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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

Page

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George Sandvig Dies in Timber Accident at Tile Works

George Sandvig, a respected local citizen, died instantly when a falling branch struck him while he and Wm Truesdell felled trees on the Graetinger Tile Works property beside the Des Moines river. Coroner Hennessy viewed the scene. no inquest. Funeral set for Monday with services at the house and Lutheran church. Survived by his wife.

George Sandvig Graetinger ‘Ile Works Trueshell Mr. Sandgig

Ruthven Residents Toast Without Eggs After Theft

Ruthven residents will have to eat toast without eggs for a few days after ten cases of eggs were stolen from a dealer Monday evening. The loss is about $160. Carl B B Jensen will hold an entire closing out sale Tuesday December 18, five and a half miles southwest of Graettinger offering horses cattle hogs and machinery.

Ruthven Carl Jensen Carl B. B. Jensen Graettinger

Tag Day to Aid Tuberculosis Fight in Iowa

Next Saturday will be Tag Day in Gynettinger. P T A members will drive for Christmas stamps and double bar plas to raise funds for TB work in Iowa. Be prepared for taggers and remember the Carl Jensen auction sale on Tuesday, December 18.

Gynettinger Iowa Carl Jensen

Graettinger Defeats Arnolds Park 14 10 In Thrilling Battle

Graettinger coached by Vidt defeated Arnolds Park 14 to 10 on Tuesday night in a tight game noted for fouls and a strong opener by the Sophomores 12 to 10. Green starred early, with Wilmar Petersen and Earl Masters stepping in later. The match shows Graettinger has promising basketball material for years under Coach Vidt, and the team will play Ringstead Friday. Local church and social notices follow, including worship services and meetings.

Vidt Arnolds Park Quintette Ineuls Green Wilmar Petersen Earl Masters MS Wigenbert Dr. Mulholland Aryshire Grasetinger Ander Fidiar Graettinger

Interior Finishing and Wood Staining Techniques

An in depth guide on interior surfaces focusing on wood finishing from staining to filling and varnishing. Emphasizes color theory, appropriate wood tones, aging effects, and the need for an artist's vision in achieving depth and harmony in the final finish.

Agotyro

Ancient varnish history and regional use noted

The article discusses the age of varnish making, noting that Chinese, Japanese, and East Indies used lacquers from ancient times while true varnish production is relatively recent. It credits England and France with the oldest varnish factories and promises further discussion on materials and application in a future piece by A. H. Shaver.

East Indies England France A. H. Shaver

Local Bakery Changes Hands in Area Deal

Wm Raepe of Mallard becomes owner of Gruettinger Bakery after a recent agreement. Wm Taylor, former proprietor, will join his father in running the Taylor Bakery at Dumm ersburg. The Times extends best wishes to both the new and former owners.

Loval Bakery Wanda Wm. Raepe Mallard Gruettinger Bakery Wm. Taylor Taylor Bakery Dwmmersburg C. A. Taylor Emmetsburg Enandsburg William

Westward Life and Electric Line News In 1920s Notes

Alfred Thompson of Spencer, a nephew of Charles Jensen, enjoyed life in the west driving as a chauffeur to Los Angeles and possibly Washington. Lowell Young, son of SR and Mrs, from this place, works as an electrician in Chicago on a high line between Chicago and Milwaukee. The project uses 85-foot towers, 110-foot crossings, and 100,000-volt cables, employing 150 workers and many trucks. A Woodman hall dance with Moore's orchestra is set for Thursday, December 13, inviting all to attend.

Alfred Thompson Spencer Charles Jensen Los Angeles Washington Boston America Har Chicago Lowell SR. Young Milwaukee Woodman Hall Moore

Basket Social and Dance at Huskamp School

A basket social and dance will be held at Huskamp school Independence Dist No 1 on Friday December 14 Ladies are asked to bring baskets Rozella M Rubel teacher

Ladies Aid Society Methodist C. Love C. J. Mekker Tandox Mahan Ia Huskamp School Inde ‘Pendence Dist Rozella M. Rubel

Larson Bride Ellme Gunderson in Livermore wedding

Herman Larson son of local residents and Miss Ellme Gunderson of Livermore wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home. They plan to reside in Livermore for now. Larson, a coast artillery veteran, is regarded as a steady dependable young man. The bride is new to Graettinger but well regarded by those who know her. The Times offers hearty congratulations.

Herman Larson C. B. Larson Ellme Gunderson Livermore Coast Artillery Philippine Islands Charles Jackson Graettinger Bnt

Des Moines Man J G Hightower Dies At 85

Mrs 8 R Young of this place mourns as J G Hightower father of Mrs Young dies at his Des Moines home on November 24 at age 85. Funeral attendance noted and he is survived by his aged wife and daughter. The couple celebrated their 60th welding anniversary last December at the Young home. He was highly regarded locally and many friends express sorrow.

R. Young J. G. Hightower Des Moines

Packers Buy Winter Stock In Graettinger

Chicago packers plan a winter cattle and hog purchase in Graettinger this fall. Ten cars were sent to the Chicago market Saturday night, eight loaded by Mr. Barringer and two by the Shipping Association. Over the past three weeks thirty three cars of livestock left Graettinger along with a car of poultry two cars of grain and a car of household goods.

Packera Chicago Graettinger Mr. Barringer The Shipping Association Raettinger Gruettinger

December Wintry Weather Maintains Mild Calm

The current winter weather remains mild and pleasant with occasional windiness and cool spells. No snow has been observed by December 12 as conditions stay favorable for the season.

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