Dill pickles and weather dampen dairy or farm notes in Minn journal
A mixed readable fragment covers local life in Longville Minnesota with mentions of Mrs Therese Jespersens dill pickles and dry weather affecting cucumbers, a prize win by Cindy Kerr in the Sport Shop children’s division, and social security appointment schedules in Fort Dodge Estherville and Spencer plus subscription reminder. The text includes community names Kerrs Powers Leech Lake Saint Paul and Fort Dodge district office.
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Darrell
Therese) Jespersen
Cindy Kerr
Arthur Kerr
Longville
Minn
Northern
Leech Lake
Kerrs
Elbert Powers
Kerr
Community notices and church directory in Estherville area
Local civic listings include water and light department blocks, county supervisors districts, and school notes. Church roster lists Immaculate Conception, Lutheran and Methodist parishes with pastors. Also features dentist in Estherville, service times, Legion auxiliary president and Lions Club president, American Legion commander, and public library head.
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Am, Legion Auxiliary
Florence Merk Lions Club
Robert Carter
American Legion
Don Moran Public Library
Cora Christophe
Graettinger Community Notes and Local Sports Aug 1940
From the Times of Aug 18 1940 Graettinger items note dry week with good corn prospects. Gradinger band concerts on Grantfinger Street led by D M Bates draw crowds. dairy barn finishing touches at Fred Spies farm. free Monday movies at Fallow attract country visitors. Opening Legion Hall dance Aug 22 with Pete Martin music admission 10 cents. Ruthven Free Press reports O F Spies resigning as Farmers Creamery operator. Kitten ball: Graettinger beat Spirit Lake 8 4 then Spirit Lake won 4 0 with lineups McCombs Young Brockett McKinney Miller Lake.
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Gradtfinger
Gractfinger
D. M. Bates
Legion Hall
Graettinger
Pete Martin
Old Erin
Ruthven
Spirit Lake
Batteries
K. McCombs
C. Young
Brockett and
McKinney
D. Miller
Brockett
Is There Life Out Yonder A New Non Fiction
City Library hosts Saturday and Wednesday hours for new non fiction titles. Walter Sullivan guides readers through the question of intelligent life beyond Earth. The work examines life on other planets, possibilities of communication, and potential risks or benefits of contact. A new member joins the One Hundred Club, Mary Potter.
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Walter Sullivan
Sullivan
ONE Hundred Club
Mary Potter
Mrs
Don Potter
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the Graettinger Times
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Clea Cody
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Spencer Courthouse
Dodge
Palo Alto
Emmet
C. A. Shiley
Graettinger, Iowa
K. L. Johnson
James J. Roberts
North Sixth Street
Fuhrman Funeral Home and Ambulance Service
Frank Furhman Graettinger
Bana
Olene Jacobson, D.v.as
Owa
Ted Knudtson
Lowa
V. G. Rients
Iowa
Bratland
Princess Diamonds
Phon
Emmetsburg
Raettinger
Woman's Club
OF the
John
Poland
Virgil Olesen
Howard Hanson
Wayne Potter
Forrest Peterson
Gilher
Water Depts
Mar Municipal
Kenneth Jensen
Sunt
Howard Suss
Omer Gjerde Arnie Masters
Chas. Burg Dwayne Lammer
Leo Hughes
Mesenbrink Light Plant
Supervisors
County Supervisor
Francis Hughes
Alma Burns
Richard Miller
Alice Yodh
Jack Phillips
Charles Barlow
Ibert Runneberg
Watter High
Lester Johnson Russell Peterson
Merv Thompson Abent
Robert Dawson
A. A. Hobson
Optometrist
Terry I. Anderson
Optometrist Emmet CO. Bank
Estierville, Iowa
Wm. Young
Community Church Directory
Irland Lutheran
Harald Bestul
Gerald Steuve
Graettinger State Bank
Ethel Lutheran Church
C. J. Reitz
Wallingford Lutheran
R. E. Glaser
Immanuel Lutheran
Benjamin Colivet
Graettinger Organizations
Graettinger Businessmen
Avery Bonstead
Helen Kirkegaard
Paul G. Larsen
Central Ave
Mark Tre Ghaettinger
D & E Electric
Thoreron Insurance Agency
Lions Club
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
L. H. Thoreson
Burne
Times of
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