Graettinger Classified Lineup Offers Farms Pets and Rentals
Local notices list farm animals for sale including pure bred Chester White boar and Poland China bears, two black colts aged three years and one yearling, plus pure bred Duroc Jersey bears. Listings include land for sale, rental store space, and a request to return a store truck postwar. Also found are found spectacles and general contracting ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Paters
Henry Schmidt
Graettinger
Salbe
T. Sullivan
For Sale and Found Items Affects Town Bulletin
A mixed list notes sales and finds including calves, a tire pump, a Howe counter scale, and an old bladed implement. Local notices mention farm goods and calls to inspect items at Charley Jensen's, with miscellaneous farm and household entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
t—Charley Jensen
Lost Island News Highlights From Local Social Notices
Lost Island society items show residents visiting, hosting, and working in the community. Several names appear at Emm ersburg and nearby towns, with Thanksgiving events, hospitalities, and church ladies aid activities noted along with a charity sale yielding a strong price for a pillow slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Chiia Hansen
Carl Bendit
Alva
Esther
Halverson
Martin Simonsen
Chas Christenson
Florence Sandvig
Ole Thorson
Emmeraburg
Red Cross
Andrew Nelson Apent
Knutsen
Jack Rierson
Florence
Gerald ]Thorgon
Ole' Norris
Earl Ingyall
Detherville
Henry Jensen
Batherville
Chiia Norris
Oscar Christensen
Tel Christensen
Christena Knutson
Ness Matsen
Migs Beurgh Sandvik
Tom Holgenon
C. J Lande
Lost Island Ladies’ Aid
Dewnin Baringer
Ruthven
Advice to flu convalescents in era of tuberculosis
U S Public Health Service warns the public against tuberculosis amid a reported one million cases in the United States. The notice urges influenza convalescents to have lung examinations and cautions that lingering colds may signal tuberculosis, while advising against trusting patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Washington, D.C
United States Public Health Service
Arthur News
Holy
Fanyglish Public Hut Service
Fa Hte Ainalysty
Mayland
Rupert Blue
Thay
United Bintus
New York
Department of Health
Framingham
Maas
Banger Signe
People Left Out of the Roll Call at Christmas
An essay-like piece by Gerald Stanley Ce e explores social pressure and charity, contrasting a curator's boastful display with a call to join the Red Cross. It argues one dollar can unite 40 million Americans in support, urging readers to not be left out and to help the vulnerable, especially soldiers’ families.
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Julius Hanon
L. D. Hurd
Dr. Jackson
Teri
Ratherville
the Grand
Allison
AL Hgerty
Dr. Bradley
Esthervirke
Bernice Cushing
Esthervilla
Oliva Ressell
Rehonl
Motherville
N. O. Osher
Reinbeck
Leyi Boone
Ioland
Einherville
Stella Larson
Town City
Clayton Miller
Baby
Boone
Mr. Miller
Dave Ingveld
Lingenfelter
Estherville
Dave Ingvold
Gerald Stanley Cee
Thad Q
Old bin Spear
John Quincy Adama
Bill
Jill
Liem
Red Cross
Sean
Wille
Irgent
America
Moma
Maine
Californa
Una
Christimia Ve
Mar
Kopland
Fila
Ter
Prance
New York
Wolf
Nate
Rler
Tate
France
Rea Cronn
Fed Cross
Croga
Ventina, & Damorrtey
Teffernon
Bayond
AID GAS HEROES AT PAVILION SELLE Vue H ospital
On the Pavilion Sellevue roof near St. Cloud a notable hospital for soldiers gassed in the war operates. Lieutenant Day, in charge, has visited most belligerent nations and earned honors from the Lord Mayor of Worcester and the Queen of Roumania for aiding the wounded and disabled.
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Bellevue
St. Cloud
Bulgaria
Turkey
Worcester
England
Roumania
Our Duty to Aid Soldiers and War Affected People
The wording urges the American people to support the Ret Gross spirit with membership dues and continued aid to givers and wounded, emphasizing spiritual purpose over money. It calls for aiding hungry and injured, rebuilding waste places, and showing solidarity with suffering peoples worldwide.
Red Cross Service Extends to Families at Home and Abroad
The Red Cross aids military dependents in America and Europe beyond battlefields, offering guidance on government benefits and insurance, while stressing that top priority is full care for soldiers in field and hospital. also notes a December Lyceum concert in Graettinger featuring the Saxophone Six and a special homecoming ticket price for returning servicemen.
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The
Red Cross
Battlefeld
WW Aospital
Belgium
Europe
Aly
Nevesunty
America
Oty
Sted Cross
Saxphone
Graettinger
Saxaphone
Hawkeye
Lyceum
Bohumir Kryl
Xylxphone
Redpath
Lotus
Antone Johnson
Soldier Encouragement and Disabled Veterans Readiness
The text urges making veterans feel capable again and stresses that disabled servicemen returning from the front face special challenges. It advocates under the Smith-Sears fund for reeducation to help free them from reliance on charity and to restore self respect and employment. Family support is deemed essential to bolster the veteran against discouragement.
Smiles and Tears at Red Cross Center
Two stories tell of courage and homesickness as stars from overseas visit a Red Cross headquarters. A wounded soldier, cigarette and nurse use, tears in her eyes, and the line about German soldiers precede a second tale. A husky man reads a canteen cook book, tears on his face, homesick and shyly explains the book brings thoughts of home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Gynd
Galr
Red Cross Women Cited For Bravery At Epernay
American women at Epernay south of Chalons were cited in an order of the day for staying at their posts under bombardment for six days. They continued to feed and care for wounded throughout the battle, supporting the American Red Cross chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epernay
Hhalms
Red Cross
What Red Cross Means to War Orphans
A plea from Mrs. Lars Anderson in her recent book on wartime conditions emphasizes how Red Cross membership supports homeless motherless children. She notes the plight of frightened crying innocent kids whose suffering makes other horrors fade from memory and touches readers deeply.
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Great American Red Cross
Lars Anderson
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NASA
Liller
Lewis’ Lippold
John Paulsen
Times Office
Charley Tengen
Poland
Rich Alyward
Duroc Jersey Bears
Elmer Alson
Mitteleuropa
P.J. Hession
M.D
Byos Testea
Ben F. Reeves
Iowa
Aid Graettinger
M. J. Riedy
D. D
L. L. Lindsey
Gammon Lumber Yard
P. J. Paulsen
Naae
M.sc
Orce
Graetting Cer
Grodland
Everal Hundred
Wales
KOTAK
H. V. Dickey
A. B. Shaver
G. F
Knights of Pythias
Clarence Axelton
John Robbins
C. M
M.W. A. Lodge
George, Clic
John, Wikert
J. L. Hampson
F. D. Hurlbert
Creal
Europa
Heaven Help
McAdooa
Wallingford
Lost Island News
Spain
Blue
AID Gas Heroes
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Palo Alto
Alaska
George “Penny Graettinger
Graettingé
Charles Luhman
Graetting
Ladlen
J. F. Noble
A. J. Sohagen
Eye
J. H. Gammon
Bi Arnette
George
G. C. Coolidge
J. Paulsen
Clara Thompson
J. A Fleming Tee
E. A. Baumgartner
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