Knute Iverson Laid To Rest
Knute Iverson a longtime resident and respected citizen died July 3 at his daughter Mrs Edward Hoveland in Minneapolis. The funeral was held at Lost Island Lutheran church with Rev S O Sande officiating. He leaves nine children and thirteen grandchildren, and served on the Palo Alto county board of supervisors. He was born in Norway October 25 1844 and immigrated to America in 1872.
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Knute Iverson
Edward Hoveland
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Iverson
Grachtinger
Robert Riernan
Lost Island Lutheran Church
S. O. Sande
Jacob Brekke
Ole Norris
Charley Christiansen
Louis Thoreson
John Rierson
Rior Halvorson
Knuto Iverson
Bergen
Norway
America
Ogle County
Ilinois
Karina Dale
Palo Alto County
Cylinder
Lost Island Township
Martin Johnson
Robert Rierson
Graettinger
P. K. Iverson
Ruthven
Clarence An Elmer
Henry
Charles
Lake Crystal
Edward
Walla Walla
Washington
Card Of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of our beloved father. Thanks for the floral gifts received. P. K. Iver and family express gratitude from his son, brothers, and sisters.
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P. K. Iverson
Farm Bureau Auxiliary Meeting Set for July 19
The studies division of the Farm Bureau will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Elsenbast on Thursday July 19. A cordial invitation is extended to all members to attend.
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Studies’ Division
The
Farm Bureau
Robert Elsenbast
Radio Fever Promises Healthier Life for Fans
Miss IMor ence NH Busse of Iowa State College argues that regular midday radio listening calms the mind and aids health for young listeners. She cautions that late hours and fatigue from distant broadcasts could negate benefits for devoted fans.
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Imorence NH. Busse
Iowa State College
Missy Busse
Gradlinger Market Reports July 11 1923
Market report from Gradlinger on Wednesday July 11 1923 highlights corn hogs and butter prices with top hog price 87.05 and butter 80 cents per pound. Includes entries for several items though OCR is unclear for some names and prices.
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Gradlinger
Pet Peeve Girl Killed at Hand's Park on July Fourth
A six year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Kittleson of Ceylon, was killed at Hand's Park when struck by a car driven by Erick Erickson, four miles east of Armstrong. Eyewitness accounts and a coroner's review conclude the accident was unavoidable during a busy festival hour. The event ruined the celebration for many mothers present.
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Hand's Park
Ern Kittleson
Mes
Gilbert Kittleson
Jerick Myrikson
Armstrong
Nand's Park
Erick Atvickson
Knecleel
Ani
Fairmont
Erickson
Diane
Hand
Boxing victory and park baseball note in Times
Gerald Reed defeated Harold Higgina and Vangie Reeves reports Reed's skill and training under Mr Reeves, promising boxer with a strong year. A big handball style game at Hands Park is set for Sunday, July 16, between Lone Reel and Armstrong. query for details appears in the paper.
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Gerald Reed
Harold Higgina Vangie Reeves
Harald Tywing
Liga Lake
Jily
Gerald
Vines
Gerd
Mr. Reeves
Hands
Hand's Park
Lone Reel
Armstrong
Crops Look Fine Across Minnesota Areas
The article notes warm weather has accelerated small grain maturity and crop conditions vary by location from Mankato to Winnebago and Armstrong. Overall, farmers expect a strong harvest barring unforeseen issues as most fields show good to excellent progress with corn and grain advancing well.
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Pines Tporkar
Cvep
Giveltinger
Mankilo
Minnesota
Mankato
Winnehope
Armstrong
Cohn
Weather Signs From Tea Bubbles Forecast
The Detroit News outlines a homeowner friendly method to predict weather using tea or coffee bubbles. Hronek notes that a mass that quickly dissolves signals good conditions while lingering froth or bubbles clinging to cup sides indicate rain or unsettled weather within hours.
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Detroit News
Hronek
Graettinger Council Bills Run Totals for July 2 1929
Graettinger town council approved payments totaling multiple small bills including Royal Lumber for materials and labor 11.90 Northern Iowa Gas and Electric Co 49.62 adjusted to 48.62 Community Service Station Co 12.66 Graettinger Times 5.20 W. C. Poster 1 Leal Cc KE Molison and A. J. Johnson hauling gravel 71.24 W R Reeves June salary 75.00 F J Schurmann nightwatch June 1923 5.00 Charley Jensen supplies 11.25 Cc C Wikert hauling gravel 31.00
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Graettinger Town
Iowa
Royal Lumber Company
Northern Iowa Gas & Wleatric Co
Community Service Station Co
Graettinger ‘Times
W. C. Poster
KE. Molison
A. J. Johnson
Wv. R. Reeves
F. J. Schurmann
Charley Jensen
Cc. C. Wikert
Farm Bureau Meeting Dates Announced in Walnut Township
The Walnut Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at Woodman Hall in Priday on July 28. In conjunction with the event, a Farmers Institute meeting will be conducted. Vernon and Lost Island township Farm Bureaus invite members to attend, signed by Secretary R. M. Young.
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Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau of
Walnut Township
Woodman Hall Priday
Farmers Institute
Vernon
Lost Island Township
R, M, Young
Lost Island Ladies Clear $90 At Precinct Fourth Of July
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid of Lost Island township cleared 90 dollars at their precinct held at Jacob Nyborg's on July Fourth. A fine program drew a large crowd and attendees reported a royal time. A basket social is planned for July 6 at Canster schoolhouse Independence township to benefit the Boys and Girls Pig Club. Everyone is urged to bring well filled baskets for a good time.
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Lost Island
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Lost Island Township
Jacob Nyborg
Canster School House
Independence Township
Five Day Program Pleased Many SataSena
The five day Gradlinger chautauqua closed Saturday evening with general praise for the program though attendance was light and receipts showed a deficit of 270 dollars. Guarantors and organizers disputed ticket sales expectations, but the entertainment, especially Peg to My Heart, drew strong approval along with fine lectures and children's events in Grantringer.
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Granttinger
Hen House Spray Promises Pest Free Chickens
M O Smith of east of town has perfected a liquid hen house spray that kills mites and their eggs, lasts a year per gallon, costs $1.50, and is safe on skin. Charley Jensen sells it, patent secured, with growing local demand despite some losses noted in the past.
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M. O. Smith
Mr. Smith
Charley Jensen
the ‘Times
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