Alcohol-Gasoline Question Talked At Club Meeting
The Graettinger Commercial club met at City Hall to elect new officers and discuss electric light rates. Speakers from Emmetsburg and Osage joined the debate on corn alcohol in gasoline as a motor fuel, with locals outlining potential price effects and industry opposition. The discussion highlighted surpluses, production limits, and the long lead time to scale distilleries, noting oil firms’ stake in the issue.
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Graettinger Commercial Club
C. E. Norris
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Charley Jansen
A. P. Thompson
Adolph Spies
C. E. ‘Norris
Max Baumgartner
Commercial Club
Emmetsburg
Harry Pfiffner
Earl Beebe
Dr. Brereton
Herbert Baker
Tom Parker
Paul Parker
DuPont
Wilmington
Delaware
Mr. Smith
Osage
Royal Lumber Co
Iowa
Middle West
West Coast
South
United States
Sale Of Beer Legalized In Iowa Today
The Town senate approved the beer sale measure by 31 to 19 after an all day debate with several amendments added to the house bill. The large Senate vote in favor came as a surprise amid late afternoon consideration.
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Iowa
Senate
Blended Gasoline Tests Run At Emmetsburg
In Emmetsburg officials tested a blended gasoline fuel using alcohol as a motor fuel supplement. The program aimed to evaluate performance and emissions and was conducted with local participation and equipment setups.
Fairmont Auto Dealer Takes Own Life
I H Olson Fairmont garage man shot and killed himself last week placing a .410 barrel in his mouth his head shattered. Olson on $5000 bonds for selling stolen cars. Charles Paul Hamp Armstrong jailed in Mankato for same offense. Olson ran Fairmont Auto Co cars stolen in Chicago sold at Fairmont with hot cars possibly in Bancroft Fenton areas.
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I. H. Olson
Fairmont
Olson
Charles Paul
Hamp Armstrong
Mankato
Fairmont Auto Co
Chitago
Bancroft
Fenton
Market Day Sale In Graettinger Next Saturday
The last market day sale of the season will be held in Graettinger on Saturday April 15 at the Graettinger sale yards. Messrs Grod land Reeves decided to proceed despite seeding time ahead of the auction. H A Elsen bast, cashier of the First National Bank, will clerk the sale.
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Graettinger
Messrs. Grodland & Reeves
Times
H. A. Elsenbast
First National Bank
Local Spellers At Emmetsburg Last Saturday
The Des Moines Register spelling contest was held at the court house in Emmetsburg Saturday. Miss Virginia Wenger of Emmetsburg won first place and Joseph Voster of Emmetsburg took second. Graettinger’s Miss Cora Christopher served as referee and Arnold Henningsen of Graettinger was a judge. Ten Graettinger grade school pupils competed including Mildred Wikert Ruth Anderson Virginia McDonald Francis Aylward Betty Vedder Halen Sullivan Opal Christensen Donald Bartleman Howard Noble Clifford Schurmann.
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Des Moines Register
Emmetsburg
Virginia Wenger
Joseph Voster
Cora Christopher
Graettinger
Arnold Henningsen
Mildred Wikert
Ruth Anderson
Virginia McDonald
Francis Aylward
Betty Vedder
Halen
Alfred Berdin Locates At Council Bluffs
Alfred Berdin and wife move to Council Bluffs where he becomes manager of an ice cream plant. Formerly with the Highway Commission, he lived in Spencer and Emmetaburg. He is glad of the new post and visited his parents before departing.
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Alfred H. Berdin
Grachtinger
Council Bluffs
Berdin
Highway Commission
Spencer
Emmetaburg
Bake Sale Saturday by Catholic Ladies' Ald Society in Graettinger
Bake sale and lunch event hosted by Catholic Ladies' Ald Society in the Jacobsen building Graettinger Saturday April 15 afternoon and evening. Choice articles will be on sale and a splendid lunch served. Cordial invitation extended to all.
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Catholic Ladies’ Ald Society
Jacobsen
Graettinger
Free Chevrolet Cars At Jensen Auto Company
Graettinger residents are invited to win a free 1938 Chevrolet passenger car each day in April by writing why they like the new Chevrolet Six. Entry blanks available at Jensen Auto Co. Official rules limit entries to adults and exclude employees.
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Chevrolet Co
Jensen Auto Co
Graettinger
Ives
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Campbell-Ewald Company
Detroit
Michigan
Wallingford Sale Draw Fair Crowd Saturday
The Wallingford market day sale Saturday afternoon drew a fair crowd though smaller than prior years due to two postponements and poor weather. A good selection of property sold at satisfactory prices. The Ladies Aid served dinner at noon and the Wallingford school band performed after lunch, earning praise for their talent. Auctioneers Grodland and Reeves of Graettinger led the sale with manager Chester Torreson of Torreson Oil Co. of Wallingford and clerk O. O. Anderson.
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Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Messrs
Grodland & Reeves
Graettinger
Chester Torreson
Torreson Oil Co
O. O. Anderson
A P Extrem 94 Stricken With Paralysis
A P Extrem aged 94 father of Mrs. Louis Christensen of this city suffered a stroke of paralysis a week ago and is in serious condition. Previously he enjoyed fairly good health and was able to be about most of the time. Friends of the family hope for early improvement.
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A. P
Louis Christensen
Hot Lunch and Supper Fundraiser by Catholic Ladies Aid
A hot lunch in the afternoon and evening plus supper at 5 30 will be served by the Catholic Ladies Aid society on Saturday April 16. A bake sale is advertised. The Jacobsen building on Robbina Avenue will host the event. All are cordially invited.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Jacobsen
Robbina Avenue
Frettem First In State Butter Scoring Contest
Palmer Frettem, operator at the Graettinger creamery, won first in the Educational butter scoring contest at Ames on March 10 with a score of 95. Gerrit Teese link and Rick Naaktgeboren of Boyden Iowa scored 94.75 and 94.50. Frettem has won the annual contest twice in a row and is noted as a leading Iowa butter maker with many honors for himself and the Graettinger creamery.
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Ames
Iowa
Palmer Frettem
Graettinger Creamery
Mr. Frettem
Gerrit Teeselink
Rick Naaktgeboren
Boyden
Frettem
Envelope factory visit sparks Wright memorial stamp idea
M L Eidsness Jr Supt Div of Stamps and C8 Eilenberger 3rd Asst P M Gen toured the Dayton envelope plant. They discussed U S envelopes and noted a Wright memorial air mail stamp could be issued with upcoming postal rate changes. The item ties to Wright brothers early aviation history.
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Stanford Raleigh
McKeel
Times Office
Portland
Maine
Washington News
Graettinger
M. L. Lidsness, Jr
C. 8. Eilenberger
Michael L. Eidsness, Jr
Dayton
Eilenberger
United States
Wright Brothers
Body Of Com. Fred T Berry Found At Sea
The body of Com. Fred T. Berry of Logan Iowa was recovered from the sea on Sunday. Berry was guest officer on the Akron and commanded the Lakehurst station and the rigid airship training squadron. He was 45, enlisted in 1904, commander since 1926, and held the Navy Cross. His home was San Diego. He and GC Norris of Wisconsin Lumber were Logan classmates and boyhood friends.
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Fred T. Berry
Logan
Iowa
Frank C. McCord
Berry
Akron
McCord
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Navy
San Diego
California
GC. E. Norris
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Graettinger
Graettinger Groups Travel to Mason City Music Contest
Members of Graettinger High School mixed chorus and mixed quartet will compete in the district music contest in Mason City this Friday and Saturday. The quartet performs Friday at 7:30 PM and the chorus Saturday at 3:85 PM. After winning at Eptherville two weeks ago, both groups advance to the state contest. The Times wishes the students success.
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Graettinger High School
Mason City
Eptherville
Easter Plant Sale At Osher Department Store
Members of the Young People's Sunday School class of the M E church will hold an Easter plant sale at the Osher Department Store on Saturday April 16. Easter lilies, tulips geraniums hyacinths and other plants will be sold.
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Young Peoples
M. EB
Osher
Local Commercial Teacher Accepts Hampton Position
Graettinger high school commercial teacher Miss Dunn leaves for Hampton Iowa to take a similar post with a substantial salary increase. She has taught multiple subjects, assisted in dramatic work and play coaching, and is regarded as one of Iowa’s best commercial teachers. The Times extends best wishes for her future in education.
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Hampton
Theanor Dunn
Graettinger
Iowa
Miss Dunn
the Times
Mass Schedule At Catholic Church Next Sunday
Two masses will be celebrated at the Catholic church next Sunday at 8 a.m. and 10 4 a.m. Confessions will be heard at the church Saturday afternoon.
March Butter Output Tops Sixty Four Thousand Pounds
IY L Lambe of Farmers Creamery Co Graettinger reports March butter production at 64 533 pounds up from 46 604 a year ago an increase near fifty percent If March remains average this year the rise should hold Palmer Frettem shipped a tub to Ames and earned a score of 95 winning first place in the Educational contest for March.
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IY. L. Lambe
Farmers Creamery Co
Graettinger
Times
Graetinger Creamery
Palmer
Ames
Dinosaur toe rock on display at Bartleman shop
Lawrence Iverson brings a peculiar blue clay stone to the Bartleman barber shop. The rock's interior shows cross lacing like roots, forming square patterns. Bartleman calls it the petrified toe of a dinosaur, a curious relic worth seeing.
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Lawrence Iverson
Bartleman Barber Shop
Baby Boy Ed Herke Dies at Two Months
Mr and Mrs Ed Herke of Os good neighborhood mourn the death of their two months old baby boy from pneumonia. Owain Delmar born February 12 1984 died April 9 1988. Funeral held Tuesday with interment in Evergreen cemetery. They also have two children Edmund four and Mary Lane two.
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Ed Herke
Osgood
Owain Delmar
Evergreen Cemetery
Edmund
Mary Lane
Class Basketball Tourney Ends With Three Way Girls Tie
The high school gym overflowed as the final round concluded the class tournament. Junior boys seized the title with three straight wins after edging Freshmen 13 to 8. Sophomore girls beat Freshman 13 to 2 and Junior girls defeated Senior girls 15 to 4, leaving the girls in a three way tie. Sophomore boys topped Seniors 23 to 16 in the final.
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Treshman
Graettinger
Ruthven Plans 40 000 Gallon Water Tank
Ruthven city council considers erecting a 40 000 gallon gravity pressure water tank to replace an aging 16 000 gallon air pressure reserve. The plan would provide two days of supply, uniform pressure, and aid fire protection at an estimated cost of 4 560 and requires bond approval.
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Ruthven
Free Press
Class Of Eighteen Confirmed At St. Pauls Church
Confirmation services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran church in the city Sunday morning. Eighteen boys and girls were admitted to full membership in the church by the rite of confirmation. Members listed include Ruth Amdahl Harold Johnson Nora Bisgaard Ruth Jensen Sylvia Jorgensen Vivian Olsen Kenneth Petersen Einer Jensen Gerhardt Jensen Donald Olsen Alice Henning sen Gladys Rierson Clarine Jensen Mabel Sandvig Lillian Jensen Mamie Larsen Carl Duhn Evelyn Knudsten.
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St. Paul's Lutheran ‘Church
Ruth Amdahl
Harold Johnson
Nora Bisgaard
Ruth Jensen
Sylvia Jorgensen
Vivian Olsen
Kenneth Petersen
Einer Jensen
Gerhardt, Jensen
Donald Olsen
Alice Henningsen
Gladys Rierson
Clarine Jensen
Mabel Sandvig
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