Mrs. Musfeldt was born Anna Nottelmann, February 7, 1852, at Eggstedt, Kreis Sueder, Dithmarschen, in Holstein, Germany, daughter of Claus and Antje Nottelmann.
She passed away September 11, 1944.

She was educated in the schools of her home town. Her marriage to John Musfeldt took place September 1, 1875, in the city of Burg, in Dithmarschen.

Mr. and Mrs. Musfeldt came to the United States in June 1882, and settled at Westside, Iowa. Later, they farmed near Manning until their retirement 23 years ago, when they moved into town. Mr. Musfeldt passed away in 1904.

Survivors include the following children, all of whom live near Manning: John, Fred, Mrs. August Nulle, (Katie), William, Julius, Hans, Frank, and Louie. There are 27 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.

A son, Henry, died at the age of 13 years.

Mrs. Musfeldt was a pioneer of this vicinity and one of the oldest residents of Manning. She was the last of a family of seven children.

She was a member of the Zion Evangelical Church in Manning. She belonged to the Daily Times Herald Three-Quarter Century club.

Mrs. Musfeldt died at her home, 330 Second Street, Manning, at 4 p.m. Monday after being in failing health since last December.

Note: In the various obituaries and other sources I have found many versions: Nuttleman, Nottleman, Nottelman, Notterman, Nuttelman, and some with the double "n" at the end of the name, so the correct spelling needed to be determined for this Manning family.
Here is Anna Nottelmann's batismal record February 1852 from a distant Musfeldt relative in Germany, which would be the original and correct spelling before immigrating to the United States.