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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
5
M E Church stresses audience response shapes Chautauqua outcomes. He argues that an enthusiastic crowd boosts speakers and performers, while an unresponsive audience dampens talent, urging attendees to cheer and engage to elevate the whole program.
Two weeks in Colorado costs not more than a typical resort vacation with rooms from seven dollars weekly. Enjoy cooler air at mile-high Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Rock Island Limited trains with modern steel cars and fine dining. Travel agents provide full trip planning and Colorado literature. contact Hal S Ray at Rock Island Desk 401 Des Moines Building Des Moines Iowa for details and low fares June 1 to September 30.
Lost Island notes cover visits among Olsen Moltz Peton and Sandvik families. sermons at Lost Island. travel to Huron and Ayrshire. residents note road conditions and crop conditions. the community marks the 4th with picnics at Fisher and Arnold's Park. locals Thorson families visit, and shipping and farming updates from Lost Island No. 2 with commemorations and travel to nearby towns.
Johnie Kiger and Iriena Hoover of Steamboat Rock visited Kiger cousins Mesdames Wikert and Briggs. Jack Creek beat Osgood in a July Fourth baseball game at George Smith Grove. Frank Briggs bought a 1914 Overland from Chris Jensen. Jess Weir returns from Minnesota. Local youths attended Dan McCarty's July Fourth dance.
C B Larson purchased a Buick automobile. Mildred Jonsted departed for Wisconsin on Tuesday. C B Larson's father left Story City last Thursday. Erma Osher visited her sister Mrs Alfred Nelson for several days. Willie Osher and friends attended a Chautauqua at Estherville on Wednesday evening. OSHER cement silo builders work north of Wallingford at Louis Petersson's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett entertained several young people Thursday evening.
Neighborhood residents celebrate Independence Day at High Lake with picnics and gatherings. O O Ressell and family and Clara Rolme attend Chau tauqua in Estherville. Numerous families visit relatives in Siu City Estherville Greenville and Roasie. Widespread social activity marks the holiday with many neighbors traveling between homes.
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