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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

17

Local Folks Attend Social and Family Events

Local notes report Mr and Mrs Glenn Shaver attended a ceremony on Wednesday. R Crodner and sons joined ovang reliatte meetings at Osprond Sunday. Kenneth Pullen of Nevada and Charley Jancock of LaPlatte Ne Drasta visited Georges Coolidge home recently. A 4 Ruth returned from Miendale North Dakota last week and stays with daughter Mrs M O Grado. Visitors from Miendale attended a Tuesday evening gathering at the Teresdel home in honor of newlyweds My and Owen Truesdall with many young folks enjoying a lively time.

Glenn Shaver Kmimetshire Enders Weduoesthay R. Crodner and Ovang Reliatte Osprond Kenneth Pullen Nevada Charley Jancock LaPlatte Drasta Georges Coolidge Ruth Miendale North Dakota Tie M. O. Grado Teresdel Owen Truesdall

Local notes and social items from the area

John Younker family raptored to Minnesota last week. Fourteen head of livestock shipped from Gradlinger. I. We Richardson is about again after recent illness. M. I. Ladies Aid plans a bazaar supper at Woodman hall on December 17. Mr and Mrs C A Jensen hosted thirty relatives Sunday. Jolly couple Fleming injured in fall on sea covered walks. Canning factory at Atlante Iowa produced one million cans of a product. American Legion dance at Woodman hall drew large crowd with Lachtel’s Orchestra from Milford. Mrs Seth Smith of Ruthven area returned from Des Moines trip and attended services at Shrine temple. about 6,000 in attendance. J. W. McCord of Citizens National Bank Spencer declared assets for creditors. Florida real estate largely among holdings. Methodist church night drew about 150. supper, program, and slide show on Good Will industries. plan for another gathering. Herman Worland visited Estherville. Frank Barrett of Dolliver visited Graettinger relatives. Dorothy Swift ill last week but recovering. Bert Shaver listed as sick. Osher’s Department Store offered free lunch to hundreds. Snow storm December 2 was the first of the season with light, brief snowfall.

John Younker Minnesota Vestock Gradlinger Richardson M. I. Ladies? Aid Society Woodman Hall C. A. Jensen J. A. Fleming Atlante Iowa American Legion Lachtel Milford Ganeh J. W. McCord Citizens National Bank of Spencer McCord Flo Florida Methodist Episcopal Church United States Bert Shaver Osher’s Department Store

Beware of the dotted line and the fold of doubt

A warning piece by W R Morehouse from the Public Relations Commission of the American Bankers Association cautions against signing contracts without scrutiny. It warns that signing on the dotted line to dubious ventures can devastate family savings, cause personal hardship, and even bankrupt a household.

W. R. Morehouse National Better Business Bureau New York Aml WC Gyviugus

The Farmer's Best Way Out From Debt and Decline

Dean Russell of Wisconsin College of Agriculture argues farmers face higher production costs and falling prices. He warns price controls often raise costs and reduce consumption, loans are not a panacea, and cooperation requires bottom up organization. He cites business efficiency, wages, and investments as paths to cutting costs and improving farming. He lists four steps for farmers: become businesslike, adopt methods, rely on individual initiative, pursue cooperative effort without waiting on it.

Dean Russell Wisconsin College of Agriculture Iowa Emdeavor

Graettinger Local Notes And Local Visitors

Attorney Carmichael of Emmetsburg was a business caller in Graettinger last week. Nels Nelson returned from Rochester Thursday with Frank Christiansen. they traveled by auto. Rosalie Laughlin arrived from Omaha Friday for a visit to family and friends. she is a graduate nurse recently working in Omaha. Mrs. Charles Spies hosted the Embroidery club on Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon. M. O. Smith of Osgood was a Graettinger caller Thursday evening. O. C. McAllister and his mother were Emmetsburg visitors early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Foy of Ruthven moved to Estherville. he is district manager for Firestone Tire Co and runs a tire shop in Estherville. Peter Swift reports a strong corn crop this year. The City Meat Market at Ringsted changed hands. Peter Henricksen Sr. is the new proprietor. The town license plates have changed style, with many 1928 plates on Graettinger machines.

Attorney Carmichael Emmetsburg Graettinger Nels Nelson Rochester Frank Christiansen Rosalie Laughlin Omaha Charles Spies Embroidery Club M. O. Smith Osgood O. C. McAllister I. J. Foy Ruthven Estherville Mr. Foy Firestone Tire Co the Times Hts Ringsted Peter Henricksen

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