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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1914

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Booster Trip Report and Wartime Flight of Iowa Doctors

A booster trip to advertise the Labor Day Picnic faced morning rain but finished successfully with thirty-five carloads of supporters, ending in Graettinger and Ringsted. Separately, Iowa doctors Kurg Joynt and Elmer Weik fled Europe during wartime, enduring peril from bombs and military guards, traveling through Berlin and London to reach America, then returning home via Quebec after a harrowing journey.

Boosters Terril Ringsted Graettinger

Auto racer Wishart killed in Elgin road race crash

Spencer Wishart, veteran auto racer, led the 801 mile Elgin national road race before his car overturned Saturday afternoon. Mechanician John Jenter badly hurt. Wishart suffered multiple injuries and both were rushed to hospital unconscious. Mrs Wishart cheered as he passed. accident blamed on furious pace. Wishart had averaged nearly 78 mph for most of the race, about 5 mph faster than the former record.

Spencer Wishart Sioux City John Jenter Wishart

Stamps To Issue Two And Five Cent Peace Seals

Postmaster General Burleson announces a new postage stamp issue to mark the centenary of peace between the United States and Great Britain. The two cent stamp portrays a hemisphere with an American female figure and Britannia clasping hands across it, while the five cent stamp features a winged figure with the dove of peace. Both carry the word Peace and the dates 1814 1914.

Burleson United States Great Britain

Gr over Man Fatally Stabbed After Refused Quarrel

Two incidents are reported. Gruver resident Griese died from stab wounds sustained during a dispute while near Gruver. Ryan, the alleged assailant, surrendered in Minnesota after a countrywide search, with a sheriff’s inquiry ongoing at Estherville. Pope Pius X died in Rome after pneumonia, amid wartime grief. born 1835, priest 1858, bishop 1884, cardinal 1898, pope since 1908.

Pope Pius X Rome

Auto Turns Turtle Dr Waite in Michigan auto crash near Ringsted

A powerful Michigan auto driven by Dr Waite and with Mr Stehle from Fenton overturned twice two miles south of Ringsted Sunday evening. Stehle was thrown clear. Waite pinned beneath the car as gasoline leaked and a fire started. Witnesses helped, doctors arrived, Waite to N H Nelson home, Stehle to his Fenton residence. Waite suffered rib and lung injuries, hand cut, while Stehle had a badly broken collar bone. Both men likely to recover after a near fatal crash caused by drinking and disorderly conduct at a ball game earlier. They also dragged a buggy at the livery barn before leaving town.

Dr. Waite Michigan Auto Ringsted Stehle Fenton Luke Schmidt Waite N. H. Nelson Steele Main Street

Tuberculosis is Preventable Special from Des Moines urges open air living

Evidence mounts that open air living reduces tuberculosis and other diseases. Des Moines notes that sleeping outdoors, even in winter, boosts resistance, with many residents visiting Oakdale Sanatorium for treatment and retraining. Emphasis on staying long enough per physician guidance to avoid relapse. Injured by Auto Tire Titanka teen seriously hurt when tire ring struck temple. skull bone removed. condition precarious.

Des Moines Great Stairs Oakdale Royal Highway der. Scarborough Towa Herbert Callies Titanka Tie

Wedded Yesterday At H N Osher Home

A pretty wedding was held Wednesday August 25 at the Osher home in this city for Lydia Ingeborg Englund and Fritz William Englund. Rev Cuthbert officiated in a yellow and white parlor ceremony followed by a dinner repast and plans for a Minneapolis honeymoon. The bride, educated at Estherville and Iowa City University, taught math last year in Audubon. the groom, a rising dentist from Muscatine, will start married life with bright prospects.

H. N. Osher Lydia Ingeborg Fritz William Englund Cuthbert M. E. Church Mable Oscar i Englund Minneapolis Muscatine Estherville High School Iowa City University Audubon High School Inglund

War correspondence trials in occupied Belgium

A private letter from a Twelish correspondent with Belgian forces describes wartime travel hurdles. Despite a pass from the war office and a signed general seal, locals refuse recognition. Peasants and youths patrol villages, detaining travelers outside Brussels and demanding papers during police searches.

Belgium Brussels

Judge Quarton Gains Favor in Algona Campaign Visit

The progressive candidate for Congress, Judge Quarton of Algona, engaged voters in the vicinity Saturday night. He delivered a strong street corner address but could not be present for the later office function due to duties there. He left with many friends in Titonka and area.

Judge Quarton Algona Congress Haing Jad Titon

Swea City Farmer Lands 400 Acre Muskeg Farm Near Little Falls

Knutson, a Swea City farmer, bought a 400 acre estate two miles from Little Falls Minnesota for 70 dollars per acre. The property features a 20 room mansion with eight granite fireplaces oak and bird's eye maple woodwork, 200 rods from the Mississippi, two furnaces electric lights a sensing system and modern improvements. An 80 acre surrounding park and 200 acres cleared with the rest timber complete the holding once owned by Major Moral a Minnesota political figure and millionaire. The seller urged rapid closing after Major Moral’s death, resulting in the unusually low price.

Chas, Knutson Swea Little Falls Minn Knutson Major Moral Minnesota

Accidental Arm Injury From Threshing Machine

Dan Hickey suffered a severe arm injury while operating a threshing machine. While reaching for a dropped oil can near the separator, he neared the knives and sustained deep slashes to the arm muscle, requiring many stitches. Dr. Cresmeyer treated the wounds. recovery was gradual.

Dan Hickey Cresmeyer

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