Wolf-Sorensen Wedding in Emmetsburg Township
The Litherville Winchester and Republican notes the wedding of Miss Anna Maria Sorensen of Emmetsburg township to Jens Christon Wolff of Stout. The ceremony was held at the Daniah Liath te in South Walnut with Rev. Ki Hansen officiating. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wolff and Mrs. Glenn Raymuysen of Cedar Falls.
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Burg Maher
Maher
Chos
Burg
Graettinger
Tet ‘Oelock
Tha
J. J. Kally
Twelve Lake Township
Wa Oher
Mareeilles
Wilam
Youn Sho
Wallingford
Marectilos
Valley Junction
Igs
Sue Teess
Matvizd Liu
Winchester
Republican
Timps
Youni
Neile Sorrenson
Emmetsburg
Higa
Sorengon
Folke
Sorensen
Tony
Chris Wolff
Glinence Raymuysen
Cedar Falls
Wolff-Sorensen
Jens Christon
Wolff
Stout
Anna Maria Sorenof
Emmeteburg
Burk
Head & Co
Ady
Farmers and Merchants Held Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the officers of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank was held in the banking rooms Tuesday evening. No changes were made to directors or officers. WJ P Kirby was chosen president, N P Walker vice president, Vincent Kelly cashier and Maeland Sandyng assistant cashier, Donald Hendricks bookkeeper, with A A Herrick and Don Kirby on the board. The past year’s affairs were reviewed and satisfactory, and the bank reported substantial patronage during the past year.
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Farmeya & Merchants State Bank
WJ. P. Kirby
N. P. Walker
Vincent Kelly
Maeland “Sandyng
Donald Hendricks
A. A. Herrick
Don Kirby
First National Weld Annual Meeting Recap
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Bank of Gruethingey was held Tuesday January 8. Directors re elected include M L Brown Fred Spies A J Johnson Jorgen Anderson John O Jertuon and J H Mitchell. Officers elected M L Brown president Fred Spies vice president Henry Hetzler cashier Elizabeth Jeysen assistant cashier Herman Eisenbast bookkeeper. A report showed the bank enjoyed satisfactory patronage during the past year.
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First National Weld
First National Bank of Gruethingey
M. L Brown
Fred Spies
A. J. Johnson
Jorgen Anderson
John O. Jertuon
J. H. Mitchell
M. L. Brown
Henry Het
Reports Splendid Business For 1923
The Lost Talents Creamery Company reports a strong year with butter sales reaching 05,192.60 on the New York market and total receipts of 56,101.07 from butterfat. Production figures show 147,006 pounds of butter made, 28,850 pounds overrun, and 28.4 percent average butterfat. Average net price per 100 pounds of butter and costs are noted, with manufacturing cost at 30.97 per 100 pounds. The company, a leader among northwest creamery outfits, credits Amterton for high quality and honors in competitions. Also noted is an upcoming complete closing-out sale by Jacob Tmaland near Grnotaing er, including livestock, farm machinery, and household goods, with terms as posted.
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Lost Talents Creamery Company
Busitodd
Amterton
New York
Lout Island Crepnery Company
Northwest Town
Andersen
Nota
Fallow
Jacob Tmsland
Jacob Tmaland
Grnottinger
Hmslind “Ld
Roevgs
Grodland & Kentor
Vincent Ketly
Big clearance sale advertised at Christensen-Maviety store
A local ad announces a large clearance sale at Christensen Maviety store in Alabama with discounts up to ninety percent on dishes, glassware, jardinières, clothes, bags, toys and more. The sale runs through Saturday night this week.
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Christensen- ‘Maviety
Thidselty
Ewanty
Fragmented OCR: Local Names Lost in Print
A garbled OCR passage lists names such as Harry Mahlman and John Brennan with unclear roles or context. The fragment suggests a caption or notice referencing individuals and possibly a local event but provides no verifiable details.
Fine Attraction Sends New York Play to Local Lyceum
The Amenon Winters Company, veteran lyceum entertainers, announce a new two character play "Blappiness Trash Saveives" premiering December 2 at a small New York town venue. The plot follows John from Topeka who, homesick and broke, is helped by Mary the agent after a sequence of humorous telegrams and a Christmas fund-raising telegram.
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Amenon Winters Company
Mary Atchis
Ahn Hunton
New York
Maury Curtia
John Hamilton
John
Topeka
Kanges
Nrus
Mary
Httle
Wond
Talla
Glory
Christman
Uct
Andar
Jan John
Despot
Atation
Reading the Times from Wildey in Los Angeles
H L Wildey, former Graattin ger business man now in Los Angeles, writes that Raleigh Mayne imposes a 2c per gallon auto tax with a $3 registration. He notes Oregon 3c, California 2c, Colorado 2c, Washington and Arizona 1c, and says no protests have been heard. Also reports a December 28 horseshoes match among Michael McCarty, H H Gjerde, A A Axelton, and A L Verrem with local officials.
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H. L
Wildey
Times
H. Leslie Wildey
Graattinger
Los Angeles
California
the Times
Raleigh- Mayne
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Arizona
Michael McCarty
H. H.gjerde
A. A. Axelton
A. L. Verrem
P T A Debate On United States and World Court
A PLT A sponsored debate dated January 22 in the High School auditorium will discuss the proposition That the United States should Join the World Court. Affirmative speakers include O H Raleigh Mrs B George and Rev C Mekkelson. negative speakers are B Y Horawetl Elizabeth Spies and Vincent Kelly. Intercollegiate rules govern the event. Henry Smith suffers jaw injury after collision with clothes line. He required hospital care at Coleman hospital Bathville and jokes about marital life after his new marriage.
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PLT. A
United States
World Court
O. H. Raleigh
Henry Smith
Coleman
Batherville
Mr. Smith
Taunt for Expired Subscriptions Hits The Times
A playful notice urges readers to renew newspaper subscriptions mid winter as the new year begins, framing the reminder as a friendly tip from the paper. It highlights the editor’s need for revenue and invites renewed engagement with The Times.
Iowa Faces Severe Blizzard as Cold Reaches Record Depths
The northwest Iowa region endures a brutal winter spell from December through January with temperatures plunging to 26 below zero. A series of blizzards, biting winds, and heavy snow create extreme hardship across towns, echoing the harsh cold of 1912.
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Vimes
Iowa
SQS Callu
Coblorna
Palm Beash
Graettinger
Cotton Tails Battle in Valo Alto Emmet
A Monday rabbit hunt in Valo Alto Ad Emmet pitted Art Hansen, Jamey Wilson, and Art Duhn against Russell Duhn, J P Jonson, Paul Larkin, and Lewis Sevatson. The first trio bagged twenty jack rabbits while the latter secured eighteen. Only Lewis Sevatson claimed a rabbit for the opposite team.
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Valo Alto Ad Emmet
Art Hansen
Jamey Wilson
Art Duhn
Russell Duhn
Paul Larkin
Lewis Sevatson
Simonsen Opens Dairy With Milk And Cream Delivery
Alfred Simonsen, new proprietor of the local dairy, focuses on shaping his business and expects to build a large patronage. He offers delivery of both milk and cream to any part of the city.
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Alfred Simonsen
Simonsen
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