Graettinger Plans Big Labor Day Celebration
Graettinger to hold annual Labor Day in 1926 with street attractions boxing dances and ball games. Committees led by W J Kelly P J Paulsen and Charles Spies organize finance street attractions concessions speaker and dinner duties as the town remains committed to a bigger and better celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Hhe
Ph. McCarty
de. P. J. Hessian
A. J. Johnson
A. H. Heoningsen
Herman Elsenbast
A. J Johnson
Fred Spies
M. Weinholzar
Charley Jensen
P. J. Paulsen
John Paulsen
J. EB. Christiansen
Ben F. Reeves
M. J. Reidy
1. C. Wiegmann
Donald Hendricks
Lyi¢ Burkhesl
J. A. Ang
van Raepe
Art Burn
Carl Spies
J. L. Goody
Vangie Reeves
George Frick
L. C. Gammon
Adolph Spies
P. Jensen
H. Horswell
Henry Westergart
James Wilson
Thomas Donlon
D. C. Barringer
J. J. Sullivan
A. Hy. Henningsen
George Irick
Robert Simonsen
Vangia
New Manager Named for Community Service Station
P. G. Johnson installed as the new manager of the Community Service Station in the city to succeed the late J. H. W. Green while Reuben Johnson remains in charge until his father arrives from the west. Johnson is a former Graetlinger who has long worked in this territory. The Mimo wishes him success in his new line of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Johnson
Los Angeles
Thi City
J. H W. Green
Reuben Johnson
Johnson
Mia
Rainy spell ends with promise of crop gain
A stormy spell brought sporadic rain with no strong totals in the region. Wednesday morning rain is expected to aid a potentially fair corn crop after a dry season.
Trip To West Coast Echoes Of Montana Cowboys
The writer recalls a coast trip with Montana cowboys during July heat. He describes tall ranch owners, roundups, and lively table talk with booming humor. Readers glimpse trains, Yellowstone rivers, and West travel mood as Page 8 continues.
Rabies Facts From Early Medical Notes
An early medical note explains rabies transmission through skin contact with infected saliva, typically via animal bites, and warns symptoms may appear days after exposure. It discusses hydrophobia, forms of the disease in animals, and advises restraining an suspected rabid animal until diagnosis, noting a vaccine may protect for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. By Lindy
Animela
Man
Elas
Surprise Party Held At Joys Mills Home
A surprise party was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joys Mills with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spies and two sons Mr. and Mrs. 5. P. Duhn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rubink Mr. and Mrs. GC. Wiemann and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis who received used gifts. The event was reported as enjoyable with all in attendance having a happy time. Next Sunday a baseball game at Hand's Park features St. James the 1924 southern Minnesota champions open date and Royal Giants at 2:30. Craven's orchestra will play in the pavilion and Wand's Park offers boating bathing and midway attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joys Mills
Carl Spies
5. P. Duhn
Fred Rubink
GC. Wiemann
Mary
Mra. Ellis
Hand's Park
St. James
Minnesota
Royal Giants
Craven
Wand's Park
Family Reunion at R. R. Young Home
A family reunion at the R. R. Young home Sunday drew members from Iowa City and Chicago on a honeymoon visit. Roy arrived from Iowa City and Lowell and his Chicago wife joined the circle, making the occasion notably enjoyable and fondly remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Young
Roy
Iowa City
Lowell
Chicago
Vangie Reeves Buys Windsor Hotel and Cafe
Vangie Reeves completed a Saturday purchase of the Windsor Hotel equipment and stock from J. P. Jensen. Reeves takes possession Monday, with restorations ongoing. Jensen and wife plan to relocate to Florida or California, while Reeves will operate the cafe until March and later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vangie Reeves
Windsor Hotel
J. P. Jensen
Reeves
Reavles
John Paulsen
Jensen
Florida
California
Wingsor
Change in Quaker Oats managers and relocations
Carl Drake of Osgood becomes new manager of Quaker Oats in Grachtinger and moves his family to the Bosold residence on the East side. M. O. Smith is new manager at Osgood, already established there. W. H. Drake departs as local manager and traveling auditor to open an office in Sheldon.
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Carl Drake
Osgood
Quaker Oats Company
Grachtinger
M. O. Smith
W. H. Drake
Sheldon
Grachtinger Market Reports August 6 1926 Prices
Market report from Grachtinger for Thursday August 6 1926 lists prices for cornh, oats, hogs eggs hens and leghorn springs. Data appears garbled with uncertain figures but indicates commodity prices and livestock values of the period.
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Roman Gappa
Madelia
John Gappa
Joe Kiley
Gyaattinger
John Jycosek
Pairville
Charlies
Whittemore
Emmetsburg
Fannietsburg
Brookhart
Steck
Estherville
Lke
P. J. McCarty
H Pue von
Hapnen
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Iowa
Wap
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West Coast
Spokane
Washington
Falitor Gracttivs
Dill Pace Ee
Doar Faend
Sam
Bice
Later
Tool Company
Montana
West
Wong Them
Advaree Ranch
Uley
Pleces
Yellowstone
Rock Island Company
P. I. McCarty
A. A. Fleming
John Paulson
Rolfson
L.E. Christianson
Standard Oil Co
Gradtinger Times
Henry Westergan
John Clemenson
Vincent Kelly
Harry McCulloch
Jefferson
Windsor Hotel and Cafe
Grachtinger Market Reports
Palace of Achievement
Graetpinger
Onal Bank
Federal, Reserve System
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