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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
15
M W A Lodge schedules meetings on the second and last Monday of each month. BE, 8, George, Dick and F C Wiegmann listed as Consul and officers in the notice.
Public notice lists numerous landowners and leanholders in Palo Alto County Iowa related to Drainage District No 147. It naming the lands affected and the occupants, with sections and parcels described in detail, including banks and insurers as lienholders. The document designates the lands under the drainage project and serves to inform affected parties of the proceedings and assessments.
The 1922 notice states John S. Bondhus and Geo M. Graettinger filed April 3 in Palo Alto County auditor office seeking a drainage district for overflow lands in Lost Island and Walnut Townships. Engineer Guy Campbell proposed the drain. hearing set August 22 at the Supervisors office Mereburg IA. Damages claims must be filed by August 17, 1922.
In the August Term 1922 of Palo Alto County District Court a petition for an absolute divorce against Louise Potts is on file. The plaintiff cites two years of wilful desertion without cause and cruel treatment as grounds. Respondent must appear by noon of the second day of the August 1922 term, or judgment by default will be entered. Dated July 21, 1922. Attorney for Plaintiff WM. J. FISHER.
The Titonka and Algona chautauquas report losses this season, with Titonka at 210 dollars and Algona about 100, while backers sign up for a 700 dollar course next season. The piece notes broader national campaigns for good roads, citing Brindley and Dodds of Iowa State College.
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