Funeral for Mrs Graettinger Friday
The funeral for Mrs B R Graettinger was held Friday at one o clock at her home with Rev Pope of Teyril officiating. Interment was in the cemetery north of town. She was born Catherine Goede in Dornbach Germany January 18 1871 and came to the U S in 1892. She married B R Graettinger May 4 1893 and lived in this community since. She is survived by husband and four children. She died July 8 after a bout with tuberculosis of the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Graettinger
Rev
Pope of
Teyril
August Boehmer
Jacob Brick
Louis
Hayfield
Iowa
William
Fred
France
New York
Germany
Graettinger
Estherville Hospital
Grachtinger
Yellowstone Park
Wye
Edith
Denver
Salt Lake City
Grinnell
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ashton
Yellowstone Station
Yellowstone
Andy
Tps
Rule
Mason City
Fire Hole Lake
Lowstone Park
Margaret
Grain Conservation Rules Warn Farmers and Helpers
Important notice from U S Food Administration chairman H W Beebe urges all farmers and grain haulers to collect loose grain and straw from fields and roads, prevent waste, and conserve oat straw for feed. Other straw may rot for manure. Enlistment rules for army use age proofs such as birth, baptismal, school certificates, or parental affidavits.
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U. 3
H. W. Beebe
Pato
United States, Food Administration
U. S. Food Administ
Alto, Grain ‘Conservation Coin
No More Papers Free to Soldiers War Ruling
War Industries Board bans free newspaper delivery to soldiers in camps or abroad unless actually subscribed by the soldier or a relative. Relatives must mail copies, exchanges end, and publishers must cut output by 15 percent. Camp Dodge fare for soldiers is debated. three cent rate possible for furloughed men, with restrictions. Also notes on Hog Cholera prevention and local civic updates.
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War Industry Board
War Industries Board
Campa
United States
Times
Publih Era Ail
Oo Mme
the Times
Camp Dodge
Dex Moines
Red Cross
Swea
Camp
Forrest
Fred Peterson
Delos Peterson
August Peterson
Fta
L. Ly Lindsey
Minna Wo Thank Neighbors After Illness and Death
Card of Minna Wo thanking neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of wife and mother. Family expresses gratitude and requests continued prayers and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamily
Raleighs Remarks On War Prep And Farm Cooperation
The writer reflects on wartime prospects and need for preparation to defeat the Huns, recounts Camp Dodge experiences, and notes strong harvests in the northwest. He urges business and farmer cooperation, predicts allies will win in months yet plans for years of hard fighting, and emphasizes cautious handling of non essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Camp Dodge
Gra Nelassary
Graettinger
Farmers clubs formed in territory tributary to Graettinger
The piece notes several farmers clubs organized in the area feeding Graettinger and promotes social and business usefulness. It praises Red Cross harvest work and mentions Emil Baumeartner as a notable figure. It underscores wartime patriotism and urges full support for the Allies and U S efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibutary
Graettinger
Red Cross
Emil Baumeartner
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Mrs. Graettinger
Pape
George
Frances George
Con Skow
Emmetsburg
Rollyn ©. Leonard
J. &. Leonard
Intelligence Départment
Service
Waa
Iiller
Tod Rea
Algo
Eewie Jacking
Courin
Des Moines
Jesperson
Chicago
Council of Defense
Spencer
Jexperson
Wita
Stanon
Jesperaon
Albert Jenauen
Albert Jensen
I. L. Hampaon
Jensen
Johnson's
Johnson’s
Graettinger's
Farmers Store
P. G. Johnson & Co
Sam
Charley Jensen
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