoen &alflniteg og
bpab .bsrer til oenne, ierpereoes Der
flere Slags @rsniaeer, &affe og
Bl,mpfin 8ie. Otter benne Wibbag
gapes ser San9erne Inleonina til at
spe iorifielige Sbr9tter / fri 2llft.
st lanst ssnberesiiter. Ibolpb
8olo, en- ung Wano / Sarge, bleo
forleoen arreiteret paa Inflaee for
Salitreri, men Ser bpbebe fig iiben
iaminen iaa mango Inflager moo
ban, at ban bill bore forierget for
lange Sioer, ON ban ifal ipare for
Dem ale. San paaitnaes / @illiston
at babe %itiaalet Seit % Soen, meoens
Der | Sarge peges paa en- bel Stalo.
bpgning, boortil ban bapoe I%tiaalet
aQe Waterialer fra eft oerpGrenoe
Sr9laitfirma. Zen briftige Wanb ifal
oeslloen babe meogipet, at ban iom
en- liben @ifortieneite babe ipSlet
meb Notwithstanding San ifal
forreiten babe ct minbre goot Single
/ mango andre al StatenS 9per.
Gienbommelise ltlpffestiliGlber.
Se TO 9rsbre George og Sreo Oigbp.
ben fsrite &isbmanb / ben lille 8p
Sanger / Sliner Gountp, beu anoen
Sarmer beritebS, er begge rammet al
en- eienbommelig l1lpffe, Ser omenb
Sen inbtraf I'll forifieliee Sioer og
forifieliee Steoer, ooe begee bapbe
iamme Iariaa. Sreo Sigbp bar paa
Seitcrpgeen unoerpeis tilboge til lit
Siem efter at babe p9ret tiliteoe peo
ct IliftionSiala, oa ban pllioiclig be.
ipimeoe % ialot meb Sopebet MOB
ben frosne Sorb, berpeo erboloenoe
en- Si%ernerpiteliS og inbpenoige Se.
ifabieelier. San blep TO elmer ienere
funoet al Solf, Der fom fisrenbe meo
Iutomobil, og itrar taget til Soipi.
talet / Wanban. 99gerne betraatebe
hans S%oriatning iom bsiit fritiIf.
George Diebp tiltraaote rosen Sio
ienere Reiien iii Wanban for at lie
til 9rooeren, men fommen fltn TO
apartaler fra Soipitolet, beipimeoe
ogiaa ban. iom ban lao peo Stpre.
bullet, bporpeb bans Iutomobil
breieoe ifarpt til Den enc She, aif
ODER Ranoltenen oe froieoe MOB
Sisrnet al en- Wt Notwithstanding. San
bsbe siebliffelie ioet Naffebenet blep
! brubt. De Sperlepenbe er en- fem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
&bCpFnoelic brinscr
SONS til at lGggc.

Grbuer Sporrtter al 6lertrG fan let o9
5urtio foroobIe lin 6~ortieneite peo at for
oobIe tit llobptte al 2G9 sieunem Ben merit
prroi9e CpitrOelie al %. 3. Smitb, Ell
Semiter / SaulaS Gttp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

aar gammel Ssn, fem 8rsbre % ire
Ssitre, ale for boenoe / Sobee Gen.
ter, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

Veo at drbeloe I
Ell belt nm Retuin9
opba9ebc Ntr.
Smitb, @bportor
Sons IGg9erm
bre al 2@9 ON
gSiutereu eub ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

(S,n leiet Sarm er life bit Siem.
" On fan blipe gier al ct WinneIota
Sarntbiem peO at BRUCE iom fsrite officiating
ben Seteai9ift, bu 9iuer Giersu al Qunbet.
ytGre Rarfeber, burtis ubuitleube Rabos
ELECTROMAGNETIC, Stoler o9 6irter.
tru9tbar Serb, iuubt Slinat. Sor Sart o9
Siteratir ~tilitrip Oscar 6. Smitb, Commits
TONER OF Smmt9ratiou, Department 453,
Stats Capitol. Ct. paul, Wtiun.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23
Vaudeville Pleases

\ large and exceedingly wei
pieased audience witnessed the show
of pictures and vaudeville at the
Grand Opera House last evening
Considerable was expected OF tn
vaudeville team of Hall and Gibson
and from the amount OF applause
they received they proved up to the
advance advertising. Their songs
ard music have that peculiar touch
of finish that appeals to Cambridge
aud fences. Their program ranges
flom classic to ragtime and all ale
equally we'll rendered. Buck Jones
in Trooper O'Neil" fully lived up to
mis- past reputation in Fox features
Trooper O'Neil" is Buck Jones bes'
picture to date. The same delight
full show again tonight at no adj
vance in prices.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23

time to secure licenses before that
[ date as we have instructions TO Sc
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
| Per:-Clinton Kinnmon, local COM
mander. sI22-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23
Mrs. Sarah P. Todd

Mrs. Sarah p. TodG, aged eighty
one wears, widow of the late Capt.
James Todd, of Toddville, died at the
home of her son. Artillus NJ. Todd,
on Sunday a few minutes before MD
night September 18th, 1922.
Since the death of her husband
She gave up her home to her young
est son, Artiilus, but had spent most
OF her time visiting her friends anG
relatives She was welcome guest
wherever she went and always spoke
Well Of everyone. There We're two
homes that she appeared to be more
incllnd TO stay longest, namely, w. }.
/. Robinson, a cousin and the other
was where she died. She was loved
By all that knew her.
She leaves two brothers. George !.
and John H. Insley and on" haiI
brother, Rev. n. L. Todd III" Two
sons above named and several grand
children.
She was buried in the family bury
ING grounds at that place and SIX or
her srandsons We're pail bearers
Reese. Wildly, Hiram, Orman, Wilton
and Rev. Brady Todd. Rev. j. l..
I ID
vices assisted by Rev. a. p. Ross,
Rev. Gardner announced the hymn
Rock of Ages" and Rev. Ross led IN
rraver then Bro. Gardner read the
&c Psalm and he took the Nj CHAP.
FER and " verse of the book OF KEY
Citations upon which he made spleh-
did talk, in part he said that Johh
Wesley the founder of Methodists
said that all christians died, well ne
warned his hearers to become chris
tians in order that they might die
well for none of us will escape death.
Bro Ross made a feeling impression
upon all in relating the christian
fellowship that sister Todd and he
he'd when he was her class leaoer'
She was a deyout christian and at
tended her class regular when She
vas well enough. They closed by
singing shall We Gather At The
River"
A FRIEND.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23
Nj. Charles 7. Dill

Mr.. Charles T. Dill died at his
home on Muir street, last night at :
quarter to eight O'Clock, following al
illness which had lated for about
two years.
MI. Dill was born. October 3rd
1850 in Odessa, Del, he in late
years moved to Baltimore, and thir-
ty-four years ago he moved to Cam
bridge where he remained until III
time of his death.
He leaves a widow, WHO befcr"
their marriage was Miss Laura >
Bishop, daughter, of the late VIM. ;
and Mary E. Bishops of CentreViilt
He. also, leaves four children Mr.
John Collins, Mrs. Harry Peters anU
Mr.. Chas. X. Dill of this city, and Mr.
Carroll F. Dill, of Baltimore and 81,
grand children.
= Funeral services will be held from
his late home Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock. IntermHnt will be in
Greenlawn cemetery.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23
Blind Veterans Thank
Cambridge Ball Team

The following letter has been re
ceived by President William T. sit-
bett of the Cambridge Athletic Asso-
ciaticn from Director Joseph r
Vance OF the Evergreen School for
Blind:
Manager,
Cambridge Baseball Team.
Cambridge. Nd.
Gentlemen:
The blind and partially blind men
in training al this institution have
told me how much they enjoyed the
games during their vacation at Cam
bridge This was made possible by
your generosity in furnishing passes
to the men
l wish to thank you very cord'a. ny.
both personally and officially for
your kindness in furnishing this
splendid entertainment for the ben~-
fit o. our ex-service men.
Very truly yours.
JOSEPH F. VANCE.
Director.
FLAPPER DRESSES
We have them. See our window
display. Richardson's Style Shop.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23

Rev. P. F. Bean and family who
have been away visiting their people
il North Carolina and South Caro-
lima are now back at their home al
PSI Race street; the trip, having
been made by auto, without a single
miSh3E
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-23
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NuBone Corsets are boned with
the only woven wire stay in exist
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body, affording firm support without
uncomfortable pressure at any point.
NETTIE V. SHERMAN
sol RACE STREET, Ext.
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NOTICE TO OYSTERNIEN

All oystermen who have not Sc
Cared thais:, icenSSs-As, as<sae--h No.
day, september 25th, Will have to
leave off work This notice is given
in order that oystermen may have
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Married at Grafton, n. ID.

A quiet wedding took place at the
Lutheran parsonage at Grafton, N.
d., on Feb. Is, when Joel X. FIRE.
theim and Miss Emma T. Monson
were united in marriage. The bride
is the youngest daughter of the
late Mons Monson, of Fertile town
ship, Grafton, N. D., one of the most
widely known farmers of that vic
unity, and business man as well, hav-
ing been a director in the Grafton
National Bank, Farmers Elevator,
and favorite among all his friends
"a man who could be called upon in
time of need.
The young couple spent several
days at the home of the brides mo-
Their and with nearest relatives be-
fore leaving for DEBORAH, where they
will make their home on the groom's
fathers farm. The groom's grand
father, X. o. Hove and daughter
Glora, the brides sister, Mrs. Albert
Hove and neice Alice accompanied
them home, arriving here Thursday,
Feb. 2S. A reception was given in honor
of the newlyweds on Saturday even
ing at the home of the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Frethe:m.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Surprise on Gilbert Haatyedt

A most pleasant surprise party
was rendered Gilbert Haatvedt at
his home near Spillville Sunday eve
ming, March 5, in honor of his forty
first birthday. The company, consist
ing of few most intimate friends
called and Gilbert was presented
with a beautiful silk pongee shirt.
This proves how good his friends
feel over his recovery since an &C
cidenS which happened to him nine
week ago, when a gasoline lantern
exploded in the kitchen of his home
New Years Eve, inflicting the burns
which has caused his long illness, and
he is just able to venture out doors
these last few days. The evening
was spent in most social manner,
and at midnight a fine lunch was
served, as the genial visitors who
took possession of the house for a
few hours did not forget their lunch
baskets. The event is one that will
always bring fond memories to Mr..
Haatveds, and here is wishing him
many, many returns of the day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Sever Alstad a Benedict

Mr.. Sever Alstad, former well
known resident of the West Side, but
now located at Springwater, was in
the city Saturday, and was receiving
the congratulations of many friends.
as he became benedict on Feb. Is,
being united in marriage to Miss
Marie Kern, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Kern of Route A. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Glesne at the
parsonage. They will make their
home at Springwater, where Mr.. AL
stad will operate the Springwater
grist mill and will also conduct a
big chicken farm, as he has been
well known chicken fancier for
some years past. The young couple
have many friends here who extend
congratulations and best wishes to
them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Winneshiek County Public Health
Nurse

In the proceedings of the Winnie
.shiek County Union of the American
Society of Equity, held at the Court
House, Saturday, February 25th, we
notice one of the items, or rather one
of the resolutions passed, which reads
as follows:
Oppose Tax for County Nurse.
We are opposed to have County
nurses paid by taxes"
In reference to the above we beg
to say that as far as the Public
Health nurse is concerned for Winnie
shiek County, the salary as we'll as
any other expense for the mainten-
ance of the nurse or nurses has all
ways been paid by the Winneshiek
County Chapter American Red Cross,
This is not only being done now, but
all previous nurses who have served
our county in the Health Work~rap-
acity, have been under the super
vision of American Red Cross and
paid by our own Home Chapter. We
simply mention this fact, so the
members of American Society of
Equity as well as the public in gen.
eral may not have the wrong i'm
preston of the Public Health work
which is being done a! the present
time in Winneshiek county.
Very respectively
BEN BEAR,
Treasurer, Winneshiek County
Chapter American Red Cross.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Teaching German in Iowa's School

Dubuque, Iowa,-"A poor way to
get back at an enemy is to omit
teaching the German language in
our schools" said Judge J. w. Kintz-
niger before the Kiwanis club, in
scoring the omission of German
language instruction in the Dubu-
que schools.
German is now being taught in
French and English schools and |
make a motion that Kiwanis recon-
mend to the board of education that
the study Of German be resumed as
a part of the curriculum" he con-
cIuded. The motion was referred to
the educational committee to report
back to the club, for vote.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
DEBORAH Tailor Gets Contract

A. A. Lee, the well known De
corah tailor, has just secured a nice
contract from the Lutheran Sem in
airy in ST. Paul for suits and minis
tiers gowns. There were four bid
ders for the work and Mr.. Lees
proved the lowest with best goods
offered. The contract is a large one
and speaks we'll for the local tailor
ing establishment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Home From California

Mr. and Mrs. A. Leytze arrived
home Saturday from Long Beach,
California, where they had been Wis
1ting Mrs. Leytze's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Young, Mrs. Leytze hav-
ing been there since the middle of
January, Mr.. Leytze joining her last
month. They attended the Iowa pic
mic at Los Angeles, last month.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Married Here Last Thursday

Last Thursday afternoon, Justice
II. r. Barthell officiating, occurred
tne marriage of Mr.. Alva Edward
White to Mrs. Della Strengthen. The
couple have many friends here and
aid join in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08
Underwent Operation at Rochester

Herbert Gross arrived home Mon
day night from Rochester, Mimi,
where he underwent an operation
for throat trouble at the Mayo hos
pital. The operation was very sue
cessful and Herbert is feeling fine,
we are glad to report.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-08

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