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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
15
Local items recount visits by Meele Misener and Fred Hurd, construction of a hog house, threshing near Graettinger, a wedding surprise between Lewis Segatson and Mildred Duhy, and a near disaster at an air show. Community churns with farm work, school progress, births, and a spate of social visits across Estherville Ruthven Lost Island and surrounding towns.
Central Lost Island resident Mrs Badke of Torrl visited the Augirat Badke home with Holte and daughter Marie. Graettinger saw Mrs Ed Hmingson of Minnesota visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H H Sandvik. Charley Higgins and son Carl visited the Win Trucks Thursday. Nels Hauge was there Friday and Ludvig Bootiner called on friends Nels and Otis Hauge Thursday. Mrs Rachel Holte and brother Ralph visited the Nola Smith home. Mr and Mrs Hans Anderson and Will Hangen visited Ruthven Thursday. Worris O Neale visited his friend Norris Sunday at Graettinger. Henry Abee was at Graettinger Saturday with Henry and Will Dewall. Mrs Rachel Houta, her sister Marie and brother Ralph visited Joe Gabrielson’s home Saturday afternoon. Lille Hansen is visiting Will Went on WASA sees Hauge Bent Saturday evening in Graettinger.
Hoping News Misa Cloyetta Green visits friend Misa Lydia Luhman this week. Mr and Mrs J C Bosold celebrate a baby girl born Thursday Aughatay. Congratulatory notes describe a busy period with harvest pauses and a social gathering at Woodman hall in Grach tinger Saturday evening. University f
An agricultural note discusses oats costs per acre around 8 dollars for 1921 estimates, with 1910s survey data listing per acre costs totaling 15.09 dollars. It notes possible reductions to 8 dollars and mentions oats as a necessary crop. A pie making tip from USDA experts advises baking under crust to a lightly brown color to reduce sogginess. Also home economy tips cover handling dough rapidly in hot weather. Community notices include lodge and auxiliary meetings with schedules and officers.
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