Two Deaths During The Past Week
Two local deaths are noted with John Mahan dying Friday morning at 11 a m at his parents’ home. He was 26 and the funeral was held Monday at 9 a m at the Catholic church with burial at Emmetaburg. Also reported is the death of Jacob Krebs who passed away at his stepdaughter’s home and was buried after a requiem high mass at the Catholic church. Krebs, born in 1841 in Rockuben Germany, was 87 last January and had lived in the area for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahan
J. P. Mahan
Father Kelly
Emmetaburg
Mary Currans
Lillian Bradley
Evelyn Cahill
Madeline Bradley
Kathryn Currans
Evelyn Bradley
Jos Bradley
Wm. Littleton
Frances Currans
Herold Bradley
Joe Currans
Edward Bradley
John Joseph Bradley
Palto Alto County
Avery
R. E. Martin
Chicago
George Jenkins
Iona Tha
Wilfred Jenkins
Robert Martin
Jacob Krebs
B. Eisenbast
Krebs
B. KR
Grant“tinger
M. Woltholzer
Fred Spies
Sars Spies
D. B W. McCarty
P. J. McCarty
Rockuben
Rhinnfalz
Germany
Tates
Graettinger Market Report February 16 1928 Hogs and Cattle
Market notes from Graettinger dated February 16 1928 show hogs trading around 78.55 in Chicago top. The report lists hogs and corn related figures with sparse pricing and date notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Chicago
Syi
Eees
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Richardson couple
About fifty friends gathered at the Richardson home to mark their golden wedding on the 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson wed in Livingston County Illinois on January 31, 1878 and have long resided in the county. The Times extends hearty congratulations and wishes them many happy returns as they celebrate. Otto Appel sale set for Saturday February 18 features 14 head of horses and mules and 10 head of Holstein cattle with three days trial on horses. Grovand Reeves auctioneers and H A Elsenbast clerk. See quarter page ad for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. &. Richardson
Richarison
Richardson
Livingston County
Llinolas
Otto Appel
Thin City
Harsea
Grovand & Reeves
H. A
Business Change In Graettinger Tonight
A business change takes place in Graettinger as J L Grady disposes of his poultry and cream establishment to R W Nahama ker and a gentleman from southwest of Graettinger. Grady has run the business four years with strong patronage and plans to return to Graettinger. The new owners wish success to both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
County urged to take over cemetery road east of Graettinger
J A Carlton from northeast of Graettinger told the Times of Flea on Tuesday that the county should assume responsibility for the mile of gravel road east of Graettinger named the cemetery road. He notes it links Emmet and Palo Alto network main graveler roads and urges more gravel and patrolling unless trustees can fund it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Carlton
Graettinger
Emmet
Palo Alto
Graettinger Livestock Shipments Reported for Year
Damaged OCR fragment notes Graettinger shipped live stock 801 head for the year. Mentions 50-50 car deck ratio and total shipments 884 head. Notes figures unclear and partially distorted by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Iyear
Graattingers
AY caucus at hall Schoool
A concise note reports a caucus event at a hall associated with AY, with unclear spelling and fragmented wording. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment, leaving the purpose and participants unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Schoool
Ly. Fi
Young Couple Married at First Scandinavian Lutheran
A February 11 1928 wedding united Clarence Christianson and Mary M Thownpacn at First Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev Montdinger officiated with Herman Jennen as best man and Glare Thompeen as bridesmaid. Music by Viola Anderson and Thyto Thoreson sisters. The couple will honeymoon then live on Peter F Peters ken farm south of Fallow and start housekeeping after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christianson
Charles Christianson
Mary M. ‘Thownpacn
John Nelson
Montdinger
Herman Jennen
Glare ‘Thompeen
Viola Anderson
Thyto V Thoreaon
Lily Samling
Mikses
Thyra Thoreson
Lily Stndvig
Gui
Vid None
Losterland
Xtonda
Chelae
Unclear OCR snippet from historical page
Fragmentary text appears to reference meetings and names but lacks coherent facts or context to form a proper summary. No identifiable events or entities can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Community notice from Gh 8 Pheas Aaya segment
Local community bulletin references a gathering at the Gh 8 site with no clear date or full details. The fragment mentions the Fn Ni AG NEG and a wren, but lacks coherent context or actions.
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Pheas
Palo Alto Cage Tourney Opens At Emmetsburg
The Palo Alto county basketball tournament starts at Emmetsburg with Rodman vs Ayrshire at 7:90 and Mallard vs Ruthven at 8:30. Winners advance to Friday and Saturday games as the field is set, with Graettinger West Bend and Curlew Emmetsburg among matchups and Gruttinger favored to contend for county honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
Rodman
Ayrshire
Brallard
Ruthven
Rodman-Ayrshire
Curlew
Gruettinger
Woat
Roilman Vec
Cylinier
Mallarva
Immersburg
West Bend
Graet
Temmersburg
Mallard
Graettinger
Dolliver
Dols River
Gruatlinger
Emmeteburg
Chalk Talk Program Monday Night Invite
A Chalk Talk program is announced for Monday night at 7 with a tall guest panel. Attendees are invited to join the event and hear insights from the invited participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cifef dl
Harness Sale Promises Quick Gains for Farmers
A Northwest Iowa harness shop offers prices well below replacement costs. Mr Baumgartner notes his early purchases fuel today's savings and predicts harness prices will rise within a year. Farmers are urged to buy harnesses now as an investment against future higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Daumegariner
Grachtinger
Northwest Iowa
Baumgartner
Gammer
Omaha
Mrs Luke Sr. Dies. Funeral Set In Graettinger
Mrs Luke Sr. died at home southeast of Graettinger after a short illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at the Catholic church in Graettinger. In California news, Mr and Mrs G B Johnson shared letters and photos from son Leonard and wife of Prado. They describe fruit show displays, mountain trips, and life in the orange district with references to snow, vineyards, and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Graettinger
Ata
California
G. B. Johnson
Leonard
Prado
Johnson
Prada
Orange District
Reeton
Vail
Sut Bernatting
Big Boar Lake
Lion Farm
Gou
Los Angeles
Mr. An Mya
Vangle Reyes
Farmers Urged to Attend Farm Business Short Course
Farmers are urged to enroll in a Farm Business Short Course offering practical training in budgeting marketing and farm management. The program welcomes those seeking to improve financial planning cost control and efficiency in agricultural operations with sessions on recordkeeping and enterprise analysis.
Graettinger Creamery Shows Strong January Output
The Graettinger creamery produced 17,874 pounds in January, compared with 18,478 pounds the previous January, marking about a 27 percent rise in dairy business in the area. Officers praise the butter maker for the impressive January performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenis
Snonth
Gractinger
Sibi i
Towa
Graettinger Araamory
Live Stock Meet Draws Large Attendance at Graettinger
The Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping association held its annual meeting at Woodman hall with a big free lunch for over a hundred. Reports showed a 25 percent rise in business since 1926, and speakers from Northwood and Chicago discussed market features and dissetlation. Officers were re-elected, new member signups were recorded, and a note of thanks was given to Osher Department store for coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association
Woodman Hall
Sedra
Fary
Webster
Sam Thompson
Amed
Graettinger
Fiatness
Northwood
Iowa
Ole Kableem
Chicago
Kelly
A. ¥. Bormann
George Graettinger
M. L. Murphy
Jacob Frick
Osher
Chi- Chee
Fem
Hew
T. W. Doyle Sale At Graettinger February 23
T W Doyle, southwest of Graettinger, holds an entire closing out sale Thursday February 23 starting 10 am. A free lunch at noon, then remaining property sold. Livestock includes sound young work horses and Milch cattle, plus 20 head of Duroc Jersey sows and various machinery, household goods. Terms six months. Greenland Reeves auctioneers H A Hilsand bust clerk. Everything sold without reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Doyle
Doyle Howl
Quest
Doyle
Hiead
Duroc Jevney Howe
Grodland & Reeves Ave
H. A. Hlsanbust
Graettinger Times Offers Best Wishes for Local Vendor
A garbled report from Graettinger mentions a local vendor, Reynolds New Standard, and Homer in a rekindled business setting. The Times extends success wishes and notes readers may contact vendors for prank advice by telephone if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Reynolds
Reynold
Graettinger
Homer ‘E Nena Mie
Shin
Huntlex
Bnd
Times
Sam
New Star Market Day Sale Preview At Gleam Market Day
A fragmentary notice describes a demonstration cat and a market day event led by Gracttinger on Web. 26 and Saturday Feb 25. It mentions a big sale ahead of Siete and notes property expected to be salted in a tract of 60 long and three lots.
Social Dance Planned at Waadman Hall Next Tuesday
A social dance is announced to be held at Waadman Hall next Tuesday evening. Organizers invite attendees to join in a community event featuring music and dancing in a friendly local setting.
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Waadman’ Hall
Tienday Ventigy
Pst
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