Car and horse crash in early morning collision near Kimmersburg
Early Tuesday around 4 am Basil McY Oldsmobile struck a stray horse on the road near Kimmersburg. A touring car following damaged its radiator and caught fire. No serious injuries reported. vehicle badly wrecked and towed. In a separate West Of Town crash near Graettinger Joe Kathman and Roy Hood cars collided after a rear wheel failed. Hood sustained damage. Amian received minor cuts and bruises.
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Kimmersburg
Basil McY
Kes
Mey
Adiator
Motor Inn
Town
Ile
Lost Island
Joe Kathman
Roy Hood
Jacob Pick Farm
Tor Graettinger
Kathman
Ford Coupe Hits Holstein Bull On Primary Road
A Ford coupe struck a Holstein on a main road injuring four young occupants while a driver attempted to prevent the chaotic collision. The article describes a tense scene as actions to avert harm were taken amid threats and danger.
Car Crash Near Wallingford Involving Graettinger Residents
A Ford coupe carrying Graettinger folks from Estherville collided with a Holstein bull on a primary road one and a half miles north of Wallingford. The impact caused a damaged radiator and minor car bruises. No injuries were reported. The incident underscores dangers from animals on rural roads during evening hours.
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Kraxty
Graettinger
Estherville
Wallingford
Emmetsburg Conventions Name 12 Delegates to State Meet
The Republican convention met in Emmetsburg a week ago Wednesday and selected delegates J. A. Suss Joe Robinson C. B. Griffin L. Bruce Mark Thornburg C. Z. Jensen D. L. Modisett S. Lund R. A. Brownlee Clifford Wening and D. N. Yuse. The Democratic county convention followed on Saturday naming delegates W. R. O’Brien Joseph Corweller W. L Branagan F Sheffield B F McTarland J L Mulroney and W. E. Saunders. Both gatherings were harmonious.
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Emmetsburg
J.A. Suss
Joe Robinson
C. B. Griffin
L. Bruce
Mark Thornburg
C. 2. Jensen
D. L. Modisett
S.l Lund
R. A. Brownlee
Clifford Wening
D. N. Yuse
W. R. O' Vrien
Joseph Corweller
W. L Branagan
Sheffield
B. F. McTarland
J. 2. Mulroney
W. E.G. Saunders
Death on roller coaster at Arnolds Park during July
A gentleman died after falling from a roller coaster carriage at Arnolds Park as the ride reached the top of the aerial railway. He survived for a time after the accident while excitement spread through the park but no one could identify the deceased.
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Arnolds Park
Brekke Trades Farm For Paulsen Property Near St Peter
TJ Brekke traded his improved farm north of Gruettinger to L L Paulsen for Paulsen’s quarter near St Peter Minnesota. Brekke will move to Faribault September 1 to tend a nearby farm. Paulsen also gains easier access to a local farm than his distant holding.
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TJ. Brekke
T. J. Brekke
Gruettinger
L. L. Paulsen
St. Peter
Minnesota
Mir. Brekke
Fairbault
Paulson
Porkers Bring High Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog market reports strong receipts with top hogs fetching 10.76 per hundred pounds and many averaging around 0.86 to 10.00. Manager Gordin of the Shipping Association notes the brisk demand and signals a jubilant outlook for hog producers.
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Chicago
Gordin
Shipping ‘Association
Nogs
Ad Sons
Raleigh Bergum Marries Mika Anna Bergum in Gracttinger
Raleigh Bergum and Mika Anna Bergum were married in Gracttinger at eight o'clock, the ceremony led by Rev. O Sande. Myron Fogde served as best man and Mary Fogde as bridesmaid. Attendees included families Bergum, Fogde, and Pogde. the couple will reside at the Maregaret Nefstead residence in the southwest. The bride, daughter of E A Borgum, is a graduate and former teacher. the groom is postmaster and former newspaper man. The Times offers best wishes to the newlyweds.
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Raleigh Bergum
Raleigh
Mika Anna Bergum
5. O. Sande
Myron Fogde
Mary Bogde
A. Bergun
T. Ta. Hampson
Sande
P. ©Orde
Mary
Bertha Fogde
Henry
Myron
Conrad Pogde
Rabieh
Maregaret Nefstead
Har Seeres
Times
Gracttinger
Minnesota
the Times
Naleigh
Graettinger Telephone Service Praised by Locals
Graettinger and nearby residents boast a reliable 24 hour central office with operators Mia V. Reever Miss Apnea Smith and Billa Selma Silmonson. Local manager T. O Thompson oversees business and line work as 400 to 600 patrons enjoy yearly rates of 15 dollars for residences and 18 dollars for businesses with free service to Wallingford and Ringsted and minimal charges to Ruthven and Emeraldburg.
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Graettinger
Iowa
Mia. V. Reever
Apnea’ Smith
Billa Selma Silmonson
T. O Thompson
Comepany
Wallingford
Ruthven
Emmethburg
Auction of Lumber at Public Sale in Grachtinger
A public auction will be held in Grachtinger Town on Saturday July 26 at 3 o'clock sharp for lumber and related items. A jail and pall tower built of two by fours will be offered, with other ads and cds also for sale. Prospective buyers may inspect the property beforehand. Terms are cash.
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Grachtinger
Dale
Charley Sensed
Moyer
Zempeol and Brown Married in Grace M E Church
George Zempeol of Minneapolis and Miss Viola Brown of Graettinger were married at Grace M E church on a Friday in June. Rev Robert Lee Stuart officiated. Groom is new to Graettinger, bridesmaid Lydia Keller, best man Charley Brown. They will live in Graettinger Es t herville. The bride is daughter of Frank and Mrs Brown. The Times extends congratulations.
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Zempel-Brown
George Zempeol
Minneapolis
Viola Brown
Gracttinger
Grace M. E
Spencer
Robert Lee Stuart
Mgr
Charley Brown
Lestman
Lydia Keller
Extherville
Estherville
Frank Brown
Graettinger
Estherville Defeats Sherburne In Wild Semi Pro Tilt
About seventy five Graettinger fans traveled to Estherville to watch the semi pro Estherville team face Sherburne. Estherville won 9 to 6 in a ragged game with numerous errors though Reeves shone in right field and Paulsen did not pitch as expected. Estherville then beat Sibley 4 to 2 at Arnolds Park with Rasmussen on the mound.
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Graettinger
Estherville
Sherburne
Ren PF. Reeves
Guilford Paulsen
Esterville
Bert Montgomery
Paulsen
Natherville
Reeves
Montgomery
Arnolds Park
Sibley
Rasmussen
Fairmont
Extherville
GrasHinner
Ben Reeves
Council Proceedings July 8 1922 bills list
Town Council approves payments for June 1922 including Y R Reever for services 75 dollars H M Anderson 113.50 for gravel work on streets Clarence Hansen 42 dollars J A Fleming 2.60 for gravel J H Gjerde 4.60 for town buildings P J McCarty 16 dollars rent for mayor’s office Farmers Grain balances 14.60 Northern Iowa Gas & Electric Company street light June 1822 949.02 John Paulsen night watch 5 dollars 00
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Y. R. Reever
Marshall
H. M. Anderson
Hilton Harris
Clarence Hansen
J. A. Fleming
H. H. Gjerde
P. J. McCarty
Farmer's Grain Company
Northern Lowa Goa & Electric Company
Streat Aghte
John Paulsen
Zor Tung
Where Groetlinger Celebrated July Fourth
Graettinger residents joined a wide community celebration with Hand's Park drawing the largest crowd. Families traveled to Lost Island Arnolds Park Interlaken High Lake and South Walnut for picnics while others visited various local gatherings. No accidents were reported in the area.
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Graettinger
Hand's Park
Lost Island
Arnolds Park
Interlaken
High Lake
South Walnut
Foot Demonstrator At Osher's July 12
A Chicago foot demonstrator will visit Osher's store on July 12 to explain Dr Schaal foot comfort appliances. The event invites neighbors to learn how these devices help corns calluses bunions and tired feet, with a display in the issue. Many sufferers report benefits from the appliances.
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Chicago
Osher’s
Brother Killed By Automobile in Germany
Carl Wiegmann, aged 63, was recently killed in Germany when struck by an automobile. He served as an officer in the German army during the war. Brother G Wiegmann of Graettinger reports the loss and many local friends extend sympathy.
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G, Wiegmann
Carl
Germany
Wiegmann
Graettinger
Graettinger Chautauqua Opens July 8 With Five Day Program
The Gruettinger Chautauqua opens next Saturday July 8 for a five day program of exceptional merit. Season tickets are on sale at a total price of 176 for adults and one dollar for children with no war tax this year. The Midkind company returns to present a high standard of talent as boosters of our up to date city back the event with a substantial guarantee. A. J. Johnson manages details and the grounds will be at the Royal Lumber Company yard. Let's go.
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Midkind Company
Graettinger
A. J. Johnson
Chautauqua
Royal Lumber Company
Llet
Daniel Snyder Died at Steinburger Home at 86
Daniel Snyder aged 86 died at the Steinburger home in the early hours of Wednesday from heart failure. He had complained of heart pain during the day but felt well in the evening. Household members found him in the morning and Dr Hession pronounced life extinct. He recently moved from Marshalltown to make his home there. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Ing Daniel Snyder
Steinburger
Hession
Snyder
Marshalltown
Steinburger Place
Miss Kathryn Mahan Agreed to Es Itherville Today
Miss Kathryn Mahan agreed to move to Itherville today. The brief notice notes the change of residence and indicates the destination city, reflecting a local personal notices item.
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Kathryn Mahan
Esitherville
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Oyla
United States
Jalinwing
Helliage Holstein
Reix
Graettinger Towa
Groetlinger
Foot
Osher
Harry Wikert
Wikert
Estherville Hospital
Daniel Snyder
Liberty Bell Bank
Tnt
Graeitinger
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