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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
7
In a real radio family the loud speaker dominates conversations and others fall quiet, creating a one sided dynamic where the loud voice prevails and others refrain from speaking. The phrase highlights how assertive broadcasting can silence listeners within a household.
Miss Marie Loughlin spent Saturday in Mimetsburg and Miss Olive Noble rode there Friday. Mr and Mrs Louis Christiansen and others visited Spencer and Emmetsburg during the week. Several residents were ill, and twelve livestock cars were shipped from Gractinger at week’s end. Christmas dance at Grover on December 25 with music by the Iowa Trio orchestra. Local residents hosted guests from Ames and Kelso for holidays.
Community snapshots record births illnesses visits and holiday gatherings. Notable items include Bridget Nolan returning home for holidays, Frances Lamte visiting from St Paul, a baby born to Mr and Mrs James Andersen, and Roy Gilbaugh's newborn. Local society notes cover card club events, hospital updates, school vaccination talks, and plans for a Ruthven theater production in January.
The Ruthven Legion held a smoker at the club rooms Friday evening. Flu was found in nearly half the herds in the Ruthven area. Two samples of city ware tested at Town City are satisfactory. Chris Rasmussen left Thursday for Freeport Illinois for employment. Harry Thatcher Jr was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
A testimonial from Mrs. A Howard says she feared eating due to prior stomach trouble but after Adlerika she can eat and feel fine. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas relieves bloating and cleanses waste from the intestines aiding difficult constipation, with Frisk Drug Store as the outlet.
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