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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
13
A long, imperfect list shows donations to a fund for Father P M Dobberstein, tied to Graettinger and the Grott o project. Substantial gifts include 200.50, 2000 verdict linked, and many residents contributed via Graettinger figures, with thanks from the father and local clergy.
During the past year Farmers Grain Company enjoyed excellent business and thanks customers for patronage. The present year will focus on providing the best service in every branch. May 1926 prove a banner year for both customers and the company. D. McCarty, Manager.
A Centerville Iowa report warns residents of a long running graft chain promising wealth through New York property dealings. The warning notes age old schemes persist when victims pay a “sived” fee to graft specialists and cite Woolworth building cases as proof.
Raymond J Larsen and Léona Sehved married December 27 at St. Pauls Catholic Church in Comfrey Minnesota with Rev An h une officiating. They will reside in Mankato where Raymond works for Hubbard Mining Company. The Times congratulates the couple.
Milford High School dominated Graettinger on their home floor Friday night winning 39 to 6. Graettinger lacked star center Petersen and failed to score a field goal, relying on free throws. Next game: Graettinger at Armstrong Friday evening.
A misspelled note praises a Beautiful 1026 Calendar shown in the time office. Donald Headricks of the Farmers and Marchanta State Bank notes the calendar as a fine example. The writer lauds the banking system's early days and thanks readers for appreciation.
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A method using a dye liquid for suede and leather shoes makes worn suede footwear appear like leather when treated by Laura Holmes, Iowa State College instructor in applied art. The process reportedly tightens the shoe tops and yields easier maintenance than before.
Readers thank many buyers who supported the Graettinger Methodist Episcopal Church during voting. Grattinger businessmen funded prizes for the church’s ministers. A new Butter Churn ad promises faster creamery output with a Dazey machine. Charles Spies wed Isabelle Stavan in St Louis. brother Adolph Spies was best man. The couple will reside in Graettinger. further details unavailable.
The annual meeting of the Farmora Grain Company was held Saturday. The company reports good business in the year and declares an eight percent dividend. Figures for last year will be published in an early Times issue. Card Party and Rebekah Dance events are noted with details and invitations.
The M. E. Church topped Graettinger’s December voting contest with 263,044 votes. Win Lemmers and Henry Summers trailed in second and third with 160,087 and 145,206 votes, while the Glepn ers and John Clemenson also posted strong totals. Winners in the $10 and $5 columns included John Clemenson and Leo Johnson, with many local residents noted among the finalists. The contest, organized by Graettinger merchants, supported New Year’s events and a community Christmas tree, despite bitter weather limiting some participation.
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