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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
3
An old farmer rides third class for money and status. A satirical, unnamed narrator recalls Lindbergh and a wartime book suppressed by government. The piece mocks wealth, politics, and aviation debates, ending with a jab at Lindbergh and contemporaries. Political and social references ship with a punchy tone.
Humboldt republic reports on the NRA code makers in Ames outlining oral features of a code to enforce fair competition and pricing in newspaper printing. The piece explains wage and hour rules, cost accounting, and penalties for below cost sales, noting impact on local printers and the push to end price cutting.
A. H. Henningsen announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from Palo Alto County subject to June primaries. He appeals for support from voters and notes the process will determine the party nominee.
Notice for Democratic voters in Palo Alto County to nominate a candidate for Clerk of District Court in the June primary. Action required at the party caucus or primary process. Support sought from eligible voters and party members within the county.
Henry Westergard reports would be burglars trying to break into Chris Garson store at Wallingford Saturday night. They smashed a bay window then attempted to enter through the door, breaking a pane but fled when Deputy Emlet arrived. Damage estimated. investigation underway.
A damaged OCR fragment notes an escape injury report from early morning near Spiele Lake. It mentions a bankment and an unknown person unnamed, with unclear details about injuries or uninjured status.
Rev P B Fitzwater D D directs Moody Bible Institute Chicago and chairs a broad interdenominational program. He teaches English Bible Homiletics and Systematic Theology and leads major Sunday School lesson studies as part of church and press collaborations nationwide.
Sunday events at First Lutheran and St Pauls Lutheran feature a Luther League rally with hymns, readings, and soloists plus a Methodist church schedule including Epworth League activities and a concert by the Dana College A Capella choir under Gunnar Malm. Delegates from nearby towns attend sub district events and a hoped for Institute representation is noted.
Sunday School at 10, Norwegian service at 9, Luther League rally at 9 p m. Welcome to our IL join the 1984 Crusade for Evangeliant Protest support and prayer Be Crusader for Jesus Christ Confirmands Saturday at 9 a m A joint choir rehearsal at First Lutheran church next Thursday evening 8 p m April 26 Lost Island and local choirs to attend Prof Howen from Waldorf will direct. Special meetings at Estherville this week conducted by Rev Hall and Hans Luthro. Divine worship at Lost Island L Ch 8 S ab 10 Confirmands Set at 2 1 Aid Thursday at Mans Missionary at P Herman sen Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure Do fall things without murmuring and disputings Phil 2112 24 How about your salvation has it concerned you unto fear and trembling God wake us up unto repentance and faith in Jesus Christ make us patient in all things Forgive our murmurs Come and worship with us Rey M Mandsager Pastor
Mr and Mrs P J Paulson express gratitude to the fire department for their prompt and good work at a recent fire and thank all who lent a helping hand.
The Rierson Family and Mrs G K Reistigien extend heartful thanks to neighbors and friends for kind news and assistance during the recent death of our beloved father and brother. Gratitude is also given for floral gifts and songs at the funeral.
Thomas Rierson longtime Palo Alto County resident died Saturday after a stroke. He lived in Lost Island township for years then Ruthven, moving from Burke County North Dakota in 1900. He married Carrie Jacobson in 1898 and was survived by eight children, two sisters, and many friends. He served as township clerk and was praised as a loyal friend, good father, and capable businessman.
Arrangements have been made for the payment of electric light and power bills at Graettinger State Bank. Tow Public Service Co.
Notice is given that a document purporting to be the last will of Lawis Iverson deceased was produced and read. The undersigned fixes Monday the th day of May 1934 for hearing proof in relation thereto. Witness K M Thompson Clerk District Court.
By Special Execution from the District Court clerk the sheriff sells under foreclosure to satisfy a debt of 12615.45 plus costs. The property is the Northwest Fractional Quarter of Section 1 Township 95 North Range 32 West and will be offered May 1, 1984 from 9 am to 4 pm in Emmetsburg at the courthouse door.
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