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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
10
Royal Neighbors lodge holds monthly meetings on the second Tuesday. Elsie Paulsen serves as Oracle and Ema Shaver as Recorder as the two officers listed.
M W A lodge meets on the second and lagé Monday each month as recorded. George serves as Clerk and F C Wiegmann as Consul in the unsigned entry.
Public notice lists numerous landowners incumbrancers in Palo Alto County Iowa and others to be affected by drainage district 147. It names individuals firms banks insurers and trust companies as owners or claimants with stated parcel descriptions and sections. The document requests action by the clerk of Lost Island and Walnut Townships and indicates affected occupants and landholders across multiple parcels.
Public notice states John Bondhus and Geo Graettinger filed April 3 1922 in Palo Alto County Auditor office seeking drainage district to drain lands in Township 97 Range 34 Palo Alto County Iowa including Lost Island and Walnut Townships. Engineer Guy Campbell reported June 30 1922 recommending establishment. Hearings set August 22 1922 at Ametsburg courthouse with August 17 1922 deadline for damage claims.
In Palo Alto County Iowa at the August 1922 term CG Potts petitioner seeks a decree of absolute divorce from Louise Potts on grounds of two years desertion and cruel and inhuman treatment. Louise urged to appear by Aug 28 1922. default will be entered and judgment rendered. Attorney WM J Fisher represents plaintiff.
The Titonka chautauqua ran a deficit of 210 dollars this year while backers have signed up for a 700 dollar course for next season. Algona’s chautauqua posted about a 100 dollar loss, reflecting a poor season for summer chautauquas. The Whittemore Champion notes large town tent shows can reap 8000 dollars weekly, while a 500 dollar weekly chautauqua often earns less than half the guarantee. States nationwide, including towns under good roads campaigns, cite a bulletin on Good Roads and Community Life authored by J m B Brindley and J S Dodda of Town State College.
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