21 Jan 1904
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
1
City officials including mayor and council members convene in Honolulu to discuss local governance matters. The meeting focuses on public works, zoning, and budget priorities, with attention to community needs and planning horizons. Leaders emphasize transparency and collaborative decision making.
Announcement from Pastor GeRMaN Lonrtitan notes Methodist church holds 1000 AM and 180 BM services each Sunday with Carnatic servings. Norwegian Lutheran church alternates Sundays at 4th the Al Be ehurch. Sunday School meets each day at Mody. German Lonrtitan oversees 10:00 AM services with Navies Lures Ouuron Fallow Tas. For irregular readers, refer to this paper.
A long letter recounts a delegate’s journey from St Paul to Minot Kalispell and Jennings to attend the seventh annual National Live Stock Association gathering. The narrator notes cattle and horse herds along the river, dry creeks, and colorful roadside stops, with humorous asides about milk, musty ale, and mountaineer hospitality.
The Farmers Institute in Graettinger Iowa held a Woman's Day event at the Graettinger Opera House on a Tuesday and Wednesday in January 1904. Mrs Mary B Collins presided with remarks by the president, songs by the audience and Miss Rutledge, instrumental music, papers by local presenters, and a social life discussion.
Wednesday January 27 schedule lists music events and discussions. Names include Miss MacDon Quorn Judging Prof Atkinson Alma Johnson Arthur Ketchen Ida Schori and Alma Johnson, plus J A Spies J A Suse O D Barrett H Weinkins H Duus I Overholt I Hester Lost Island Chorus. Evening concerts and orchestra performances noted.
Thursday events include a morning program with music by a male quartet and remarks by Vice President H R Wright plus S B Shilling. Noon features Dairy work talk by F B Shilling, Wright, Bergeson, and others. Afternoon covers poultry, breeding, and farm buildings with noted performances and a royal reception in the evening. hunting is prohibited on Burr Oak unless permitted.
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