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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
15
A fragmented OCR fragment references trappers and hunting fines, Ku Klux Klan suit dismissal, bank debt reductions, perjury claims in Mason City, a motor collision near Estherville, and various regional society notes including Osgood and Osage items with names, places and dates noted in terse report form.
Ralph and Raymond Smith of Smith Produce Co. Swea City pleaded guilty to perjury in a federal bankruptcy proceeding before Referee W. Crowell of Algona. They were fined 100 dollars each. attorney J. E. Williams of Mason City represented them.
The confirmation class will meet at the parsonage Saturday morning to organize a new class. Sunday services: Danish at 10 30 a m and English at 8 p m at South Walnut church. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ersen. BP Hanser, Pastor.
A church notices morning service at Graettinger at 10 130 and an evening service at Lost Island at 8 o clock Both services are in Norwegian Language Young People's League meets at 7 30 p m Ash Wednesday is noted The message is a union of two places with the same congregation and language.
Howard C. King publisher of the Clarion News won a libel suit against Fey who challenged state aid to Lyon county fair. The higher court affirmed King’s verdict, noting good faith and an offer to rectify prior statements. The Humboldt Republican reports the ruling.
A Rathven crowd attended a Woodman hall dance in Graf tinger where a local youth who seemed suspect disappeared thirteen caps. Later Kenneth Starkey lost an overcoat and cap after a High School game. With Thomas Conway, they traced the car of a Ruthven youth and found the items in the rear compartment. Officer Schurmann copied the car number for reference.
Iowa State College animal husbandry guidelines warn brood sows must not gain more than nine pounds daily to stay in peak condition for farrowing. Limit grain rations and provide ample roughage. avoid moldy seeds and leguminous hays like clover and alfalfa to prevent abortion risks.
Ab Ellingson and Mrs Ellingson visited Monday evening at H H Sandvik home. Mrs Anfin Rierson hosted Meg tray Ladies Aid last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jake Nyborg spent Wednesday in Superior visiting Mr and Mrs Ted Thorson. Manly Hampson called on Graettinger Thursday. Mrs Pete Jensen visited in Sheffield Friday afternoon. H H Sandvik and daughter Veneta were Graettinger visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Jake Frick went to Estherville Thursday.
Graettinger girls defeat Ruthven 39 to 22 with a second half surge while Graettinger boys fall 16 to 6 to Armstrong. Ruthven girls cheer for Graettinger, and readers urge improved school ventilation and PTA library donations. Christmas vacation nears after four months of school.
Palo Alto county farmers may win a large silver trophy awarded by the First National Bank of Emmetsburg for the best 10 ears of corn at the state corn show in Ames. The cup is for Iowa farmers, January 20 to February 3, and past winners G W Giffin James Hamilton G Blaine Turge are barred from further entry.
Iowa farmers are invited to enter corn and grain for the 20th annual State Corn Show to be held late in January in the new Armory. The event, under the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association, offers a $2000 cash premium list and includes 70 leading corn varieties in its yield test.
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