Funeral of Mrs. B N Osher Held Saturday
Mrs. B N Osher born Gertrude Hayda in Norway December 24 1847 died April 20 1982 at Wallingford after long illness. She came to America as a child with her family and settled in Dane County Wisconsin before moving to Emmet County Iowa then to a farm near Wallingford. Survived by eleven children and eighteen grandchildren the family held funeral at Riveraide church Wallingford with interment nearby. Three local pastors spoke and the service included songs and floral tributes.
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B. N. Osher
Gertrude Hayda
Nosa
Norway
Wall-ingford
Osher
B N. ‘Osher
Hammond
St. Croix County
Wisconsin
Emmet
Wing
Wallingford
Wissiamt
Wallingole
Graettinger- John
Chicago
John Jacobson
Allingford
Oliver
Gilbert
Henry
Davs
Mra
Alfred ‘Nelson
Ewilliam
Graettinger
Rotary Jo
Lewis
John
William
Graettinger Market Report April 28 1932
Graettinger market report lists egg prices for No 2 and No 1 eggs, trade price, heavy hens, leghorn hens, old springs, and state brand butter. Historical entries show fluctuating prices and commodity listings for the day.
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Graettinger
Ceceessyeyeiyenay
Csecceve
George Frick Builds Rock Garden in Graettinger
George Frick, one of Graettinger’s best men, is creating a fine rock garden on the east-adjoining lot. Gravel paths, colored stones, and flower beds accent the grounds while a shaded arbor will later be lattice covered. The work enhances the residence property and aims to make the garden a local beauty spot.
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George Frick
Gruettinger
Graettinger
Frick
Ford Truck Ditches On State Road Near Graettinger
A Ford truck left Highway 17 south of Graettinger Sunday night after hitting a soft road spot. The vehicle ended on its side near the east fence by the Sophus Rasmussen residence. Two occupants were uninjured and helped by witness C E Norris. One passenger named Callentine. other unnamed. Truck damaged, remained overnight as motorists stopped to offer help.
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Lnts Mille
Graettinger
Sophus Raspmusson
C. E. Norris
Callentine
Farm Union Dance Here Thursday Night
Farmers Union members will host a dance at Woodman hall Thursday evening May 5 with good music and a good time assured for all attendees. The event is sponsored by the Farmers Union and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Farm Union
Farmers Union
Woodman Hall
Emmetsburg School Board Meeting For Cross-County Group
The Grachtinger School board invited members from Palo Alto Emmet and Clay counties to Emmetsburg High School for a meeting to form a permanent tri-county school board association. It remains unclear if any local board members attended the session.
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Emmetsburg
Grachtinger
Palo Alto
Emmet
Clay
Brookhart To Speak At Emmetsburg Court House Hall
Senator W. Brookhart will speak at the court house hall in Emmetsburg on Thursday evening. The event aims to address local concerns and gather community interest, with attendance expected from residents and supporters across the area.
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Brookhart
Emmetsburg
United States
Smith
W. Brookhart
Willsapeak
Guilford Paulsen Weds Fairmont Young Lady
Guilford Paulsen son of Mr and Mrs John Paulsen of Granitin Ber married Esther Wessel of Fairmont Minnesota at Sioux Falls South Dakota on April 20. They will live in Burlington where Paulsen has signed to pitch for the Burlington baseball team this season. Paulsen played baseball at Cornell College and with Chicago White Sox St Louis Cardinals Detroit Tigers Toledo and Fort Smith earlier career. Esther Wessel, employed in a Fairmont ready to wear store, comes from a wealthy influential family and is widely favored by friends. The Times offers heartfelt congratulations and wishes them a long, happy marriage.
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Guilford Paulsen
John Paulsen
Granitin- Ber
Esther Wessel
Fairmont
Minnesota
Sioux Faus
South Dakota
Wemenday
Mrr
Burlington
Tha Groom
Graettinger
Thin City
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Corel College
Cornell
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Myr. Paulsen
Toledo
Ohio
Tutinoig
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Indy
Mr. Paulsen
the Times
Poulsen
Verna Dalen Graham Dies at Seven in Foley
Mr and Mrs Clarence Graham of Foley Minnesota mourn seven year old Verna after illness from scarlet fever and mastoid complications. Funeral held Thursday. Verna sister to Mrs Ward Noble and remembered locally as Miss Verna Dalen. siblings include three younger children. Family extends thanks for sympathy in their sorrow.
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Clarence Graham
Foley
Minnesota
Verna
Forey
Graham
Misa Verna Dalen
Ward Noble
Candidate for Re-Election Hon P H Donlon of Palo Alto
Hon P H Donlon of Lost Island township visited Graettinger with nephews Thomas Donlon of Chicago and Ray Gleason of Ruthven. He seeks re-election as representative from Palo Alto county and is praised for his Des Moines record championing agriculture with broad support and no opposition in the primaries. Mrs Sullivan’s cousin Dan Malloy, about 76, banker for 50 years, died in Oskaloosa Iowa. He was brother of Senator Molloy. his aunt and uncle Patrick and Mrs John Galleger live in Hommetaburg.
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P. H. Donlon
Lost Island Township
Graettinger
Thomas Donlon
Chicago
Ray Gleason
Ruthven
Donlon
Palo Alto County
Des Moines
Palo Alto
J Ty Roach Sells Hamburgers in Emmetspurg Shop
Local vendor J Ty Roach of Emmetspurg sells his hamburger shop to Home Auto Care of Mather. Community reaction notes changes in ownership and business plans for the former storefront.
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J. Ty Roach
Hamburger
J.B. Rowohhay
Hanbutier
Emmetspurg
Home Auto Cai
Mather
Anniversary Program At M. E. Church in Algona
The M E Church announces an anniversary observance next week with a fellowship supper on May 6 and a three service Anniversary Sunday May 8. Do you remember When readings, histories of the church and its organizations, and music programs are planned. Rev Fremont Faul and other former pastors and district superintendents will participate.
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Ladies’ Aid
Hawkeye
Methodist Aid and Spadey School
Lease
Algona District
Weil
Algo
Algona
Fremont Faul
P T A Elects New Officers After April Meeting
The P T A held a high school assembly Tuesday night April 26. The program featured band selections, talks on George Washington time, poppy sale, and musical numbers by grades six through eighth. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs M J Reidy Secretary Mrs O H Raleigh and Treasurer Mrs J J Sullivan.
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George Washington
B.S. George
LeRoy Bartleman
Blaine Swift
Poppy Sale
Clara Suso
Corer
M. J. Reidy
Mra
H. Raleigh
Mre
J, J. Sullivan
Miss Margaret Hagan Seeks County Recorder Seat
Miss Margaret E Hagan of Ayr shire visited Graettinger to interview voters and solicit support for her Democratic bid for county recorder. Her opponent is Lilian Cunningham of West Bend with three Republicans in the nomination race.
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Margaret E. Hagan
Ayrshire
Graettinger
Miss Hagan
Lilian Cunningham
West Bend
Big Dance Promised at Graattinger Hall Next Tuesday
Reporting a lively community dance organized by Brown's Vagabonds. The event will feature both old and new music with Mualo as a main act, marking the final May dance of the season in Graattinger.
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T Graattinger
Brown
Graettinger High Beats Curlew 7 5 In Cold Friday Tilt
Graettinger high school baseball defeated Curlew 7 to 5 at Elsenbast field amid a bitterly cold wind and sparse crowd. Graettinger, missing several players due to ineligibility, will face Redman at three o clock Friday in the county tournament at Mallard with other games at one and two.
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Graettinger High
Curlew
Graettinger High School
Curlew High School
Ecoxe
Elsenbast Field
Frriday Graettinger
Redman
Graettinger
Mallard
Graattinger
Barringer A Busy Man Shipped Livestock to Sioux City and Chicago
D. C. Barringer dispatched eleven carloads of cattle to the Sioux City market and four decks of hogs to the Chicago market. Cattle sent to Sioux City will be resold to farmers for pasture. A large amount of livestock is pastured in southern Iowa each year.
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Barringer
D. C
Cancellation Of War Debt Open Forum In Graettinger
Graettinger holds an Open Forum Monday May 9 at City Hall sponsored by the Graettinger Commercial club to discuss Cancellation of the War Debts. The committee named Dr T Nane leader with John Reidy O R Gardner A V Bormann Dr B E Dappen B Hlsenbast Alfred Mel Combs P J Paulsen C C Larsen Dr M J Reidy and H A Elenbast to handle the topic. The program invites all to attend and share opinions.
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Graettinger
Aged Traveling Man Dies at Spirit Lake
Aged traveling man named Roper died in a Spirit Lake hotel Tuesday night after a two o'clock illness. He passed away about three in the morning at age 76. For years he toured for Roper Cigar Co and recently was a salesman for Liberty Oil Co of Des Moines. Dan O Neill of Grachtinger knew Mr. Roper well.
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Roper
Spirit Lake
Roper Cigar Co
Liberty Oil Co
Des Moines
Dan O'Neill
Grachtinger
School Board Plans Sidewalk Between Buildings
The local school board proposes a new sidewalk from the east entrance of the grade building to the north entrance of the game building. The cement walk will be widened by two feet. Grounds in front of both buildings will be graded, sloped, and planted with blue grass.
Emmetsburg Delegation in Graettinger to Recruit Golf Members
Three Emmetsburg men Robert Mulroney Elmer Ellis and Mayor Earl Brown visited Graettinger Tuesday afternoon greeting friends Interviewing prospective golf club members The Emmetsburg association officers sent a delegation described as prosperous in business and politics and among the state’s leading golf experts Call again gentlemen.
Estherville Car Crashed Into Side Of House
A Hudson coach driven by Jennings Lindholm crashed on North Ninth Street at 8:30 p.m. yesterday, leaping the curb and smashing through the Dahl home foundation. Lindholm and two passengers were hospitalized with non fatal injuries as the car damaged the Adams home and uprooted trees, poles, and belongings in a chaotic crash scene.
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Hudson
Jennings ‘Lindholm
North Ninth Street
Lindholm
Jon Hilstead
Harold Hansen
Ninth Street
Charled Dahl
North Ninth
Dahl Yard
O. E. Adams
Robert Lee
Dahl
Adams
Hillstead
Estherville Daily News
Steam Trains Abandoned Change On Cedar Rapids Route
A report claimed Graettinger morning and evening trains would switch to gas electric coaches but the plan failed to materialize. Previous steps included ending gas electric service earlier and running steam trains from Sioux Falls to Cedar Rapids. A later note says the gas electric change was implemented Wednesday morning, with prospects of further substitution of combination freight and passenger trains.
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Graettinger
Sioux Falls
Cedar Rapids
Special Drive For Business This Week Graettinger Ad
Graettinger businesses launch a united drive this week to boost sales Read the advertisements in this issue Prices quoted are unprecedented locally Local shops seek high volume Friday Saturday and Monday to attract customers.
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Graettinger
Beautified Church Grounds Work at First Lutheran Church
Members of the First Lutheran Church gathered on church grounds Friday and in hours beautified the area by cutting box elder trees leveling soil and seeding bluegrass. The project completed quickly will leave grounds attractive. Also noted is the Stevens family moving back to Graettinger from Texas and resuming residence there.
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Didkas
Nature
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B.N. Osher
Viatis
Aylward
Ewath
Shea
Itea
Shen
Sioux Falla
Mrs. Graham
M. E. Church
Gractloyer
Estherville
Myre
W. L Stevens
É Gas
Graatt
Tims
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