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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1926

Page

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Charles Lohman Wins Popular Voting Contest Prize

Charles Lohman took first in the Popular Voting contest at Farmers Supply Company, earning a $165 Orpheus radio and cabinet. Jorgen Anderson was second and W. Holroyd third. The final tallies show Lohman with 745,076 votes, followed by Anderson 422,774 and Holroyd 220,302, with numerous other named finalists and prize credits totaling hundreds of dollars. Weather and business woes stirred late competition, but the event generated strong interest and advertising for Farmers Supply Company.

Echarles Luhman Orpheus Radio and Cabinet Farmers Supply Company Jorgen Anderson W. Holroyd Tosle Nolan Ccesees Esses Lundgren Wiveeseeee Kathman S-Bernica Sytama Gladys Aylward Rierson Thos Wikert Clarence Daonard John Viessseseees Elsenbast Frank Heidecker J. Hy v Clemiison Shaney Leo's DeWall Rucker Swanson Landvig Melvina Burg Charles Seeesee Anderson Christiansen A. GC Henry Boecker Schuller Tomsess Ray c Weir Trene Cominy Orpheus Radio Charles Luhman Charles Ed Times Man

Bank For erville Begins Business Thursday

An early 20th century note announces that Bank for erville will begin business on Thursday January 6. The text is fragmentary but indicates the new financial institution opening with modest, interior details.

Wa Trust & Saving Bank Ircitdy Somtrad

Frank Kathman With Rock Inland Company

Frank Kathman, employed by the Rock Island Company for five months, arrived from Allerton, Iowa, last week for a holiday visit at home. He was foreman on the clam shovel in the local gravel pit and, with winter, transferred to Columbus Junction and later Allerton. While at Columbus Junction, he met W. E. Reed of this locality who was there due to his father’s illness.

Frank Kathman Rock Inland Company Rock Island Company Allerton Iowa Kathman Rock Island Columbus Junction W. E. Reed

Mrs Archer Injured In Icy Es Therville Walkway Fall

Mrs B A Archer of this place slipped on an icy Es Therville sidewalk during a Christmas demonstration in front of the Strabe store and sustained a fractured ankle. Dr Wilson of Es Ther ville attended and Mrs Archer was later brought home amid local sympathy.

Ben Archer Estherville B. A. Archer Dr. Wilson Esthervile Archer

Bondhus Gladys Sunde Tie The Knot At Akron

Thomas Bondhus son of Mr and Mrs John Bondhus west of Graettinger and Miss Elizabeth Spica of Graettinger were married at Akron Lutheran parsonage on December 21. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home. The couple will honeymoon in Graettinger before returning to Akron to reside. Bondhus will teach locally while his bride-to-be teaches in Akron. Elizabeth Spica plans a German trip January 16 with a visit to relatives and music lessons scheduled during her stay.

Thomas Bondhus John Bondhus West of Grachtinger Mike Gladys Sunde Nels Sunde Akron Colorado Bond Graettinger Akron High School Times Germany Elizabeth Spica

Police raid nets 1000 gallons of whiskey in Midwest area

A Wednesday police raid seized 1000 gallons of rye whiskey amid dry spell enforcement. Officers also reported additional seizures as authorities clamp down on bootleg operations during a tense holiday period.

Dod Meings Poller MoInes

Skelly Puts Real Gas On The Local Market

Skelly Oil introduces four new gasoline products featuring the advanced Skelly Refractionated Gasoline. Developed since 1922 by Skelly chemists and engineers, the refination system rearranges molecules to improve anti-knock and gasification. The product is made entirely from petroleum with no foreign additives, claimed to enhance motor engine performance and efficiency.

Skelly Chemical and Petroleum Engineers Skelly Skelly O11 Skelly Oil Company

Fire Scare Hits Barbers On Friday Evening

Friday evening a fire alarm sounded and Fire Chief Martin Myhre with his company Ughtora called to extinguish a blaze in the barber shop run by the Misses McBride. The second floor fire was quickly put out, with nearby Myhre and McBride shops among the few open businesses. Joe Carney of the Myhre shop spotted the blaze, marking a busy night for local barbers.

Martin Myhre Fire Ughtora

Will Move To Minnesota From Fallon Farm Ad

M Andersen from west of Fallon plans to move with his family to Wilmar Minnesota after the new year and run a large local farm with his brother whose wife died earlier leaving three small children. He currently aids on the Wm Connor farm west of Fallon and will close out his holdings with a sale on January 4.

Minnesota M. Andersen Fallon Wilmar

The Ancient Highway at Hawkeye Saturday Night

The Hawkeye will feature The Ancient Highway as the first show of 1927 on Saturday evening January 1. The program is described as very good with humor and a lively crowd anticipated.

Hawkeye Gomie The

Den Danish Pioneer Jens Petersen Passes Away at 91

Jens Christian Petersen, aged 91, died Friday morning at his daughter Mrs S P Duhn s home after a long illness. Born in Denmark August 15 1835 he emigrated to the United States in 1895. He farmed in Palo Alto county and North Dakota before settling in Graettinger where he lived until his death. He leaves seven living children, 28 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Danish Lutheran church with Rev Axel M Andersen officiating. The procession proceeded to the parochial cemetery in South Walnut for burial. The Times extends sympathy to his family.

Jens C. Petersen S. P. Duhy Axel M. Andersen Grachtinger South Walnut Jens Christian Petersen Denmark Hae Waa Land Grete Kirstine Nielsen Niola Petersen White South Dakota S. P. Duhn Graettinger Ejlertson Montana Anton Petersen Racine Wisconsin 8. P. Duhn Mrx. Duhn Petersen

Auto Prices To Take Big Drop

In 1927 the auto industry will cut prices with a major manufacturer bringing six cylinder models down toward Chevrolet levels. Essex and Hudson are expected to see reductions, while Ford plans a large price cut. All cars are said to be priced too high.

Chevrolet Essex Hudson Henry Ford

Broken Finger Injury At Meat Market Recounted

Robert Simonsen suffers a badly broken finger while working in his meat market. The bone is fractured and healing proceeds slowly after the accident a few days ago. A sleet storm Wednesday evening and subsequent snow Thursday made walking treacherous for pedestrians in the area.

Robert Simonsen Joentity

Thieves Hit Ringsted Firm and Nearby Sites

Thieves entered Ringsted Auto Company garage and stole $3 in cash and two rims and tires. That night a Standard Oil bulk station was robbed with no loss reported. At Rock Tand depot in Armstrong a bag of nuts from the freight house and some clothing from a trunk were stolen.

Ringsted Ringated Auto Company Standard Oil Armstrong

Business Change Here January First

Carl Miller and Earl Masters bought the City Meat Market from Simonsen Brothers and will take possession January 1. Miller is an experienced worker. Masters is their son, plans include interior rearrangement and painting. Simonsen Brothers may enter livestock buying, while praising patrons and wishing success to both sides.

Carl Miller Earl Masters Simonsen Brothers Mr. Miller Mr. Masters Bert Masters Wesr the Times

Local Creamery To Treat Patrona At Stockholders Meeting

Officers of the Farmers Creamery Co. of Grachtinger will host a free lunch at the annual stockholders meeting. The event is set for Wednesday January 5 with lunch served at noon and the business session to follow.

Farmers Creamery Co. of Grachtinger

West Bend Man Killed by Fall on Ice

Alfred Hullet of near West Bend died after slipping on ice last Sunday. He reportedly struck his head and died instantly. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn the loss.

West Bend Alfred Hullet

New Yong's Danes Friday Dance Event

Announcement for New Yong's Danes Friday at a town hall with a December date. Music by Trio orchestra. Attendees expected to arrive in the evening for dancing and socializing.

New Yong’s Danes T Dmun Towa Wols Coma Hokots Ladte

Hans Andersen Auction Sale Tuesday January Event

A. M. Andersen hosts an entire estate sale Tuesday starting with a noon lunch. Reeves and Goarlund & Reeves auctioneers market horses cows yearlings calves Duroc hogs and farm machinery from a moving estate in Graettinger area. Notes dated nine months, payable after September. full details appear in this issue’s advertisement.

A. M. Andersen Soul Graettinger Ben FP. Reeves Goarlund & Reeves Ing Northest Town Mr. Son Minnesota Timothy Hay Tion

New Barber Shop Moves Across Street to Graettinger Parlor

The McBride barber family relocated from the Carl Spies building on the north side of the street to the south side parlor previously used by Messia. Bartle Wilson also moved to the north section. Local women barbers have operated in Graettinger for years and report a large clientele.

Ih McBride Carl Spies McBride Messia Bartle Wilson Graettinger

Important Meeting At Emmetsburg Next Tuesday

An important gathering is planned at Emmetsburg next Tuesday with Senators representatives bankers and others to discuss road and banking issues. The noon session begins at 12 and the afternoon session at 2. Key topics include the Shal tl way Commission and primary road development along with gas posits and banking questions.

Emmetsburg Tuescuss Road Itd

Annual Me To Be Nex Next Week Creamery Meeting

Several meetings are planned including the Lost Island creamery annual meeting with lunch. A Farmers Gratinger event is noted and a funeral is mentioned for Mr. O'C at home last week with family from Novara.

Share Lost Island Creamery Farmers Graattinger

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