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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
18
John Roberta and family drove to Flower on Saturday. Herman Horke has been ill for several days. Mr and Mrs Ralph Melick and Mr and Mrs Morris Hilderfran drove to Spirit Lake Saturday afternoon. Mrs Fred Hurbert hosted relatives visiting from South Dakota.
Farmers and organizations plan summer picnics to boost member engagement. The article outlines committees for entertainment, games, and finances, and notes dairy feeding values favor alfalfa and corn as a balanced crop pair. It discusses Timothy hay, bluegrass, oats, and clover hay, and emphasizes protein from alfalfa as key for dairy rations.
Lost Island news item records numerous local visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs F Sheffield, Misa Ethel, Mr and Mrs Matsen, H H Sandvik, Haimeh, Mrs Jacob Frick, August Bohemer, Sean Olson, Gradlinver, Mrs Ole Norris, Mrs Thee Christiansen, Host Island Ladies Aid, Ole Norris, June 14 invitation, Milo Hausner at Meinkato, Armar Co. positions, trip to Denver with I O Piemp, Knute lass, Story City visit, Mra Oscar Barysstron, Mrs Win Williamson, Iowa City trip to see Pete Sandvng ill, Mrs Fys Sheffield moving to Superior, Mrs H I Hawre and daughter Hertha visiting Tom Brekke, Fairhault, Minnesota, Ed Ellingson family, Hannah Sandvik, Roseland, St James, Estherville, and grandpa Knutsen.
Euklio Peterson is home recovering from a sprained ankle while Archer boys help on Maher farm. Rosberg visits from Hardin County and neighbors honor Mortensen’s birthday. Danish arch memory services held, Twelve Mile Lake ladies host Mrs Berg birthday gathering. June 14 meeting at Mrs Frank Christiansen. Graettinger visitor O A Jensen. Various family visits, farm work, and Estherville calls noted with upcoming Farm Bureau picnic June 8 and Twelve Mile Lake Center School meeting June 5.
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