Graettinger Man Chosen County Legion Commander
A Graettinger resident, A H Henning son, was selected as Graettinger county Legion commander at a Palo Alto county American Legion meeting held at Woodman hall. The event featured Dr Bemis of Garner, officer nominations, and a later speaking program by Frank Miles of Des Moines plus a boxing exhibition. The Girls’ Glee Club will stage The Feast of the Red Corn at Hawkeye Theatre May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Palo Alto
Woodman Hall
Donald Logan
Ruthven
A. H. Henningsen
T Legion
Bemis
Garner
al Short Riik
Fort Dodge
Grachtinger
Uuter Room
Legion
A. H. Henningson
Graettinger
Chas. Walter
West Bend
H. F. Keane
Donald C. Logan
R. Pierce
Emmetsburg
MH. J. Reinders
Mallard
Ed Lind
Ayrshire
J. A. Junesen
Earl
Des Moines
Iowa Legionnaire
Towa
Miles
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Wm. Taylor
John Carney
Sullivan
Howard Nofatead
Vofses
Girls’ Glee Club
Gradlinger High School
Mish Idx Gunderson
Hawkeye Theatre
Talian Hfe
America
Ling
Queen Weeda Wanta
Ina Harrington
Knutson Installs Hinch Counter at Business
Has installed a lunch counter in his place of business ready to serve all patrons. Knutson aims to attract customers and expand services with the new addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula Knutson
Jorgensen-Peton Couple Wed in Essterville Church
Alfred Jorgensen and Albertina Pelton Betson were married at the Lutheran church in Essterville yesterday afternoon. Rev. Berg officiated. The newlyweds left for Chicago to establish their future home. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pelton. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter Jorgensen. Both are respected young people, industrious and thrifty, with plans to settle in Chicago. The Times extends congratulations.
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Alfred Jorgensen
Albertena Beton
Estherville
Momley
Berg
Chicagra
Pelton
He Froont
Wisconsin Silos Pay Dividends in 1922
Wisconsin farmer statistics show 95 680 silos in use as of May 1 1922 with over a million acres of corn stored in silos nearly half the state’s corn acreage and equivalent to more than 46 000 000 bushels. The data from Moar’s Dairy Farmer urges farmers to build silos to cut feed costs and raise profits.
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Wisconsin
Moar
Trial misreported in Spirit Lake rape case claims new affidavit
A Matharville Democrat item asserts that in Spirit Lake last month the 1 CG Danyhlsan rape trial was honest and that the plaintiff lied on the stand and was sober. It says an affidavit from the plaintiff claims she lied, and a later found letter accuses the plaintiff of causing her predicament. It predicts a new trial chance and suggests perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danyhlsan
Spirit Lake
Witners
Cottatoe
L. CG. Donaldson
Matharville Democrat
First Ball Game Of The Season At Ringsted High
The Ringsted High School basketball team is scheduled to meet Grasttinger High on the local diamond Friday afternoon. The game will be called at 2:80.
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Ringsted High School
Grasttinger High
Mora urges more sida walka and clutch for steadier steps
The remarks advocate increased use of sida walka and clutch to improve balance and foot support, suggesting practical adjustments for better footing. The message emphasizes keeping people on their feet through simple, everyday technique tweaks.
Boxing carnival draws seven hundred in Emmetsburg
Seven hundred watched the American Legion boxing carnival at Murmelsburg Tuesday evening. Highlights included Reed of Gracttin ger vs Minmetaburg foe and Higgins’ slight advantage, with Molloy suffering a brain injury in the first round. The Emmetsburg fighter Higgins won the final rounds while Reed showed class, and rematch talks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Murmelsburg
Gerald Reed
Gracttinger
Fecip‘ying
Minmetaburg
Higgins
Gradlinger Loxer
Fisha
Bezel
Teels
Connolly
Prac Moultey
Molloy
Rocky Adams
Lewis Higgins
Buddy Popegee
Reed-Higgins
Democrat
Varoll Flig
Waeltinger
Ruings
Ligwins
Onli Weig
Higsins
Reed
Foxeup
Emmetsburg
Graetlinger
Wanmet County home proposal defeated in special election
The Wanmet County proposition to erect a new county home was defeated by a large majority at a Thursday special election. The yes vote totaled 22 while the no vote stood at 642, reflecting strong opposition to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bormonet
Wanmet
Graettinger Gold Mine Feature in Iowa Magazine
An item about the Graettinger golf mine featured in the current Iowa Magazine, accompanied by several pictures. The magazine is distributed as a supplement in the Estherville Enterprise and other Iowa weeklies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Elac
Iowa Magazine
Estherville
Card of Thanks from the Borman Family
We thank neighbors for kindness and assistance during our recent sorrow Mr. and Mrs. A. Vi Borman and Children express gratitude for thoughts and help after their loss.
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Frdentla
A. Vi Borman
Basket Social at Hepp School Opens Spring Fundraiser
A basket social will be held at Hepp school, located 244 miles southwest of Wallingford, on Thursday evening May 8. Everyone is welcome with Miss Kathryn Lippert serving as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepp
Wallingford
Kathryn Lippert
Miss Audrey Goranson Wins Four-State Spelling Prize
Miss Audrey Goranson twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs William Goranson of Palo Alto county won first prize in the interstate spelling contest at Pipestone Minnesota among forty four contestants from Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. She was accompanied by Miss Gertrude Thornwall county superintendent and Miss Hazel Enger. The Pipestone auditorium hosted the event with about 1000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Audrey Goranson
Mia
William Goranson
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakot
Nebraska
Pipestone
Tawa
Thoms Welly
Magmelsburg
Tows Echoals
Govanson
Palo Alto
Gertrude Thornwall
Misa Hazel Enger
Great Oak Township
Pipestone Public School
Goranson
First Place in Contest Awarded for Perfect Spelling
The contest awarded first place to a participant who earned a certificate for perfect spelling in both lines of work. Second honors went to Miss Ruth Gade of Heron Lake Minnesota. The medallist presented featured Indian pipestone with a plate inscription reading LL. 8, O. Pipestone Minnesota 1923.
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Ruth Gade
Heron Lake
Minnesota
Publisher’s bet on corn price for paper subscription
Ole Petersen and Ty Cenerous promise to pay the Mines four dollars for a year’s paper sub if corn reaches L per bushel by July 1. A prior forecast by the Tines said fifty cents per bushel, predicting BL by July 1. The bet now rests on proving the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olo Petersen
Noble Chosen for School Board Seat
W H L Noble elected to school board to succeed J C Lassen who resigned. Noble will bring a capable leadership to the district and assume duties shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H L. Noble
J. C. Lassen
Noble
1923 School Play Triumphs At Nawkeye Theatre
The Senior class of Nawkeye presented Professor Pepp to a packed Hawkeye theatre Friday evening. Supt White and Miss Duhigg guided the cast with notable coaching. John Reidy played Professor Pepp with solid support from Porter Thoreson and Charles Green. The production drew about 170 in receipts and featured strong performances by Martha Nelson Selina Johnson Mildred Love and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepp
Nawkeye Theatre
White
Miss Duhigg
Ocheyodan
John Reidy
Notely
Times
Leslie Shaver
Pendler Benson
Fart Hricson
Neisy Flemming
Harold Christiansen
Pink Hatcher
Alma Osher
Buster Brown
Martha Nelson
Margaret Nefstead
Misa Selina Johnson
Petunia
Mildred Love
Olea Stupski
Myrtle Allen
Kisty Clover
Laura Harrington
Jine Cay
Bridget Nolan
Drew
Martha Herke
Irene van Hill
Oswald Borman Dies at Estherville at 17
Oswald Borman seventeen son of Mr and Mrs A Y Borman died in Estherville last Wednesday from brain fever. Funeral held Saturday at the Catholic church with interment in the local cemetery. Survived by parents five brothers and three sisters including Gregory Bernard Norbert Cyril Louis. sisters Harald Woodling Corinne Lois. The family moved to the locality recently from Matherville. Born July 17 1908 at Preston Town Oswald was regarded as a fine young man. Community extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Borman
Estherville
Oswald
Ques
A. Y. Borman
Gregory
Bernard
Norbert
Cyril Asd Louis
Dhuighters
M Harald Woodling
Graver
Iowa
Corinne
Lois
Mrs. Woodling
Lorman
Matherville
Preston
Town
Mrs Gerhard Spee Died In Murphysboro Illinois
Mrs Gerhard Spee, grandmother of Miss Viola Michaels of this city, died at her home in Murphysboro Illinois on Sunday. She leaves a husband and six children, three sons and three daughters. The sons live near Hster ville, two daughters live in Illinois and one in Waterloo. The Spoo family once resided near Wallingford about twenty years ago. Those who knew the family in that locality will regret the loss of this estimable lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Spee
Tinois
Viola Michaels
Murphysboro
Miinois
Hstherville
Inois
Waterloo
Spoo
Wallingford
Palo Alto County Track Meet at Emmetsburg Sat
Palo Alto County track meet set for Emmetsburg Saturday April 28 with a declamatory contest sanctioned. Most county schools expected to participate. Track events begin at 2 p m and the declamatory contest at 8 p m. Single admission 36 cents for adults 2 cents for children. Both events admission 60 cents for adults and 6 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyrock
Emmeteburg
Palo Alito County
Heavy Rain Affects Spring Work and Soil Condition
Weather worsened over a long wet spell with Friday to Monday rains. A downpour Monday improved soil, about forty percent of the small grain had been sown before the rain. Spring work is roughly three weeks behind schedule but current conditions are pleasant.
City Council Orders Poultry Owners to Enforce Flack Regulations
A municipal notice directs all poultry owners to keep their flocks penned and comply with city regulations amid complaints about poultry ranching. The order stresses observance of rules and is issued by the City Council.
April Showers Bring Only Cold Winds this Week
April weather delivers chilly rains across Wesday Saturday Sun day and Monday. The piece notes a stubborn thaw and a stubborn wombhat wan delaying spring warmth.
Funeral Of A C Andersen Held Friday Afternoon
The Times notes the death of A C G Andersen a Lost Island township resident who died April 16 in Long Prairie Minnesota. His funeral was held Friday after services at the house and at the Lutheran church. He is survived by sons T P Andersen of Long Prairie Hans Andersen of this city an adopted son Carl M Andersen at Willmar and a brother near Randall Iowa. The Times extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C G. Andersen
Lost Island Township
J. P. Andersen
Long Prairie
Minnesota
Graettinger
Wennesday
Hell
Burid
Si O. Sande
Louis Paulson
Chris Berdin
J. A. Suss
Oscar Hauge
Charles Christiansen
Ole Norris
Andrew Christian Andersen
Skipstead
Denmark
America
Story City
Murmaria Miller
Amt
Andersen
Northwestern Railroad
Mr. Andersen
Grachtinger
Hans
Mrs. Andersen
Biving
T. P. Andersen
Hans Andersen
Carl M. Andersen
Willmar
Randall
Iowa
Threats to mayor and editor over moral delinquencies
In Ustherville, Mayor Lilley and Editor Carpenter received threats from the Ku Klux Klan demanding public disclosure of alleged misdeeds by two Tstherville men. The writer appears to hold a grudge and operate covertly. The editor and mayor dismiss the threats as cowardly and without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustherville
Lilley
Carpenter
Wstherville
Tstherville
Lost Island Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for May 1
The Lost Island Farm Bureau will hold a Tuesday evening meeting on May 1 with an expected lively debate. Principal speaker Mr Breckenridge will argue the resolution that the ordinary homeflopper would make a good wife for a farmer. A plate supper will follow the program. Osene Buss, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Island Farm Biren
Lost Island Farm
Dureau
Breckenridge
Vome
Osene Buss
New Repair Shop Opens East of Opera House
CG Eelkhart opens a repair shop in Runah and Kennedy building just east of the opera house. He offers auto and machine repairs. Mr Mekhart an experienced mechanic with seven years in the business is featured in this week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
E. Eelkhart
Runah & Kennedy
Opera House
My. Mekhart
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Donaldson
Wegion
Dale
BBC
Buller Si
Ole Petersen
Ty Cenerous
A. C. Andersen
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