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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
6
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Graettinger news notes Milford poised to launch a new bank on September 1. Local events include rail, farming, weather, and social updates with incidents in Whittemore, Estherville, and Algona. Community updates cover meetings, visits, and local travel, plus civic notes on paving and public gatherings.
Land owners in Graettinger Iowa urged to list property with Lewis Tirol Graettinger R F D 2 for sale. Public notice seeks individuals with land to list with the agent.
J H Morrice and Chris Anderson attended a large shoot at Algona on Tuesday July 24. Mr and Mrs Starkey of Livermore visited Kent Robernus wedding. The Morrices and their boys left for Grundy Center to visit Mrs Morrice’s sister. Agnes Sumpter of Estherville visited Mrs Misener. Mrs Carl Thorson and her mother returned from a South trip.
Mrs. O O Ressell spent days on the farm while Miss Helen Christiansen aided S R Youngs during Mrs Youngs absence. The Larson families and Blanche Young traveled to Emmetsburg Sunday afternoon. Martin McCombs of Hartley is helping Levi DeGuest with harvest. Noble reportedly sold his farm and Alta visitors depart. Local Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Nelsons.
Miss Effie Taylor traveled to North Dakota to visit her parents. The Kenny brothers farm sold for 170 dollars, purchaser unnamed. Miss Bernice Lillard visited her sister Mrs. Harry Vahldieck, and the Wahldieck family called at the Bosalds. John Paugh of Jefferson Town stayed at Otis Paugh’s. Haymaking and harvesting were in full swing. Walter Thiel fainted from heat while shing on Taylor's barn. Mrs. George Benson visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ralph McCullough. Miles Rowe was stepped on by a horse, bruising his foot. Dr. Hession treated him. Ladies’ Aid met at Hoping church to plan an ice cream social for the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wahldieck attended Barnum and Bailey’s circus in Spencer. Jim McCullough of Wisconsin visited locally. Residents visited Interlaken, Minnesota. Mrs. Levi Kalvidt broke her arm at Silver Lake. Ford, J. W. Oaks, Otis Paugh drove to Jefferson, Iowa, for a weekend at John Paugh’s. crops ahead of theirs and warmer weather reported. An overheated Hassell boy joined harvest crew.
The last general assembly passed a highway patrol law to conserve highways. Boards of supervisors appoint county road patrolmen who work spring to fall, patrol assigned sections weekly, drag roads after rains, clear debris, maintain ditches and brid ge approaches, provide tools, and post bonds for faithful duty.
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