Mrs Sullivan Dies After Sudden Heart Ailment in Webster City
Mrs T Sullivan of this place died Tuesday morning at four o'clock at her daughter Mrs J J O'Brien's home in Chicago from angina pectoris. She was 63, mother of thirteen, with a long Iowa, Chicago, Graettinger and Webster City life, funeral at the Catholic church with a Requiem Mass, interment at Catholic cemetery beside her husband who died weeks earlier.
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Grachtinger
Falher Kelly
Father Kelly
John Grad
Tinger
Eugene McCarty
P. J. Mc. Carty
J. A. Spica
W. L. O’connor
John J. Mahan
J. P. Conway
J. L. Gracy
Catherine Sullivan
County Cork
Ireland
United States
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Maassachusetts
Webster City
Timothy Sullivan
Myx
Sullivan
B. GC. R. & N. Railway
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Goldfield
Hardy
Iowa
Osgood
Graettinger
Mra. Sullivan
Mayme Sullivan
J. O'Brian
Chicago
I.M. Huerts
Los Angeles
John J
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Winnipeg
Canada
F. P
William
Long Beach
California
Jon
Thomas
Redfield
South Dakota
Martin Rowan
M. Moriarity
Nous
Palo Alto County
Mother
T. 8. Sullivan
Harry Smith
Des Moines
Towa
Fogarty
Clare
Town
P. J. Sullivan
Itherville
Margaret Steiner
Armstrong
Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge
Bloomfield Girl Killed When Car Rolls in Snow Bank
Bloomfield girl Boris Sturgeon aged 17 was killed Sunday after the car she rode in overturned when the driver passed another vehicle and its wheels struck a snow bank. L P McKnight of Memphis County escaped injury.
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Boris Sturgeon
Bloomfield
L. P. McKnight
Memphis
Graettinger Plane Crash Leaves Two Hurt
A Waco plane owned by Graettinger and Wallingford Koya fell Thursday evening near Graettinger. Pilot A J Dun ren escaped with a light braines ane while Ted Fury suffered a broken nose. The wrecked aircraft likely will be rebuilt at the factory. A tail spin caused the crash after insufficient altitude.
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Waco
Graettinger
Wallingford Koya
A. J. Dun Ren
Ted Fury
Mgr. Jensen
Farmers Urged To Plant More Wal nut Trees
Farmers urged to plant more American walnut trees. the Walnut Manufacturers' association touts walnuts as valuable cabinet wood and a profitable nut crop. The article notes walnuts grow best in soils suitable for corn and should avoid dry infertile pinces.
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Walnut Manufacturers’ Association
Left For Los Angeles Two Weeks Be
Mr and Mrs H E Wikert and their son left for Los Angeles California two weeks ago. They arrived safely after a ten day journey. Wikert has secured a carpenter contract with a relative in the same line. They report ideal climate in Los Angeles in contrast to the local chilly forecast. Mrs Moaters Nephew is Dead Mrs W C Foster was notified that her nephew Joseph Fenton of Los Angeles died November 16 leaving a wife and several small children. Time extends sympathy to Mrs Poster.
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H. E. Wikert
T Ceirstren
Los Angeles
California
Play Change Delays PW A Minatuel Show
The Dee, 13 the PW A minatuel play scheduled for next Thursday has been postponed one day to Friday December 18. Dress rehearsal could not be held Wednesday evening, so the performance was rescheduled to the 12th.
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Ts Dee
PW. A. Minatuel
Trip To Norway For Buste Jacobsen
Jacobsen left for Norway last evening to spend the winter months in his birthplace. The Times wishes him a pleasant journey and a safe return. Frank Carney called to Oakland California Friday evening due to his mother’s serious illness. Friends of Mrs Carney hope for early improvement.
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Norway
Buste Jacobsen
Frank Carney
California
Oaklend
Mra
Carnay
Death of D W Cameron Former Graettinger Mayor
D W Cameron longtime Graettinger mayor died at home on Thanksgiving Eve following months of illness due to curacmic poisoning. He was 74 years old. Funeral services were held at his residence and the Methodist church with Rev. Fremont Waul officiating. He leaves wife Iris and three children plus eight grandchildren. Cameron moved to Graettinger in 1892 and served about twenty years as mayor, also acting as justice of the peace and constable. The Times extends sympathy to his family.
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Grachtinger
Cameron
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fremont Waul
A. R. Cuthbert
Webb
Iowa
McCauliff
Mitford
R. W. Nanamaker
J. A. Baumgartner
Peter PF
Petersen
Westergard
Earl Lehigh
Wim. Blom
Delbert Warren
Stony Creek
New York
Gruetlinger
Thursay
New York State
Philena Inne Baker
Cynthia H. Yahnke
Buffalo Center
Lodeman
Robbins
Livermore
Alfred Hw, Cameron
Grusttinger
Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Gracttinger
Iris
Train Wreck Near Sibley Kills Two Crew
Two Omaha freight trains collided head on near Sibley during a heavy snow storm Saturday night. Engineer Andrew Peterson, 46, of Sioux City, and brakeman Gilbert Evans, 45, of St. James Minnesota, were killed. Fireman J. A. Bloom of Sioux City injured. other crew escaped with minor injuries. Jury cites failure to deliver meet orders by Sibley operator Herman Wenick as cause. Wenick collapsed and could not attend inquest.
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Omaha
Sibley
Andrew Peterson
Sioux City
Gilbert Evans
St. James
Minnesota
J. A. Bloom
Herman Wenick
Teroner
Lcrew
Wenick
Milch cows auction planned by Graettinger farmer
Tom Hoff of Graettinger will host a cattle sale next Tuesday December 10 starting at 1 PM livestock includes milch cows with possible horses and machinery auctioneers Gradland and Erb clerk J A Nelson provide full details in the quarter page ad.
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Tom Hoff
Graettinger
Des Moines
Hoff
Mx Hoff
Gradland & Erb
J. A. ‘Nelson
Thanksgiving Dinner and Bazaar A Success
The basement of Hawkeye theatre hosted a Thanksgiving dinner last Thursday prepared by the M. IE. Ladies' Aid Society. The event drew strong patronage from Indies and locals, with a splendid meal and a bazaar selling useful articles.
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Hawkeye Theatre
M. IE. Ladies’ Aid Society
County Buys Snow Plow For Light Snow Removal
The Pilo Alto county board of supervisors purchased a new truck with a snow plow for light snow removal at a cost of $6,000. The machine, due to arrive early next month, features a V-shaped plow and removable grader blade for grading. The county now has three plows, two of which are heavy duty.
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Pilo Alto
Pato Alto County
Ruthven Tyce Press
Pheasants Eat Potato Bugs Near Parksburg Farm
Henry Van Haven, a farmer near Parksburg, reports a long run without potato pests when his crop was grown away from the house. This year pests appeared after planting near the house, requiring three insecticide sprays. He plans to relocate future potatoes farther from his home and let pheasants handle bug control.
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Henry van Haven
Parksburg
Ito
Ringsted
The Times Publishes Late This Week
The Times is published late this week due to the death of our noted editor. The office was closed and this week’s paper will be carried over until next week’s issue.
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the Times
N Numerina
Blame It Oe The Sun Helps Explain Light Bills Rise
Iowa Public Service district manager Mr Worthington explains that longer days in June increase electric usage and bills, while December shows shorter days. He notes occasional misreadings but warns customers to expect higher bills as daylight rises.
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Billi Ag
Worthington
Iowa Public Service Company
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