Dorcas Mission Society to Meet on Tuesday April 25
The Dorcas Mission Society will gather Tuesday April 25 at Mrs Chris Berdin home with all invited. L L Paulsen president notes social Embroidery Club entertained with large attendance Tuesday afternoon including dainty refreshments and a seven oclock dessert luncheon featured with bridge later that evening.
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Dorcas Mission Society
Chris Berdin
L. L. Paulsen
Embroidery Club
Joel Ball
Graettinger’ Ladiex’. Embroidary Club
Aetna Farm For Sale and Tax Notice in Palo Alto County
Aetna Farm For Sale describes 400 acres near Emmetsburg with tillable land and alfalfa, terms include small down payments and annual rent-like payments, bond feature, agent contact in Corwith. The notice warns that a tax sale in 1934-35 has occurred and a treasurer's deed will issue if redemption is not completed within ninety days, listing Asa Hankey as holder and outlining proceedings in Walnut Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Allen
S. W
Emmetsburg
Lowell R. Crook
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Saunder
Mueller
Ospood
Walnut Township
Asa Q O. Hankey
Aga
Hankey
Emmetsburg Local Social and Business Notes
Mrs J J Sullivan spent Monday and Tuesday at Emmetsburg. Jay McCarty and John McBride were Emmetsburg business callers Friday. Mr and Mrs Jack Jackson and children visited Emmetsburg Sunday. An awning was installed on Jensen Drug Store. Mrs J Ed Sullivan and Mary visited Metherville Sunday afternoon. C M Nolan and son John were Emmetsburg callers Friday. Mr and Mrs G M Donovan of Ke therville were guests at the J J Sullivan home Sunday evening. E M Thompson of Emmetsburg enjoyed an Easter vacation with their daughter in Duluth. Wisconsin Lumber Co reports sale of material for a residence to Godl win Thoreson. Free estimate offer to insulate attics. Charles P Carter, Rodman farmer, broke a vertebrae falling from a luytoft burn and will stay in Emmetsburg hospital weeks. Mr and Mrs C W Norris were Des Moines callers early week and visited daughter Vivian. Does Your Husband Wish He Was Single features noted in American Weekly via Chicago Herald and Examiner. Mr and Mrs Jacob Brekke visited Emmetsburg yesterday to see daughter Mrs Wm Taylor. They stopped at A Taylor home. Mrs G C A Taylor’s mother ill.
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J. J. Sullivan
Emmetsburg
Jay McCarty
John McBride
Jack Jackson
Jensen Drug Store
J. Ed. Sullivan
Mary
Metherville
C. M. Nolan
John
Emmietsburg
G. M. Donovan
Ketherville
E. M. Thompson
Emmetshburg
Duluth
C. KE. Norris
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Godlwin Thoreson
Charles P. Carter
Rodman
Emimetsburg
C. Wh. Norris
Des Moines
Vivian
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Ady
Jacob Brekke
Wm, Taylor
A. Taylor
GC. A. Taylor
Town Council April 1939 Expenditures Listed
A Graettinger town council financial excerpt shows payments to multiple entities including East End Factory Brady Transfer Co. Quaker Oats Co. W. C Foster Ralph Masters Gamble Store and others. Totals include large items to Graettinger Block & Tile Co and Farmers Elevator with town clerk E Norris noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Anowed
East End
Brady Transfer Co
Quaker Oats Co
W. C Foster
Ralph Masters
Gamble
W. H. Noble
Ees Fleming
Wm. O'Brien
John Paulsen
T. L. Hampson
Iowa Public Service Co
D-X
C. E. Norris
Wisconsin Lunder Co
Wm. Sparks
Standard Oil Co
F. Raleigh
Graettinger Times
A. H. Mills
Henry Westergard
Alfred Hansen
DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn Show at City Hall Estherville
An Estherville event at City Hall features DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn Show set for Friday night at 8 PM with free admission and a postponed date noted. The notice also mentions a Graettinger cooking school next Tuesday and Wednesday, with Supervisor and Mrs VY and Everett Reinders. Mallard residents Mr and Mrs Traog traveled with Mrs J P Wagner of Graettinger to visit Myrtle Snyder and family in LeMars, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Estherville
Graettinger
VY. C. Traog
Everett Reinders
Mallard
J. PB. Wagner
Wm. Geelan
John
LeMars
Lowa
Myrtle Snyder
George
Joe Grady
Gold reserves loom as inflation fears and trade shift
An analysis warns that large U S gold hoards pose a risk of economic value loss. With over 431 million ounces held and rising imports, experts fear a potential corner on gold that could force a shift from gold to other standards. They note uneven global distribution and discuss how Germany and other powers already move away from gold. The piece also covers inflation risk, stock and auto sales softness, and hints at improving agricultural prospects by mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
England
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Rance
Eurup
Wold
Congress
Warc
Albania
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McCarty & Olson
Jack Sprat Food Store
P & G Naptha
Camay Soap
Clara Suse
P. J.’ Paulsen
A. P.thompson
C. A. Jensen
Shelgren
George Frick
Billy Grady
Ruthven
Jackie Grady
Seth Hovey
M. L. Meyers
Larson & Cook
Plymouth
Wm. McQuigg
Paul McQuigg
Paula Jeanette
Redding
Aetna Farm
I.t. Hauptmann
Corwith, Ta
Lome
Adolph Erickson Insurance Agency
Esther A. Simonsen
M. ©. Grodland
J. J. Skow
Armers’ Pickups Sound Stack Company
Standard Limita
Howard Hirswell
Anderson’s Grocery
Bupane Gas