Community Guests and Local Moves in Graettinger
Emmetsburg visitors and residents share news of visits, leases, and relocations across town. Family ties connect the Sullivan and Galleger households, while Dr Nage’s farm is slated for occupancy by Oie Olson next year, with social events including a Catholic Cemetery card party and a farewell gathering for the Breta family.
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M. A. Magan
Emmetaburg
J. P. Conway
M. E. Mahan
C. B. Erickson
Waterloo
Bert Matters
Mary Donlon
Frances Stewart
Mason City
al Falb
Martin Myhre
Joe Schumacher
John Galleger
Joseph
Emmetsburg
Grachtinger
J. J. Sullivan
P. C. Fogde
J. A. Fleming
Estherville
Misa Clara Shataya
Paullna
Bessie Shatava
J. A. Jensen
Frank Johnson
Canyud
Iowa
Jansen
Jensen Hardware
Planders
Nellie
Burlington
Garl Drake
California
Catholic Cemetery Association
Woodman Hall
J. A. Splea
Ray Roxbury
Peter Hannen
New Lunch Room Opens East of Paulsen Furniture Store
A new lunch room has opened in the building just east of the Paulsen Furniture Store. It will serve meals and lunches with home cooking and good service. The owners invite patronage and promise hearty meals for home cooking lovers.
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Paulsen Purniture
Sensible Farmers Make Money Here in Judith Basin Montana
Suffolk based farmer C B White exclaims rotation and livestock boost profits in the Judith Basin. From a starter $2500 ten years ago he now farms 600 acres with oats barley corn potatoes and alfalfa yielding strong per acre and cattle hogs and poultry thriving. He notes dairy cows return about 200 annually and he prefers Montana to Illinois while inviting inquiries to agricultural agent H F Hunter in Chicago for more details on Montana and Dakota opportunities.
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C. B. White
Suffolk
Judith
Montana
Mlinois
Mr. White
North
South Dakota
H. F. Hunter
Union Station
Chicago
Ill
Daily Material At Maytag Factory Shows Large Scale Output
Factory operations reveal a daily use of 96 tons grey iron and 46 tons aluminum, with 20 000 feet of lumber and 62 000 rivets. A carload of motors every two days and wringer rolls every four days. Emery wheels and paints purchased in carload lots. Payroll $350 000 monthly, 1800 workers. New foundry capacity 75 tons per eight to nine hours, factory capacity 2000 machines daily, $1 000 000 of machines under construction.
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Maytag
New Prey Iron Foundry
Mallard Teams Dominate County Tournament Action
Mallard led both boys and girls to clear advantages as the county tournament unfolded with Ayrshire and Graettinger drawing tough paths. The event highlighted strong showings by the boys with surprising effort from the smaller schools, a junior play cast selected for Cyclone Sally, and school programs including a Founders Day event and a Spirit Lake state tournament rest period.
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Ayrshire
Uoys
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
Mallard
Rotman
Cylinter
West Bend
Graettinger
Rodman
Miometshire
Graedlinger
Cylinder
Ayi+shire
Mallard Arows Hve
Tintersburg
Emmeta
Burg
Ee Ie
Eams
MV T
Ia Graettinger
Waist Bend
Anl Beys
Washington
Lincoln
Wilma Webbe
Beatrice Webbe
Spirit Lake
Greettinger
Harris
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McKibbin
Oxfords
Osher
Department Store
Lowa
Bretz
Robert Simonsen
Vivian Norris
Julia
Anna Menares
Rochester Monay
J. P. Wagner
Trong
Thomas Cullen
Sioux City
Phillip Johnson
West of Town
Margaret Nefstead
Margaret
Iowa City
Emma Duhn
Elizabeth Jones
Petersen
Wm. Nelsen
John Nelsen
Halfa
Glenn Stueland
I. C. McNulty
Algona
M. E
P. J. Hession
Atten
Haakon Thoreson
John Bondhus
Waldorf College
Forest City
Martin Norris
Pequot
Minnesota
John McBride
Josephine
Brewster
W. H. Noble
Times
J. A. Spies
Cardeb
H. Horswell
Iowa Trio Orchestra
Bert Barrett Graettinger
Farm Bureau
Tha Farm Bureau
P. V. Nolan
2. C. Jackman
Town Trio
Wiegmann’s Cash Store
Gra
Wheaties
King
van Camp
F. C. Wiegmann
Rob Ross
Opal Jeil
Libby
P. A
Noble’s Grocery