I’m Sorry: Editorial Anecdotes From Dodge Criterion
A reprinted Dodge Nebraska Criterion note collects humor about apologies. Bud and Arlene Hamilton note warm Chicago Cubs versus San Francisco Giants exhibition weather. Bloomington Memorial Day tickets for Whitey Witt and a Yankee Twin doubleheader spark lighthearted memories and reader quips about printed photos and stories.
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Bud
Arlene Hamilton
Chicago Cubs
S.F. Giants
W. H. “Whitey” Witt
Graettinger
Bloomington
Ball Park
Whitey
Noisy social items impress reader with praise
A shop visit during a subscription renewal leads a clerk to recall a customer’s compliment about the newspaper. The man lauds the paper for its news, pictures, departments, and clean printing, noting its large circulation. The clerk feels unsure how to respond.
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Golly
Shadow Catcher at City Library Readings
The City Library announces new fiction THE SHADOW CATCHER by James D. Horan about a heroic 2200 mile overland trek in the 1930s that broke the British fur monopoly and opened Oregon to American settlers. Also notes new member Steven Anderson.
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James D. Horan
Oregon
Wallingford Baptism News Details Attendees
Mrs Earnest Skattebo, Mr and Mrs Gerald Bonstead and Steven, Mr and Mrs Gaylord Foster of Grover, and Mr and Mrs Roger Slingerland and family of Estherville attended the baptismal of Tracy Ann daughter.
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Gerald Bonstead
Steven
Gaylord Foster
Grover
Roger Slingerland
Estherville
Tracy Ann
Social notes from Estherville area church and family visits
The bulletin lists visits and gatherings around Garner Estherville Gruver and nearby towns. Names include the Bonsteads Slingerlands Kropfs Tappe England Jacobson Frederickson DeLawyer Anderson Oleson and Young. Travel includes trips to Mason City Dallas Texas Davenport Wisconsin and Graettinger with hospital and farm connections and several Sunday dinners and host homes.
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Gary Bonsteads
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Garner
Slingerlands
Gary Bonstead
Klemme
Gerald Bonstead
Mason City
Shirley
Dallas
Texas
Duane Kropf
Atlantic
Clarence Skattebo
John DeLawyer
Deronda
Wisconsin
Arnold Anderson
Glenn Young
Estherville
Jim Skattebo
Jim Oleson
Donald Oleson
Graettinger
Mystery Farm No 30 on Fred Graettinger Farm
The report centers on Mystery Farm No 30 located a mile north of Graettinger. Mr and Mrs Fred Graettinger have lived at the site for ten years and the feature notes their long residence and ties to the area.
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Mystery Farm
Fred Graettinger
Times
Graettinger
Plotured
Graettinger Coop Grain Company
Times Office
Farmstead of Pred and Frances Farmer Part Highlights
The 178 acre farm has been used for general crop farming for years. Pred and Frances married in 1924. They have three daughters: Mrs. John Fish of Maxwell Iowa, Mrs. Bob Schang of Graetlinger, and Mrs. Ed Palmgren of Vandenberg Air Base California.
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Pred
Frances
John
Carol) Fish
Maxwell
Bob
Elaine) Schang
Gnaetlinger
Joan) Palmgren
Vandenberg Air Base
California
Notice of Appointment No 4994 in Palo Alto County Iowa
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Raymond J Tindall late of Palo Alto County deceased. Persons indebted must pay immediately and those with claims must file with the Clerk of the District Court as provided by law duly authenticated.
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State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Raymond J. Tindall
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Memoer Dua Presss Association
the Graettinger Times
P. T. Cody
Palo Alto
Emmet Counties
Fenton and Terris
Dodge
Nebraska
Criterion
The
Albert Suss
Library Lane
City Library
Golden 100
Steven Anderson
Robert Anderson
Wallingford News
Mrs
Earnest Skattebo
D&e Electric
Emmetsburg
Breck Shampoo&Spray
Lindy Ball
Rexall
Skyline
Henry Charles
Billy Redmond
Ron
Mary C. Tindall
Carl L. Spies
Decker
Raf
Heidecker
Torreson
Ren
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