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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
17
The bank encourages customers to improve financial results in the new year by focusing on growing savings and achieving a splendid, successful year. It invites readers to start now with its services and guidance.
Local notes report J A Spies traveling to St Louis for business and several residents visiting Jackson Minnesota and back home. Mrs Mayme Higgie,left for Pasadena for family illness, while Mrs Gammon and Mrs Petersen relocate to Graettinger and live with Ingvald family. Agnes Anderson's upcoming wedding noted with gifts. Fred Griettinger returns from Forest City after blood poisoning. under care of Dr Hession and on the mend.
Local notes cover residents visiting relatives in Fort Dodge Estherville and Rochester hospital updates. Reports include John Fegum’s new 1923 auto plates, Catholic Ladies Missionary society meeting on December 19, and the Rolfe band’s first public appearance with praise for director Stitch. Multiple visits to Estherville Rochester Grinnell and New Ulm are noted along with school and church activities.
Local thermometers showed twelve below zero at seven o'clock Tuesday morning. The day remained cold and brisk with a continued sharp chill through the hours ahead. Previous days had already been especially frigid.
Mr and Mrs B Hi Horswel hunted rabbits on Monday in Tows section. They returned with thirty four rabbits stored in their hunting jackets.
The town reports its first snowfall of the season on the night of December 13. Several inches cover the ground, turning the area into a festive winter scene as December daylight arrives.
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