Ruthven to host Graettinger Friday night hoop game
Ruthven fast-pitch era? No, Ruthven High basketball team visits Graettinger for a Friday night game at the local gym. The series shows Ruthven improving and the Graettinger squad aims to defend, with a tough schedule ahead including Spirit Lake tournament entries and possible return games.
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Graettinger High
Tula
Ruthven- Graettinger
Ruthven
Graettinger
Ruthvenia
Rodman
Rodman, 11. ‘Luverne, 6 ‘Bi; At Graettinger, 11. Graettinger
Ottosen
Mallagh
Luverne
Spivis Lake
West Bend
Armstrong
Mallard
Milford
Lake
Laverne
Spirit Lake
Ona Wats | AU
Johnson
Emmetsburg Defeats Grand Junction in Close Tilt
Emmetsburg beat Grand Junction 92 to 16 in a second game after earlier 9 to 9 struggle. Olena Jacobson and Supt Grigsby starred for Emmetsburg with Jacobson guarding and Grigsby contributing key plays. Grand Junction has few losses in four years but fell in this series.
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Tion Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Grand Junction
Olone Jacobson
Supt. Grigsby
Gracttinger
Sohn Young
Yeaterday
Olena Jacobson
Supt
Grigsby
Olena
J O Overholt sale advertised for February 3
The Graettinger Times lists J O Overholt's closing out sale for Tuesday February 3 featuring eight head of horses eighty five head of pure bred sows and fifteen head of shoats weighing around 100 pounds plus hay corn machinery and household goods As he has sold his farm he will move to Indianola to make his future home The advertisement urges turning to the Graettinger Times for full particulars Also noted is H I Spear sale on February 4 at his farm six miles north of Graettinger with seventeen head of horses twenty head of cattle and a large machinery list including two Titan tractors Read on for more sale details and other listings including Mac Oaken Rings ted February 4 sales and additional dates in the Graettinger Times
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J. O. Overholt
Mr. Overholt
Indianola
Renee
H. I. Spear
Graettinger
Spearhas
Estherville
Spear
Sam Granger Dies at Liberal Kansas Home
Samuel Granger longtime Graettinger area farmer dies at Liberal Kansas last Wednesday. He is survived by his wife and daughter Miss Mabel Granger. Many friends mourn his loss and extend sympathy to the family. Debating news follows with Laurens visit and a note on T. Meredith's cabinet appointment.
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Mia
E.R. McAllister
Kingas
Homer McAlilater
Liberal
Mr. Granger
Grachtinger
John Gibson
Jack Creek Township
Konans
Mabel Granger
McCarty &McCarty
Granger
Améora
Fmmetsburg Democrat
Graettinger
Iowa Law Student Reflects on Past and Time
A University of Iowa College of Law student from Iowa City notes, Time was when the land was different, recalling January 16 and reflecting on the college’s history amid a sad plight.
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Jowa City
College of Law
University of Iowa
Marriage in Lost Island Township
Mr Lawrence M. Anderson and Miss Leona Bachke united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Lost Island township on Wednesday January 21 at three o’clock. Rev Wagner officiated. The bridal party included Fred Baedke as groomman and Lily Anderson of Elmore Minnesota as bridesmaid. After the ceremony the couple left for Rock Rapids for their honeymoon and will reside at home after March first. The newlyweds received silverware and $75 in cash as gifts. Both are well known and respected. the Times extends congratulations and best wishes.
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Lawrence M. Anderson
Leona Bachke
Lost Island Township
Werdnesday
Janary
Fred Buedke
Wea Groomaman
Lily Anderson
Elmore
Minnesota
Wagner
Myr
Fred Baedke
Lost Island
Matt Anderson
Ruthven
Minneapolis robbery wounds Mason City salesman
Barney Nelson of Mason City Iowa was shot after denying a hold up near the Pauly hotel in Minneapolis. A nurse or physician assured him he would survive as he was transported by ambulance. police investigate the incident and Nelson is a well known itinerant clothier who previously visited Algona.
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Barney Nelson
Mason City
Iowa
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Pauly Hotel
Hennepin Avenue
Tront
First Avenue
Nelson
A. C. Thompson
San Avenue
Panly Hotel
Minneapolia
Bonastor
Jin Gruettinger
Algona
Flu Strikes Chicago in Week of Severe Deaths
The Chicago health report cites 6000 deaths last week as influenza surges. Officials say 60 new cases each hour, with 300 cases daily lacking trained nurse supervision. The health commissioner warns 1500 more nurses are needed, while daily fatalities fall short of the prior year’s peak.
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Chicago
Catholic Church Services and Parish Finances Report 1910
A newspaper note outlines Sunday Masses at the Catholic church and presents a printed report on the parish’s financial condition for the year 1910. The text is fragmented but indicates ongoing services and the annual financial statement.
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Loos
Mollson Resigns as Graettinger Route Carrier after Sixteen Years
J C Mollson resigns as mail carrier on Route One Graettinger after sixteen years of service. He cites hard winter conditions and aging as reasons. Temporary replacement is Saulsbury from Rodman, a brother of Mrs Earl Jones. He will join Standard Oil for a service station. The Times wishes him success in his new line of labor.
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Graettinger
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Rodman
Earl Jones
Bfr
McKeon
Standard Oil
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Molison
the Times
Five Spanish Flu Cases Reported in Graettinger and Wallingford
Local doctors confirm five influenza cases with four in Graettinger at the Paulsen Westergard Jensen and Burg homes and one in Wallingford at the Art Anderson residence. Paulsen Westergard and Burg are believed to have contracted the illness during a Chicago visit. The flu has troubled Chicago for three weeks. none of the cases are serious. Paulsen’s home was quarantined last Wednesday and he was downtown earlier this week.
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Graettinger
Wallingford
P. J. Paulsen
Henry Westergard
C. A. Jensen
5. W. Burg
Art Anderson
Messrs. Paulsen
Weatergard
Burg
Chicago
Windy
Paulsen
Westfield bank robbers reward claims clash at le mars meeting
Over fifty claimants pursue parts of a 4500 dollar reward for recapturing the Westfield bank robbers who escaped from the Le Mars county jail after killing Sheriff Maxwell's son William Maxwell. County supervisors city council and local bankers plan a Thursday city hall meeting to resolve distribution amid threats of court action by some claimants.
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Westfield
le Mars
William Maxwell
Sherriff Maxwell
County Board of Supervisors
Iowa Tops Nation in Crop Values in 1919 Final Standings
Federal officers compile crop statistics for 1919 showing Iowa first in corn and oats, Texas first in total crop value with Iowa close second, while Texas cotton and general farming boost its top rank. Iowa and Minnesota follow near second and third in overall production.
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Union
Iowa
Illingia
Towa
Texas
Areca
Silinoia
Blues In Ringsted Call Ends For Local Trips
The Ringsted Dispatch notes a steady boy who has long made winter trips to Armstrong is now reducing his travel. Sunday runs have stopped, though there are other prospects locally. The paper suggests moving on and finding new companionship after the blues.
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Armstrong
Ringsted Dispatch
Dutch Government Refuses Kaiser Abolition Note
The Dutch government replies with a flat refusal to the allied note demanding the abolition of the Kaiser. The response leaves unclear the next move for allied governments. Also notes Methodist Episcopal Church services next Sunday with a faith-focused theme and a sacred choir concert led by Pastor Cunningham.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Cunningham
Sacred Concert At M E Church Sunday Evening
A sacred concert will be given at the M E church Sunday evening February 1. Choir members have prepared a strong program with a wide range of selections and an open invitation to all. The previous concert six weeks ago was well received by attendees. Details include opening voluntary, congregational singing, duets, solos, and choral numbers performed by the choir and soloists. Also reported is a successful pure bred cattle sale by Eckley with local buyers listed, followed by funeral news for Martin Pender with services at the Catholic Church and interment at St John’s cemetery.
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M. E. Church
Suneday
All Cats
M. E
Martin Pender
Afta Mys
D. P. Conway
Emmote
Graettinger Telephone Co Announces 1920 Rates
Graettinger Telephone Co releases rates for shareholders and patrons. Yearly rental is 15 if paid in advance, 18 if not. Rentals payable quarterly semi-annually or annually. Secretary Rh A Baumgartner notes and directs readers to ad in this week’s Graettinger-Tmas-P. G Johns & Co.
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Graettinger Telephone Co
RH. A. Baumgartner
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