Osher Dept Store Leases Golden Rule at Terril
Osher Department store manager Henningsen plans a Terril brick store leasing the former Golden Rule building. With $65,000 in fixtures and Textil’s Ralph Rhineart overseeing, the Terril shop mirrors Graettinger’s format under Osher lineage, leveraging RCA buying power and local demand. First National Bank hosts annual meeting. directors re-elected and staff praised for strong year. Mrs Donlon sells Texas oil land tract near Liberty at $30 per acre. buyer to develop potential. another nearby tract sold earlier at $20 per acre.
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Ay HE Monningsen
Osher
Terril
Golden Rule
Henningsen
Ralph Rhineart
Textil
Tervil
Graetlinger
Graettinger
Grachtingret
H. N. Osher
A. H. Henningsen
Mr. Osher
the Times
Texas
Peter Donlon
Liberty
Graettingar
Donlon
Paulsen
Emmetaburg
Will Open Grocery Store In Wagner
John Wikert has leased the J. P. Wagner building on Bast Robbins Avenue to establish a complete stock of groceries. Possession begins February 1, with opening expected mid February after setup. Wikert brings many years in the business and skills to a strong location, likely drawing large patronage.
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Wagner
John Wikert
J. P. “Wagner
Bast Tobbins Avenue
Wikert
Businiews
Times
J M Reh Enters Land Business in 30M Venture
J M Reh engages in land business within real estate, insurance and collections. He has received papers qualifying as justice of the peace and operates his office just east of Gundy Produce Company.
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J. M. Reh
Grachtinger
Justice of the Peace
Gundy
Spies Buy Fahnestock Building Includes Duhn Tavern
Packday J A Spies bought the Preston Fahnestock store building for just over $3000. The double lot is currently occupied by Duhn Brothers billiard and bowling hall and Reaves Cafe. Duhn brothers have leased the building for another year. D J Sibrel pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Veron township district court, fined $1020 and sentenced to eight years.
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Packday
J. A. Spies
Preston Hahhéstock
Duhn ‘Brothers Billiard
Reaves
Moura
Duhn
D. J. Sibrel
Bibrel
Veron Township
Dudge
Weather forecast note for upcoming weekend in the region
A brief local weather teaser notes an early spring feeling, with lingering snow and chilly pockets. It mentions Saturday morning activities starting at 7 and a general sense that spring is a bit delayed this year.
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Ing
McAtow
Federation Meeting at West Bend Saturday
Members of the County Federation of Women's clubs will meet in West Bend on Saturday January 24. Attorney B A Marling of Emmetsburg will give an address on the World Court. A covered dish Hinchean will be served at noon. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
Graettinger High Loses Twin Bill at Mallard Ducks
Graettinger High teams were defeated at Mallard Friday evening. The first team lost 84 to 9 while the second went 20 to 18. Mallard fielded one of the county’s best quintets, and Graettinger’s top squad struggled to cope. Friday night four Graettinger teams are scheduled to play, with the first, eighth grade and freshmen at home and the second team meeting Rudman on Graettinger floor. Coach Fidler keeps busy lining up athletes for the week’s contests. Players listed include Esenbast, Paterzen, Masters, Geil, Spies, Bondhus, Craven, Nane, Merdin, Henningson, Larson, and Smith.
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Graettinger
Mallard
Paolo Alto
Jenves
Grachtinger High
Temmidtsburg
Rudman
Fidler
Carl Esenbast
Wilmer Paterzen
Bar] Masters
Holger Geil
Carl’ Spies
John Bondhus
Lester Craven
Lloyd Nane
Alfred Merdin
Victor Henningson
Lyle Plarson
Lawrence Smith
Aimed Aho Suyst Crops Tale From Quiet Farm
In a rural exchange Bill Smuth, across the northeast eighty, laments Providence against his crops while the speaker notes better yields on their own land. The scene shifts to winter days, whittling, and small shop work as life on the farm ticks by.
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Bill Smuth
Bill
Matthea
Pioneer Citizen A M Smith of Lost Island Dies in Ruthven
A M Smith a noted Palo Alto County pioneer died at his son Ralph’s home after a two week illness. Funeral services were held January 10 at the Free Methodist church in Ruthven with burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Born November 30 1882 in England he farmed here since 1875 and leaves four sons two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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A.M. Smith
Palo Alto County
Atulph Whitesday
Nuthven
Crown Hill
Ruthven
J. W. Whiteside
Des Moines
Amazeah Smith
England
Grant Wy
Palo Alto Taxes Jump $15 379 In One Year
Emmeteburg Tribune reports Palo Alto county taxes payable in 1925 rise by 15379.89, with school, state, bond, road, and other funds totaling over 700000. Tax by township and towns cited, county debt and broader Iowa and California tax trends noted. concerns over future farm and home ownership persist.
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Palo Alto
Emmeteburg Tribune
Palo Alto County
Lost Island Township
Walnut
Verdon
Highland
Graettinger Corporation
Ruthven
Toes Straight: Guidance for Helping Children Walk
Miss Mano L. Kelly of Tawa State College advises parents to correct toeing in children. Left unchecked, toes point ahead. with proper shoes and practice a straight toe line develops. Proper walking, flexible arches and well fitting shoes prevent outer edge wear.
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Mano L. Kelly
Physical Education Department
Tawa State College
Missionary Society Names New Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Catholic Missionary Society annual meeting held at Miss Julia McCarty's home on Tuesday May, John Hostey was chosen president for the coming year. Mrs. H. Bytyler was elected secretary and Mrs. J.B. Tambo treasurer. The notice also references a discussion on American rights and social topics.
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First National
First National Bank
John Groettinger
Peter FP. Petersen
M. E. , Brown
Fred Splea
A. J. Johinson
Jorgen Anderson
John Mitchell
M. L. Brown
Fred Spice
HW. B. Hetzler
Elizabeth Jensen
Anasistant
Herman Elsenbast
Hr. Hetzler
Catholic, Missionary Society
Julia McCarty
John ‘Hostoy
H. By Hétyler
J.B. Tambo
Auction of Mrs Richard Petersen Sale Near Wallingford
Mrs Richard Petersen near Wallingford will hold a closing out sale on Wednesday February 4 featuring milch cows young stock 135 barred Plymouth Rock chickens farm machinery a 1920 Ford touring car lumber stove wood hay and household goods Auctioneers are Grodland Reeves Kentor with J A Nelson as clerk Also reports officers elected at the Parent Teachers Association meeting at the High School Mrs G A White named president Supt White vice president and other officers elected or reappointed.
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Richard Passe
Richard Petersen
Wallingford
Plymouth Rock
Grodland, Reeves & Kentor
J. A. Nelson
Mra. Petersen
Lost water spaniel seeks owner near Jensen area
J A Jensen reports his water spaniel dog missing about ten days ago and offers several choice cigars to the finder. The dog likely remains in the local territory and the search continues. The item also features a quote from Dr H H Saunderson on forgiveness and a pun about crossing bridges and rivers.
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J. A. Jensen
Chess Wizard R E George At Fort Wayne Interest Grows
R E George son of Mr and Mrs E S George of Grasttinger emerges as a chess wizard. A city tournament is planned in Fort Wayne with K Z McDonald arranging, inviting players to bring boards. George will play multiple opponents simultaneously at the Masonic club. Fort Wayne Chess Club plans next week’s event as W Grift holds city championship. Paul Larkin sells stock of shoes to Osher Department store and continues shoe repair services.
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R. E. George
George
Grasttinger
Indiana
K. 2
McDonald
Fort Wayne
Kendallville
R. BE. George
Ray Lopes
Y. M
W. K. VandeGrift
Lpaul Larkin
Paul Larkin
Osher
Larkin
Flo
Puzzle in Monday's Register by Mrs George
A fragment describes Mrs George preparing a word puzzle titled Trick of Granttinger for Monday's Register. The note mentions busy toll warg and efforts to craft zeroun yord puzzle content.
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George
Pune
Granttinger
Estherville Fire Damage Totaled Thirty Thousand Dollars
A Monday fire in Estherville caused about 30 000 dollars in losses. Wilder Variety Store suffered 14 000 dollars stock loss with 80 percent insurance. Masonic hall and Vindicalny & Republican office suffered water and equipment damage. linetype machine dragged out broken. other shops damaged by smoke. Fire crews battled for three hours before containment.
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Estherville
Wilder Variety
Masonic Hall
Lana
Vindicalny & Sepublican
Linetype
Shadle & Nu
Variety Store
Iowa Farm Drainage Urged By ISU Expert
Iowa State College expert Q C Ayres emphasizes fall is best for installing lateral drainage, but any drainage in the late year is better than none. Seventeen northern central counties are largely in drainage districts with taxpayer funded outlets, while farmers must install lateral drains for meaningful benefit. Plan in winter for spring work with a land drainage expert.
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Iowa
Q. C. Ayres
Egacultural Engineering
Iowa State College
Mr. Ayres
Majestic Ranges to Star in February Exhibit
Charley Jensen plans a February display at his store featuring Majestic ranges with a history of five national elections in homes across the county. The exhibit highlights new Majestic models and promises a free set of cooking utensils to buyers during the week.
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Majestic
Charley Jensen
Preparing For Convention Charms At Odd Petlow and Rebekah Dance
Wednesday’s social event drew over eighty couples with Moore's orchestra from Estherville providing music. The group plans regular dances at Use louges as they raise funds for the district convention to be held in Gragttinger next year.
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Odd Petlow
Rebekah
Moore
Estherville
Grodland Suatheo
Gragttinger
Catholic Ladies Aid Hold Enjoyable Card Party
Members of the Catholic Ladies Aid Society held a social at Woodman Hall on Thursday night. Progressive live hundred was played, with a dainty luncheon served at 11:80. Prizes were awarded for best scores to Hexman Elsen and Mrs. B. A. Horswell.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Woodman Hall
Hexman Elsen Bast
B. A. Horswell
Indy
Ces
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Graettinger High
Mallard Ducks
Snuzale
dofiniCous
A. M. Smith
Gorn
Puale
Maine
California
Vitek Diplomacy
Parents Teachers Association
G. A. White
Supt. White
C. J. Mekkelson
Mra
D. EB. McCarty
Vincent Kelly
J. P. Jengen
H. HL. Saunderson
New England
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