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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1911

Page

16

Wallingford Woodmen Day Meet Kicks Off Community Fair

Wallingford celebrated Woodmen Day with assistance from business leaders and residents. A morning parade, band music, and a county fair atmosphere drew an estimated large crowd. Attorney J W Morse of Estherville spoke, racing events crowned winners including Philip Butler Ruth Robinhodtz Ella Isher and Charles Jackson, while Maple Grove defeated Wallingford in a baseball game.

Wallingford Tha Viattora J. W. Morse Estherville Estheeve Woodmen Hall Maple Grove Philip Butler Ruth Robinhodtz Fest Ella Isher Jin Wolfe Will Fisher Chas. Jackson Helmar Kasa Chas Jackson Joe Amdull Chestar Richards bUc J.D. Ingvald T. Shiley G. E. Moore Brank Weir W. Weir Harry Chasm Lmmet County Limited A. C. McKinney John Horswell Oh, P Frank Carpentur A. Peterson Ohos Tackyon G. A . Humphry Maple Grove Tall Taum

McDonald and Bahls Tie Nuptials at Instwaelk Residence

At the residence of Father Me Novny in Bamemsburg on Wednesday, the marriage of Mr Charles McDonald to Miss Louise Bahls was performed by Father Kelly. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Anna, with Henry Clemmengen as best man. The couple wore a cream and blue ensemble.

Me‘Novny

Not a Sunday Occupation

A Harper's Magazine anecdote recounts Bishop Williams of Connecticut enjoying children. The four year old son asks to see the piggy book, then reminds him on Sunday that they must do this in a playful, catechetical moment.

Bishop Williams Connecticut Harper's Magazine Giait Bishop Bissop

Dodging the Neighbors Dialogue Ends with Wolf at Door

A brief wartime era exchange captures a tense moment as a husband warns of danger while a wife suggests retreat to safety. The line implies imminent threat and a quick, practical plan.

Thackeray Manuscripts Exhibit Tales Of Careless Copy

Thackeray’s carelessness contrasts with the value of his manuscripts on display at the Charterhouse. A "Philip" manuscript was written at the Athenaeum club and left in a cloak room forgotten by the author. Thackeray missed it at dinner, and the next morning, after a search, the manuscript was found in the dustman’s box swept there by a housemaid.

Thackeray Charterhouse Philip Athenaeum Club

Training for Matrimony Amid Remedying Traditions

Fragmentary OCR hints at a piece on marriage preparation or rites, mentioning remedying traditions and a possible discussion of mutual duties. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics or scope.

Geological shifts and river sediment totals cited

A fragment reports vast sediment movement rooted in earth science. It notes dissolved matter transport in the Ohio River basin, annual tonnages to tidewater, and a large prism excavation during an American occupation, indicating heavy geological activity and riverine sediment export.

Ohio United States Pannama

Hen Now Is A Meatizing the Valu Shete

Fragmented OCR yields a garbled local item mentioning a hen, eggs, and prices. It hints at a discovery and discussions of package reductions, a mental financier’s view, and a breakfast theme without clear facts or dates.

Kansas Thaeada

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