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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1914

Page

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War fronts in Europe as Belgium holds attention

Reports from London and Paris describe fierce fighting along a Belgian front with German forces advancing toward Brussels. British and French troops clash on the coast, while Vienna and Rome report Austrian losses. Other dispatches note Belgian defenses around Liege, and the first major war battle appears to be underway though exact lines remain uncertain.

London Brussels Waterloo Antwerp Belgium Prussia Alsace Daily Mail Diest Louvian Huy Jodoigne Leige Sir John French Paris France Sabac Shanghai Hongkong China San Francisco Leipzig Golden Gate Apia Idzumo Pacific Rome Europe Washington Wilson Africa Togoland Gold Coast Pola Alsace-Lorraine Strassburg Amsterdam Holland William Tirlmont Tirlemont Dinant Meuse Liege Wolff Bureau

Week of Accidents At Graettinger Turns Mild

A quiet week in Graettinger saw several mishaps with two broken arms and a sprained wrist among five injured. Charles Spies sprained his arm while cranking a car. Chris Jensen fell reaching a haymow door. Lars Lind broke an arm after a fall. Peter Duus also broke an arm. Officials discuss cholera treatment debates and the risks of virus use. The Graettinger Home Talent play at the opera house drew a good crowd despite bad weather.

Graettinger Charles Spies Chris R. Jensen Spies Brothers Haymow Lars Lind Peter Duus Henry Brady Dallas County Henry Lau Scott County Opera House Ruthven Free Press

Booster Trip Across Many Iowa Towns Planned

The booster trip for Labor Day Picnic publicity will be the biggest yet, leaving Graettinger at 9 a.m. on Aug. 25 and traveling to Walling Estherville Terril Ruthven Emmetsburg Cylinder Fenton Ringsted Hoping ending back home. Sixty to seventy autos already signed, with a band, basket dinners, and plans to eat at Lost Island Lake. Cars will be limited to a moderate pace, no racing, and repairs by an expert machinist will accompany the group.

Graettinger Wallingthen Estherville Terril Ruthven Emmetsburg Cylinder Fenton Ringsted Boosters Lost Island Lake Jensen Auto Co

Weed law not a joke signals crackdown on Iowa weeds

Final limit on weed cutting in Iowa exposes widespread noncompliance. Officials McDonald and Sampson discuss action at the state house, with hints that township trustees in lagging counties may face prosecution. Fines up to 100 dollars for trustees who fail to cut weeds. highway bulletin notes vast growth and potential multimillion dollar fines.

Iowa Des Moines State Highway Commission Thomas H. McDonald Commission Henry Sampson State House Bulletin the Highway Commission

Hog Serum Danger Emphasis in Des Moines Opinion

Des Moines Aug 17 hog serum risk debate grows with state boards noting North Dakota banned simultaneous hog treatment after extensive experiments. Debate on methods and results continues as officials seek stronger action to curb hog cholera.

Mac State Veterinary Department Des Moines Towa Animal Health Board North Dakota

Iowa Man’s Father Shot While Crossing Frontier

A Swiss elder Frutiger, father of a Carroll man, was shot as a spy while traveling toward America from Switzerland, reportedly by Germans. Dr Frutiger seeks details via cable to Swiss relatives as word arrived Friday.

G. Frutiger Carroll Frutiger Switzerland Germany America

Senator Allen to Sell Spuds in Des Moines Market

Senator Joe Allen of Pocahontas plans to personally sell three car loads of potatoes at two Des Moines market stalls next Thursday as he battles high middleman profits. He owns sixty acres of tubers and will take orders with delivery by auto truck, promising lower prices for Des Moines residents.

Joe Allen Pocahontas Des Moines Senator Allen Allen

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