For Sale or Rent Graettinger Store Building Fore Corner
For sale or rent large store building in Graettinger at Main Street southeast corner with stone basement ginsa front electric lights furnace heat cement walks telephone connection Preston Pahnestock Graettinger Estray notice small black pig with white spots on toga stray from my place a few days no finder please notify me Mrs Ole Rudd
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Graettinger
Main Street
Preston Pahnestock
Ole Rudd
New York Boy Dies After Dare At River
A New York boy who jumped into a deep river after being called a “sissy” by companions died from the dare. May pulled his body from the water, and authorities warn that such dares endanger lives. The piece urges caution during swimming season and emphasizes safer choices over bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adam
Graettinger
Tor
Feeding and farm notes plus local incidents and thefts
Agricultural guidance from Mr. McCandlish outlines grain and succulent feeds for cattle as pasture dries, with cracked corn and cottonseed meal ratios and alternatives. Nearby, a Spencer man escapes a deadly crash, and Everly stores report a burglary by four men in a Cadillac. A Minneapolis fisherman ties for largest catch at Lake Calhoun, with local reactions. Hens need dry mash in summer to maintain production, says extension agent J. J. Warren.
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A. L. Anderson
Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
Mr. Anderson
Sudan
Anderson
McCandish
McCandlish
J. J. Warren
Agricultural Extension Service
Mr. Warren
Dry June Brings Warm Temperatures Across State
Weather observer War rn B Laird reports June as unusually dry with 2.42 inches of precipitation, far below last year and 1920. The month featured a 95 degree day on the 28th, the warmest since 1921, with temps 93 on the 16th and 91 on the Bend. lows reached 45 on the 2nd. Across the state, excessive heat and low rainfall persisted, with Storm Lake near normal temperatures only in a few spots. The article also notes various sun and cloud indicators traditionally linked to rain.
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Warrn —B. Laird
Notice of Public Improvement Drainage District 147
Public notice by Palo Alto County Iowa announces the formation of Drainage District 147 to drain lands in Lost Island and Walnut Townships. It names owners and incumbents, lists lands subject to overflow, and details hearings set for August 22, 1922, with objections due by August 17, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang Duus
Ole P. Sorenson
Ole P. Soranson
John 8. Bondhus
Chris’ Knudson
Andrew Henningsen
Clarence C. Lande
Georga M. Graettinger
Clarence P. Knudtson
Nels Nelson
Peter C. Fogde
Carl T. Knudtson
Anfin Aierséo
Otto Appel
Lena Christiansen
Lewis Thoreson
Chrisa Norris
Lars Johnson
Provident ‘Crust Company
Hans J. Simonsen
Andrew I. Lande
John Peterson
Halvor Clemitson
Thos. H. Rierson
Lost Island Township
M. J. Laughlin
Walnut Township
Mra. Hattie Rt. Dempsey
Mads Mundyen
Mary C. Cory
M. C. Cory
Fuanie Burley
Mlizabeth
Burley
John
Andraw
Lande
C. GC
Wilson, Mayne & Vedder
Capitol HM
Monument Company
American Mortgage and Securities Company
New York Life Insurance Company
J. P. Kirby
Motor Inn
Sam Rozen
Palo Alto County
Farmers Bond and Mortgage Company
the Travelers Insurance Company
EJ. Mitchell
Annis & Rohlings Company
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
First National Bank of Gracttinger
George A. Rich
Metropolitan, Life Insurance Company
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas Rierson
Lars FP. Duhn
Palo Alto
St NW
Lownship 97
Lost Island
Walnut Townships
Geo. M. Gruettinger
Board of Supervisors
Towa
Guy R. Campbell
Hix
Court House
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Board of Supervisiorno
Sign in Webster City Sparks Web City Controversy
An Eagle Grove firm had Fort Dodge sign makers install a sign within Clarion city limits. Merchants and papers criticized the move as ill advised and poor business courtesy. The firm later had the sign removed.
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Eagle Grove
Fort Dodge Sign Company
Clarion
Forty Dodge
Sign removal sparks $5,000 damage suit in Hawarden era
The Hagle Grove company files a $5,000 damage claim against a Fort Dodge firm over sign removal. The Humboldt Republican recalls a past quip about signs driving publicity, noting how banners and obituaries were once widely read beyond newspapers.
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Hagle Grove Company
Fort Dodge
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THE
SEVDY
Sevdy & Son
Grodland & Brepp
the Reliable Auctioneers
Charley Jensen
T. Sullivan
O. R. Young
O. R. Gardner
Benson & Conway
John Ruppert
Portal
North Dakota
M. W. A. Lodge
E.S. George
Cleak
F. C. Wiegmann
Fponsul
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Elsie Paulasa
Oracle
Em+ Shaver
Ben F. Reeves
Henry Beater
Reeves & Eeator
Larsen Sanitarium
L. P
Larsen
Esidence
P. J. Hession
M. D
Pryaitan
Surgeon Eyes
Naae
Olice
P. J. Paulsen Furniture
Eembalmer Graetsinger
M. J. Riedy
D.D
San
Ll, Lindsey
B.V. M. Vetierinarean
Vebernary
Bern ‘Onat
Taar Yard
Onittin Gils, Towa B
Agi
Dralme
Ed Duhn
Chris Christoffersen
Saya al C. MecCandlish
Town State College
C. B. Loomer
Spencer
Loomer
Milwoules Treeka
Spencer Hospital
Ale
Ideed Fortahole
Sverly
Milton
Everly
Wee Ams
Houes
Michivd
Nish
Tein
Mverly
Sheldon
Bnimetsbarge
Williania
Sheridan Avenue
Minneapolis
Lake Calhoun
Twin Cities
Orvie
W. T. Kringer
By. R. J. Martin
Webster City
Therchant
Algan
Humboldt
Farmers Shipping Association
Graettinger Co-Operative
Live Stock Shipping Assn
C. H. Berdin
Frank Lambe
Jorgen Anderson
D. E. McCarty
Farmers’ Grain Co
Yee
Graettinger, Fowa
Carl
Farmers’ Creamery CO
Sambie
Bartel Geil
Farmers Creamery CO
INDUS
Graettinger Creamery
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