Graettinger High edges Eagle Grove in close wrestling meet
Graettinger High School defeated Eagle Grove 21 to 19 in the season opener at the city gym. Duffy and Jacobsen fought hard in key matches while Barnard and Rebyes produced notable performances for Eagle Grove, keeping the meet tight throughout.
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Osman
Rove
Graettinger
Duffy
Morris Jacobsen
Donald Jones
Jabsen
Capt. Rops
The
Eagles
Jacobsen
Rooke
Englerove
Owith
Duffy Osmango
Kermit Rebyes
Joseph Grady
Graattiner
Barnard
Graattinger
Ugrove
Frivening
Perry
Fered
Eagle Grove
Ighty
Market Report Graettinger January 2 1981
Market notes from Graettinger report bulk prices for heavy spring goods and poultry futures. Local stage area prices and Roosters activity are noted amid unclear supplier details.
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Graettinger
Cort
Tidedens
Ford Roosters
Peat
Ruby to Hold Auction Sale January 28
A Ruby will conduct an auction sale Wednesday January 28 four miles south and one and a quarter miles west of Graettinger. Sale starts with a free lunch at noon. He bought a home in Graettinger and moves March first. Items include 11 horses and mules, 40 cattle, and a large machinery lot. Green and Reeves are auctioneers with H A Elsenbast as clerk.
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Hag
Graettinger
A. Ruby
Ruby
Groettinger
Grodland & Reeves
H. A. Elsenbast
Bud Lancaster Purchases Barber Shop Lease
Bud Lancaster takes over the McBride barber shop under a lease, praised as a first class workman enjoying strong patronage. The Times extends best wishes for his continued success. Separately, wrestling results show Bernard Doerning of Graettinger defeating Lukehart of Eagle Grove in the heavyweight division, with Doerning securing a fall in one minute twenty seconds, amid a sequence of in-season victories and upcoming contests.
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Bud Lancaster
McBriie
Leaze
Lancaster
the Times
Eagle Grove
Graettinger
Bernard Doerning
Lukehart
Bugle Grove
Jbl
Bernard
Beere
Craatzinger
Ruthven
Scranton
Sac
DaNamite
Humboldt
Mrs. Smiths Parents In The Blizzard Of 1888
A family near Ruthven endured a devastating January blizzard in 1888. John T Eaton, his wife, and their baby were trapped when their jumper broke, but rescuers found them alive at dawn after a night of freezing cold and peril. The mother repeatedly pounded snow to keep air flowing to the infant. The rescue and reunion brought immense relief amid lingering memories of the storm.
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Seth Smith
Lost Island Township
Dakota
Towo
James Spaulding
Mrs. Eaton
Aly
Buzyveris
Reporty Well Attended Veterinary Convention
Dr Olen Jacobson returned from Des Moines where he attended the week long veterinarians convention. Dr Fox of Algona spoke on the plenary session while Dr Truman of Rockwall City gave a notable talk. All vets except Dr McMillan of Eatherville planned to attend and Mrs Jacobson and daughter visited Burt during his trip.
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Farmers Union Convention
Albert Luke
Des Moines
Melarlune
Luke
Times
Tha! Des Moines Register
Whier
P. H. Danson Hatuak
Farm Bureau
Hay
Farmers Union
Luke Ra
Farmere Union
Olen Jacobson
Mes Moines
Fox
Algona
Truman
Rockwall City
McMillan
Eatherville
George Prick Improver A Real Grasttin Drugstore Redesign
George Frick hires workers for remodeling and redecorating a drugstore. The planned changes include partition removal, four booths on the west side, and a large private room for ice cream patrons. A mid winter display room will be set up, with a display in the new space.
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Eorge
George Frick
Thev Drug Store
Opening of Shay-Huro Mp and Mrs Wa Bwyer Store
A fragment reports the opening of a jewelry store by J P Wagner in the Heynbuygzer district with Mrs Wa Bwyer of Thimata involved. details are limited and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Heynbuygzer
Shay - Huro
Wa" Bwyer
Thimata
Burg. Haye
Onangda
Hamburger Slop In
J .P. Wagner
Pdjoin
Ihea M.waintiolzor Jewelry
Creamery Reports Show Increased Business
The Graettinger and Lost Island creameries publish annual figures showing total footings near $200,000 and combined butter production over 607,708 pounds. Local butter sales reach nearly $26,000, with butter roll sales at $162,205. In Graettinger, butter output rose about 36,000 pounds year over year to 360,370 in 1930. Lost Island allocates $1,000 to reserves and pays a 5 percent dividend. Both creameries produced State Brand butter and are described as well managed and operated.
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Town Trust
Town Trust & Savings Bank of Emmetaburga
Palo al Ite County
Spies
Hare
Jon
Emmetsburge
Lown
Grachtinger Creamery
Times
Graettinggy
Graettinger Creamery
Lost Island Creamery
United States
Ruby to Move into Former Lutheran Parsonage Residence
H A Ruby of south of Graettin Ker has bought the Ot to Appel residence on the Brat wide known as the Lutheran parsonage. The Noble family currently occupies it. Ruby plans to move his family to Graettinger at the start of March and hold an auction sale on January 28.
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Sanper H. A. Ruby
Graettin- Ker
Otto Appel
Appel
Lutheran Ladies
W. H. Noble
Mr. Ruby
Grachtinger
John McBride’s Return Mentioned By Local Tribune
John McBride plans to resume activities after a seven week layoff due to illness. He previously suffered an illness described as plouring and rheumatism, losing 44 pounds during a “vacation.” Friends express pleasure at his potential return. Dr L G Hill from Estherville, an eye nose and throat specialist, visited the Times office with Chris Larsen of Wallingford, noting Hill’s professional background and recent establishment in Estherville.
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John McBride
L. G. Hill
Estherville
Chria Larsen
Wallingford
Caliére
Times
Dr. Hill
Sioux Talls
Hatching Eggs and Barber Shops Notice collage
An OCR fragment combines notices from Graettinger Barber Shops Montey and Buds Barber and a hatchery offer. It urges customers that children up to ten get haircuts on Mondays and Tuesdays while poultry hatchery services promote custom hatching to offset low prices. It stresses healthy flocks, timely orders, and better prices for customers.
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Montey
Graottinger Barber Shops
Bartleman Bros
Martin' Pyar
Bud's
Shino
Grayttinger
Miya
ISUB DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION HERE
A sub district Sunday School convention will be held at the M E church in Groettinger Tuesday January 27. The Ruthven Ongood and Graettinger district members and all Sunday School workers are invited. The program includes devotion worship and talks on character building mission study and how to obtain a ready response from pupils in class with music and a round table discussion.
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M. E
Groettinger
Ruthven
Ongood
Graettinger
Mra
Gardner
Sunny Behiod
M. G. Smith
Poppenheimer
Pupiia
Mission Study
Ray Barringer
Fremont Paul
Red Cross Call for Drought Relief in Palo Alto County
Emmetsburg January meeting urged to plan a rapid fundraising drive for drought relief. Palo Alto County aims to raise 600 dollars amid rising needs in 21 states where ten million dollars are required to avert starvation. Local merchants report heavy losses and credit exhausted as cattle die and water sources fail.
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Emmetsburg
National Red Cross
Dreath
Palo Alto County
Palo Alto
Wm. M. Baxter, Jr
St. Louis
W. H. Morling
Surprised Mr and Mrs Herman Worland celebrate tenth anniversary
St Paul Jan 7 news notes a gathering at the Worland home for their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed games and lunch, and gifts including a purse of money were received as the couple coped with Herman Worland’s ongoing post office work and February Ford plant start date. Chris Jensen’s slow but steady improvement after paralysis is also reported with concern from Graettinger friends.
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St. Paul
Herman
Ford
Lhat
H. D. Worland
Nobile Purchases Thompsen Residence in Emmetsburg
W H Noble has purchased the Thompsen residence from J M Thompsen of Emmetsburg. The residence is located 9 block south of the Mr H N Osher residence. The place has been occupied by Mr and Nos I Ty Roche for the past year. Mr and Mrs Noble will move into their new home the first of March. Hog shipments very large. Y I O Connor, manager of the Grasttinger Live Stock Shipping association, states hog shipments to make id unusually heavy this season. The reason is that many have been kept on feed longer than usual in hope of price improvement.
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W.H Noble
Thompsen
J. M. Thompsen
Emmetsburg
H.N. Osher
I. Ty Roche
Mrs. Noble Witl
Homs
O'Connor
Grasttinger Live Stock Shipping Association
Auction Sale Notice But Fragmented
Auction sale notice incomplete lists names Johs Williamson ehn Williamson and Linh with scattered fragments about February and February 10. Location near Graattinger and May William conivall chaton appears garbled with no clear date or full details.
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Ehn Williamson
Graattinger
Sale
William Conivall
Linh
F C Wiegmann Found Unconscious In Garage
F C Wiegmann proprietor of Wiegmann Grocery Graettinger was found unconscious in his garage shortly after 11 a m Wednesday. His condition was described as serious with little hope of recovery though breathing improved by 2 p m. His niece Emma Ellis believed he had left for a delivery. Neighbors alerted Marshel Blomann Earl Lehigh and R L Hoxla who moved him to the store and called doctors. Wiegmann is a longtime local resident with many friends in Graettinger and area.
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Chris Jensen
Chris Jenzen
Graettinger
F. G. Wiegmann
Wiegmann
Nase
Emma Ellis
Clark
Earl Jones
Marshel Blomann
Earl Lehigh
R. L. Hoxla
Sto
Dappen Attends Iowa Veterinary Meeting in Des Moines
Dr. B. B. Dappen returned home Friday afternoon from Des Moines where he attended the annual Iowa State Veterinary Association meeting. He reported unusually large attendance and a fine program. The banquet at Fort Des Moines hotel Wednesday evening hosted Governor Turner and other prominent persons.
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B. BE. Dappen
Des Moines
Iowa State Veterinary Association
Dappen
Fort Des Moines
Turner
Battle Over Sunday Movies Sparks City Vote In Gowrie
A heated debate over Sunday movies continues in Gowrie. An ordinance banning Sunday screenings was passed at a city council meeting, with 810 signatures urging reconsideration, though the petition was rejected. Previous spring's vote showed 199 in favor and 252 against. A first petition had 197 signatures, signaling growing support for Sunday showings.
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Gowrie
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Clarence John
Esake
Johnson
Graettinger Johnson
Tima
Seire Eagle
Grove
Rye’ Aon
Larson
Barber
Mrs. Smith
Graet
ISUB
Red Cross
Herman Worland
Thompesn
Johs Williamson
Loth
F. C. Wiegmann
Dr. Dappen
Lost Island
First Lutheran Church
M. Mandsager
Evangelist Renning
Renning
N. L. Ch
Chi St. Olaf College
Ronnin l
Webster
iCity
Dunmire
Besale
Graettinger Teadhng
Webster City
Eng Te Ahd Arant
Junio
Clara
Dithe
Wrestley
Firat
Sunde
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