Local notes and figures from Gratinger Times
A cluttered roster of passengers, bank deposits, and town events in Gracttinger area. Mentions Rev. Sande to Ottosen, Bert Montgomery to Des Moines, and many Emmetsburg visits. Notes on Spirit Lake paving at 119 per square yard, A. J. Johnson car incident, bank cashier John Jertson and deposits of 571,498.19 with 645,784.72 footings. weather hints at late spring. multiple neighbors visiting, travel to Omaha and Lansing. funeral for Mrs Nyborg. advertising push for local merchants and park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sande
Ottosen
Bert Montgomery
Des Moines
Fischer
Farquhar
Emmetsburg
Esterville
Spencer
Spirit Lake
A. J. Johnson
John
Jertson
First National Bank of Gracttinger
M. L. Brown
Democrat
Sam Briggs
Esthervilla
Minis Mabie Hauge
Wallingord
Dorothy Smith
M.T. Axelton
Bade
R. W. Andrews
Matilda Simonsen
Clarence Molison
Humboldt
Cleone Wycuff
George Larson
Jackson
Minnesota
O. O. Ressell
Lansing
Michigan
Nels Simonsen
Chris Rosenberg
Estherville
Graettinger
Henry Hansen
Sigfrida Knutsen
E. A. Bergum
John Welts
Plain View
A. H. Bhaver
Andrew Axelton
Ralph Mastera
Chris Jensen
Omaha
New Car
T. S. Hendrickson
Fargo
North Dakota
Jensen
Halverson
Frost
Isaac Nyborg
C. Nyborg
Peter Knutson
Becker
Gracttinger Times
Grachtinger
Times
A Real Combination of style and Comfort ad line
A shirt message targeted to women with advice on guiding men to buy wiser. It urges women to visit the store downtown and inspect new merchandise, highlighting style and comfort as a selling point. The text invites female shoppers to apply their buying knowledge to assist men in making satisfying purchases.
Lost Island News Social Roundup and Obituary Note
Sunday visits dot the community with Mr and Mrs Oscar Christensen hosting. The Nyborg family mourns C Nyborg who died Friday after a long illness. Issac Nyborg traveled from Jackson MN to be with his mother in her final hours. The Helgeson family faces Scarlet Fever quarantine. Multiple locals visit Graettinger Estherville Wallingford and Graettingerhouseholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Island News
Oscar Christensen
Ole Norris
Karl Holte
Anfin Rierson
Ed Ellingston
Keister
Minn
Ellingston
H. H. Sandvik
Gus Bachke
Terris
Albert
Theodore
Peton
F. Sheffield
Ethel
Milo Hauster
Estherville
C. Nyborg
Issac Nyborg
Jackson
Minnesota
Helge Helgeson
Bertha Hauge
Grover Yaberg
Graettinger
Esther Peterson
PF. Sheffigtt
Milo’ Hausner
Walter Matsen
Wallingford
Sheffield
Mathilda
Albertine
Albert Peoton
Ethel Sheffield
Seth Smith
Swedish official visits Iowa State College on agricultural tour
Miles de Wachenfelt deputy secretary of the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture visited Iowa State College this week to inspect agricultural colleges and equipment for the Swedish government. He studied Iowa's agricultural division and will continue to Canada to review conditions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles de Wachenfelt
Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture
Iowa State College
T D Collins Plans New Home On Former Mahan Lot
T D Collins will build a new home this summer on the quarter block adjoining John Mahan’s residence. He paid Mahan $1,400 for the three lots, a rise in value since Mahan bought the property from Collins about fifteen years ago. Also discussed is Sudan grass as a high yielding, easy to grow feed crop with good tolerances and late-season feed potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Collins
Johm Mehan
Mr. Mahan
Mr. Collins
H. D. Hughes
Ames
Millett
Iowa
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Sudan
Sudan grass praised as emergency Iowa feed crop
Wm Rope and others traveled Saturday to Estherville and Guthrie Center while Mrs E J Newhall and daughters Ruby and Ruth also visited Estherville. The Emmetsburg Reporter notes Grac tinger High School boys basketball placed third at the Sioux City tournament behind Sioux City and Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rope
Guthrie Center
Misses May
Nellie O'Connor
Estherville
K. M. Paulson
Storden
Minnesota
Handke
Emmetsburg
E. J. Newhall
Ruby
Ruth
Gracttinger
Sioux City
Gracttinger Basket
Battle Creek
Graetting
The Man From Home Correct Glasses Ad
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jno
P. Kirby
R. S. Knight
Lowa
Vincent Kelly
C. A. Jensen
Derwear
Aos
Graettinger Park
H. N. Osher
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