Graettinger High Wins Debate in Graettinger
Graettinger High School debaters led by Stella Burkland Frances Hendricks and Harold Harrington defeated Sioux Rapids three to nothing at a packed Graettinger assembly. The debate focused on universal military training for all able bodied men before 21 with Graettinger on the affirmative and Laurens to debate next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Burkland
Frances Hendricks
Herold Harrington
Graettinger High School
Graattinger High School
Sioux Rapids
Graettinger
Congress
Frances. Hendricks
Harold Harrington
Stella Birkland
Latcher
Emmetsburg
Thomas
Estherville
Norland
Spirituske
Bendix Torkelson
Vera Grange
Edgar Syniler
Laurens
Newly Elected Officers At Several Grain Co Meetings
Since January first annual meetings were held by multiple organizations shareholders elected new officers for various firms. Farmer’s Grain Co lists F. L. Lambe as president A C Christiansen as vice president Joeren Andersen as secretary Oscar Craven Elmer Olson C A Norris B E Smith and J B Robinson as directors with retiring directors vutn Bondhus D E McCarty and John as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Stock Shipping Association
F. L. Lambe
R. Young
Jorgen Andersen
A. C. Christianson
J. R. Skow
D. KE. McCarty
Iisance
First National Bank
M. L. Brown
A. J. Johnson
John C. Jertson
Elizabeth Jensen
Fred Spies
P. Montgomery
John O'Connor
J. H. Mitchell
Farmera Grain Co
A. C. Christiansen
Joeren Andersen
Oscar Craven
Elmer Olson
C. A. Norris
B. E. Smith
J. 8. Robinson
Vutn
Graettinger Grabs Narrow Win Over Armstrong 25 24
Graettinger 25 Armstrong 24 in a tense Friday game on Armstrong floor. Graettinger fought despite Guilford Paulsen’s absence with injury as Armstrong traded minutes but failed to pull ahead. Referee Johnson from Listherville officiated a clean, spirited contest. South of town, Arnette farm fetches $850 per acre, new owner Mr Shereliff of Sauk Center Minnesota. prior sale last summer at $300 per acre.
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Graettinger High School
Armstrong
Armstrong Boys
Gruettinger
Guilford Paulsen
Paulsen
Tanner Jacobson
Joe Sullivan
Jacobson
Lloyd Gardner
Osher
Gardner
Sullivan
Johnson
Listherville
Thoresen
Jyrame Mehedultal
Ottosen
Grigsby
North
Palo Alto
Arnette
Bretts
Shereliff
Sauk Center
Minnesota
Victor Peterson
Peterson
January 30 A Big Night for Graettinger High School
Friday evening January 30 will be a red letter night for Graettinger High School. The debating team travels to Laurens for honors while the girls basketball team goes to Laverne to meet the locals. Ruthven and Graettinger boys clash on the local floor to decide county supremacy.
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Graettinger High School
Laurens
Laverne
Ruthven and Graettingar High School
Ruthven
Grachtinger High School
Ottesen
Early 20th Century Sayings and Local Auction Notice
A garbled column contrasts old and new maxims on sleep and health, noting a shift to late bedtimes. It reports mumps fashionable in Groottinger with about forty families nursing swollen jaws. It also mentions Gov. Truendell auction sale set for February 28 with bills and ads appearing in February.
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Groottinger
George Truesdell
Gov. Truendell
Wallingford Boy Killed In Sled Accident
An 11 year old, Orlando Olson, died instantly after a steel sled blade pierced his forehead when his sled collided with an overturned one on a side hill east of Wallingford. Funeral services were held at his home and Riverside church, with many in attendance. The tragedy cast a pall over the community and the family faces profound grief.
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Wallingford
Orlando Olson
Riverside Church
Hansen
Mrs Crooks Sale Promises Livestock and Machinery Auction
In the Graettinger Times Mrs A M Crooks and Son plan a Wednesday January 28 sale featuring 105 head of stock including horses cattle sheep and hogs plus machinery and a nearly new Reo truck. Milch cows are highlighted as desirable as they are selected from over fifty head. Also advertised are Art Amdal and J C Overholt closing out auctions with horses cattle brood sows hay corn and machinery stakes, terms likely ten months.
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Gracttinger Times
A. M
Art Amdal
Wallingford
Amdal
Graettinger Times
J. C. Overholt
J. Q. Overholt
Mr. Overholt
Nock Weds Emmetsburg Girl at St Thomas Church
The Times reports the December 30 wedding of C. T. Nock of Lucale city to Miss Theresa Gilman at St. Thomas church Emmetsburg officiated by Rev. M. McNerney. Afterward the couple traveled to Whitehall and other relatives sites then resided at the farm east of Grachtinger. They plan to move March first to a place northeast of Emmetsburg and invite friends to celebrate.
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Times
Marrie
C. T. Nock
Lucale Jity
Theresa Gilman
St. Thomas Church
Emmetsburg
M. McNerney
Creamery to Open Main Street Cream Station
Jorgen Andersen, secretary of the Farmers Creamery Co. of Graettinger, announces a new cream station on Main Street within a week or two. It will pay cash on delivery and aims to keep local farmers from losing cream to centralized industries during the summer.
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Jorgen Andersen
Farmers Creamery Co
Graettinger
Main Street
Petersen Sale Ad Date Noted in Draft Notice
Advertising matter for J. A. Petersen will appear later. Petersen date listed as February 12, but exact sale details are not provided in the fragment.
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J. A. Petersen
Mr. Petersen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graettinger High
Lost Island Creamery Co
James Hansen
A.C. Christiansen
S. F. Dulin
Jake Nyborg
S. M. Andersen
Christiansen
Woodman Association
George
John Wikert
J. A. Fleming
Frits Weigmann
J. P. C. Larsen
Jacob Frick
I. Green
Ee Reece
Raf
Coto
Onher
Arnette Farm
Sister
Graottinger Times
P. G. Johnson & Co
Grasstinger Times
Vereeaaes
Cee Fenny
Baie Aaa Eeee
Srvyaree
Art Amdahl
A. M. Crooks & Sona
Nee Tees Eeeenes
Canted
Jenes J. O. Overholt
Sedeens J. AL Petersen
Cooseee
Cooee
Goo, Truesdell Aa
Mrs. Crooks
Jon
SER
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jao. P
Knight
Vincent Kelly
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