Two Marriages Week in Emmetsburg area
The Emmetsburg township weddings report two marriages. Katherine Maher and Mr. Burg were wed at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev. J. J. Kelly presiding. Jens Wolff and Alina Mayle Sorensen married at High Noon on January 6 with Danish Lutheran ceremony. Both couples are described as popular and well connected locally.
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Burg-Maler
Midas Katherine Maher
Clias
Burg
Emmaculate Conception
Grachtinger
J. J. Kelly
Twelve Mile
Aher
Bhergroom
W.burg
Bony
Mardeilles
Hele Jagentae
Wil- Hawi Maher
Wallingford
Teulli
Wolff-Sorensen
Jens Christen’ Wolff
Stout
Alina Mayle Soren
Emmetsburg
Luth Ay Ba ‘Hansen
Ng. Coupls
Farmers and Merchants State Bank Annual Meeting Minutes
The annual meeting of officers of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank was held at the banking house Tuesday evening. No changes were made in the directors or officers. J. P. Kirby was chosen president, N. P. Walker vice president, Vincent Kelly cashier and Murland Sanilyig assistant cashier. Donald Hendricke became bookkeeper, A. A. Herrick and Don Kirby served on the board. Past year affairs were reviewed and found satisfactory. The bank enjoyed substantial patronage during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants ‘State Bank
Moma
J. P. Kirby
N. P. Walker
Vineent Kelly
Murland Sanilyig
Donald ‘Hendricke
A. A. Herrick
Don Kirby
Bank Dne
First National Bank of Graettinger Held Annual Meeting
The annual meeting Tuesday January 8 re elected all old directors M L Brown Fred Spies A J Johnson Jergon Anderson John G Jertson and J H Mitchell. Officers elected: M L Brown president Fred Splea vice president Henry Hotzler cashier Elizabeth Jensen assistant cashier Herman Elsenbast bookkeeper. Report showed satisfactory patronage for the past year. Also note Burk head Co. overcoat ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virat National
Atonkholdora
First National
Bank of Graettinger
M. L. Brown
Fred Spies
A. J. Johnson
Jergon Anderson
John G. Jertson
J. H. Mitchell
Fred Splea
Henry Hotzler
Elizabeth Jensen
Herman Elsenbast
Yorr
Reports Splendid Business For 1923
The Lost Inland Creamery reports strong 1923 results with butter sales to New York market totaling 965 192.00 and total receipts 166 182.45 dollars. Cream received 412 264 pounds. average rent 28.7 percent. butter produced 147 006 pounds. overrun 28 950 pounds or 24.4 percent. Average net price per 100 pounds of butter, manufacturing cost per 100 pounds 4.07 dollars. Jacob Imland holding a sale January 17 with 63 head of stock including horses cattle and hogs, plus farm machinery and household goods. Reeves, Grodland and Kater are auctioneers. Vincent Kelly, clerk.
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Imland Creamery Comepany
Anderson
New York
Inland Creamery Company
Iowa
Jacob ‘Imsland
Jacob’ Tmaland
Silloa
Graettinger
Grodland
Kater
Vincent Kelly
Yuyn
Discount Clearance Sale Advertised in Local Store
Fragmentary ad shows a city store offering twenty per cent off many items including handbags toys and apparel. The sale ends Saturday and includes clearance style bargains.
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Adige
Progress
Chidateigian
Vale
Cifoien Ron’ Dlinhes
Glasswere
Jardiniercs
Emerson Winters Company Brings New Lyceum Play Happiness Through Sacrifices
The Emerson Winters Company, with over ten years in lyceum work, debuts a fresh two act original titled Happiness Through Sacrifices at depot station New York. Mary Curtis acts as agent guiding John Hamilton from Topeka in a scene of homesickness, funds, and a Christmas telegram that shifts fortunes. A witty telegram sequence, a rost of love and sacrifice, and a staged clock calendar culminate when John receives a bouquet and Mary’s wager on a bold plan to help him home for Christmas.
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Emerson Winters
Lyceum
Mya
Winters
Mary Curtis
Sal John Panilton
Depot Station
No Amail
New York
John Hamilton
John
Topeka
Kanes
Mary's
Mary
Walting
Folka - Wil
Siatogua
Anya
Bla
Juno
West
Jol
Mary - Hia
Local Bits and Community Notes From the Times
H L Wildey of Los Angeles writes to The Times about a Raleigh gas tax proposal and similar taxes in Oregon California Colorado and Washington. The piece also recalls a horseshoes match on December 28 between Michael McCarty and H H Gjerde with judges A A Axelton and A Ly Herrem and notes the warm weather for an open game. A PTA debate is planned January 22 at the high school auditorium on joining the World Court with O H Raleigh Mig E George Rev C J Mekkelson for the affirmative and B H Hornwell Tilsabeth Spies Vincent Kelly for the negative under intercollegiate rules. Henry Smith suffered a painful injury from a clothes line while crisscrossing chickens resulting in several teeth knocked out and jaw bone damage. he required treatment at Coleman Hospital and is newly married, finding married life strenuous.
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H. L. Wildey
H. Leslie Wildes
Graettinger
Prevent
Los Angeles
California
the Times
Waa
Raleigh
Mayne
Thia State
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Arioona
Arizona
Times
Michael McCarty
H. H. Gjerde
A. A. Axelton
A. Ly ‘Herrem
PT. A
Duditorum
Phu
United States
World Court
O. H. Raleigh
Mig. E
George
Rev. C. J. Mekkelson
B. H. Hornwell
Tilsabeth Spies
Vincent Kelly
Neary, Smith
Henry Smith
Coleman
Brtherville
Mr. Smith
Friendly reminder to renew your Times subscription
A playful note warns readers that ten days into the new year editors face money troubles. It urges subscribers to check the paper label and renew if the subscription has expired, spoilering a nudge toward continuing access to the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jypat
Lowa Swept By Worst Blizzard In Years
December brought a severe blizzard across northwest Iowa with biting winds and record low temperatures. Graettinger reported early signs of the storm on December 20, followed by another blizzard January 4 with winds and temperatures plunging to 26 below zero, a record not matched since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
California
Graettinger
Agun
Cotton Tails Were Annihilated in Palo Alto Hunt
In Palo Alto Monday afternoon two hunting squads pursued cotton tails and jack rabbits. Art Hanssen, James Wilson, and Art Duhn led the main team, with Rug Soll Dahn, J. B. Jwwen, Paul Larkin, and Lewis Sevatson in a second squad. The first group bagged twenty six rabbits. the second group eighteen. Lewis Sevatson secured the only jack rabbit.
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Palo Alto
Mimmnet
Art Hanssen
James Wilson
Art Duhn
Jack
Lot
Rug ‘Soll Dahn
J. B. Jwwen
Paul Larkin
Lewis Sevatson
Ieightean
Belvice
Soven
Alfred Simonson Quickly Builds Local Dairy Patronage
Alfred Simonson, new proprietor of the local dairy, focuses on shaping the business to attract a large patronage. He plans to deliver both milk and cream to any part of the city, enhancing service and reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred” Simonson
Mr. Simonson
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Sorensen
Folke
Enera
Chris Wolff
Cla Oes Rasmussen
Qedar Falls
Owa
Derry
Burkhead & Co.Ady
The
Llowa
Graeitinger
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