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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
5
The Rev Dr Smylie preached a sermon urging Christians to act beyond giving money. He urged personal responsibility to God and questioned a double standard in worship. The message ends by challenging readers to choose between success or failure based on love for God.
The piece highlights popular travel routes for a summer trip across Colorado, the Rockies, Yellowstone, Pacific Coast, and the Great Lakes region. It notes daily low fares on Rock Island Lines and promotes modern all steel equipment for an enjoyable outing starting in Iowa.
Cameron advertises lower prices and a better fit for men seeking suits. With fifteen years of experience, customers are urged to call in and buy, promising strong value and tailored service.
Mrs Boyde Crumrine visits Graettinger Monday afternoon. Emmetsburg ladies attend Larkin club at Lewis Lippold place. Local families host and visit in Vernon township and South Vernon. A trim basket sociable will be held at Center school house next Friday night. Various residents attend dances, shell corn, or travel to Estherville and Emmetsburg. John Wikerts, Conklin home dances attract many, and Chas Clark ships hogs to Chicago.
Miss Clara Rokne spent Thursday night with O C Olsons. Mrs Frank Weir visited Saturday afternoon. Flossie Zenore spent Sunday with Graettinger friends. Gus Anderson Recart Neimand and Jake Anderson drove to Spencer Saturday. Ole Ressell and Fred Walden shelled corn for R Young Friday. A few from the area attended May basket Saturday evening. Lt Noble left Friday for Wisconsin to visit relatives. The Rutherford Streigm child recovered from measles. Ward Noble visited I Noble home Sunday. Several attended the ball game at Wallingford between High Lake and Egthorville. Conrad and Martin Ressell attended a game at Grasttinger Sunday. Norwegian school opened Monday at Riverside church with Lloyd Refsell as teacher.
Hans Roltsgon plans to move to Pequot Minnesota to live with his daughter Mrs Sigward Solberg. Several families and individuals visited neighbors over the weekend including Mrs Willard Crim Emma Osher and Eddie Johnson. Nearly every man in the community went to Spring Grove school to vote on Monday.
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