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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1924

Page

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Lindsey Chosen Mayor In Democratic Landslide

In Gradtin the city election produced a Democratic landslide with 877 votes cast, 96 percent of voting strength. L. L. Lindsey defeated D. W. Cameron for mayor by 62 votes. Vi. EL Ketly elected treasurer. S. B. Sandvig assessor. Wm. Penn, M. Weinholzer, John Swift, P. I. McCarty, and J. P. Jensen named councilmen. New officers assume duties at the next regular meeting on Monday, April 7.

Gradtinwer L. L. Linsey PD. W. Cameron V. I Kelly S. J. Saulvig Wm. Penn M. Weinholver John Swift P. J. McCarty J. P. Jensen Wollowing L. L. Lindsey D. W. Cameron EL Ketly M. Sandvig S. BE. Sandvig E. Green M. Weinh

Good Roads Talk At Woodman Hall Friday Evening

A public meeting at Woodman Hall Friday at 7:80 p.m. will discuss a proposed bond issue to be voted next Tuesday in Palo Alto County. Emmetsburg speakers will brief attendees and answer questions about the rand program, with urging for all interested residents to attend.

Woodman Hall Emmetsburg Rand Palo Alto

Snowstorm and Sleet Hit Minnesota Railways and Roads

A weekend storm blanketed Minnesota with snow and heavy sleet, bringing drifts that blocked highways while trains ran mostly continuously. Central Minnesota felt the impact with damage and cold, northwest winds easing only slowly as the weather cooled.

Foolel Vileer

Graettinger Legion Distributes Flags to Local Businesses

Supplied with play out outfits last week the American Legion post distributed flags to Graettinger business houses. Each outfit includes a pole and large flag to be displayed on festive occasions. Sidewalk holes are prepared to place poles, ensuring a uniform display of Old Glory.

American Legion Graettinger

Avery Graetlinger and Fay Vie in County Race

Avery Favorite Graetlinger is a popular candidate for state senate in this territory with strong local support. James W. Fay of Emmetsburg runs for Palo Alto County attorney and is backed by many friends in Nettinger and vicinity after a speech at Lepion gathering.

A. TL Avery Speaver Schools Avery James W. Fay Emmetsburg Palo Alto County Marty

Saunders for State Representative on Republican Ticket

W. E. G. Saunders of Emmetaburg seeks reelection as state representative on the Republican ticket. The Times notes Saunders is a capable man with a splendid record in Des Moines and urges voters to return him to office.

W. E. G. Saumders Emmetaburg Mr. Saunders Moines

Market Day Sale Postponed to April in Gravttin

The market day sale scheduled for Saturday March 29 is postponed to Saturday April 5 due to a blizzard. Local auctioneers warn it may be one of Gravttin’s largest sales with livestock and machinery, as reports of a major theft circulate.

Gravttincor

Federal Aid For Permanent Roads Clarified By Highway Officer

Ames Iowa March 8 1924 a letter from the Iowa State Highway Commission explains federal aid for permanent road improvements. It states federal participation depends on permanence and project type including paving grading drainage graveling and permanent bridges. Aid is apportioned to all counties by area and distributed from a state primary road fund for maintenance and construction within each county before funding secondary roads.

Towa Ames Iowa W. Conway Eaettinger Pilo Alto

Taxpayers urged to vote on county highway plan

A Palo Alto County resident argues against an April 8 referendum on hard surfacing a west Nanmersburg highway. He contends a state backed debt would burden taxpayers, urges turnout, and warns of high future taxes while contrasting primary and secondary road funding and ongoing maintenance costs.

Palo Alto Nanmersburg State Highway Commission Palo Alto County Lala Alte Storey Wericulture Suparytaby Horne J. A

Foster Hauls Oscar Thompson Goods Facing Road Woes

W C Foster begun a trip toward Graettingur with two rivals to transport the Oscar Thompson household items. Departing Shal don the journey met heavy roads and ended with renin buns.

W.C. Foster Sioux City Oscar Thompson Graettingur Shaldon

Vacation Week Closes Grocttine Public Schools

School vacation runs this week as Grocttine public schools close for teachers and pupils. Teachers depart for homes including Mr and Mrs Widlar to River Walls Wisconsin and Miss Helen Lamb to Brandon Town. Others head to Fort Dodge Emmetsbure and Blue Earth plans altered by deep snow.

Grocttineger Public Widlar River Walls Wisconsin Helen Lamb Brandon Town Lillian Millen Fort Dodge Missy T. Gunderson Wallingford Allison Gowans Frances Duhige Gladys Vedder Elizabeth Meliveay Emmetsbure Supt Mrs. White Blue Earth

Five political cards urge GOP support in local primary

This week’s issue prints five political cards urging Republican voters in the locality to back candidates. One supports Cr Carmichael for county attorney and another backs Anna Warnke Spohn for county recorder, with notes on Carmichael’s legal experience and Spohn’s proven office performance. Also included is news of a barber, Albert Hruhjall, leaving Martin Myhre’s shop to marry, with Kelvin, North Dakota, as home.

Pimes Cr. le Carmighael Anna Warnke Spohn Carmichael Nefstead Albert Hruhjall Martin Myhre Kelvin North Dakota Boundary Fine

New School Board Elects Secretary and President

At the recent meeting Herman Istsenbast was chosen secretary to succeed John Dorferson. Mrs. B S George was elected president. Other board members include Mrs E Kelly Charley Devisen Lesh Linsay and W H Noble.

Herman Etsenbast Herman Istsenbast John O.dértson B.S. George Ekelly Charley Devisen Lesh. Linsey W. HH. Noble

Infant Son of Theils Dies Near Town

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Theil of east of town passed away Sunday afternoon. The child was only a few weeks old. Theil family receives the sincere sympathy of many friends in their sorrow.

Fred ‘Theil East of Town Mrs. Theil

Painting Season Ahead Promises Active Year

The painting season will be underway soon with strong activity expected this year. Charley Jensen and the Collings Drug Co. feature large, attractive paint ads in this issue of the Times. A good year to brighten up buildings.

Times Charley Jensen Collings Drug Co

Fate of Palo Alto roads voters decide next Tuesday

Voters in Palo Alto county face a decision on issuing up to 800000 for primary road work on April 8. The Times presents pro and con perspectives, with 8000 special ballots prepared for precincts. Readers are urged to vote their own judgment after reviewing the coverage. A market sale at Osgood by Grodland Reeves and Keator grossed nearly 2000, with hopes roads would boost totals.

Eimimersburg Democrat Uae Palo Alto County Palo Alto the Times Raiquest Times Osgood Grodland, Reeves & Keator Pharsany

Reeves family to move to California after school year ends

Mr and Mrs Vangie Reeves and their daughter plan to move to California soon after the current school year. They have been prominent residents of this city for years. Mr Reeves served as city marshal the past two years and Mrs Reeves was a capable operator at the local phone office. Their many local friends regret the decision to move.

California Vangie Reeves Schoor Reeves Mr. Reeves Mra. Reeves Sele

Patrick Sherlock Returns to Health After Illness

The article reports Patrick Sherlock has recovered from a several week illness and is again active. Friends express happiness at his return to good health and vigor.

Patrick Sherlock Spain

Iowa Homestead Looks At Auto Growth And Good Roads

The Iowa Homestead argues auto growth boosts wealth and infrastructure. It cites rising car production, growing savings, and a surge in licensed vehicles, noting 69 percent of Town's passenger cars are rural, reflecting widespread rural ownership and daily use.

Iowa Homestead Enone

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Lindsey W. Knutsen Fallon Griettinger Vera Christopher Halfa Maettinger AL OH Graetlinger W. E.G. Saunders G. TR. Jones AC. “Ne Ste Des Moines United States
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