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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

Page

6

Otto Peters Died Suddenly Easter Sunday

Otto Peters 22, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Peters of Torril died Sunday evening after a brief illness. Survived by parents two brothers Ralph William and sister Mrs Lagyn Knulsen of Swan City. Funeral held yesterday with interment at local cemetery. Community mourns loss of a well known young man loved by many.

Otto Mra Adolph Peters Torril iMra Lagyn Knulsen Swan City William Ralph Terrif Yes ‘Terday

Towa People Are Good Spenders In Iowa gas tax debate

Iowa legislators estimate a two cent gas tax would yield about 4 5 million dollars yearly. The figures suggest Palo Alto county faces near two million dollars in auto related costs and possible asset depletion if policy continues. Also notes new postal rates require two cent stamps for cards and warns against kerosene fires and dangerous handling.

Towa Iowa Palo Alto County

Fire Outbreak and New Vernon School Plan

Bilitor Jaqua of the Wumboldt Republican had burned a brush pile, igniting a grass plot and spreading through streets until it reached a highway. Jaqua claims quick learning from the blaze. A new Vernon Allen district school building, 24 by 86 feet with a furnace room,will be modern and fine in appearance, with contractor notices in this issue. Even before radio, there was a shot heard round the world.

Vernon Allen Vernon Township the Times

Fine P. T. A. Program Next Tuesday Night

The Parent Teachers Association will meet at eight o clock on Tuesday evening, April 21, to elect a new president. The program includes a piano duet, a speech on Beautifying Our City, a talk, and a vocal piece. Members are urged to pay dues promptly.

Parent Teachers Association Fiano Duct Yolander Thoreyon Bernice Nyberg Fiano Dorothy Myhre Helen George Ruth Erickson Miss Duhigg Battle of Lexington Mr. Hetzler Verne Grodland Loretta Swift Our City Mrs. George Salo Verna Grodland

Death notice for W. C. Foster of Graettinger

W. C. Foster of Graettinger mourns the death of his brother who died in Phillip South Dakota on Wednesday. Remains shipped to Amica for interment. funeral held Saturday. Deceased, 71, survived by wife and two sons and two daughters. Mr. Oster of Graettinger and Mrs. Scott of Mapleton Iowa are surviving siblings. Foster and daughter Catherine attended the Amica funeral.

C. Foster W. C. Foster Graettinger Phillip South Dakota Amen Wes Ho Fa Mr. Oster Scott Mapleton Iowa Foster Catherine Amica

Hidden hoards of cash and coin in U S homes

Treasury actuary Mr McCoy says over 415 million dollars in lawful money is missing from banks and hidden in stockings jars and mattresses. He estimates 8 000 misers hold 44 million dollars in cash and that 225 million dollars in gold and 67 million in silver are hoarded at homeידי.

U. S. Treasury McCoy Treasury United States

Corn and oats market notes from Chicago trade

Fragmentary dairy and grain price terms appear, listing corn No 4 and No 6, oats, hogs, eggs, and dairy items with cash and trade prices. Unclear amounts and context due to damaged OCR, but references to commodity prices and Chicago market activity are present.

Chicago Utter Vipers

Vernon Workers Hold Meeting At Smith Home

Vernon workers met at Mrs. George Smith’s home in Vernon on April 7 with 34 ladies from eight districts and visitors from neighboring townships attending. A program of community singing, a brief business session, and a debate on incubator versus old hen entertained attendees. A girls’ glee club was proposed, and a free lunch was approved for Farm Bureau meetings. The next gathering is planned for May 5 at Mrs. George Singler’s home.

Farm Bureau Center School House Bias Tope George Singler J. Terkelson

Brekke Family Reunion Brings Kin Home for Easter

Held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brekke the Brekke family celebrated Easter Sunday with all children and grandchildren present. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Barkvloo of Minneapolis, Conred Brekke and son of Mankato, Matsen of Lake Crystal, Adolph Thompson of Thorlows, Wm. Taylor of Emmetsburg, John Brekke and Levi Kastvid of the locality, and C. A. Taylor of Emmetsburg accompanied others.

Jacob Brekke Barkvloo Minneapolis Conred Brekke Mankato Matsen Lake Crystal Adolph Thompson Thor Lows Wm. Taylor Emmetsburg John Brekke Levi Kastvid C. A. Taylor

Ensemble Suits Show Wide Spring Range

Ensemble suits this spring cover a broad price span from 35 to 250 dollars. They offer varied styles and fits for different occasions and budgets.

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