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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

11

New Press and Folder Installed in Times Office

The Groettinger Times expands to eight pages seven columns this week, with columns longer and 13 cm wide to boost ad pages. A Cottrell Monarch press and an Omaha folder were installed, improving capacity for heavy display advertising. The old press was torn down and the newsroom rearranged, with readers asked to pardon short on news while setup completes.

Groettinger Times Monarch Press Omaha W. F. McDonald American Type Founders Des Moines Iowa Grachtinger Rigotgmite Gradlinger

Warm California weather and hard times in Ruthven area

Walter Henderson writes from Huntington Park California praising warmth but noting rotten business and overpopulation. He mentions scenic mountain passes and gravel roads. The letter ends with Graettinger High School beating West Bend 23 to 17 in basketball, after a 17-17 tie, with Armstrong defeat prior week 18-16.

California Walter Henderson Ruthven Huntington Park Ruthven Free Press Steen Graettinger West Bend Graettinger High West Bend High Armstrong Graattinger Wall

Blizzard Unearths Early Season Storm Rages Across Region

A blizzard raged Wednesday with sleet and high winds starting Tuesday evening. Power outages lasted from 7 PM Tuesday to midnight Wednesday as lines failed in the storm. Temperatures dropped near zero and several inches of snow were reported on the ground, marking the season's first severe weather event.

Faedd Mercury Xaro Ve-Con

Ames team shines at Chicago Live Stock Show

Misses Geraldine Ito and Avia Zelgler won international honors at the Chicago Live Stock Show arriving home Saturday. They topped in canned fruit and second in canned vegetables, earning world high honors. Iowa placed fifth in the intercollegiate judging contest. Marlow Olson, Don Brazie, Win Kohlmeyer, with two alternates, represented Ames. Winds won with 2961 points, Arizona 2940, Cardue 2868, Texas 2868, Ames 2855.

Geraldine Rifo Avis Zelgler Chicago Palo Altolando Towa Marlow Olson Cyiinder Don Drazia Ames Win Kohlmeyer Dine Earth Minnesota W. Samuelson William Mabb Don Brazie Iowa A. Bittanhender W. Knox Winds Arizona Socom Cardue Texas Thao Ames

Teachers study center lecture on renting at Court House

In a stormy Saturday session 72 teachers attended the teachers' study center at the Court House. Miss Ewilio Hurner from Iowa State Teachers College gave a talk on renting and schoolroom methods. D P Phillips spoke on arithmetic at Cedar Walla State Teachers College, using a taxi driver example to illustrate arithmetic faults.

Court House Ewilio ‘Hurner Iowa State Teachers’ College Magon City Sugeesa D. P. Phillips Cedar Walla Stata Nia Mwindtration

Rodman Tas Mauds Full Several Streets Algo Graveled

City of Rodman Iowa prepares streets for gravel due to wet weather. Officials urge maintenance and express thanks, noting improvements will aid travel. Also mentions a large public works project and political convention note from Kansas City.

Rodman Mauds Croy Ritand

Mrs M H Hilton Passes Away At Sibley

Mrs. M H Hilton longtime resident died November 20 at her son W M Hilton’s home in Sibley Iowa. Funeral held the following Saturday. She was born in Norway April 16 1861 and came to the United States in 1883. Ten children survive, including Henry H William M John He A J Alfred M Mrs WH Bosgerby Mrs L M Jackson Mrs Mowry Knutson Mrs Will Paters and Mrs Boyd Hines. The family lived near Ruthven since 1889, she was a faithful Adventist and leaves a grieving husband M H Hilton. The Times extends sympathy to the family.

M. Tl. Hilton W. M. Hilton Sibley Iowa Hiilton Cumberland Wisconsin Mra Hilton Henry Knutsen Graettinger Johanna Jacobson Norway United States Martin H. Hilton Henry H Fairmont Minnesota William M Town M. H. Hilton Jackson Minnexam Ruthven Adventist Church Aind

Red Cross Meeting Friday Night at DP J McCarty Land Office

A Red Cross meeting will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the DP J McCarty land office. Officers to be elected for the ensuing year and reports heard. All paid members of $1 may vote. Gruettinger and Vicinity Branch Red Cross. Various local notes include honey yields, a fatal accident, school vacation dates, and local news items from Ayralura and nearby communities.

Red Cross DP. J. McCarty Land Office Tl. Naac Paulsen Gruettinger Sands of Mallard Emmetsburg Churaday Ayralura Robert Witzpetrleis Grachtinger School Roy Christianson Auto Peoria Miingis George Iowa J. Bergeson Formar Mir Bergason Ho Ia

4-H Club Activities In Jack Creek

The Cheerful Workers 4-H club met at Opal Johnson's home in Jack Creek township with 8 members, 3 mothers, and 2 visitors. November and December programs included head counts, exercises, and discussions on yeast test, sugar and salt effects, voting, thankfulness, Christmas bread and candy, carols, and piano solos. Plans were laid for the annual Christmas party with a surprise program. Next meeting will be at Alleen Tindal's home with January and February programs.

Jack Creek Opal Johnson Fraumerel

Emmetsburg County Agent Change In Iowa

Virgil K Webster elected county agent for Palo Alto county succeeding Fred Clark who resigns to become district extension agent for west Iowa. Webster, a Floyd county native, educated at Ames, previously 4-H member and agricultural student leader. Clark credited for strong county program growth, including 4-H enrollment and local marketing efforts, as Webster prepares to assume duties after two weeks’ overlap.

Virgil K. Webster Floyd County Tomn Clark Farm Bureau Board Hon Farm Bureau Hia Clarke Iowa Jones County Emmetsburg Palo Alto Clark Bidlk Splendid Tilins Tilan Pharelaa Baen Ames Chicago Agricultural Star State Department of Agriculture Maines Hid Webster Town State College Delaware County Emmoetsburg Mear Fred Te Clark Thia Wabstoy Inbora

Two Farm Sales Planned Next Week by Evans and Clausen

John Evans sets Thursday December 16 for a large closing out sale near Graettinger featuring 160 two year old steers, 225 hogs, 167 cattle total with cash terms. Auctioneers Grodland Reeves and Rinderknecht Hansen oversee the event eight miles east of Graettinger starting 10 am, lunch served at noon, five stock in afternoon. Jim Clausen follows Tuesday December 18 with a whole farm equipment and livestock auction including 7 horses, 7 cattle, 30 hogs, 500 White Leghorn chickens, machinery list, hay and corn, with six months time terms and First National Bank clerk. Grodland Reeves again auctioneers.

John Evans Mr. Evans Evans Ith Grodland ,& Reeves and Rinderknecht & Hansen R. M. Butler Graettinger Ia Tim Clausen Jim Clausen Martin Peterson Fallow Creamery Clausen Grodland & Reeves First National Bank of Grachtinger

Denver arrest nets Ben Loughery in Mitchell murder case

Ben Loughery formerly of Sioux City and alias Ban Allen was arrested in Denver, Colorado, on a murder charge connected to the July 16 shooting of Charles Mitchell of Armstrong at Arnold's Park. He allegedly aided a second suspect, Lavery, in fleeing the scene, and was to be extradited back for trial. Mitchell, 32, a navy veteran and American Legion member, died after intruders fired at him in his cottage.

Ermetsburg Ben Loughery Sioux City Charles Mitchell Armatrong Arnold's Park Denver Colorado Ban Allen Dickinson County Orl Lavery Giman and Wolles Mitchell A. A. Mitchell Armstrong

Moping Lady In Hospital

Mrs. Binjor Miner of Hoyiig was recently brought to Palo Alto hospital for a surgical operation. The report notes steady progress with the patient under care and plans for a routine recovery.

Binjor Miner Hoyiig Palo Alto Hospital Blong

Crauttinger Market Report and Local Arrests

Crauttinger market report from December 8 1927 notes hogs at 8.80 and corn at 45 cents while a state officer reports the arrest of Noche North of its city for keeping intoxicating liquors. He is arraigned before Justice Pitter and will face a January grand jury with a $1000 bond. Officers also searched Clouden and Emmet Fowler NE of Cylinder finding Naror with charges of improper labeling and posession. Deputies Cooper Day from Des Moines and Wilson Neiman of Duart-Dadge accompanied them.

Nook Justice Pitter Hilton Clouden Emmet Fowler Cylinder Fowlers Cooper Day Dea Moines Mogars Wilson and Neiman uart-Dadge

Bankers Meet at Fort Dodge by Northwest Iowa Group Two

Monday night 14 county bank officers from nine northwest Iowa counties attended a meeting of Group Two of the Iowa Bankers Association at the Wahkonsa hotel in Fort Dodge. The counties listed include Buena Vista Calhoun Clay Dickinson Emmet Hamilton Humboldt Kossuth Palo Alto Pocahontas Webster and Wright. Other groups in the state will assemble from time to time.

Northwest Jewa Iowa Bankers’ Association Wahkonsa Hotel Fort Hotel Buena Vista Calhoun Clay Dickinson Emmet Hamilton Humboldt Kosauth Palo Alto Pocahontas Webster Wright

State Fair Dates Across Town and Nearby States

A compiled map of fair dates lists Town from Aug 22 to 31 and regional fairs in Minnesota Sept 1 to 8, Mississippi Valley at Davenport Aug 12 to 18, Nebraska Aug 21 to Sept 7, North Dakota July 18, South Dakota Sept 10 to 14, Tri State at Aberdeen Sept 3 to 6, and Wisconsin Aug 27 to Sept 1. The entries cover several states with varied fair windows, reflecting a regional schedule.

Town Minnesota Mississippi Valley Davenport Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Tri-State Aberdeen Wisconsin

Fourteenth District Bar Banquet Set for Saturday

The fourteenth district bar banquet will be held at the Kermore hotel next Saturday evening with a large attendance anticipated. A fuller notice appeared in last week's Democrat.

Fourteenth District Bar Bananet Kermore Hotel Democrah

Griffin Estate Paying Of Action Reports Probate Payments

Administrators of the M. E. Griffin estate of Spencer are distributing payments to parties named in the will. Judge Davidson is expected to slow many of the orders in disposing of the estate holdings.

Tax sale draws crowd in county office bidding lively

A county tax sale was held in the County Treasurer's office Monday with many attendees. Several properties had taxes settled before the bidding commenced, indicating a strong turnout and active participation.

Church Notes Lutheran Services and December Fellowship

German Lutheran service with holy communion in German to be held next Sunday at 2 p m in the Methodist church Rev Otis L Lang pastor St Pauls Lutheran notes Graettinger Ch SS at 10 am evening worship 730 pm South Walnut ch SS 11 am Laides Aid December 14 at Willis Bisgard at 2 L L Friday at 8 and at Willis Bisgard home No service Sunday Rev Axel Andersen pastor

Otis L. Lang St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Graettinger South Walnutch—Ss Laides Willis Bisgard L. L Axel Andersen

Confirmation, services and fund drive at Lost Island and Lutherans

The notes describe First Lutheran Church events including evening service at 7 30 Sunday morning SS at 10 and confirmation class sessions on Saturday at the parsonage. A Gleaners barn sale with lunch is planned at Woodman Hall. December 18 features a confirmation service and a second budget offering. current total 409 85 of 8837 goal. Members urged to contribute at least 8.00 if able. Teachers training class also December 18 at Lost Island with choir and program practice scheduled. The December budget total 626 20 with 687 26 still to raise. A Bible motto and religious phrases appear amid the program notes.

Lutheran Church First Lutheran Ch.l Satuday Woodman Hall Lost Island Lost Island L. Ch Lord Gott John Did Rav Mandanger Prato

Barringer Buys Charley Jensen Residence in Surprise Deal

D C Barringer purchased the Charley Jensen residence Tuesday in a surprise deal. Jensen accepted an offer for his fine modern home in Grachtin ger, built about ten years ago, with possession set for the first of March. Jensen plans to remain in town due to business ties.

D. C. Barringer Charley Jensen

Fenton’s Champion Buttermaker Wins National Honor

A cut of Fred Kucker the Wienton buttermaker who won first honors last week at Minneapolis in the National Butter makers’ invention. Hucker has been at Fenton for several years and has earned high honors at other conventions. He is entitled to warm congratulations of his many friends in this county. Gleaners Bazaar will be held Saturday.

Fred Kucker Wienton National Buttermakers’ Invention Minneapolis Hucker Fenton

Roof Fire Destroys Ruthven Residence on Friday

Ruthven residents report a Friday morning blaze that consumed the roof of the Roy Hagedon home, owned by Mrs Belle Hagedon. Firefighters removed furniture. extensive repairs will be needed. Separately, the Graettinger Times notes printing delays due to a sleet storm, and local notices record council bills and a guilty plea for two residents in Cylinder.

Roy Hagedon Ruthven Hoy Hegedton Bellé Hagedon Times Emmetsburg

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