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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1931

Page

5

State Fair Seeks Ideal Vacation Experience

Des Moines reports that this year’s State Fair promises the greatest vacation value with a two million dollar exhibit expansion over eight days. Admission costs are modest, paving roads and rail discounts lure whole families for days of livestock displays 4 H events auto shows and thousands of entertainment features. Highlights include 4000 prize livestock 2000 farm youth 41 000 square feet of displays and a mid season auto show. Children’s Day free admission for under 12 and Bureau Day with prominent speakers.

Des Moines Far Towa Iowa Dielo Hippodrome Aloyen Bani Aporkera A. St. Corey Midwest

Women's Exposition at Iowa State Fair Opens August 26

The Des Moines Women’s Exposition will be part of the 1931 Iowa State Fair opening August 26 for eight days. State leaders routed two major buildings for women’s features with forums lectures and demonstrations on home economics child welfare education art and related topics. An estimated 20600 women from across town are expected to attend, with exhibits running August 28 to September 4.

Des Moines Spousal Almout Wein’ @ Clubs Women's Farm Buc Teaus Supten Mor Ath

Farm Exhibit Show Opens August Town State Fair

The Town State Party festival features 200 exhibits August 20 to September 4 with 37 leading agricultural projects. County farm bureaus drive demonstrations in alfalfa growing soil testing weed eradication and corn yield tests with women’s bureaus adding home economy and child care displays. Iowa State College Iowa Dairy Council and Vocational Agriculture plan cooperative exhibits and prize produce.

Dee Fofaro Jondora Iowa State College Iowa Dairy Council

Famous Glown Dy Torcite To Headline At State Fair

Des Moines reports that the famed clown Dy Torcite will visit Iowa to headline the Alpha Theatre attractions at the State Fair from August 2 to September 4. Loretta’s favorite role as a policemate showcases this unique performance, with Torcite noted as one of the era’s most laughable public figures. The fair promises an elaborate hip podrome act unseen in many years at the Expo.

Des Moines Spotial Eitens Dy Torcite Ioworite Loretta Crowls Fair Offeriis Unla

NOTED BAND LEADER Des Molher Speelat On World Parade

Internationally known band leader Des Molter will headline a five night open air parade at the state fair. The Highlanders present the lavish World Parade with brief glimpses of hippodrome and other features, concluding with an elaborate fireworks show after the final night.

Des Molher Speelat Itoyal Senteh Highhunter Asnerfen Desder Highlanders

GOSTLY WEDDING GOWN to be shown in Chinese exhibit

The Chinoga Princess Tao Hwa attire will be displayed at the Imperial Chinese exhibition in the Iowa State Fair from August 26 to September 4. The exhibit features gowns and other apparel dating back centuries and includes a torture chamber display illustrating ancient methods of torture from early Chinese empires. This world tour stop marks a rare American appearance.

Dex Abova Chinoga Tao Hwa Towa Wail Bnck Iowa State America

Arid Crossing Tales and Riches of Mohave Desert

A long account traces early explorers and traders across the Mohave region from the Spanish Trail to Fremont and Kit Carson. It notes the Mohave River naming, Mormon Battalion movements, and the deadly Death Valley era. Mineral riches including borax, silver, gold, copper, potash, gypsum, and turquoise are described, along with irrigation efforts in Antelope Valley and agricultural potential. The piece highlights exploration, settlement, mining, and the desert’s diverse flora and fauna shaped by scarce rainfall.

Colorado Ammuchabastte Hoves Smith Lewis and Clark Kit Carson Erving Young Santa Fe New Mexico Colormle River San Gabriel Mission Mexico Los Angles Mohave Southwest J. ©. Fremont Oregon San Joaquin Valley Mremont Suy California Fremont United States Yuma Mohave Desert Salt Lake City Salt Lake Trail Muhave Desert Death Valley Geological Survey United States Army Mississippi River Pacific Ocean United States General Land Office Colorado River Anil Black Canyon Washington Mohave River Gran Ferry Arizona Desert Searles Lake Panamin Ivanpah Bananna Kingaint Ord San Bernardino County Ure Otira Antelope Valley Sam Quita Indiana

Labor Day Committees Listed for Civic Event

A historical notice enumerates numerous Labor Day committees and volunteers led by Finance George Frick and Speaker A H Henningsen. Names cover areas from Tree Street Attractions Charley Jonsen to Distributing Advertising team led by George Frick and Concessions head Max Baumgartner.

George Frick Bert Montgomery L.J. Lewison A. P. Thompsen Raepe A. H. Henningsen Ia O'Connor J. P. McManus Tree Street Charley Jonsen J. J. Sullivan A. J. Johnson Bert Anderson Bart Montgomery Lene Jacobson A. Lisonbast Streat Sporta Adolph Spies Jordan Erickson Howard Horswall A. P. Thompson V. J. O'Connor Gorge Trick A. H. Henningson Roy Bartleeman A. J. Duhn Wilbur Price Palmer Frottem John Clemmensen Nels Nelson Ray Glitter M. Q O. Grodland Max Baumgartner

Desert Water Quality and Surfaces in Mohave Lands

The text describes bitter plant water, spiny desert flora, and perennials with small leaves or resin coatings to reduce transpiration. It notes playas or Wey Jakes—alkali-rich flats devoid of vegetation—creating dangerous drinking water for humans and cattle. It mentions sand deserts, alkali, minerals, and surveillance by surveys evaluating waters for safety.

Mohave Desert

Desert Life in the Mohave Region and Nearby Towns

The Mohave Desert hosts reptiles like rattlers and lizards and creatures such as tarantulas and scorpions. Tortoises and birds are common near springs, with catfish and chub in the Mohave River. Permanent towns include Mohave Barstown Yermo Ludlow Needles, plus agricultural areas like Lancaster Rosamont Victorville Daggett Inyokern and mining settlements, as irrigation spreads and knowledge grows.

Mohave River Mohave Barstown Yermo Ludlow Needles Falmddale Lancaster Rosamont Victorville Daggett Inyokern Sem

Local Grocers and Grain Merchants Promote Sales

Quaker Oats Co urges continued patronage with fresh flour in two grades and a full line of seeds and salt. Graettinger stores tout meats and groceries, with low prices on ham and bacon, fresh dairy, fruits, and vegetables. Farmers Grain Co pledges home service, a wide feed line, and best quality at fair prices, inviting customers to try their flour at in-market visits.

Graettinger Bakery Graettinger Graettinger Jaroery M. E. Raepe Amdahl's Amdahl J G. Amdahl Iowa Quaker Oats CO Kentucky J. H. Swift Mgr City Simonsen Bros Farmers Grain Co McCarty Monagex Graettin

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