Local notes from Graettinger and Ringsted area
Mrs J C Bosold visits George Bosold home. Schools in the vicinity closed Thursday and Friday for county teachers meeting in Emmetsburg. Miss Rose Bergum and Miss Christina Schmidt attend meetings. Numerous residents visit relatives, attend events, or travel to Emmetsburg, Graettinger, Ringsted, and Oskaloosa. Sales, hay hauling, and home purchases noted.
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Mra
J. C. Bosold
George Bosold
Emmetsburg
Rose Bergum
Christina Schmidt
Ramey
I. O. Wahldieck
Sevatson and Lester wed in Mason City Methodist Church
News from Mason City reports the January 29 marriage of Miss Anna Sevatson of Emmet county and Frank Lester at the local Methodist parsonage. The bride, a well known area girl, will reside with the groom’s parents for a time after a celebration with friends. The groom works in a cement factory there and previously served on the local section.
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Mason City
Anna Sevatson
Frank Lester
Emmet
Mason ° City
Greodh
Suobens
Dane
Postal
N.D
Local notices from Estherville and surroundings
Mary Loeffing and sister Anna were in Estherville between trains for shopping. Mrs Chas Martinson visited her ailing parents. Father ill, mother improving. Gus Merklin recovering from mumps. Mrs Goodland visited her daughter Mrs Merklin. Sadie Aure and Ethel Misener with Mrs Ide Swartz. Frank Irwin from Illinois to settle business. Andrew Larson from St James visited then Went to Little Falls. No school due to teachers meeting at Emmetsburg. Mr and Mrs left for St Charles Iowa. Mae left for Iowa Falls to attend school. Sunday school at 6 pm. Presbyteran church presented a large Bible by Mr and Mrs Nels Pierson.
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Mary Loeffing
Sister Anna
Estherville
Chas Martinson
Sadie Aure
Ethel Misener
Ide Swartz
Frank Irwin
Ilinois
Andrew Larson
St. James
Minn
Like Mills
Emmetsburg
St. Charles
Mae
Iowa
Falls
Conservative Investor Evaluates Crop Yields for Land Value
Government statistics show Iowa corn yield at 61.78 bushels per acre this year and South Dakota at 43.6. To simplify fractions, Iowa uses 0 and South Dakota 40 bushels. With Iowa land at 100 per acre and South Dakota at 26, the implied rate of return on market value is calculated, noting prices of corn at 60 per bushel in both states. Reading reflects investor focus on principal, potential rate of return, and regional land values.
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Towa
South Dakota
Iowa
Lowa
Tates
Dakota
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RAND
Mother’s Club
Mother's Club
Fahnestock
Atlen Nursery, CO
Rochester,n. Y
Theo
Dirks
Graettinger
Fallow
Gaard
Fallow, Iowa
Lost Island Two
Lars Johnson
Graettingeer
Cullen
Keane
Catholic Church
L. P
Larson, Graettinger, Iowa
T. D. Collins
Chalor IN
Sherwin-Williams
Graettincer
Masters Bros
Sevold
He. de Sevold
ADB
Clotana
Orvur
Thoprio
O Crumrine
Crumrine
New York State
Margaret ‘Lorimer
Alva Berkland
Kate Sherlock
Andrew Wilson
Mias Dagmer Olsen Isin
Thompson
Graattinger
Lewis Lippold
Illnois
Jessie ‘Bryan
Young
Nellie Blair
John Smith
Ringsted
M. Keane
Margaret
Gertrude Bryan
Juanita
Elmer Wells
Wilson
Central
A. W
O. N. Young
Oskaloosa
Chas. Blair
B. C. Wahicheck
Jefferson
John Paugh
Wallingford
the Times
Cnase
Waltham
Elgin
John Paulson
the Graettinger Times
Gus Merklin
Mrs. Goodland
Mrs. Merklin
Nels Pierson
Iby
Graettinger Tile Works
Colorado
Naira
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