Lost Island News social notes from Grachtinger and area
Lost Island News items report gatherings at Grachtinger and nearby homes. Various residents like Mr and Mrs G Navtis, Paul Paton family, H L Hauge, Ole Feterran, H He Sandvik, Story City visitors, and others are noted with illnesses, christenings, and visits. The Worhmpford News section covers the play Too Much of a Good Thing, a postperformance fancy article sale by Col Tennis Strid, lunches, and a $57 evening proceeds. Roy Dories is noted as the local go-to for wireless telephone service.
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Lost Island News
G. Navtis
Grachtinger
Paul Paton
W. J. Matsen
Me da Wigx
Ratherville
Albert Thu and
Gertrude Oppedal
Nels Hauge
Frank Sheffield
Seth Swvith
Jake Frick
Flin Dy
John Gradlinger
Otto
Mathilda Peton
Frank Peton
and Ries
Viggo Davodsen
Johanna Sandvik
Worihpford
Brede Wills
Tom Perkins
Puctis Nesvedl
Col
Tennis Strid
Snes
Roy Dories
Notice of Appointment and County Offices Candidacies
A fragmented 1922 notice lists the appointment of an administrator for John Guminghamni in Palo Alto County and public notices of multiple Republican primary candidacies for Palo Alto County offices including sheriff, treasurer, and county supervisor. Names appear as John Duffy, W. H. Morling, Dr. Wi Jackson, J. Maxtht Ayeshire, Thos. H. Rierson, and J A Susp con, with dates in April and June primaries. Public notices urge timely payments from estates and claim filings with the district court.
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State of Iowa
Palo Alto County
John Gumiinghanmi Jate
District Court
Wi Jackson
Var
County Treasuray
J. Maxtht
Ayeshire
Town
Ihereby
Por
Armistice Day Forever March Adopted By Town
Local notes report repairs in a grand battery shop disrupted by a toppled wire and a runaway steam engine while a snowstorm delays farm work. Politicians Kann and Graver are noted, plus Armistice Day Forever March composed by Curt Larson and ST Dyhdahl with copies for sale.
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Jon Hively
Fred Kent
Grace Matsonta
Clauda Rassler
Estherville
American Legion
Curt Larson
ST. Dyhdahl
Army
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Death Of Departed Sister
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness neighborliness and assistance during the death of our departed sister and daughter. We appreciate more than words can tell. We also thank for the beautiful Hort wreaths and bouquets presented by the Lippert family.
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Slater
Ant
Mi Aid Mars
Dol Lippert Sont
Community thanks after Moss Nand death of que Tittle daughter
Cored of Thanks expresses gratitude to editor, helper and friends for kindness and assistance during the recent Moss Nand death of que Tittle daughter. The family extends thanks for the flowers and support.
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Que Tittle
Toraive
Report on Storm Lake Meeting by O. B. Gardner
A Storm Lake Methodist gathering featured Dr. W J Wade of Chicago urging more enlistment of men of the right type. Dr. Benson Baker of India contrasted elites and untouchables, urging Christian outreach. Dr. Robertson of Chicago discussed negroes and misimpressions, while Earl Roadman of Fayette emphasized rural leadership and missions for country youth in Clayton County, noting 18000 of 27000 residents are unaffiliated.
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Methodist
Storm Lake
W. J. Wade
Chicago
W. J. Davidson
Wade
Benson Baker
India
You
Christ
Robertson, Negre
Sioux City
Earl Roadman
Fayette
Clayton Comuty
Langehuteh
Evangelism and church advance urged by regional speakers
A fragmented report quotes Dr Dean, Dr Titus Low, Dr Joe Dern, and others urging renewed Christian outreach in cities and counties from Oregon to New York. They stress Pentecost, missionary work, youth churches, liberal giving, education, and a social hall for Christian community life to support global evangelism.
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Dean
Sioux City
America
Oregon
New York
Titus Low
Joe Dern
Christ
Pentetunt
Winkey
Lester Dagan
Bingham Canyon
Utah
Morman Ehureh
Pagny
Salt Lake City
Mr Waren
von Bus Kirk
Korea
Chilawon
van Gbin Kirk
Jesus
Pseudfiot
C.H. Mead
Jack of Reeves to Stand in 1922 at City Feod Shed
A horse formerly owned by Ben F. Reeves will stand the 1922 season at the City Feod shed in Grachtinger. Terms are 12 dollars to insure standing cost. The owner will take care to prevent accidents but will not be responsible for any that occur. Service fees become due and payable if more is sold or removed from the community.
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Ben F. Reeves
City Feod
Grachtinger
Faith and fairness in taxes and faith in Christ
A quoted speaker argues for balancing school and church taxes, condemns godless education and civilization, and calls for Jesus Christ to save the workforce, questioning how Japan and China can unite without faith. The piece underscores reliance on religious principles over secular systems.
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Japan
China
Jesus Christ
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