Rebekah Lodge Formed in Graettinger
A Rebekah Lodge was organized in Graettinger last Thursday evening with 27 candidates receiving various degrees. Emmetsburg and Estherville teams conducted the work, officers were installed, and a Hooverized banquet followed at Windsor hotel. Leah Washburn assisted, and the order plans meetings on the first and third Wednesdays.
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Rebekah
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Margaret Peters
Jennie Fleming
Edith Grodland
Lewina Westergard Ag
Woodman Hall
Windsor Hotel
Rebekahs
I. Q. C. B. Lodge
Leah Washburn
Mason City
Rebeked Assembly of Iowa
Kaiser Beast of Berlin shown at Hawkeye theatre
John Paulsen presented The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin at the Hawkeye theatre Tuesday with two performances due to overflow crowds. The film based on real events depicted the Kaiser and Prussian militarism while acknowledging German people. other notes include bread card changes and Fourth Liberty Loan bond updates.
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Berlin
Hawkeye Theatre
John Paulsen
Opera House
Kaiser
U. S
Belgium
Germany
United States
Request to Compile Soldiers Addresses for Times Readers
The Times asks relatives and friends to help locate the address of every Grach, Tinger, and Wallingford soldier in U S service. Provide name, rank, division, camp or fort, town, state, and enlistment home town or township to publish next week. If address unknown, note Address uncertain.
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Times
Grachtinger
U. S
Times Office
Aveck
Splendid Field of Oats Demonstrates Low Seeding
O R Gardner reports two oat stalk samples from grains grown thinly yield about 800 grains from stalks five feet three inches tall. He grew oats on minimal seed, advocating light sowing in western South Dakota where farmers waste seeds. He notes potential savings in seed and discusses sugar and bread purchase restrictions under new regulations, ending with a shift from “Watch your Step” to “Watch your Sugar.”
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O. R. Gardner
Gardner
South Dakota
Gaidner
First
National Hunt
Ha J?ood
Stata Sugar Administrator
Mints Produce Record Coin Output in Flag Year
The Mints produced 714,330,119 new coins valued at 42,590,805 during the flag year ending June 30. The operation set all previous records with 14 hour days most of the year. About 600,000,000 pieces were sent, including 83,000,000 nickels, 24,000,000 half dollars, 46,000,000 quarters, and 116,000,000 dimes.
Red Cross Bazaar Set for Saturday July 20 in Graettinger
Promote Red Cross fundraising at Louie Christianson’s store with home made rugs aprons and grab bag plus a free program ongoing all day July 20. Donations of useful articles urged cream served midday. Vernon Red Cross picnic July 5 6 drew a large crowd. Chas Duhigg spoke and a parade and drill by scouts Red Cross nurses delighted attendees. Net receipts reported at 43.47 with 65.25 donations.
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Sam
The
Red Cross
Louie Christianson
Vernon Red Cross
George Smith Grove
Chas, Duhigg
Emmetsburg
Ian Kerr
Marie Nook
William Donahue
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Torkelson
Melvin Smith
Lee Kerr
Alli
Appreciation Note for Grad Linger Comfort Kit
Gertan Tranklin thanks the ladies of Grad linger for the comfort kit recently given. The message expresses gratitude and notes the kit will be very useful in life.
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Gradlinger
Gertan Tranklin
Auctioneer Ben F. Reeves Promises Free Sales Service
Ben F Reeves of Graettinger Iowa announces free auctioneering for Red Cross auctions and all draft era sales. He notes extensive experience with farm and livestock sales and guarantees satisfaction with his services.
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Tom
Red Cross
Ben F, Reeves
Graettinger
Iowa
Keep Coal Bin Ventilated For Safety
Experts warn that moisture and poor ventilation in coal bins can trigger spontaneous combustion. Dry, well vented storage reduces heat buildup. do not pile coal over five to six feet high and ensure walls are dry and ventilated to carry away heat and gases.
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Iowa
Tractor binder combo designed by Iowa experiment station editor
An extension tractor control enabling one operator to run both tractor and binder has been designed and built by the agricultural engineering section of the Iowa Experiment Station in cooperation with John Danskin of Nevada Texas who designed fuel air control for a Fordson tractor.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Clarence Johnson Weds in Chicago After Navy Service
Clarence Johnson and his wife were welcomed after a Chicago ceremony on July, a year after meeting. Johnson, son of Emerson Johnson, returned from the Great Lakes Training camp where he served in the navy and was discharged due to physical disability. The couple now reside with Mrs. Hite as they begin married life, with many friends offering congratulations.
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Clarence Johnson
Friendly
Clarence V. Johnson
Chicago
Mrs. Johnson
Great Lakes
Mia Jolingen
Mr. Johnson
Emerson Johnson
Hite
Estherville
Iowa Soldiers Prove Efficient in National Army Training
About 550 Iowa men at Iowa State College Amos in the National Army Training Detachment display high efficiency in shop and drill work. Recruited from every county, they arrive rugged and ready, many able to drive cars, speeding their training. They self‑organize 20 piece orchestra and a baseball team, beating several local squads.
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Iowa
National Army Training Detachment
Iowa State College
Amos
Ames
Fruit Shortage Looms As Government Seizes California Crop
Housewives expect cheaper fruit in September but face a government seizure of nearly all California fruit for factories now under construction. California cherries soar to 3.25 3.60 per pound, 25 pound cases 4.50 5. Peach supplies will be scarce as Georgia lacks canneries, with peaches shipped green north for only a few days.
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California
Georgia
Aulger Bros Present Big Show In Arizona Romance
Aulger Bros visit our city yearly with a play band and tented pavilion. This season they present Addison Aulger's western comedy success In Arizona a romance of the western range. They perform Tuesday July 23.
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Grachtinger
Jis
Addisson Aulger
Arizona
Ady
Aulger
Farmers Offer Help With Harvest War Effort
The male population of Gradtin fer volunteers for harvest work. Many can work full days while businessmen can provide three hours each evening for grain shocking. Those wishing to volunteer should see T. D. Colling or inform any Gruckinger businessman.
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Gradtinfer
T. D. Colling
Gruckinger
Germans Press On Front as Americans Halt Offensives
German forces on the Western front renew attempts while American troops hold positions and sharpshooters block German advances. Allied momentum may wait for a renewed strike possibly in spring or late summer.
Pay Your Liberty Bond Tra 86 Per Cent Payment
Fifty percent to be paid on Liberty Bonds by the due date with the balance to follow. The note urges prompt action and suggests contacting the banks through which the bonds were purchased to complete the application and ensure timely payment.
Soldiers to Leave County on July Twenty Second
More than one hundred seventy Palo Alto county soldiers prepare to depart Emmetsburg on a special train Monday at 9 15 am headed to Camp Pike Arkansas via Cedar Rapids Burlington and St Louis. The Estherville train leaves at 8 15 am. Names from the area include M O Thompson James Jensen Otto Birsch Chris Christiansen C C Lande Oscar Thompson Emery Nefstead Robert Simonsen Leo Mimbach and Ted Suss among others.
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Palo Alto
Cunty
Linmetsburg
Winmee
Dickinson County
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
St. Louis
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Arkansas
Emmetsburg
Cocoa Barley Cakes from Wheatless Recipe
A Times home economics authority notes meals with less wheat and sugar can still be tasty. The cocoa barley cakes recipe uses barley flour, with soda, baking powder, cinnamon, sugar, corn syrup, sour milk, egg, vanilla and butter substitute, mixed and baked in muffin pans for about 20 minutes.
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Times Home Economics Authority
Aulger Bros Present Addison Taulger’s In Arizona Show
The Aulger Brothers headline Addison Taulger’s western romance In Arizona as a crowd pleasing act. The advertisement urges theatergoers to attend the Tuesday July 23 performance, promising top value and entertainment.
Aulger Bros Band Plays Two Concerts on Main Street
Aulger Bros band presents one of the best dramatic shows on the road with magicians who render music in two concerts on the principal business street. The orchestra will open the program before the first act. Do not miss it and remember the date Tuesday July 23.
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Aulger Bros
Autger Bros. Band
Adv
Gratitude Expressed by Royal Lumber Manager
Jensen thanks patrons of Royal Lumber in Gracttingey for kindness during his tenure as local manager. He departed this week for Regal and will participate in the July draft.
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Times Herald
Jensen
Royal Lumber Company
Gracttingey
Regal
Wounds Make Marines Tough From Angers France Letter
Soldier writes from Angers France in June 1918 about good treatment and better food. He notes the camp as excellent and praises the country and the soldiers, reflecting morale and conditions for the troops overseas.
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France
Provisional Company of the 116th Engineers in France
Soldier Vincent Bigley of the Fifth Engineers writes from Antieres, France, detailing training as pioneer engineers, rifle and gas mask practice, bridges and trenches, no carpentry, travel discomfort, $60 saved, wounded Marines he met, admiration for French fighting, Knights of Columbus aiding soldiers, and plans to write again.
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116Th Engineers
Oscar Anderson
Washington
New York Herald
Knights of Columbus
Vincent Bigley
Jifth Engineers
2Nd. Prov. Co
Antyers
France
A. E. FP
Soldiers letter from Camp Mills describes sights and Red Cross aid
Dear Mother and All reports arrival at Camp Mills New York after a long trip by train with towns visited seen crowds cheering soldiers and Red Cross volunteers providing care and refreshments. The writer mentions church services searches for a friend Louis contemplates mail from Camp Lewis and notes Indiana and corn conditions as he awaits further orders from the 848th Supply Co.
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Camp Mills
New York
Camp Lewis
Red Cross
Louis
United Staes
Indiana
Carl
Mrank W. Chris‘tiansen
848Th Supply Co. I
Ay Camp Mills
Long Island, N
Real Action Seen in France by Iowa Soldier Letter
Dear brother I have not forgotten you. We have no band left and are busy training. I have been to the front and seen real action Sherman was right. We have just finished a bottle and rest is limited. Peace seems slow but we are keeping up the fight while here. Weather is nice though nights are cool. I cannot tell my whereabouts or many experiences but may share someday. I met several fellows from Iowa including Hensel Smith of Waterloo. I barely know what else to write this time.
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Tfrancah
Brother
Sherman
Iowa
Ona
Hensel Smith
Waterloo
Grorgh M. Koup
Ath
U. 8 Engineers
D. A
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