Local News Highlights From Graettinger Area
Local notes report Fred Spies and P. J. McCarty involved in business matters in Emmetsburg and Eatherville respectively. Graettinger school Christmas break runs December 26 to January 2. Woodman lodge and Royal Neighbor host gatherings with oysters, card games, and lunches. Several residents entertain friends, greet visitors in Los Angeles and New York, and plan trips. A daughter born to Meggers of McGregor is celebrated. Olive Noble returns to Emmetsburg hospital after surgery, with family hopeful for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spies
Emmetsburg
P. J. McCarty
Eatherville
Corda Ware
the Clone
J. B. Lambe
Buick
Grachtinger
Los Angeles
Mildred
Peter Petersen
Aon Elmer
California
Iyeara
J. A. Jengen
Meggers
McGregor
Mitchell Teft
Royal Neighbor
Woodman
Anns McCarty
I. F. Noble
Miss Olive
Emmetsburg Hospital
Carly
Rubber in Man Measured by University of Pennsylvania Expert
Philadelphia report describes a study by Dr. William Selfriz, University of Pennsylvania, using glass needles and microscopic observation to gauge elasticity in human cells and membranes. Results show frog corpuscles stretch to ten times, human blood to three times original size, with implications for disease and cancer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tita Woder
Wiliam Selfriz
University of Pennsylvania
Selfriz
Irstrument
Claim China formed ancient league of nations in 546 B C
The article notes Prof B J Giles of Cambridge suggesting China attempted to create a league of nations 546 years before Christ. It cites divided regions then, a covenant among states to end war, but two states refused and the plan failed. Three centuries later, Chinese unification occurred under the Ch'in dynasty through warlike methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londos
League of Nations
B. 3. Giles
Cambridge
China
France
Germany
Bears Sold In Virginia Cub Prices Draw Attention
Bears captured near a point where Augusta Highland and Pendiston counties meet were sold at one dollar per pound near Luray Virginia. The mother was killed leaving cubs to be bottle-fed. Cubs drank milk, grew docile enough for children to stroke them, then slept after feeding. They later woke with sharp growls during meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Luray
Bighiand
Monterey
Augusta
Bighland
Pandiston
Milz
Cbs
Local Names Change Residence Amid Business Woes
Mr and Mrs Wm Schrader visited Broch Nebraska on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Henderson, once of Ruthven, left California aiming to settle here again. Henderson was disheartened by Los Angeles business conditions and may return to Iowa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schrader
Broch
Nebraska
Walter Henderson
Ruthven
California
Entemate resident visits. bowling tourney held at Dubn alleys
Mrs. Walter Suckett of Entmate bury visited here Sunday. A local bowing tournament was field at the Dubn alleys Tuesday evening. John Hansen will have to ret busy and revive their Dane team that swept everything before them last year. The Irish and the Germans are practicing for the coming battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Suckett
Entmatebury
Dubn
John Hansen
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Jonal Benk
Graettinger
Mea Ania
Allen Farm
Ant
Sale Starte
Horace
Poland
Hoge
White Wyandotte
Geo. W. Sprick
Shartle
Murphy & Calwell
Auds
First National Bank
P. J. Hession, M. D. Physigan and
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Iowa
T. T. Naa
M. D
L. L. Bindley
D. V
Wisconsin
Lumber Yard
Grasttinger
P. J. Fruesen
A. J. Duhn
Two Town
Sherlock
Frank Brown
Vivian Norris
Alec Corm
T. Sul- van
Thoroughred
F. J. Oualigan
Towa
C. J. Lande
Terris
Parmera Grain Co
Farmera Grain Co—Ady
Guernsey
Ben
Reeves
O. J. Sheldon
Estherville
Estray
Frank ‘Waly, Graettingsr
Dickon Arts
Gyaattinger
Uncle Sam
Pune
Swisa Toggenburg
Rosle
Escallier
Sprand
Panama
Stevens Graettinger
Iows
Perie
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Bering Sea
New York
Giorgio
Ridgewood
Brank Roberta
Roberta
Roggevalt
Roberts
Roosevelt Saijors
Handa
Loas
Wiehting
Bornado
High Winda
Dent
R. M. Butler
Rparmers Grain CO
D. E McCarty
Mor
Amdahl Meat Market
Farmers Supply Co., Gracttinger
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