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A distorted OCR fragment mentions North Central No. 176 and names like Gynettinger and Henry, with references to attendance and a Sunday event. The legible bits suggest a sports or community notice, but details are incomplete and ensemble terms dominate the unreadable text.
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North Central No. 176
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Passers Away Iverson of This City
Saturday Mill Myge-Lawta Iverson of this city passed away yesterday afternoon at 140. She was stricken with paralysis last Thursday and since then her condition has been very serious. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon. Services will be conducted at the residence at one o'clock and at the Waldorf church at 1 20. In vestment will burn the cemetery east. The obituary notice will appear in Week's Times Tuesday. Roosevelt of New York denied Buchanan Estate in New York saying it was his third denial. Also published is a letter from Stewart Buchanan of Glendale California regarding the Buchanan estate.
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Myge-Lawta
Iverson
Sha
Wmret
Gutherin
GW. Roosevelt
New York
Buchanan
Roosevelt
Thin
the Times
Stewartl Buchanan
Glendale
California
Emmetsburg Defeats Curlew in Tight 17 to 16 Tilt
In Curlew on Saturday Emmetsburg High School edged Curlew High 17 to 16 after leading by a half. Earlier Curlew beat Ayrshire 31 to 20 Friday night. Last week Emmetsburg defeated Mallard 28 to 26 in a close matchup.
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Emmeteburg
Emmetsburg High School
Curlew High School
Curlew
Rock Island Ice Harvest Hindered by Thin Crust
Ice on Rock Island runs only four inches thick delaying shipments. Workmen have prepared preparations since early season while weather fails to produce solid ice. From Gracbo and other division points several hundred carloads have been readied but await safer harvest conditions.
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Rock Island
Taland
Giaetlinger
Teland
Gracbo
Enst tickon report and local recovery notes
Fragmentary OCR recalls a doctor report on paralysis and recovery hopes. Mentions purchase of a ride and local movement in the vicinity. Names and places are unclear, but the piece notes a condition with paralyzed mobility and an expected improvement.
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Paralysa
Graettinger Team Edged by Terril in Tight Battle
Graettinger high school basketball halted a five game streak with a 23 to 19 loss at Terril. The Graettinger second team fell 18 to 1. The Graettinger girls defeated Ruthven 22 to 19 in a close, thriller filled night.
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Dickinson County
Laws
Kudiman
Arney
Rod [Man
Graettinger
Gey
Ane
Leama
Ruthven
Windlow
Sulunlay
Ayrshire
Emnetsbure
Agnes Thompsen Weds Ruthven Man in December Ceremony
The Ruthven Free Press notes the marriage of John Hanna of Ruthven to Agnes Thompsen of Morris Winvis. The couple wed at Qu Park on December 2, then joined a wedding dinner with relatives before planning to reside in Joliet Winsis. Thompsen is known in Graettinger where her family lived, later moving to Estherville and Mortis. She worked at Ray's Cafe in Graettinger.
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Ruthven
Graet Unger Live Stock Association Meet at Woolman Hall
The annual meeting of the Graet Unger Live Stock association will be held at Woolman hall Monday evening February event time seven o'clock. Officers for the year will be chosen and the report of the year's business read. A social time will follow. A V Bormann is secretary of the organization.
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Graet“Unger Live Stock Association
Woolman Hall
Busideas
A. V. Bormann
O H Raleigh Returns Home From Iowa City Hospital
O H Raleigh came home from the University hospital at Iowa City Saturday morning. He is much improved in health and strength after a long hard period of illness. The people of Grastinger are pleased by his recovery and homecoming.
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Raleigh
University Hospital
Towa City
Grasttinger
John Brekke Auction Sale Set for February 2
John Brekke will hold an auction on February 2 at the Tipp farm one mile east and half mile south of the Jack Creek bridge. Start at 11:80 with a free lonery, offering three heats of horses, fourteen heats of Guernsey cattle, Jersey hogs, farm machinery, feed, corn, poultry equipment, and household goods. Grod Lund & Reever are auctioneers. First National Bank of Graettinger is clear. A quarter-page ad in Times provides full details. Brekke plans to move to a farm near Sherburne, Minnesota, in March.
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John Brekke
Enat
Grasttinger
B. Wisenbast
Jersey
Grodlund & Reever
Irs National Bank of Graettinger
Cleai
Sherburne
Minnesota
Change In Train Service On Rock Island Today
A service change on the Rock Island line announces discontinuation of Prins 463 and 464 gas electric trains. The west bound Chicago passenger train departs at 7:52 a.m. and arrives at 5:58 p.m. The Chicago bound train now reaches Columbus at 4:58 p.m. A morning connection to Northwestern railway is possible from Colar Rapids. A new mail route will operate between Emmetsburg and Faitherville, with the return trip reaching Emmetsburg at 7 p.m. Arrival and operation dates are to be announced as arrangements are finalized.
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Tata
Rock Island Road
Prins
Chicago
Tri
Northwestern
Minders
Colar Rapids
Ster
Emmetsburg
Fsitherville
Emmoltsburg
County Meeting At Emmetsburg Tuesday Night
county American Legion Auxiliary invites members and husbands to an 8 pm gathering in the basement of the north side Catholic church on Tuesday February 2. A short business session will be followed by a program of a one act play songs readings and refreshments. All auxiliary members and their husbands are invited plus all Legionaires. Let’s make it a real get together.
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Emmetsburg
County
American Legion Auxiliary
North Side Catholic Church
Milford M. E. Church Fire Loss Estimated at 8000
The Milford M. E. Church sustained extensive damage from a Sunday blaze. Estimated loss runs to eight thousand dollars with four thousand six hundred dollars insured. Fire started in the furnace room and two hundred people were in attendance at the church. Firemen saved part of the building while congregation members decide on rebuilding or erecting a new edifice.
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Milford
Furnace Zoo
Sister In Law Of O H Raleigh Passes Away
Mrs. O. H. Raleigh of Graettinger and Hart and Fred Raleigh of Manak to drove to Amos Friday to attend the funeral of their sister in law, Mrs. R. Olson, who died Monday after an operation. Saturday the Raleighs and five brothers in law went to Tama City for a salt with Postmaster O B at the University hospital.
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O. H. Raleigh
Graettinger
Hart
Fred Raleigh
Mankato
Amos
R. Olson
Raleigh
Tawa City
University
Home Declam at Assembly Last Evening
The home declamatory meet was held at the High school assembly last evening. There was a good attendance and a fine program. Arnold Henningsen won the oratorical class with Raymond Masters second. Kathryn McCarty led the dramatic class with Mary Jo Carter and Dorothy Fink tied for second. Lilie Jacobson won the humorous division with Alice Westsen and Elmer Masters also placing. Judges were J. G. Johnson Ringsted W. A. Cresap Estherville and Gertrude Dudley Estherville. Musical numbers included a violin solo by Denali Bartleman and a trio by Mrs Olene Jacobsen Vielen George and Dorothy Myhre. Ralph V. Coder sang two valued solos. The event was well received and scoring was close. The sub-county contest will be held in Graettinger Monday February 8.
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Arnold Hen-ningsen
Raymond Masters
Alfred Hampton
Kathryn McCarty
Firval
Mary Jo Carter
Dorothy Fink
Nince
Vivian Sichivan
Mabel Suss
Lilie Jacobson
Alice Westsen
Elmer Masters
Ruth Raleigh
J. GC. Johnson
Ringsted
W. A. Cresap
Gertrude Dudley
Estherville
Denali Bartleman
Olene Jacobsen
Vielen George
Dorothy Myhre
Ralph V. Coder
Graettinger
Genevieve Gammon Weds Clyde Smith in California Bride
Genevieve Gammon daughter of Mrs J H Gammon of Pasadena married Clyde Smith at the bride’s mother's home on Friday January 25 Dr Grice officiated and the couple will reside in Los Angeles The bride, a Grachtinger girl, grew up here and graduated from the local high school with the class of 1924 The Times joins friends in Pasadena in offering congratulations and best wishes for happiness ahead.
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Mr. Newel
Clyde Smith
Misa Helen Genevieve Gammon
J. H. Gammon
Pasadena
California
Grice
Grachtinger
Times
W I Stevens Well Located In Arkansas
W I Stevens reports from Mount Steinbarg Aransas that he rents a farm with about 500 fruit trees. The rough country offers fruit berries fine spring water and abundant timber. He plans pruning building fences caring for the orchard and quarters for goats while keeping saddle horses and chickens and storing canned goods. He notes no snow but much ruin and expects spring soon.
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W. . Stevens
W. T. Stevens
No Shows At Hawkeye Until Further Notice
Heavy snows force Hawkeye events to move to Hawkeye Theatre until further notice. Pauleon family returns to the city moving from Ottertall county Minnesota to Graettinger and taking rooms at Thompson Grocery building.
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Hawkeye
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Neral
Go -Roosevelt
Terril
Agnes Thompsen
Milford M. E
Genevieve Gammon
W. I. Stevens
Arkansas
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