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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

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Graettinger A Busy Little City

Graettinger shows strong freight and grain shipments for November December and January with outgoing totals of 810 cars and an estimated value around 500000 dollars. Freight receipts three months total about 41898.52 dollars, reflecting Graettinger as a progressive market point in northwest Iowa. Local reports note public interest and advertising town growth while highlighting Graettinger’s debaters Miss Minnie Henningsen Miss Mable Anderson and Miss Stella Birkland boosting town profile.

B. H.’ Horswel Graettinger Graettin‘ger Grachtinger Iowa Western Union Horswell Rock Island Times Gruettinger Emmetshburg Chris Henningsen Emmetsburg Camp McArthur Texas Mr. Henningson Miss Minnie Pomeroy Estherville Mr. Henningsen Ivery Farmer’s Institute Mable Anderson C.B. Anderson Stella Birkland Northwest Armstrong Minnie Henningsen

Mr Gardner Receives Thank You for $40 Donation

Tillie Carlson notes that O R Gardner generously donated 40 dollars to the Red Cross. The message extends heartfelt thanks and acknowledges his contribution to the relief effort.

Gardner Red “Cross O. R. Gardner Tillie Carlson

Graettinger Service Flag Drive Aids Names List

The Graettinger Red Cross asks relatives and former service members to submit names, parent names, residences, and service branches for a complete service flag record. Mail or deliver to Mrs. J S George or Graettinger Times. Wallingford and Lost Island notices to local Red Cross offices. The Times will publish names weekly until the list is complete. Graettinger Basket Ball Boys In Fast Company shows the team beating Armis strong and Lake Park, tying Spirit Lake, with Spirit Lake and Fort Dodge results noted and a pet project to enter Spirit Lake tournament.

Red Cross J. S. George Graettinger Red Cross Graettinger Times George Limes Office Wallingford Graettinger Fast Company Gruettinger High School Armistrong Lake Park Spirit Lake Fort Dodge Sioux City Graettingers Boys Palo Alto County

How To Find The Man You Do Not Hear From

Inquiries about soldiers overseas with no word for some time should be addressed to W. R. Castle Jr director Bureau of Communications American Red Cross Washington DC. Central Division is flooded with such inquiries. Chapters and Branches can help by printing this in local papers and giving it publicity. Dc W Senebauch associate director Bureau of Communications.

W. R. Castle, Jr Bureau of Communications American Red Cross Washington, D. C

Uncle Sammy’s Minstrels Come to Graettinger Theatre

Returned U S soldiers form Uncle Sammy’s Minstrels and perform at Hawkeye Theatre Graettinger Friday February 21. Sergt Daniel P McCartney known for Chateau Thierry Bacarat Lorraine will deliver no graphic war tales. Tickets advised early as hall will be packed.

Uncle Sammy U. S Hawkeye Theatre Graettinger Daniel P. McCartney Chateau Thieny Bacarat Lorraine France Flanders Field

Spirit Lake visitors plan Rio Grande screen at Hawkeye theatre

Free pictures Friday evening features J. J. Overholt and O. W. Bunklin business callers arranging a moving picture program for the Rio Grande valley at the Hawkeye theatre Friday evening. No admission charge. A half page ad runs in Time this week.

J. 1 Overholt O. W. Bunklin Spirit Lake Rio Grande Valley Hawkeye Theatre

Catholic Ladies Aid Card Party Friday at Woodman Hall

The Catholic Ladies Aid society will hold a card party at Woodman hall Friday evening February 7. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. The usual admission charge will be made. Refreshments will be served. Come and have a good time. Committee.

Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society Woodman Hall

Hampson To Sell His Home At Auction in Graettinger

U L Hampson to dispose of his five room brick residence at auction in Graettinger Saturday February 15. He will move to a farm the first of March. Investigate this desirable Graettinger home if you seek a good property.

U. L. Hampson Hampson Graettinger

Letters From Soldiers For Next Week's Times

Three letters from soldiers will appear in next week's Times. It was impossible to place them in type this week. Submit any late interesting letters from soldiers in France early for publication next week.

France

Mrs Nefstead Sells Farm at Auction for Five Thousand

Mrs Margaret Nefstead conducted an auction sale yesterday at the farm. Prices were satisfactory with the top bid on cows reaching 162 dollars. She has rented the farm to her son and plans to move to town.

Goose Finds Ring in Goose Tongue Near Bancroft

Mrs. R. A. Clark of near Bancroft discovered a child's ring embedded around a goose's tongue while dressing the bird a few days before Christmas. The ring appeared undamaged, and she believes the goose picked it up and swallowed it, later forcing it onto its tongue. The incident was recorded by the Algona Republican.

R. A. Clark Bancroft Algona

Sergt Knudtson Tells of Training In North Carolina

Fallon sergeant Reg Knutson, recently mustered out, recalls training at Highland Park College and Camp Jackson North Carolina, where he manned three inch field pieces as artillery units prepared for deployment. He notes Civil War memories linger in Columbia and reflects on home life after months in service. His brother plans to run the Fallow store in spring, as Knutson plans life back home.

Reg. Knutson Fallon Times Knutson Highland Park College Field Artillery Camp Jackson Columbia North Carolina Sergt. Knutson Lia Ames Mr. Knutson Palo Alto

Knutson Leaves Graettinger Bank for Huntington Cashier Post

Knutson, employed at Farmers & Merchants Bank for 18 months, leaves this week for Huntington Iowa to become cashier of the local bank there. A capable and accommodating young man, he has training from Iowa University and military service in France. The Times congratulates him while noting saddened farewells from Graettinger friends who will follow his career with interest.

Knutson Farmers & Merchants Bank Huntington Iowa Iowa University France The Times Graettinger

Red Cross Knitting Report from Graettinger Chapter

Report shows 327 pairs of sticks 221 sweaters 38 helmets 79 wristlets 27 scarves knitted since chapter formation. Thanks given to supporters by Mrs Chr Henningsen for cooperation and interest.

Red Cross Graettinger Chr. Henningsen

First National Adds To Force J. E. Turner Joins Bank

J. E. Turner of Rodman has accepted a position at First National Bank in this place. The bank's workload is heavy this season. Turner is a son of Joe Turner of Rodman and is described as capable and upright.

First National J. E. Turner Rodman First National Bank Mr. Turner Joe Turner

Graettinger Defeats Lake Park In Friday Basketball Match

Graettinger high school beat Lake Park 40 to 14 at the gym in a fast game. Graettinger led 23 to 6 at halftime with Grachtinger scoring steadily. Referee John O Jertson and Graettinger players Guilford Paulsen Henry Simonsen Otto Spies Elbert Harrington Joe Sullivan Norman Thorson Tanner Jacobson named in reports. The paper praised Supt. Johnson for organizing school athletics and noted upcoming events including a Graettinger debate and a Demonstration Contest.

Lake Park High School Graettinger Lake Park Grachtinger John O. Jertson Jertson Johnson Graettinger High School

Debating Friday Night at Arm strong vs Graettinger

Graettinger High School debates Armstrong Friday evening February 7 at Armstrong. Armstrong, defending price control, has two wins including a forfeit over Lake Park and a victory over Swea City. Graettinger also holds two wins and earned a full decision from Estherville in their first debate.

Graettinger High School Armstrong Graettinger Lake Park Swea City Gracttinger Estherville

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