Wallingford Short Course prizes tally at December show
A long list of winners from the Wallingford Short Course held December 13 and 14 credits Julius Anderson and Olen Anderson with multiple prizes in corn, apples, canned goods, and cakes. Other names include Elsie Amdahl, Christine Anderson, Lola Burns, John Benesh, H. Oransky, and the Syndicate Clothing Co. The piece notes judges and patrons and ends with a continuation reference to Page Seven.
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Wallingford
Julius Anderson
Olson
Sconberg & Kilgore
Olen Anderson
Wilder Variety
Elsie Amdahl
Gunda Egertson
Syndicate Clothing Co
J. Egertson
Duree
Ole. Egland
Oles ‘Land
Herby Egertson
Ellsworth
Poultry’ Club
Penn
Moise
C. W. Schwitters
Poultry Club
Burt & Jones
Moise, Burt & Jones
Untitled fragment hints at local millinery shop scene
A fragmentary snippet mentions millinery items and townsfolk. Names and places are unclear, but the text suggests a local shop context with people and possible weather or wind references.
Store Changes Hands at Windsor Hotel Building
Disjointed notes describe the Windsor Hotel area including a sale of the building, new proprietor Paulgen, and changes in occupancy. References to Mees Simonsen and J. P. occupied by R. act hint at tenants. Weather mentions indicate cold December to January conditions.
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Windsor Hotel
Tole Place
Per
Robertimonsen
Windsor
Paulgen
Carento
Simonsen
Ixnutjolstad
John Mutinens
Uintil
J. P
R. Act
Giffin murder case upheld by Supreme Court
Grant Giffin, previously sent to the pen for the murder of his father in Ringsted, lost a Supreme Court appeal last week. The court affirmed the lower court, ensuring he will spend the remainder of his life in prison. The case drew wide attention in the region.
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Grant ‘Giffin
Supreme Court
Grant Giffin
Giffin
Hved
Ringsted
Estherville
Cornell Defeated Ames In Fast Cage Contest
Ames, Dec 16 Cornell college beat Ames 31 to 24 in a season opener marked by smooth teamwork and sharp shooting. Captain Pinky Green paced Ames with 10 points, while Sagle and Paulson led Cornell with multiple field goals and free throws. The Ames defense contained Whitestman before Cornell pulled away 16 19 at halftime and maintained the lead. The report notes fumbling by Ames and strong local ties with Graettinger players. Theodore Peyton then shot a timber wolf near Graettinger, delivering the hide for a $12 bounty and noting west-area wolf infestation.
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Ames
Cornell College
Sagle
Paulson
Cornell
Cyclones
Tanner Jacobsen
Olene
Dacodson Brothers
Graettinger
Theodore Peyton
Graettinrey
Emmetsburg
Schools To Have Two Weeks Vacation For Pupils And Teachers
A public school system will pause classes for two weeks starting Friday. Pupil instruction will resume after the break, with teachers enjoying the interim period.
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Tinger
Anne
Johnsons Brother Dies In Pleasantville Rural Notice
Pleasantville resident Geo B Johnson’s brother, about sixty, died Monday evening. He leaves three brothers, S A Johnson of Cordova, Fred Johnson of Des Moines, and George B Johnson of Graettinger, plus sister Myrtle Hollingworth of Walnut Grove MN. Funeral planned today. John son expresses sympathy. Also: J Paulsen sold 106 acre farm west of Graettinger to C M Nolan at $200 per acre. no buildings. cash-style transaction. adjacent to Nolan residence.
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Lm, Johnson
Pleasantville
Geo. B, Johnson
East of Town
Johnson
George B
Grachtinger
S. A
Cordova
Fred Johnson
Des Moines
Myrtle Hollingworth
Walnut Grove
Minnesota
P. J. Paulsen
J. Paulsen
Graettinger
C. M. Nolan
Mr. Nolan
Corn experts predict dollar corn by next May
Iowa corn experts forecast corn reaching the dollar mark by next May. The predicted spike would benefit farmers nationwide, with comments noting Iowa corn quality and market potential. Republican speaker sboldt comments quoted.
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Iowa
Towa
Chicago
Humsboldt
Man to Man at Hawkeye December 28
The Hawkeye theatre will show Man to Man starring Harry Carey on Thursday evening December 28 under Graettinger Bachelor Club auspices. A dance follows the 7:45 start with music by the Bartleman orchestra. Admission is 85 cents for the picture and 50 cents for the dance.
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Hawkeye
Gracttinger Bachelor Club
Harry Carey
Hawkeye Theatre
Graettinger Bachelor Club
Bartleman Orchestra
Noties
Legion, Auxiliary
Auxiliary of the, American Legion
Vécy
Domortant
Mrs
Frank
Lair Teiakeine
Market and Livestock Sale in Graettinger Saturday
Market and Livestock Sale in Graettinger will be held at the City Feed Shed on Saturday December 23 28 with a market sale in connection. B B Barton will auction cattle horses machinery household goods poultry and more starting at ten o clock with a free lunch at noon. Everette Climer closes out December 28 offering 112 head livestock 21 horses and mules 44 cattle 47 hogs and farm machinery plus a 1917 Ford car. M Stinberger sale January 3 will feature 7 work horses 28 cattle 16 spring shantes and farm machinery. Hail insurance money paid for summer storms arrives in time for Christmas relief.
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B. Barton
Graettinger
Barton
The
Times
Everette Climer
Dee
Everette. Climer
Sele
Glimer
M. Stinberger
I Graottinger
Santa Claus
Merry Christmastime Wishes From All The Times
The notice extends holiday greetings to readers and friends of the paper, hoping everyone near and far shares warmth across old and young, with a note of community cheer from the publication.
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Merry Chiiatmay
Merry. Chittatmas
Splendid Holiday Business In Town Graettinger
The 1922 holiday season brings record crowds to Graettinger stores in northwest Iowa. Purchases run into thousands of dollars as the town is noted for vigorous retail trade. A poultry buyer spent 1000 dollars on poultry last Saturday and 500 dollars on Monday. Five to nine carloads of live stock are shipped each Saturday and grain traffic is rising. Read the Graettinger Times ads to see the lively local commerce.
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Graettinger
Iowa
Graettinger Times
Wonderful Year End Bargains For 98e
A local store advertises year end sale items priced at 98 cents including aluminum ware and white enameled ware with new lines added. Early shoppers urged to choose while supplies last.
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Learking
Charley Jensen
Mallard Teams Trim Locals in Surprise Games
Mallard girls win 52 to 9 over Graettinger while Mallard boys fall 44 to 18. Miller refereed the boys game, with Mallard displaying sharp shooting from center and strong defense. Next, Mallard faces Audubon in December 28 and 29 as Palo Alto county hails the team.
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Graettinge
Mallard
Oya
Miller
Plover
Bes Ltwee
Graettinger
Audubon
Depie
Palo Alto
J County
Groettinger
Christiansen
Nelstead
Kathryn
Helen Leve
Kathyy
Mary € Kraven
Viola
game—Mallard Graettinger
Janta
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Strauso
Y. Johnson
Nve
Grant
Geo B
Monty
John B. Useless, Esq
Scscscse
Astees
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