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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

6

Fraud Suspect Berger Sells Stolen Goods to Wade Clerk

A Wiltie youth alerts Wade that Berger attempted to offload goods charged to Mr Dodge. Adrian Clark, the clerk, notes purchases of trousers vest shirts and more. Wade investigates and discovers Berger was not Mr Dodge and finds a tire and other items missing with no trace of Berger or the goods.

Adrian Clark Dodge Wiltie ‘Boya Mr. Wade Bergér Shim Mrr Wade Berger Spencers Berger Nori Terril Tribune

Court in Emmetsburg Hearing Breach of Promise Case

Emmetsburg Reporter notes a breach of promise case where a young woman seeks $18,000 damages for sorrow and humiliation after a Dodge youth, once her fiancé, broke the engagement. The article references letters in which he promises fidelity and later tries to end the engagement.

Lagainst Lot Emmetsburg

Coburn Marries French Bride Before Sailing Home

Coburn of Creston arrives with a well educated French bride, a cousin of Marshal Foch, whom he met in Brest. He is an engineer in the American army, married just before sailing. The Bancroft Register notes the union as a notable match of aristocratic lineage.

Coburn Creston

New Method of Traveling by Motor Sled

Ben Greimen of Kiemme converts his flivver into a motor sled with detachable runners and chains on the rear wheels. The light craft reaches speeds of 25 to 30 and can handle deep snow. Runners detach or attach quickly, making it a practical winter conveyance.

Ben Greimen Kiemme Ben

Your Discs Plows And Shovels Repaired Now

This is a dull time in the blacksmith line but a great period for farmers to bring in discs plows and shovels to restore them for spring work. Repair work will receive careful attention during this period and the rush after March first is anticipated by Henry Westergard.

Henry iWestergard

Notice of Annual Meeting Lost Island township

The annual meeting of the trustees of Lost Island township will be held in the Center school house on Monday, February 7 at 1 p m for road work and any other business. Thos H Rieks on Township Clerk 2272 The trustees of Jack Creek Township Emmet County will meet at the Center school house on Monday the 7th day of Feb At this time they will receive bids for road superintendent for the year 1921 to be taken as a whole or part of township J W Oakes Township Clerk

Trustees Lost Island Township Thos. H. Riekson Jack Creek Emmet County J. W. Oakes

Fire Destroys Lake Park Hotel Landmark

A Monday morning blaze at Lake Park hotel, built in 1883 and operated by A. Arnold, destroyed the building and contents. Estimated loss totals $20,000 with insurance about $6,100, making it one of the town's worst fires in history.

Lake Park A. Arnold Stherville Democrat

Four year old burns self after stove explosion near Allison

The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Herman J Niehaus near Allison threw explosives into a stove causing a severe burn. A saltpeter can kept in the house may have caused the blast. The child is in very bad condition though physicians expect recovery. Local notes report quarantine for scarlet fever, visits, and social happenings including anniversaries and callers at homes.

Herman J. Niehaus Allison Eatherville Democrat Anfin Riercon Jon Amdahl Oncar Suss F. Sheffield Ethel H. H. Sandvile Walter Matsen Sheffield Miss Holte H. H. Bsandvile

Livermore Streets Ablaze With Punched Bills and Auctions

A Livermore dispatch reports stray money found near the State Bank with tens and twenties mutilated by snow and later redeemed at headquarters. Local merchants cut credit terms to thirty days while cash sales receive a five percent discount starting February. Auction sales across the week see strong bidding and steady prices for cattle, machinery, and household goods, with several notable sales listed for Clifton Johnson, Chrin Christoffersen, Frank Avidernon, Albert F. Johnson, and Hively Bros among others.

Livermore Standard Livermore Gazette P. G. Johnson & Co Clifton Johnson Graettinger Chrin -Christoffersen Christoffersen Frank Avidernon Albert F. Johnson Hively Bros Wallingford

High School Notes On Freshmen Report Cards

The note states that pres freshmen received report cards last Monday and second semester class periods have been adjusted slightly from the first semester. School will be on a modified schedule as a result.

Preshmen

Inventive Sophomore Report and Local Moves

School notes report a new instrument replacing a finger nail file made with a fountain pen as sophomores claim. Ruthven game last Friday shows $77.50 intake. Several family moves announced: Henningsens to Louis Thoresen residence, Jenses to EB M Thompson, Thoresens to their farm. Local illness noted with Hassell family and widespread sickness across the country.

Ruthven

The Man From Home Correct Glasses Offer

The advertisement promotes The Man From Home Correct glasses as the only kind that truly benefit vision. Glasses are carefully fitted and priced from 5.00 plus five percent war tax. Offices hours are 9 to 5, with reservations by phone.

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Farmers & Merchants Bank Graettingrr Grastite Mr. Dodge Ai Jensen Island: News Art Henningsen Louis Thoresen P. Jensen Eb.m. Thompson Henningsen Thoresen Joe Hassell Jack Creek Township Hassell Dr. Hession The Espec Emmersburg H. W. Beebe Atul Aslo Loaulue Sraettinger Lowa
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