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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

6

Osher Simonsen Farm Auction Sale Noted

A large crowd attended the Osher Simonsen sale of their 160 acre farm Monday. The farm sold at $180.50 per acre. Also reports note a tragedy from German ia as Wm kivans died after cows fed on white lead. A Sunday fishing allowance is discussed by the attorney general. Austrians in Ames resolve to stay. Emmetsburg hosts meetings and plans. Yoemen picnic set for September 11 with Senator Cummins attending.

Osher and Simonsen Ruthven Free Press Osher-Simonsen Kivans Germania Evans Place My. Evans Attorney General’s Department Iowa Ames Register Lost Island Lake Emmetsburg Medium Lake Ruthven Irree Press F. A. Graff Spencer Brotherhood of Yoemen Cummins Democrat

Road Marker Defacement Sparks Townwide Tension

Town reports rival road organizations defacing arrows and signs. Arrows turned, signs torn or covered by ads or rival markers. Offenders face a 100 dollar fine and up to 80 days in jail under Town Road Law section five, 125.

Wlineis

Commissioner rules on threshing workers insurance during harvest

Warren Garst, industrial commissioner, decides owners of threshing machines must provide industrial insurance for workers under the workmen's compensation law during harvest. Farm lands are excluded and farmer co operatives are not covered if hurt. Bail players with salaries gain protection. Managers of terms are instructed to…

Warren Garst

Europe in the grip of the greatest struggle yet

The editorial laments Europe’s war, calling it inhumane and costly at fifty million dollars per day. It argues that funds spent on killing would better civilization and predicts heavy war debt, disrupted homes, and pervasive gloom across the continent.

Europe

Harvester Firm Declared Monopoly in Court Ruling

The International Harvester company in St Paul was ruled a monopoly in restraint of interstate and foreign trade by a US district court. The 140,000,600 stock firm must submit a dissolution plan into at least three independent entities within 90 days or face asset seizure on appeal from the Supreme Court mandate within 90 days.

St. Paul, Minn International Harvester Company United States District Court United States Supreme Court

Wallingford Field Day Remembrance and Local Visits

Remember Field Day on the 26th. J C Kasa left Monday for Wisconsin to look at land. Mrs Frank Irwin and sons Basil and Ray visit Clinton Iowa for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Leo Heath returned from Minnesota. Miss Clara Goedditz of Algona visits the Will Geinitz home. Mrs Iva Swartz and children visit the Kasa home. Miss Mable Madison weekends at Ringsted. Hans Gunderson from Chicago visits his mother Mrs Sarah Gunderson. Mrs N Osher goes to Rochester hospital for her mother's cancer operation. Mrs P Peterson hosts Ladies Aid. Julius Hanson has blood poisoning in his hand. Dy Anderson treating it. Julius Heidecker drives a new Ford. Mrs Joe Cathman of Graettinger visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Ben Nelson visit Mrs Jamie Kasa. Miss Mabel Ressell helps Mrs T S Thompson.

J.C. Kasa Wisconsin Frank Irwin Basil and Ray Clinton Iowa Leo Heath Minnesota Iva Swartz Kasa Mable Madison Ringsted Hans Gunderson Chicago Sarah Gunderson N. ©. Osher Rochester P. Peterson Ladies Aid Society Julius Hanson Dy, Anderson Joe Cathman Graettinger Ben Nelson Jamie Kasa Mabel Ressell T. 8. Thompson

Auto Polo Brings Novel Sport to Des Moines Stage

Mrs A Hankinson of Kansas City pioneered auto polo and promotes the new form of pony polo using automobiles. Forty and evening shows are planned in front of the amphitheater during the Iowa State Fair at Des Moines from August 70 to September 4, featuring short exciting games with college athletes.

A. Hankinson Kansas City Hankinson Des Moines Thankleison Wmnk Iown

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE First National Bank M. L. Brown, Pres C. S. George Total Resources D. C. Tipp Lowa Ross J. H. Gammon Graettinger Ford Jensen Auto Company Graettinger, Iowa Kor Times A. H. Shaver Prop Wallingford Clara Goedditz Algona Will Geinitz Julius Heidecker M. O. Grodland T. D. Collins Sherwin-Williams F. A. Barber Estherville, Iowa Wiegman's Wiegman Cen Spies Bros Joh Jas, Pres O'Conor Mgr Sarmers’ Grain Co Grabttinger Aevator F. H. Green
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