High School Romances End In Happy Weddings
Graettinger editor notes two local weddings. Gammon and Miss Clara Larsen wed at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev Mekkelson officiating. they plan a Chicago home after a two year courtship. The second wedding, Henry M Larsen and Miss Ada Storhow, occurred at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev Berge. both couples are Graettinger High School alumni and connected to local business and education circles.
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Gammon-Larsen
L. C. Gammon
Clara “J.larsen
Jd. P. Jensen
J. P. Jensen
C. J .Mekkelson
M. FE
Tocdl
J. H. Gammon
Gvrnettinger
Graettinger High School
Cedar Falls Normal School
Ames
Gammon
Henry M. Larsen
Ada E. Storhow
Berge
Estherville
L. C. Gammons
Anton Crepe
Honore HisGit
Bedier
Myhre
Lohengrin
Grover Ynberg
Western Electric Company
Highland Park Land
Aryshire
M. E. Ladies' Aid Food Sale Saturday
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society debates a food sale on Saturday August 5 at Reimer Clothing store. Fresh vegetables and baked goods will be available. For special pies or cales, call Mrs. E S George Mrs J A Fleming or Mrs John Reimer with orders.
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M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Reimer Clothing
Cale
E. S. George
J. A. Fleming
John Reimer
Graettinger Labor Day Meeting Called For Friday Evening
Citizens of Graettinger are summoned to a Friday Labor Day planning meeting at the P. J. McCarty land office. All residents should attend at eight oclock and answer roll call. Also note another threshing run is wanted and details are at Farmers Supply Co.
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Citizens of
Graettinger
P. J. McCarty Land Office
Farmers Supply Co
Reeves' Wolves of Graettinger Triumph Over Lone Rock
Graettinger defeats Lone Rock 8 to 2 on Lone Rock’s diamond. Paulsen and Reeves formed the Graettinger battery. Paulsen wild but effective. Lone Rock scored on errors and wild throws. Reeves' Wolves remain unbeaten. next Sunday face Sherburne semi pro at Fox Lake in a Graettinger day showcase with Bert Montgomery’s team.
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Graettinger
Lone Rock
Reeves’ Wolves
Paulsen
Reeves
Fairmont
Lone ‘Rock
Sherburne
Fox ‘Lake
Fox Lake
Bert Montgomery
Montgomery
Stevens letter from Lorraine Kansas 1922 harvest and telling
The letter from W I Stevens of Lorraine Kansas dated July 1922 describes threshing work, wages at 60c per hour and 40c per 100 bushels, and ongoing threshing for a month or more. He mentions potential chicken picking jobs, a shoe shop patronage, and plans to start dates advertised in the Times.
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Times
C. C. McAllister
I. B. Gordon
Kansas
Graettinger
W. J. Stevens
Railroads Still Holding Out Amid Ongoing Strike
Railroads remain on strike for a month with trains mostly functioning, aside from sporadic delays of unimportant services. The impact is more evident to rail staff at division points than to the general public.
Grachtinger Market Reports Watch Giveaway Notice
Watch Given Away Saturday at eight o'clock with old shoes trade in. Emmetsburg callers Paul Larkin P Fahnestock and J B Lambe visited Tuesday as part of market reports from August 8 1928.
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Ed O’toole
Emmetsburg
Ed O'Toole
Vincent Kelly
Fimmersburg
E. I. Kelly
Paul Larkin
P. Fahnestock
J. B. Lambe
Carpenter Buys Estherville Democrat News Postmaster Returns
Frank Carpenter purchases the Estherville Democrat from the Fancher Brothers and resumes his former post as postmaster of Estherville. He has led the paper for years and is regarded as a highly successful Iowa newspaper man.
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Frank Carpenter
Estherville
Democrat
Fancher Brothers
Carpenter
The
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Don't Be A Leghorn Rooster
A proverb-like reflection warns that a man who boasts and spends like a Leghorn rooster may leave his family to struggle after his departure, highlighting risk of extravagance and lack of financial cushion.
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A. H. Shaver
Earl Erickson
A. N. Jensen
Art Henningsen
Reuben Johnson
Ed Turner
J. A. Jensen
C. A. Jensen
John Reidy
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Will Harvey
Ross Fries
Matt Brennan
Joe Joyce
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Dayton
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L. L. V Paulsen
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Martin Beeen
Bert Rouse
Namerway
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Dennis Carroll
Geo. Gremmels
Fairfield
Anna Morey
West Bend
Alma Kolmdock
Alfred Bleckwenn
I. R. Wood Corona
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S. M. Anderson
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Peter Schmalem
West
Gus Thompson
Sete
Ed Nolan
Williams
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Ceanem
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Chris Thompson
Sheen
Adolph Mikes Tenner
Galloway Peete
Jake Beamman
Few
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Clarence Loomis
L. W. Brown
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Arnaee Highland
James Siegfield
Cet
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Martin Myhre
Grachtinger
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Fisher Fest
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Buffalo Center Band
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