May shipments and local changes in a Graettinger stock town
In May the community shipped sixty cars of stock and grain, with butter from creameries and eggs bought by merchants. Spies Bros. bought a local real estate building. S. Barringer plans to convert Berndorfer property into a hotel. Spurrier trips through Dakota. Riersen Bros. close out, and Thomas Riersen retires due to failing eyesight. Commencement exercises marked Graettinger School's first graduates: Maude Montgomery, Bertha Dalen, Cynthia Cameron, Lena Jensen, Alex Axelton, and Marie Reno with two orations summarized on another page.
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Alex Axelton
Marie Reno
Graettinger
Ohio Hammock Cultivator Leads Modern Farm Gear
A sales pitch urges buyers to embrace up to date farming equipment, claiming Spain fights with archaic arms while modern machines win. It touts the Ohio Hammock cultivator as the latest improvement and endorses the Right Hand Open Elevator McCormick Harvester with Roller tension and bevel binder gear as superior. Smaller competitors are warned they sell cheaper but inferior products.
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