Graettinger Ceremony Unites Dan Cupid Couple
Spies Flavan marriage at St Rosa church in Graettinger St Louis bride Jaubel Flavan and Graettinger groom Charles J Spies wed by Rev Father McAlyn. Brother Adaigh Spies best man. Mrs T C McNearney matron of honor. Honeymoon to Chicago then new home in Graettinger. Bride daughter of Kathryn B Flavan of St Louis, groom son of J A Spies of Graettinger and Saint Louis. Next to be with groom's parents after ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. ‘McNearney
Aid
Brislin Fisven
Mxy
Spiez
Chicago
Sporid
Grawttingor
Xroom
Kathryn B.rlavan
St. Louis
Graettinger
J. A. Spiea
Thin
Grabtunger
Harding Gardner marry in Estherville Presbyterian Church
Mr Kenneth Harding and Miss Vesta Gardner were united in marriage Tuesday night January 18 at the Presbyterian church in Estherville. Rev Voorhies officiated with Mrs Voorhies and Mrs M M Knopp as witnesses. The couple will reside in this locality and begin married life amid best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Gardner
Gradtinger
Illinoia
Ridgered
Graettinger Telephone Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Graettinger Telephone Company held its annual stockholders meeting at the Hawkeye. The year’s business totaled 9087.44 with expenses of 8515.60 including an 8 percent dividend of 020. A balance of 1245.12 remained. 1770.49 was spent on supplies for wire replacement and poles. Nearly 500 was invested in switchboard improvements. P J McCarty was elected director to replace E A F Baubrown. other directors named include Carlson, John Graettinger, F Te sax Craven, and Peter A. Or-Thompson. The new director is praised as experienced and capable in telephone work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McCarty
E. A. F Baubrown
Snead Sans Ae Ier Torsker
Carlson
John Graettinger
Exmmersburg report on fourteen crooks sent to penitentiary
The article notes fourteen convicts from Indiana, St. Louis, and New York receive sentences up to seventy seven years with heavy fines. J A Spies resisted efforts to ruin the Globe Financial Security Insurance, aiding the government with testimony in Indianapolis Federal court. Also details of Carl Moore murder suspect Donald Ringer, 18, confessing to a hammer murder traced from Nebraska to Illinois and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spiex
Exmmersburg
Indiana
St. Louis
New York
Company of Sicurity
Spies
Indianapolis
Ringer
Burkhead’s Co Advertises Deep Discounts This Week
Burkhead and Co announce a major advertising sale in this week’s Times. Many items are listed at substantial discounts with enticing prices. Mr Bark promises a genuine value proposition as the sale unfolds Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhead
Burkhead &,Co
Nto
Prize Won by Mrs. K. E. Mahan in Contest
The publication list lacked one name in the 23 member roster. Mrs. K. E. Mahan, active in the contest, won a $5 prize with a vote total of 3,084. A corrected list appears. Else Beebe Company entertainment visits Graettinger on January 21 at Hawkeye Hall featuring music, a play, and costumes. John H. Jones of Linn Grove was injured in a train wreck near Tam, Iowa while en route to Chicago with cattle. treated by a doctor, weeklong visit with O. J. Williams in Oak Park, followed by return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Mahan
Else Beebe Company
Graettinger
Hawkeye Hall
John Jones
John H. Jones
Linn Grove
Famnerly
Gracttinger
Chicago
Tams Iowa
Mr. Jones
O. J. Williams
Oak Park
Waale
Hinkley
Ilinole
Mr.Jones
Grachtinger
Lan' Grove
Domestic Science Girls Host Mothers Luncheon
The girls of the Domestic Science class entertained their mothers and two board members at a one o'clock luncheon. The meal was excellent, quickly served, and appreciated. The class has spent the semester on cooking under Miss Lane's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluan
Miss Lame
Odd Pocket-Book Found Sparks Honest Manners Tale
A report notes Albert Luke finding a pocket-book containing money and references an advertised reward. The piece hints at the finder’s honesty and the community response, with terse notes on the owner and potential return of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Luke
Albert
Luka
Iif
Rand
Hoping Sunday School Annual Report Details 1924 Activities
Hoping Sunday School teachers met January 8 to organize finances. May 20 1924 a committee formed to establish a Sunday School at Hoping church with a slate of teachers and officers led by John M. Hall as superintendent. Enrollment reached 67 on May 25 1924. later events included a parochial school opening July 5, a China mission program July 20 with Daniel A. Nelson, fundraisers producing $30 for missions, Thanksgiving program and supper proceeds, a Christmas Eve program, and a winter mark of 29 Sundays totaling 1883 in attendance and $59.22 collected. The report notes material purchases, a tied graded system, and gratitude to parents and workers. John M. Hall signs the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Kaltwerk
Ole Wicks
Laurence Bikland
Levi Kaltvende
Minies Myrtle
Neille Jacobeon
Lixy
Gladys Hall
John Hall
Myrtle Hall
En Tallows
John M. Hall
Daniel A. Nelson
Bt. Olaf College
Nelson
China
Rev
Sande of
Grasttinger
Thia
Poranta
Installation of Waad Lodge Officers Held Monday Evening
Moray Evening installation of Waad lodge officers reported with Iman Ocers Seegalled Moray present. The event included Pac yahe Witcan advocor and B.S Ge br Larsen as ely 1. alert status noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman Ocers
Seegalled
Moray
Waad
Man Lodge
Waa
Sane
Wae
Aa Pac
Yahe Witcan Advigor
B.S Gebr
Larsen
Ely
Too Much Per Cent Lande Falls In Calabooue
A fanciful tale claims Sheriff Loo Shea hosted a week long open house in Em mataburg inviting Palo Alto visitors while detectives stirred controversy over alleged liquor purchases. The grand jury report supposedly indicted locals like Henry Jakes Fotde amid bond issues and selective hospitality, provoking departures and local discontent.
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Calabooue
Loo Shea
Emmataburg
Palo Alto
Bonis
Jacksonville
Florida
California
Palo Alto County
Grand Jury
Henry Jakes Fotde
Shen
Bonday
Shea
Revenue Act of 1924 Clarifies Filing. Rates and Exemptions
The 1924 revenue act lowers certain rates and raises exemptions for individuals and couples. It requires tax returns for single filers with net income of 1000 or more or gross income of 5000, and for married couples with combined net income of 2500 or gross income of 5000. Filing runs January 1 to March 15, 1925, with payment of at least one quarter of the tax due. The tax structure includes 2 percent on the first 4000 of net income over personal exemptions, 4 percent on the next 4000, 6 percent on the balance, plus a surtax above 10000.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Tractor Fund Growing As City Plans New Tractor
Monday morning the tractor fund increased by 347 dollars. Mayor Lindney plans trading in the old tractor for a fine new one next spring. Mr and Mrs John Poland and baby arrived from El Reno Oklahoma that evening for a visit at Mr and Mrs Thomas Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindney
John Poland
Taby
el Reno
Oklahoma
Homie
Thomas Allen
Graettinger Teams Triumph And Fall In Cage Games
Armstrong high school beat Graettinger 88 to 19 on Armstrong floor amid Graettinger illness. Graettinger seconds beat Fenton Independents 46 to 16 at Fenton with Johnson scoring 16 field goals for 32 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armatrong
Graettinger
Armstrong
Ilne
Mallard
Graettinger Seconds
Father Dobberstein Fund Surpasses 1700 Mark in Donations
A recent dispatch shows the Father Dobberstein fund growing past $1,700 with several donors listed. Records indicate contributions from Mrs. Peta Swift, P. O'Connor, Hong, Lake Ladue residents, Joseph Jensen, and others, totaling to the ongoing drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Dobberstein
Gruettinger
Peta Swift
P. O'Connor
Hong
Lake Ladue
Spere
Win
Jonve
Legion Dance Set for January 19 at Woodman Hall
The second Legion dance will be held Monday evening January 19 at Woodman hall in Gruet tinger. Moore's Orchestra of Estherville will furnish music. A prize waltz will be held during the evening and was a popular feature at the last Legion event. Everyone is invited to attend and have a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Gruettinger
Moore's Orchestra
Estherville
Woodman Association Re-elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Woodman Association annual meeting on Blonday evening all officers were re-elected. Georges serves as president with F. C. Wiegman as vice president J. A. Fleming as treasurer and L. P. C. Larsen as secretary. The secretary and treasurer reports were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Association
Blonday
Georges
F. C. Wiegman
J. A. Fleming
L. P. C. Larsen
Auto Sales Report From Axelton Firm Notes Several Cars
The Axelton Motor Company reports multiple vehicle transfers including a Ford coupe to Sam Bondhus, a Ford touring with winter top to Raw. Mekkelaon, a touring to Leo Johnson, a coupe to Front Bladi boat and a touring to CO. R. Westfall. Herman Worlant recently purchased an Overland Champion from Jensen Auto Company. The Champion is described as a popular enclosed car.
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Axelton Motor Company
Sam Bondhus
Mekkelaon
Leo Johnson
CO. R. Westfall
Herman Worlant
Jensen Auto Company
Reuben Sampoon Faces Arm Injury After Broken Crank Incident
Reuben Sampoon sustained a broken arm Friday morning while cranking a gar. The bone has been set and while the injury is painful, he is said to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Sampoon
Card Party at Woodmen Hall Thursday Evening
Catholic Ladies Aid Society hosts a card party at Woodmen Hall Thursday evening January 15. Progressive Five Hundred will be played and a luncheon served at the close. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Catho, Ho Ladieu! Aid Society
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Fativra
Grugrnd
Banding
Mrs. Sanding
Medlea
M. EB
Church
Wan. Lammers Wee
Henry Lammera
Seeeeees
Gleansra Aa Sla Gislagie Megane
John Clemmenson
H. E. Wikert Yissirienseete
Claus Keiting
Deaneers
C. & Bonstead
Vee
Joay Elfin
Wees BO
Walter Jorgenson Verre
R. Tindall Yi
Ceveee Serene
Johm Westergard
Grice McCarty
Kurt Spies
Elsenbast
K. E
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