Anna Gabrielson 4S Marries Shernkin G in May ceremony
The wedding of Anna Gabrielson and Shernkin G was held May 10 at 6:00 am in a church with about 1000 guests. Guests wore pink and white, bridesmaids included Adeline Rad and Fern Pederson, and flower boys came from Waterloo Iowa. The bride wore silk net and white satin with a bouquet of bridal roses, as pink and white crepe ribbons formed an arch over the table display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Walening
Migs
Anna Gabrielson
Shernkin
Ethur Donhowe
Eyson
Pederson
Exicuon
Ao Mit Parlara
Holland
Adelina Jeritte Paulerud
Florence “Willeon
Lincoln Highway path questioned in reader letter
A reader from Moraine Iowa writes to correct a Local paper error about the Lincoln Highway. He states the highway does not run near Waterloo and disputes claims about crop conditions in Snoxtham Town, noting a late spring and planting delays. The correspondent shares farming details from his 100 acres and 220 acres overall, hoping for a good crop.
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Baker
Tmpas
Lincoln Highway
Waterloo
Snoxtham
Iowa
Aca
Acca
May Festival at Lone Tree School Impresses Large Audience
Pupils from Lone Tree School staged two operettas Mother Goose and Company and Gandorille in Flowerland at the Grand Opera House last Friday, with eighty children performing. Credit goes to Elizabeth Spies and B Ashton for training, plus Vera Hudnall for readings, as the show ran smoothly and a repeat was added for Saturday.
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Lone Tree
Mother Goose and Company
Gindorille
Flowerland
Ellabeth Spies
B. Ashton
Elizabeth Spies
Vera “Hudnall
Pote
Algo
Saaty
Fox
Toy Pe
Dealtoua
Waa
Endande
Lena
Windmill Fall injures Lost Island man
Charles Bonstead of Lost Island Township fell forty four feet from a windmill tower during noon hour repairs. He landed on the ground and suffered back and hip soreness with a temporary loss of consciousness before regaining awareness Thursday. Local friends hope for full recovery without permanent injury.
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Charles Bonstead
Lost Island Township
Jorica
Church Regular Services Sunday Morning and Evening
The Methodlet Epizcopal church holds Sunday services with morning and evening worship. Dr. McBurney of Sioux City was noted as present, affecting the pastor's plans for a memorial sermon he had intended to deliver.
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McBurney
Sioux City
Prouigh
Campaign declaration for state senate seat in 47th district
Political advertising announces candidacy for state senator and seeks Republican primary support. Candidate pledges to seek renomination in the 47th Senatorial District with emphasis on June primaries and the Algona area.
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H, C, Adams
Algona
Town
Candidacy Announcements for Palo Alto County Positions
Fragmented notices announce candidates for County Attorney, County Clerk of Court, and travel judge in Palo Alto County Iowa. Names include E F Nefstead Grasttinger J O Mollson and B M Thompson, all stating runs are subject to Republican primaries in June 1920.
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P. Nefstead
Palo Alto County
E. F. Nefstead
Grasttinger
Towa
Annouice
Repubican
Frost
Ala
Diatriet Court
B. M. Thompson
County Clerk: a Noreby annotines my ¢ fubjak
June note details a county clerk race with Richard McEvoy as a referenced candidate. Fragmentary text suggests primary coverage and local election context from a historical newspaper page. The readable names hint at official roles and electoral process in a small jurisdiction.
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Noreby
Richard McEvoy
Prodigal Son play and church events announced
A local notice lists upcoming events including a Children’s Day program on June 18 at the Sunday school, baptisms for children or adults, and several new church members. It notes Rev J A H Cunninghowt will be present and mentions a Graettinger vs. Primghur baseball game and Graettinger uniforms arriving. Cairns Bros. presents The Prodigal Son at Gisettinger Canvas Theatre June 18 at 3 80 PM with a moral, clean, comedic play.
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Hays
J. A. H. Cunninghowt
Cairns Bros
Gisettinger
County Sheriff Candidacy Declared at Palo Alto County
A local notice proclaims the candidacy for county sheriff in Palo Alto County amid party lines and early filing chatter. Details on fees or schedules are incomplete in the fragmented text.
Candidacy Announcement for Palo Alto County Sheriff
Ji W. Jackson announces his candidacy for sheriff of Palo Alto County subject to Republican primary action in June. He appeals for votes and support from voters in the upcoming contest.
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Palo
Alto County
Vetera
Ji W. Jackson
Moore He in a business man with Idenss He
Fragmentary text refers to a public figure urging a governor to favor laws aiding agriculture and the elimination of non-essential state commissions. Mentions stock selling and the enactment of just laws for industrial disputes, with unclear names and dates.
Graettinger High School graduation honors large class
Graettinger High School held graduation exercises at the Hawkeye theatre with a large audience. Diplomas were presented to the class and eighth graders by Supt. Guiga. Professor S L Chandler of Cornell gave the address, discussing air warfare and global trends. A reception followed at the Neags home with a luncheon. Also noted is a Friday afternoon fire scare at Woodmen hall discovered by Gerald Foy who prevented a larger blaze.
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Supt
Guigaby
Giblin
LeRoy Bartleman
S. L. Chandler
Cornell Collage
Chandler
United States
B. J. Mitchell
Honord of Education
Artat
Hawkeye
Drs
Th. I. Neags
Chisé
Groottinger
Hays
Gerald Foy
Bimét
Woodmen Hill
Woodman Hall
Ti Ia
Appeal for Near East sufferers charity drive
The notice urges Palo Alto County citizens, churches, lodges and clubs to fundraise for Near East sufferers. It requests second-hand clothing, shoes, caps and hoods in good condition for warmth and protection. Donations should not cover freight for unsuitable items.
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Near East
Mary
Palo Alto County
Gregory
Cluba
Doaigtos
Ryten
Primary Day Looms With Strong Voter Interest in Local Races
Next Monday is the primary day with high anticipated turnout. Races include county attorney between F. Nefstead of Graettinger and E. Prost of Emmetsburg, clerk of court between J. C. Malisgn of Graettinger and incumbent E. M. Thompson, and state senator contest among Wildey of Graettinger Kuln of Emmetsburg and Adama of Algona. Democrats show no obvious contests. Community notes cover illness, visits, births, and local demonstrations at the Domestic Science room, marking a busy week in our towns.
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F. Nefstead
E. Prost
Emmetsburg
J. C. Malisgn
Graettinger
E. M. Thompson
H. Leslie Wildey
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Primghor
Primghur
Graattinger
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Graethinger
Sheffield
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E. R
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Hawkeye Theatre
Cornell Colldge
Dits Vernon
Mabel Elnora Anderson
Stella A. Birke
Roy Arthur Christianson
Vera Mayo
Christopher
Trina Valerig_ Christopherson
Geneva
M. Gabrielsen
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Donald Hendricke
Tanner N
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Martin
Larson
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Chria Jansen
Malcolm
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Gracttinger
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Barbara Anderson
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