Banks Reopen After Financial Crisis Across County
Banking turmoil last week ends as all county banks resume operations. First National at Ayrshire and Emmatburg report substantial surplus funds and partial depositor waivers while Simmetsburg and Ayrshire banks have not yet assessed stockholders. Ringsted banks stay open during reorganization and Terril efforts to reopen face delays. Community cooperative action aided recovery as local towns approach normal conditions.
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Buch & Chats
Natinal
Graettiner
First National Bank
Ayrshire
First National
Em‘mataburg
Simmetsburg
Terris
Farmers Bank Money Woes Ease Amid Holiday Preparations
Business activity resumes after banking delays with Osher Store and Farmers Supply Co reporting steady Saturday volumes. Livestock and grain trades extend to distant suppliers while outside patronage grows due to functioning local banks. Optimistic outlook says hardships of 1926 will fade and holiday trade will surge.
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Osher
Hora
A. H. Henningsen
Terris
Farmers Supply Co
C. A. Jensen
Emmetsdare
Depositera Banks Closed Amid Nervous Crisis
Nineteen banks in this and Kon suth counties closed Friday and Saturday while depositors were vaccinated for jumpy nerves. Some feared a major operation, but all have recovered nicely. Vaccination and inoculation are common now. The crisis has passed and we are tied up, with any further lessons likely at excursion rates.
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This
Konsuth
Vera Christopher Obituary in Graettinger Iowa
Vera May Christopher died Sunday at noon at home after returning from Rochester and Ames for health treatment. Born September 4, 1902, she taught in Bagley and Walla, Iowa, and later lived with family in Newton, Iowa. Funeral held Wednesday at home and M E Church, interment High Lake cemetery. mourners included parents Louis and Mrs Christopher and sisters Cora and Mrs Leon Neefstead, with many distant relatives and friends in attendance.
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Misa Vera Christopher
Lean Nefstead
Newton
Mayo Hospital
Rechester
Rochester
Graattingar
M. E. Shurch
High Lake
Guilford Paulsen
Ralph Spies
Max Baumgartner
Emery
Howard
Cyrus Nefstead
Vera May Christopher
Gruetting
Ames
Bagley
Walla
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louis Christopher
Nawton
Cora
Leon Neefatead
Christopher
Slater
Times
Parenta
Alstera
Mya
Song
J. R
Sisco
Waterloo
Toway
J. D. Charleson
Minnerpojlea
Mise Carol Grerna
Clinton
Towa
A. H
Wallingford
George Paulsen
Lakota
Glenn Simmons
Mra, Honuen
Halfa, Jows
Glenn Kings
Mra
Fred Kings
Misa Allee Kiusa
Fenton
L. Gaeling
Elise Trabert
Lucile Smith
Superior
Otto Spies
Ventura
Gleaners Bazaar to be Held at Hawkeye Theatre
The Gleaners will hold a bazaar in the Hawkeye theatre basement on Saturday December 4. Useful artisans will display wares during the afternoon. A luncheon and coffee service will be available. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Gleaners
Dazaar
Hawkeye Theatre
Mombarn
Lundgren Leads The Field In Voting Contest
Lundgren holds a strong lead in a Popular Voting contest at Farmers Supply Co. with Wilbur Holroyd and Louie Montgomery close behind. votes awarded for purchases and deposits. The prize is a $165 Orpheus radio set, and readers are urged to recruit supporters, note vote cards, and visit the store for details.
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Orpheus Radio
Cabinet
Plaa
Times
Alt, Lundgren
S.ceeseee
Wilbur Holroyd
Louie Montgomery
Charles Luh Cee
J. W. Heidecker
Thos
EL. Bierron
Melvina Landvig
Tru
Ceeyerdeeaty
Wm. Kathman
Wm. Lammers
C. ©. Rucker
Thomas Schuller
H. E. Wikert
Swanson
Gladys Aylward
Melvin Bratrud
A. ©. Christiansen
H. A. Clemitson
Fehn Leonard
Seena
Trona Weir
Seney
Ray Wikerts
Cccececesenner
Farmers Supply Co
A. T. Lunngren
Wilbur Holroy
Lovie Montgomery
Charles Luhman
Bernice Sytsma
Lund- Bren
Farmora Supply Co
Red Cross Meeting Rescheduled To December 9
The local Red Cross gathering moves from December 8 to December 9 at the P. J. McCarty land office. All who support Red Cross work are urged to attend. A review of last year’s work will be given and officers will be elected. A basket social and program will follow at the school in fiat No 8 Tank Island township.
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Varmers & Merchants
RED Cross
P. J. McCarty Land Office
Riley
Wilhachold
Tank
Island
Lars Thompson Marries Ellen Kinard on Thanksgiving Day
Lars C. Thompson of Graettinger and Miss Ellen Kinard of Estherville were married at the Lutheran Parsonage in Fenton on Thanksgiving Day. Rev. Sande performed the ceremony. The bride wore Nile Greer crepe, carried roses and carnations. groom wore navy blue. A wedding breakfast at the parsonage and dinner at the bride’s home followed. The couple plan an extended western trip after a short stay at the groom’s farm area. The Times extends best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Lary C. Thompson
Graetanger
Ellen Kinard
Fistherville
Fenton
New S
Rey
Sande
Willan Kinard
Wm. Thompson
Thompson
Thoy, Kinard
Estherville
Sorenson
Graettinger
Mrs. Thompson
Ames Defeats California 20 to 0 in Football Showdown
The Ames college football team dominated California Saturday winning 20 to 0. Ames controlled the game from start to finish with a standout defense and decisive offense.
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Ames
California
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