Obituary: C B Anderson Dies After Long Pioneer Life
C B Anderson died last Saturday leaving a large Palo Alto county family with eight children seven living including sons Lewis Good man Andrew Earl Larney and daughters Mrewis Duns and Mrs C F Spies. Widowed wife Mary Olson died in 1920. Survived by 29 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and one grandson Clancy Anderson who lived with grandparents. A longtime Graettinger resident and early Palo Alto pioneer active in politics and farming he remained alert and engaged until near death. The Times offers sympathy to the family.
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Clancy Anderson
Anderson Graettinger
Anderson
Palo Alto County
Mr. Anderson
Mn Anderson
Local Visitors and Births Highlight Graettinger News
A flood of visiting relatives from Chicago Emmetsburg Waterloo Milford Milford area and beyond share time with Graettinger families. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Schwartz with congratulations from The Times. Guests include Miss Kathyrn Mahan and Mrs Mildred Martin arriving for a mother’s illness. Several residents attend gatherings in Minneapolis and Osgood while others travel to Foxhole Minnesota for harvest season.
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Frank Vasey
Black Hills
Ruth O'Neill
Chicago
Dan O’neill
Lloydie
Paulina
Drv
Th. T. Nane
Kenneth Bevard
Em Mutshorpe
H.C. Kohn
Graettingser
Theo McGarty
Jorgen Anderson
Chris Knutsen
J. M. Robinson
Fort Dodge
Wm. Gallezer
Beverly
Emmetsburg
J. J. Sullivan
Hine
Mankato
Ayrshire
Mary McManus
Earl Masters
Pearl Ericson
Bert Masters
Waterloo
Graettinger
Bennett Thoreson
Lawrence Jensen
Milford
Minneapolis
Richard Schwartz
Schwartz
Fred Simonsen
the Times
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Kathryn Mahan
J. P. Mahan
Mildred Martin
Lyle Anderson
Estherville
Leo Stewart
Cylinder
George Laubenthal
Ar. Wagner
Doris Henningsen
France Cooper
Rockwell City
Adam Luehsingar
Whittemore
L. A
Ruby
West Bend
Port Dade
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Lloyd Luehsinger
Paul Smith
Tig Weir
Frank O'Conner
Foxhole
Amos Mammen
Times
Frank Towers
Jan
James
Pittsburg
California
Frank Weir
Alice
Ralph
Joe Bannon
Leona Tevard
Helen Niehtern
Cedar Rapids
Hans Duus
Laurens
Herke Couple Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs August Herke observe their golden anniversary with a large gathering at the Ter k home. Twenty eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren attend as relatives from several states travel to honor the couple. A heavy octagon cake weighed fifty pounds marking fifty years, while a smaller wagon borne by grandchildren carries the loved ones through the crowd.
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Mrrs. Herke
Doyle
Terk
Leon Webb
Beaman
Iowa
Jack Doyle
Grand Junction
Clarence Wyeland
Wallingford
Alfred Hurlburt
Alliance
Nebraska
Herke
South
Dakota
Minnesota
Innois
Gruettinger
the Times
All's Well In The Land Of Adolph Hitler Travel Notes
A traveler recounts extended visits across Germany and Austria including Munich Berlin Potsdam Hamburg and Potsdam. He notes rebuilt cities underground transit progress brick houses bustling commerce high living costs and a shift to public schooling. He contrasts religious freedom and education with U S norms.
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Adolph Hitler
Ling
Jugoslavia
Passau
Germany
Munich
Chamberlain
Berlin
Potsdam
Aeste
Hamburg
States
George Washington
U. S
Fragmented letter on Jewish influence and rise of Hitler in Germany
The writer claims Polish and Danish Jews controlled German property amid wartime inflation, cites a collapse before Hitler, and recounts emigration to New York and Detroit then plans to return via the northern route to California, framing a personal assessment of economic hardship and antisemitic events.
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Germany
Denmark
Hitler
New York
Detroit
God’s Country
California
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C. B. Anderson
Prunes
Tin
P.S
Hompsen
Mrs. August Herke
Chey Reins
Adolph Erickson Insurance Agency
Esther A. Sisonsen
M. ©. Grodiand
J. J. Skows
Rinso
C. A. Jensen
DREFT
Jeg
McCarty & Olson
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