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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
5
For sale two hundred to three hundred white leghorn pullets with Ames official band. Accredited town state origin. Price one dollar twenty six cents each. Contact Clara Kenly Wallingford plane Iowa Wi therville placeholder city.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during our daughter's illness and death. Gratitude is given for floral gifts, to Rev. Anderson and choir members, and to all who offered support from Mr. and Mrs. Olson and son.
Rose A. Hession announces herself as Administratrix of the estate of the late Dr. P. J. Heaston. She addresses creditors and others to call or mail statements to 3610 Stone Avenue, Sioux City, Iowa, while she collects debts and pays bills from Sioux City. Creditors are urged to send statements and contact for account details as promptly as possible.
A fragmented historical directory lists Baruer Shop barbers, ladies and gents services, plus Barrett’s Cafe and a shipping and grinding service. It mentions billiards, a bowling alley, and various vendors with notes on prompt service and modern equipment. Includes contact cues and local business references.
Iowa official figures forecast the 1928 Iowa State Fair at Des Moines will draw over 36 million in combined values from exhibits and activities. The event, August 22 to August 31, features the National Livestock Show with thousands of animals, a vast agricultural exhibition, motor show, women’s exhibit, and entertainment including racing, aviation, and a grand orient show.
Graettinger bakery promotes fresh bakery items and cakes delivered to Graettinger residents. The notice highlights Graettinger products and sale promotions with unclear wording about ties and cooks.
The article previews the National Live Stock Show and Exposition to be held August 2 to 8, featuring the junior department, 1628 Lown State Page, and a large display of livestock and poultry. It highlights the largest United States event with hundreds of head exhibited from multiple counties and a 4eRh team.
The article outlines a busy auto racing program at the State Fair venue, with Derby Day on August 25 and a broad lineup from August 27 to August 30. It previews dirt track races for autos and motos, eight events, and total purses exceeding $29,000.
The 1088 Iowa State Fair and Exposition announces the largest camp ground at the fair, accommodating up to 20,000 campers. It will be open free of charge for all visitors, offering practical conveniences including electricity and sanitary facilities, with nearby markets and government tents. The wooded site adjoins the fair grounds and promises a popular midwest vacation space.
Governor Hammill to preside at the Iowa State Fair Amphitheater review of the Iowa National Guard. Dignitaries from the War Department will attend as live aviation units and military displays shape a multi‑part postwar event. Parade and flight demonstrations expected as part of the State Fair program.
Nelda of Mand announces Gatypad as the law adapts. On August 23 ARene will occupy two state offices as the VRE opens. Public notice and special ad spactally to follow.
Local district life highlights include Thompson visiting Marion Junction, families traveling by motor and train, and concerts of farm activity. Residents John Jacobsen of Chicago and daughter Mrs Thunverg of Box Wyn Illinois attended at the Rierson home in Lost Island township, with various locals visiting relatives in Emmetsburg Spirit Lake and Estherville. The report notes harvest hands demand, coal mine chatter, and town council notice for Graettinger on August 0.
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