Graettinger News Notes From The Week
Sullivan, publisher notes post office timing in Graettinger. Hannah Henningsen cares for Mrs. Theodore Hermansen in town hospital. Mrs. Spear recently sent to Sheldon for summer residence. medical treatment there. Mrs. Joe Swift hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Josia Wilson with many gifts. Mr. and Mrs. M Smith moved into S. R. Spear residence. plan to settle in Graettinger.
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Hannah Henningsen
Sburg
Theodore Hermansen
SR. Spenr
Jett
Sheldon
Family at home after visit with relatives
Mr and Mrs Arthur Pogde and daughter Virginia Louise returned to St Louis last week after visiting the former's parents Mr and Mrs P C Forde of west of town. Mrs R Jensen, age sixty six, improved after illness. Nellie Lockwood and daughter Edith of Emmetaburg were Sunday guests at Mrs Fred Rubink's home.
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Arthur Pogde
Virginia
Nellie Lockwood
Edith
Emmetaburg
Fred Rubink
Annual Meeting Of Graettinger Telephone Company
The Graettinger Telephone Company held its annual meeting at the Hawkeye theatre renewing its charter for twenty years. A committee will handle bylaw changes as the firm, incorporated December 5, 1908, with 20000 capital, expands its 116 miles of lines and modern central office. Manager T O Thompson, praised, oversees service to Graettinger, farm lines, Wallingford, Ringsted, and Ruthven exchanges with select free connections and modest rates.
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Graettinger
T. ,O. Thompson
Northwest
Greettinger
Wallingford
Ringsted
Ruthven
Annual Report of Graettinger Creamery Summary
The Farmers Creamery Company of Graettinger reports 1928 as the best year in a decade with solid finances. Ir Hansen, the buttermaker, posted records. total cream received 610044 pounds, butter produced 223899 pounds, and butterfat 181958 pounds. Overrun 28.2 percent, net butter price 4.38 per 100 pounds, fat price 0.62 for No 1 cream and 0.47 for No 2. Making cost 8.31 per 100 pounds.
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Graettinger Creamery
Easilig
Oscas Ndéren
Annual Report of Farmers Grain Co. holds election of officers
Farmers Grain Co. held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. The secretary’s financial report shows the company back in fine condition with a large grain turnover. Over 350,000 bushels were loaded in the past year as Graettinger’s stock prices boosted profits for the community under manager D Ei McCarty. Directors elected include FL Lambe president EF Smith vice president Jorgen Andersen secretary Oscar Craven M. Robinson Matt Quinn Ole Morris and A C Christensen.
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Asan- Station
Grachtinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association
Jorgen Andersen
Farmers Grain Company and
Famers Creamery Company
J. R., Skow
Farmers Grain Co
Farmers Grain Company
Graettinger
D Ei
McCarty
FL. Lambe
EF. Smith
Oscar Craven
J. M. Robinson
Matt Quinn
Ole Morris
A. C. Chriatensen
State Senator Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination
A candidate announces run for State Senator from the Forty seventh district in Town, seeking Republican nomination at the June primary subject to party voters. The notice is dated January 17.
For Rent A Sewing Machine Mot Error
For rent a sewing machine motor by day or week. T O Thompson 12-20-11. Found a rifle. Owner may have name by calling at wagon shop identifying property and paying for advertising. 1-10-2. For sale Money pe got a flour car just received. All kinds of feed. Farmer Grain Co. Found Pair of children's mittens Howard Sullivan. For sale Few pups English bull terrier breeding T L Hampson 1-1.
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T. O. Thompson
Farmera Grain Co
T. L. Hampson
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Soal
Bet Ier
Quaker Oats Co
the .Graetiinger Times
Graettin- Py
Daza
Taylor
Ager Home Bakery
George
Howard Sullivan
Farmera ‘'Graln
Adv
Duroe Jeracy Hoar Pier
Munsager & Jacobsen
Graet
Tinger
B. Auterholz
Vincent Kelly Clerk
EB. C. Kent
Grasttinger
High Lake
Kenneth Starkey
Rome
Sutley “Gang
Moline &Ft. McCormick
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