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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1934

Page

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Severe Weather Destroys Roofs and Harms Property in Graettinger

In a multi storm event surrounding Graettinger a lightning struck and hail stones the size of eggs caused holes in roofs and a car top. A show tent had 27 holes and a grocery roof had many patches. Wind damaged barns and a brick block door plate glass. One work horse was killed by lightning in an earlier storm.

Times Ralph Masters Graettinger Thompson Grocery Jensen Hardware Paulaen- Simonsen Carl’ Christensen George Grachtinger Thomas Doyle

Estherville to Get State Liquor Store

An Iowa newspaper reports Estherville will host a state liquor store, one of twenty seven new outlets planned statewide. The item notes no further details on dates or officials and provides only fragmentary attribution.

Estherville Newa Ifi Daily Newa Esther’ Ville Iowa Estherville Sone Lowa Newy Orapores Ovary

Grabbingtter Market Report notes July 19 1934 prices

The Grain and market report lists egg and poultry prices for Thursday July 19 1934 with items such as No 2 eggs at 8 cents, No 1 eggs, and heavy hens. State Brand Butter is shown at 27 cents.

Grabttinger Jccesscseeee

Mallard Ducks to Host Feature Baseball Game Sunday

The Mallard Ducks face the Algons gemi-pro team next Sunday at 2:80 p m with Gib Paulsen on the mound and Twogood, ex-Cleveland, playing for Algons. Admission is 25 cents. Ben F Reeves, of Graettinger, to umpire. Many Graettinger residents plan to attend.

Mallard Mallards Algons Mallard Ducks Gib Paulsen Mallard Twogood Cleveland Ben F. Reeves Graettinger

Corn-Hog Con tracts Adjusted This Week

Palo Alto county committee members completed revisions to corn-hog contracts with reduced county allotments. Some signers flipped their checks a month ago while refusers may cause delays and a possible mix-up as threshing out the issues continues. Benefit payments expected in August after monthly delays.

Palo Alto

Busy Season for Local Painters in Graettinger

Last week Time listed numerous Graettinger residences and a few businesses painted to date. The roster includes homes of Mrs S J Henricksen Roy Gilbaugh Mrs D Westergard KE A Baumgartner Earl Lehigh P J Paulsen Floyd Masters and interiors of Jongen Auto Co P J McCarty Loveaul Hotel and Cafe and Bartleman Barber shop.

Graettinger S. J. Henricksen Roy Gilbaugh D. Westergard A. Baumgartner Earl Lehigh P. J. Paulsen Floyd Masters Jongen Auto Co P. J. McCarty Loveaul Hotel & Cafe Bartleman

Catholic Young Peoples Society Formed For Local Parish

The local Catholic church organizes a Catholic Young Peoples Society for young men and women. Meetings occur each Wednesday with entertainment and social activities planned through fall and winter. A dedication event for the Betherville band shell is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. An orchestra will perform and a program will be given. The band shell cost about $8,000, marking an improvement for Hatherville.

Zelke Band Shell Betherville Orcheatra Hatherville

Byrtha Gardner Weds Spencer Man In July 1934

Byrtha Gardner and Marvin Grebe were married July 6 1934 at 3 30 p m at the M E parsonage in Matherville with Rev Ortmeyer presiding. Attendants were Leonard and Mrs Dennis of Ruthven. After a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents home the couple left for a Norfolk wedding trip.

Marvin Grebe Chris Grebe Norfolk Nebraska Byrtha Gardner D. R. Gardner Grachtinger Matherville M. E. Parsonage Ortmeyer Leonard Dennis Ruthven Dennis Graettinger Grebe Gracttinger Ineal The Crowe Publishing Co Spencer Spencer High School the Times

Sealed Corn To Market Boosts Shelled Supply

Much sealed corn is being shelled as prices hovered around 50 60 cents last week. Government contracts extend to September 1, aiding holders with corn to spare. Buyers must guarantee note payments, with disposal still unsettled and demand for shelters and haulers rising.

Mrs Pegum Very Low In Estherville Homecoming

Mrs Fern Pegum is gravely ill after a recent serious operation and a fall that caused a broken hip. Gruettinger friends hope for better news in the coming days as she remains under care following her return home from Estherville.

Pegum Fern Pegum Estherville Graettinger Frands

Times Reader Forty Years Man Pays 1934 Subscription

J. P. Christensen, a long time Palo Alto County resident and Danish immigrant, visited the Times office to renew his 1934 subscription. A subscriber since the paper’s December 1898 founding, he has lived in the area since 1882 and enjoys good health and strength at an advanced age.

J. P. Christensen Times P. Christensen Christensen The Palo Alto County Iowa Denmark Cedar County Graetlinger

HORSES SOLD WELL AT GRASTINGOR SALE

Olaon and Oskvig conducted a horse sale in Grasttingor on Saturday drawing large attendance. Grodland and Reever served as auctioneers. Top price exceeded $40. Olaon and Oskvig were highly satisfied with the sale.

GrasttIngor Olaon & Oskvig Grodland & Reever Olaon Oskvig

Remembering a Perplexing Parking Log

An archival line recalls a time when parking a horse drew little fuss and no trouble. The note hints at casual city life and quaint street norms. Local memories reflect simple acts as social signals in a bygone era.

Financial And Crop Outlook Is Promising In Graettinger

The Graettinger area faces a bright financial and crop outlook with good corn and small grain potential. August may bring corn hog checks, shelling work, and a surplus for owners if prices hold above 50 cents. Cream production rises, creameries run ahead, and government aid may boost farm revenue.

Graettinger Grachtinger Lost Island

Brother of J. A. Fleming Died Tuesday

J A Fleming received notice that his brother J A Fleming died Tuesday evening in Penoke Kansas after diabetes illness. He was 06 years old. He is survived by his wife and several children. One son John lived with the Flemings for a year near Graettinger before they moved to a farm north of Graettinger. Fleming could not attend the funeral due to poor health. Graettinger friends extend sympathy.

J. A. Fleming Penoke Kansas John Graettinger Norrow

Crops Burned Out In Nebraska Says Visitor

Fred Christofferson of Lincoln Nebraska spent three days last week with his brother Chris Christofferson and wife of Graettinger He reported the brush burn and drought in the Lincoln area to be severe with complete crop loss and no feed for livestock He has lived in Lincoln 29 years and left Graettinger 92 years ago

Fred Christofferson Lincoln Nebraska Chris Christofferson Graettinger Christoffergon Graottinger

Jensen Announces Big July Clearance Sale

A Jensen promotes a July clearance sale in today's Times. The ad touts many items across all departments at reduced prices as prices rise, urging shoppers to act now. The copy emphasizes special features and favorable deals amid inflation.

C. A. Jensen

Palo Alto Men Meet Highway Officials For Road Gap Paving

A delegation of Palo Alto business leaders led by Fred Spices Chris Jengen Earl Ericson and L T Lewison joined Palo Alto county Supervisors Auditor D L Johnson and County Engineer T R Martin in Ames to press the State Highway Commission to pave the gap between Crippen corner and Wallingford. The meeting included about fifty other delegations and the panel indicated nine million dollars in federal aid remains unallotted. The commission may proceed on a section regardless of federal funds, with Ditto urging paving the span if funds allow.

Fred Spices Chris Jengen Earl Ericson L. T. Lewison Palo Alto D. L. Johnson T. R. Martin Ames State Highway Commission Crippen Corner Wallingford Highway Commission Iowa Ditto

Light-At Emmetsburg Ends Kitten Ball Night

Graettinger players returned from Emmetsburg upset by the flood light prank that doused the party in the last inning. Officials switched lights on then someone cut them again, prompting a delegation plan withP J Paulsen as spokesman to draft a new switch code. Heat peaked at 102 as Graettinger sweltered Saturday while wind damaged Rasmussen farm equipment Monday night.

Gracttinger Emmetsburg Graettinger Husky Grachtinger P. J. Paulsen Ed Thompson Bert Montgomery Palmer Frettem Charlea Spies Carl Spies Wilbur Price Paulsen

Tragedy at West Okoboji House Party Claims Four Teen Girls

A house party at Arnolds Park ended in four deaths as four Orange City girls and a chaperon drowned at West Okoboji Lake near Pillsbury Point. Two other girls were rescued with one in serious condition as rescuers formed a human chain on the Moses covered reef.

Arnolds Park Orange City West Okoboji Lake Pillsbury Point Margaret Blackburn Davenport Northwestern Junior College Lee Muilenburg Orange Ity Vera Muilenburg Wilhelmina Elsie Herwynen Wilma Dulmstra Eleanor Roseboom Mildred Vander Bos Vander Bos Roseboom Okohosis Moses Covered Slippery Rock Reef

Patterson Chosen At Republican State Convention

At Des Moines on Wednesday the Republican State Convention named George W. Patterson of Burt for lieutenant governor. Patterson, a state senator, is well known in Graettinger. Delegates include O. H. Raleigh of Graettinger and Charlie Christianson of Lost Island township. J. W. Grimes of Osceola delivered the keynote, denouncing Democratic measures and urging economy and constitutional returns.

Des Moines C. H. Raleigh Graettinger George W. Patterson Burt Patterson Dan Turner J. W. Grimes Osceola O. H. Raleigh Grachtinger Charlie Christianson Lost Island Township

Star Mail Route Between Emmetsburg and Estherville Discontinued

The star route mail service between Emmetsburg and Estherville has been discontinued due to lack of patronage. Mail from the east arrives in the morning, and the local route had seen minimal mail activity.

Star Mail Emmetsburg Estherville Granttingor

Estherville Reduces Taraat Rates for Borrowers

Estherville lowers taraat rates for borrowers with a shift to lower charges on notes and a reduced interest percentage. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but the move signals cheaper credit terms for local borrowers.

Estherville

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