Bio of Edward Blattner (b.1892) Wabasha Co., MN

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Blattner – 

Edward Blattner, for a number of years a well known and popular member 
of the agricultural community of Oakwood Township, was born on his 
father’s farm in this township November 24, 1892, son of John and 
Amalia (Hartle) Blattner. He acquired his education in District School 
No. 44, Oakwood Township. His industrial career has followed agricultural 
lines, and he always remained on the old homestead, of which he bought 
120 acres in 1916, and until 1919 was engaged in mixed farming, keeping 
dairy cattle. He has fenced his part of the farm, built a garage, and 
made other general improvements, and is in prosperous circumstances. 
In 1920 he sold the farm and now resides in Rochester, Minn.

Note: This biography was taken from the book “History 
of Wabasha County” copyrighted in 1920.