E J Turner and Rose Yaberg wed yesterday in Graettinger
Edward Joseph Turner and Rose Yaberg were married at the Presbyterian church in Eutherville with attendants Mr and Mrs Anders Dahl. The couple, after a honeymoon, will reside in Graettinger for now. Rose, daughter of Mr and Mrs Yaberg of Lansing Michigan, grew up here and worked at H Leslie Wildey Cash store and Osher Department glove. Turner recently left First National Bank Graettinger to pursue business in South America. The Times offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Edward Joseph Turner
Rose Yaberg
Eutherville
Presbyterian Paator
Joe Amdahl
Graettinger
Lansing
Michigan
Graettingers
the Wroom
Graattlager
First National Bank
South America
Turner
Roy Lowman Acquitted At Spencer
Roy Lowman was acquitted at Spencer on the charge of selling intoxicating liquor at the Ford day celebration last June. John Evans previously pleaded guilty and was fined $100 and costs. Evans testified he, not Lowman, sold liquor to prohibition agents, with Elmer Sullivan as a defense witness.
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Roy Lowman
Spencer
John Evans
Lowman
Evans
Elmer Sullivan
Graettinger Mine Feature in Iowa Magazine Issue
The Iowa Magazine will publish a Graettinger gold mine writeup in the April 26 issue with many photographs. Copies may be secured by writing Town Magazine Waterloo Town or through Estherville Enterprise as a supplement. Chas. J. Stillman Wins $6500 Damages Against Rock Island.
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Towa Magazing
Graettinger
Iowa
Town Magazine
Waterloo
Town
Estherville
Enterprise
Hounchald Goods Sale Saturday and Mr and Mrs Rogers
Hounchald and Mrs Rogers plan an auction on Saturday April 7 to sell household goods and some carpenter and mason tools before moving to the Nels Osher farm near Wallingford A complete list appears in this week s Times. Leo Christiansen starts business in Graettinger leasing the J P Wagner building to run a club billiard hall with soft drinks candies and cigars offered.
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Hounchald
Myr
Mrs. Rogers
Nels Osher
Wallingford
Leo Christiansen
Graettinger
J. P. Wagner
the Times
Roberts Take Ownership Of Albrecht Barber Shop
A deal closed Wednesday transfers ownership of the Albrecht barber shop to Bernie Roberta and associates. Mr and Mrs Roberts plan to return to Wet Bend from Bouton around the first of May.
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Albrecht
Bernie Roberta
Bloodhounds Used To Track Hog Thieves
The Armstrong Journal reports bloodhounds were brought in to trace hog thieves who slaughtered four dressed hogs from John and William Whitesell’s slaughter house on Monday night. The hogs were left to cool, then vanished by morning. Authorities and owners prepare to follow the trail.
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Armstrong
John
William Whitesell
M. B. Wittmer
P T YW Debate April 16 On Railroads Government Rule
The P I A schedules a debate at the High School auditorium Monday April 16 at eight o clock on the resolution that the U S Government should own and operate the railroads. Affirmative team includes Vincent Kelly Mrs J H Gammon and Herman Elsen bust. Negative team features J A Spies Mia John Jertson and Ben Reaves Intercollegiate rules will be followed. Market Day Sale listed for April 14 and April 7. Grodlanl Hepp and Reaves & Keator selling live stock machinery automobiles bicycles and more with usual terms. Lunch details noted.
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P. T. YW
U. S
Vincent Kelly
J. H. Gammon
Herman Elsenbust
J. A. Spies
Mia
John Jertson
Ben Reaves
Reaves & Keator
Grachtinger
Easter Program At Murdas Church Choir Delights
The M. Ey church choir presented a fine Easter program Sunday evening. Special selections were performed and attendees praised the overall quality of the event. In Cherokie County the town of Murdas raised $8,875 to fund traveling the principal streets, a notable financial effort for the town.
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M. Ey Church
Murdas
Cherokie
Old Time Dance at Woodman Hall Next Wednesday
Community notice invites all to the Odd Fellows ball at Woodman hall next Wednesday evening April 11 with old and new time music. Also mentions a March 1928 no rain record and a Farm Bureau meeting at Don Leonard school on Friday April 18.
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Mg Grachtinger
Woodman Hall
Farm Bureau
Parm Bureau
Don Leonard
Roy’ Young
Serratory
Little Hen Lifted Iowa From Debt Says Ames Expert
Royal Holbrook of Iowa State College Ames told Davenport Chamber members that Iowa’s finances were aided by a mythical little red hen. He claimed the hen helped reduce federal reserve debt by signaling vast agricultural output including eggs milk and livestock. He cited Iowa’s extensive farms and industrial capacity to prove the state’s economic strength.
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Iowa
Ames
Davenport Chamber of Commerce
Lown
Royal Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Lowa State College
Holbrook
Apsakor
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
My. Holbrook
Hawkeye
Towa
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Mississippi
Gulf of Merino
Chicago
Towa Ia
Speaker extols Iowa products in statewide tour
A speaker toured the state detailing hundreds of Iowa made goods and companies. He cited an audience of about 000 people with a payroll near 92 million dollars and a capital stock of 450 million. He highlighted Babbitt motel items, writing pens, furniture, pearl buttons, baskets, brooms, crackers, gas engines, milk products, calendars, boxcar loaders, washing machines, candy sticks, and printing products among others, asserting Iowa often leads the nation in production.
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Babbitt Motel
Towa
Union
Gracttinger Town Council April 2 1923 Bills
Council proceedings list payments including Community Service Station gas 701. W C Foster gas 11.61 Matt Parrott Sons supplies 2.03 Northern town Gas Electric Co lights March 1923 49.62 Elmer Rubink shoveling snow 0.70 Clemenson Co welding casting 0.87 W R Reeves salary March 1923 76 J Be Lambe salary 360 postage 2 352 M Weinholzer attendance meetings 12 Wm Penn attendance meetings 11 J L Lindsey attendance meetings 10 Thus Allen attendance meetings
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Gracttinger
W. C. Foster
Matt Parrott & Sons
Northern Town Gas & Electric Co
Elmer Rubink
Clemenson & Co
W. R. Reeves
J. Be Lambe
M. Weinholzer
Wm. Penn
J. L. Lindsey
Allen
Recalls Early Graettinger Business Past Through Local Memories
George revisits Graettinger recalling business firms from 20 to 30 years ago. He notes the Fahnestock and P. J. Paulsen sites, Olsen furniture, Wolfgang drug store, Windsor hotel expansion in 1892, and Osher general store. The 1923 market report lists crops and livestock pricing amid town growth and nearby Fort Ridley history.
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George
Graettinger
Fahnestock
Jens Olsen
P. J. Paulsen
A. J. Wolfgang
Emmetsburg
Windsor Hotel
C. Kent
Robbins Avenue
H. N. Osher
Osher
Jacobsen
John Graettinger
Des Moines
Ball Park
Herke
Graetiinger
Halvor Jensen
Telef Graettinger
Bergeson
Fort Ridley
Estherville
Ridley
Esther Ridley
Graettinier
J. A. Spies
Royal Neighbors Meeting Reminder at Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors lodge members are urged to attend next Tuesday evening's meeting at Woodman hall at the usual hour. A social time will follow. Also notes that spring begins to appear with milder weather and farmers may start field work by Monday.
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Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Woodman Hall
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E. J. Turner
Chas. J. Stillman
Supreme Court
C. J. Stillman
Rock Island Company
Mr. Stillman
Osgood
Kansacs City
Mareh
Pat-Myy Wbc
Suwa
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