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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
12
Charles Reese loses 176 hogs to cholera in Grundy Center while residents attend visits, games, and social events across Emmet and Humboldt counties. Reports cover local visits, birthdays, club activities, court suits, road work, theatre acts, flood and storm impacts, and community improvements with names of residents, towns, and businesses.
Lutheran churches announce divine services next Sunday in German at 2 46 p m and in Norwegian at 10 20 a m Graettinger and Loxt Island. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Luther League at 8 p m in Graettinger. Rev A Wagner and Rev S O Sande listed as pastors. First Lutheran notes include Danish and English services with youth and ladies activities and a children's picnic planned for July 22 with other church events in town.
A shoe repair column harshly criticizes so called repairmen who use cheap leather arguing they harm quality and long term customer value. The piece praises shops that use good materials and deliver durable work while noting some editors push for uplifting content.
A narrator and Mary plan a trip choosing nature and country streams over the big town. Mary seeks fashion and spectacle in shoes, homes, and pretty scenes, while the speaker favors countryside scenery, museums, and the zoo. They head to St. Louis for the municipal opera and a museum visit before returning.
The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a cafeteria dinner at Woodman hall on Thursday July 19. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christiansen welcomed a son June 29. mother and baby returned from Estherville hospital. The Times extends hearty congratulations. Cherries Need Fungus Spray warns brown spots on leaves. spray with lime sulfur or Bordeaux mixture to protect foliage and ensure next year's crop. One application likely enough.
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