Mrs Anton Swanson Dies After Illness At 42
Mrs. Anton Swanson, 42, died at her home southeast of the city after two years of poor health and a January operation at Coleman hospital. Survived by husband Anton Swanson, three children Mable 18 Leona 16 Mlden 18, her parents Hans Westergard and a sister Mrs Hamlin Sandvig. Funeral Tuesday at two, South Walnut church, Rev Axel M Andersen officiating. burial at South Walnut Cemetery.
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Anton Swanson
Ue Coleman Hospital
Hstherville
Hell
Axel M. Andersen
South Walnut Church
Theodore
Oxcar Olson
Dan
Peter Petersen
John Westergard
Oxcar Christiansen
Lars Olson
Ruthen
Minnesota
Henry Sknutson
James Gangestad
Micklebush
Goldfield
George Forbes
Pocahontas
Ed Arnett
Mairant
Agnes Marie Westergard
South Walnut Township
Palo Alto County
Hey
Mable
Leona
Mlden
Marriassery
Hans Westergard
Henry
Hamlin Sandvig
Swanson
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during a recent illness and passing of our beloved wife, mother, daughter and sister. Thanks for floral gifts. Anton Swanson and children. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wester gard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wester, Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin Sand igs.
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Anton Swanson
Hans Westergard
Henry Wester- Rar
Hamlin Sandigs
Grate Mngeer Market Report
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Local Notes On Travel Visits And Family News
Short itemary notes from a local paper highlight Grace McCarty leaving for Leland Michigan for a telegraph office job Ruth Prick's surgical removal of gallstones at Coleman Hospital Catherine later returns to Chicago after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W G C Poland and son arrive from Morningside for a visit Mr and Mrs Arb LowernBurg and son Merlin visit Goodell with Mrs LowernBurg's parents C M Nolan family travels to McCausland for a visit Mrs Stevens daughter of G C Larsen and family join Carl Larsen's party Rob Bormann and Theresa visit Cedar Rapids relatives over the 4th Earl Kindig from Cedar Rapids with ALY Bormann and Mrs Kindig noted as siblings
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J. G. Wiermann
Grace McCarty
Leland
Michigan
Ruth Prick
Coleman Hospital
Catherine Iater
Chicago
W. GC
Poland and Son
Morningside
Town
Jows
Stevens
G. C. Larsen
Rob Bormann
Theresa
Earl Kindig
Cedar Rapids
Mann Max
A.V. Bormann
John Bormann
Aly. Bormann
Kindig
Ice pack cure for cattle bloat draws dairy group attention
A Buena Vista County dairyman touts a simple ice pack method to relieve bloat, placing chopped ice on the cow’s back to rapidly ease the bloated area. The owner claims quick relief and no harm to the animal, with favorable results after multiple trials. New York City residents consumed over 16 million pounds of Iowa creamery butter in January February and March, with Palo Alto butter brand noted and Iowa supplying about a quarter of city butter.
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Buena Vista County
Annua
Arvid Miller
Contestor
Ing
Dairy Extension Service
Town State College
Association
New
New York City
Dautter of Ollo Sples Suffers Arm Injury
The Dawitter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ollo Sples of Huthven, fell from a porch last week and broke her arm in two places. Loyal friends lament the misfortune that befell their family.
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Ollo Sples
Huthven
Ryugret
Duu
Fourth of July Dinner Menu Snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows a July dinner menu listing mashed potatoes corn and tomatoes with whipped cream fruit and coffee tea or tea. It mentions Parke or Toose walls and a price of 60e on July dth at a hotel and care facility in Iowa.
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ISURE
Hotel & Care Aeacitinger
Towa
Record Hay Crop Peak in Town's 1929 Total
Town produced 6,406,128 tons of hay in 1929, the largest hay crop in state history aside from 1908 when tonnage reached 6,477,200, according to enumerations compiled by the weather and crop bureau.
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Uasosnors
Weather and Crop Bureau
North Siders Triumph Over South Siders in Kitten Ball
The North Siders defeated the South Siders 10 to 8 to extend their lead in the kitten ball series. The win solidifies the North Side’s edge and keeps the rival score in their favor.
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North Siders
South Siders
North Side
Radio Pastor To Talk At High Lake Picnic
The Hoping Sunday School at High Lake prepares for a July 8 picnic with Sherman Jand, radio pastor from Yankton South Dakota, as featured speaker between two and three oclock. Families are asked to bring a basket lunch and stay for the afternoon and early evening activities with prizes and other program numbers noted by local papers.
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Bie Union
Pasnie
NLS
Sherman
Northwest
Clin
Jand
Yankton
South Dakota
Clavetait
Fis
Nhce
Iistinguinhee
Ma Sher Mmn
Lake Picnie
Kitten Ball Games Draw Large Crowds in Grnet
The kitten ball games in Grnet finger draw weekly crowds as South Siders beat North Siders 20 to 12 in slugging Friday action. Twelve games featured between the clubs, with North Siders holding best of nine. The South Siders vow to press the pace in upcoming matches as remaining season contests approach.
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Grnetfinger
South Siders
North Siders
Gractlinger Patients Recover At Colemian Hospital
Gractlinger patients in the Colemian hospital are pulling along nicely. Kedwin Cenettinger, who suffered a broken hip bone and flesh wound, is recovering rapidly. Miss Julia Keonard is regaining strength though she is not yet able to walk.
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Gractlinger
Colemian Hospital
Kedwin Cenettinger
Julia Keonard
Property Owners Object To Dust In City Streets
A petition from Robbins Averlay to Reek Talia deputy asks the city council to curb dust on One streets amid fast traffic. The effort, supported by local property owners, notes dust as a tolling problem and seeks action at the upcoming council meeting.
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D.C
New Amt Okt Vine Dance July 1 At Milletrie Park
The event held Monday evening at Milletrie Park featured old time music by Otto Lavents orchestra. Ruth Wen and Cary Lege led a crowd of dancers in popular reels and waltzes amid lively social activity.
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Mleetrie Park
Ruthwen
Celebration Athleetrte Park Event Report
A community celebration planned for multiple days at Meeting Park Lost Island is described with details on timings and attractions. Pine display and fall festival items are noted as part of the event coverage in this week's Times.
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Wmeeting Park
Hide Quit At Hawkeye Saturday Night Show
The Hawkeye Theatre will feature the picture Hide Out on Saturday evening July 6 with Sporting Courage and Day Dreams also on the bill. The program promises a motley night of entertainment with multiple attractions.
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Hide
Hawkeye
Hawkeye Theatre
Vernie Jacobsen and Mildred Banstead Wed in City Church
Vernie Jacobsen son of Mr and Mrs Jacobsen and Mildred Banstead daughter of Mr and Mrs Banstead were united in marriage at St Paul Lutheran church in this city on Tuesday. The officiating clergyman was Reverend Axel Me Andersen. The couple will honeymoon in Minneapolis then begin housekeeping in this city leasing rooms in the Mrs ak I Gammon residence. The groom is a graduate of the local high school and employed at Anwladi ih Marke. The bride is described as charming and accomplished, with many traits of a true woman. Both families are prominent and well regarded. The Times offers hearty congratulations and best wishes for their future.
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Vernie Jacolsen
Minneapolis
Ak I Gammon
Mrr
Peter Petersen
Canvettinger
Hle
Locabl
Anwladi Ih Marke
Charles Bonstaent
Partiox
Anl Hoth
Dulles
Jacobsen
Martin
Catholics Granted Meatless Friday Dispensation
The Catholic Church has granted a dispensation for meat consumption on Friday, noting the traditional Lenten practice and sacrifice. The move, aligning with longstanding observance, allows Catholics in the United States to eat meat this coming Friday under the dispensation.
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United States
Sunday Night Show Draws Large Hawkeey Theatre Attendance
Sunday evening crowd packed Hawkeey Theatre to witness the Showboat premiere. Advertisers spotlighted the production led by local houses and roving vans in the country, drawing royal theatre fans with buzz around the world.
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Shawe
Hawkeey ‘Theatre
Enomeily
Royal Theatre
Mir
Attended League Convention At Clear Lake
The article notes a league convention at Clear Lake with Misses Jeanngile Helgiye and Serene Myhre among speakers. Attendees included Mr Myhre and Miss Caroline. Sunday program featured a family appearance. Plans also announced for 4H camp at Camp Mosterrom July 7 to 18 with delegates from several townships.
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Clear Lake
Jeanngile Helgiye
Serene Myhre
Jawa Uisyiek
Luther Ubapain
Sind
Surly Soweland
Malia Myhie
Taiugghter
Dorothy
Mr. Myhie
Caroline
No Movie Sunday Evening at Hawkeye Theatre
No movie program will be carried out at the Hawkeye Theatre Sunday evening. Attendance at motion picture shows is usually light following a holiday.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Returned Prom Westroan Trip Ends in Oregon Visit
Brekke and his son J D traveled by automobile and rail from Graettinger to Silverton Oregon via Salem and Seattle. They met Dr A Burdick in Seattle and toured Washington and Me states stopping at Wyound and Margo. J D suffered a broken wrist in a pole accident but Brekke returned home, weight gained, no border effect.
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Meares
Gonete Lingerty Company
Jdlutius
Silverton
Oregon
Rtw
Urekke
Salem
View
Doe Gradlinger
Deh
Lorber
Miss Mahan
Jot Mahan
Wyound
Washington
Breeke
Columbia
Seattle
Dr A
Ie Burdick
Graettinger
Burdick
Brekke
Dilius
Margo
Minneapolis
Canadian
Great Beat On Tuesday Noon Broadcast From Sky Harbor
The Hunter Brothers and the endurance plane City of Chicago linked with a government mail plane to relay the view to a radio audience over the Columbia network. Despite high winds, pilots kept their bearings as the first successful joint aerial broadcast occurred.
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Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Columbia
Hunter Boys
Potvernment
Chitago
Sky Harbor
Mallard crushes Graettinger in Sunday baseball rout
Mallard defeated Graettinger 17 to 4 Sunday afternoon as the Mallard squad dominated on the diamond. Graettinger managed only four runs, while Mallard built a strong record with a high scoring win.
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Mallard
Graettinger
Conway
J Craulinver
Palo Alto
Ani
Hoowe
Farin Four To Ames July 6th and 7th
A delegation from Palo Alto Covits ron Busia Taiilies is expected to attend events in Ames on July 6 and 7. The group will meet at the Tem tare office in Emmetsburge at 2:00 PM Sunday. They aim to travel to the college that afternoon and arrange accommodations at Iowa State College.
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Farin
Ames
Pala Altoh
Llowa State College
Poltowings
Chicago Producers Report Mixed Week in Livestock Trade
Reports show ten loads received from Agilable Mallard and Carlaw Shipping. Producers continue to build wood sides and palm new friends each week as rail deliveries reach 227 casuals of livestock and eight cars by Genek day amid market activity in the county.
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Genek
Chienpark
Agilable
Mallard
Carlaw
New Yorkers Praise Graettinger Poultry Expansion
New York shipments of dressed poultry to New York City reached 6,409,767 pounds during January and February. Al Smith and Governor Rooseveldt applaud poultry raised around Graettinger and elsewhere in the state.
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Tewa
New York City
al Smith
Roosevalé
Graettinger
State
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Graettinger Area
Graettinger residents plan July Fourth events at Electric Park July 3 4 and 6 with church services at South Walnut Church 11 a.m. and a Ladies' Aid dinner at noon. Activities include sports and refreshments all afternoon. Roy Axel M. Andersen pastor invites neighbors and friends to join the patriotic celebration.
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Graettinger
South Walnut
Medrle Park
Warng
South Walnut Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Roy
Axel M, Andersen
Fourth Of July Celebration At Lutheran Parsonage Grounds
A community event on July Fourth will be held on the Lutheran parsonage grounds. A children's program will be presented by Halverson and Flugum. A chicken dinner is served by the Lost Island Ladies Aid for 25 and 50 cents at noon. Afternoon activities include kitten ball and games with refreshments available.
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Halverson
Flugum
Lost Island Ladies’ Aid
Warning on Tetanus Dangers and Prevention
The War State Health Department warns that tetanus can enter through deep wounds from toys, nails, splinters, and blank cartridges, especially in summer. It emphasizes proper wound treatment and tetanus antitoxin as prevention, and urges avoiding risky activities with fireworks and protruding objects.
Whittemore and Mallard Meet At Mallard Sunday
Whittemore and Mallard baseball teams clash at Mallard Sunday July 6. In season opener Mallard fell 7 to 6 to Whittemore, making Sundays match highly anticipated and expected to be highly interesting.
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Whittemore
Mallard
Mallard Suneday
Malard
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South Walnut Cemetery
High Lake
Cleveland OF
Yanhtott
Palo Alta
al Suid
Mato Ata
Athleetrte Park
Vernie Jacobsen
Mildred Banstead
St. Paul's
Lutheran Churely
Tateymoon
Huttre Tome
Mmimelsburi
Migh- Land
Qush Tatke
Enilepandende
Twngton Township
Camp Mosterrom
Graettinger Poultry
Graet- Linger
Electric Park
Prom State Health Department
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