Cupid Ties Graettinger Couple In January Nuptials
A wedding in Graettinger joins Miss Missy Tnabel Flavan of St. Louis to Charlea J. Graattinger in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Father Sielynn Jokph Bilan. Guests included best man Brialin Flavan and matron of honor Jenrnéy, wife of a three week bride, with reception at Forest Park hotel. The couple plan to reside in Graettinger while the groom, a local graduate and lawyer, begins practice. bride is noted as charming and accomplished.
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Splei—Flayan
Charlea J
Graattinger
Missy Tnabel Flavan
St. Louis
St. Lous
Ingydéhiary
Happy Cole
Sielynn Jokph
Jenrnéy
Brialin Flavan
Paxtias
Forest Perk
Ira
Apia
Chicago
Gratinger
Cassie
Parenta
Mra
Younig Ianhocilin
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sandyig on their wedding
Extend heartfelt congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sandyig and wish them enduring joys and blessings in a long and happily wedded life.
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Mra
Sandyig
Harding Gardner Nuptials in Hatcherville
Kenneth Harding marries Misa Vesta Gardner at the Hatcherville Presbyterian church on January 8. Rev Voorhies officiated with Mrs Voorhies and Mrs M M Knapp as witnesses. The couple plan to reside locally. the bride, O R Gardner’s daughter, is a Gracheninger graduate with many friends. The groom, from the Ringveld area, is noted for thrift and friendship. The Times offers warm congratulations and wishes for their happiness.
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Harding—Gardner
Kenneth
Harding
Misa Vesta Gardner
0. R. Gardner
Presbyterian Manga
Hatcherville
Tusedey
Voorhies
O. R. Gardner
Grachtinger
Will Jean
Wille Vga
Nee
Alen Possopane
Jnllinois
Ringveld
Ratding
Graettinger Telephone Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Graettinger Telephone Company held its stockholders meeting at Hawkeye on Monday afternoon. The year’s business totaled 0 007.44 with expenses at 5 516. A 1 percent dividend of 620 was paid and a balance of 1 245.12 remained. Post year spending of 1 770.48 funded wire replacement and pole setting. nearly 600 was spent to improve the switchboard. Directors praised the company’s capable management and credit the staff for strong local telephone service.
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Graettinger Telephone Company
Hawkeye
J. Pid Megery
Slo d
Dif Ct
Carlaon
Snow
Spies Triumphs in Trial of Fourteen Crooks Sentenced
An Emmataburg Democrat report notes fourteen crooks from Indiana, St Louis, and New York receive prison terms up to seventy seven years and heavy fines after efforts to wreck the Globe National Insurance Company of Sioux City. Spies aided by government information blocked the gang. A related case describes arrest and investigation of Donald Ringey’s alleged murder plot and the capture of accomplices in Illinois and Nebraska.
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A. Spies
Emmataburg
Indiana
St. Loui
New York
Ogether
Globe ‘National Insurance ‘Company
Sioux City
Spies
Mrs K E Mahan Wins Five Dollar Prize in Contest
Mrs. K E Mahan, active in the contest, won a $5 prize with a vote tally of 63 084. A publication error left 22 names instead of 2 percent. a corrected list will follow. Also notes the Elbe Becher Company theater tour visit to Grachtinger next Wednesday at Hawkeye Hall.
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K. E. Mahan
Blue Papi
Elbe Becher Company
Grachtinger
Hawkeye Hall
Ady
Do-Tiestic Science Class Hosts Mothers and School Board
The Do-Tiestic Science girls hosted an afternoon luncheon at one o'clock, entertaining their mothers and two women members of the school board. The event featured a dainty, well served meal, gratefully received by all guests, and honored Miss Lambe for her devoted service.
Foseghe Jaiko:Je An Honoat and Nameless Oper Action
Fragmentary readout mentions an operation and money concerns with unclear names and dates. Key entities include Tina and Gombe in a sporadic sequence. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable details for a full summary.
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Nuin
Hoping Sunday School Reports Teaching Board Organizes Year
The Hoping Sunday School met January 8 at the Lavi home to settle last year’s finances and May 20, 1924 to form a new Sunday School at Hoping Church. Elections named Mrs Ole Wicks and others to key roles. Sunday School opened May 25 with 67 enrolled. a July 9 parish school started with 26. Mr Nelson spoke on God and Mission work. proceeds supported Willing Workers and Chinese mission. Thanksgiving and Christmas programs held. total attendance averaged 64 with $69.02 weekly collection and a year-end balance of $3 after expenses.
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Pardehilal
Daniel A. Nelson
St. Olaf College
Fisher Mint
Saday’School
Nelson
China
Sande
Graettingar
Auppet
Elpasi
Peopl
Allegesd
Woodman Officers Installed in Monday Evening Ceremony
An installation ceremony for church or civic officers was held Monday evening. The event featured the installation of officials, with remarks from BiB. George and others. attendees included BAR Young and Wikertaadvisar, as recorded in the condensed notice.
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Ofigers
Officara
Wikertaadvisar
George
Too Much Per Cent Lands Folks In Calohouse
Sheriff Lee Shea hosts an open house at Emmetburg inviting 20 Palo Alto residents with others declining or bonding to return. Detectives and a grand jury indictments sparked turmoil as guests faced scrutiny and some left town, while others stayed under cautious watch.
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Calohouse
Lee Shea
Emmetaburg
Palo Alto
Grand Jury
Henry
Shes
Bond
Revenue Act of 1924 Income Tax Filing Requirements
The act lowers some rates and raises exemptions for 1924 tax returns. Filing is required for single filers with net income of 1000 or more or gross income of 6000 or more, and for married couples with net income 3600 or more or gross 5000 or more. Period runs January 1 to March 16 1926. Returns must be filed with the local Internal Revenue collector and include one quarter of the tax due. The tax structure includes 2 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions, 4 percent on the next 4000, 6 percent on the balance, plus a surtax above 10000.
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Beachin
Ravenus
Gracttinger Market Reporta
Gracttinger Market Reporta notes varied livestock prices and dairy goods on Thursday January 15 1926 atCorm Market with occurrences of steer and duck rates and creamery items. The readable fragments mention hogs ducks and milk products with price indications and miscellaneous trade chatter.
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Gracttinger Market
Corm
Tractor Fund Meeting Plans Trading In Old Tracer
Local mayor Lind discusses a Monday planning session about trading in an old tractor for a new find. The fund grows by 47 dollars as preparations advance for spring. Mrs Boland and baby from Tenge re arrive.
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Lind
Graettinger Teams Win And Lose Cage Games
Armstrong High School basketball defeated Graettinger 38 to 13 on Armstrong’s floor amid Graettinger illness. Graettinger second team to play Mallard. Graettinger, Fenton game results noted with Johnson and Ericson leading the way for Graettinger.
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Graettinger
Armstrong
Graattinger
Armstrong High School
Basketbad
Mallard
Graettinger Seconds
Maere
Fenton
Groettinger
Fenton Independenta
Svéning
Johngan
Grusttinger
Johnson and Ericson
Denlon
Sod Young
Reynalds
Father Dobberstein Fund Passes 1700 Mark in Growth
The Father Dobberstein fund continues to grow and, in a recent dispatch, has surpassed the 1700 dollar mark. The record lists contributions including Pete Swift and Michael Haag, with totals approaching 285.60 over the years and a current total around 225.60 on the latest note.
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Father Dobberstein
Pete Swift
Gonnor
Michaél Haag Coveses
Alee
Oweph ‘Jensen
F . Mira.Wm
Legion dance set for January 19 at Woodman hall Graettingen
The second Legion dance will be held at Woodman hall in Graettingen Monday evening January 19. Moore's Orchestra of Estherville will provide music. A prize waltz will be offered, a popular feature from the last event. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy the Legion hop.
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Woodman Hall
Graettingen
Moore's Orchestra
Estherville
Legion
Woodman Association Elects Old Officers at Annual Meeting
The Woodman Association re elected all officers at the annual meeting held Monday evening in the association hall. Georges ia presided, FP. F. G. Wgman was vice president, J. A. Mlotning treasurer, and L. P. Lareen secretary. The secretary and treasurer reported the financials. Axleton Motor Company reported several vehicle sales including a Ford coupe to Sam Bondhus and a Ford touring with winter top to Raw Mekkelson, with other transfers to Leg Johnson, Frankigen, C. R. Westfall, and Herman Warland purchasing an Overland Champion from Vongen Auto Company.
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Worlman Age Sociation Hall
Georges Ia
FP. F. G
Gman
A. Mlotning
Treas Wrer
L. P
Lareen
Wea
Axelton Motor Company
Tra
Sam Bondhus
Raw
Mekkelson
Leg Johnson
Frankigen
Baat
C. R. Westfall
Herman Warland
Vongen
Auto Company
Reuben Sampson X Luiorel Reported Injury in Morning Incident
A brief item notes Reuben Sampson and Luiorel Bun suffered injuries during aVriday morning incident. The broken bone and wet conditions are described, with the injury considered painful though the young man is said to be recovering and grooming his appearance.
Card Party at Wooden Hall Thursday
A card party will be held at Wooden Hall on Thursday. Proceeds or details are not fully clear due to damaged text.
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Wooden Hall
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Carl Moore
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Hastings
Neipsa
Roy
Gar
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Ulinoia
Lyman
Midujealood
Donald Ringey
Hig
Ringer
Tiuirdon
John Jones
John H. Jones
Linn Grove
Groottinger
Tama
Towa
Mr. Jones
C. J. Williams
Oak Park
Ilinoix
Aleo Wade
Hinkley
Ilinor
Lm. Church
Wm. Lammers
Rae
Henry Lammera
Gleanera Shenee
John Clemmense
Wikaort
Tee
Claus Kelting
Vassisyeree
Bunstand
Bapener
Jean Bilis
Walter Jorgenson
Tindal A Nenene
John Westergard
Grace McCarty
Chas Westfall
Veeyeee
Kurt Spies
Barney Elgenbast
Sss Essaec
Frank Carney
Weeeeerehine LL
C Trogver
Esserees
Beahus
Philip Johnson
Arene
Johnaen
Woodman Association
Old Offix
Reuben ‘Sampson
Luiorel
P.T. A
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