Local updates recall town events and grape industry start
Edward Mitchell returns to Town City for summer school while local grape growing expands near Council Bluffs dating to 1867 with about 700 acres now in production. Reports cover livestock rations, water, and minerals, plus community visits from W. H. Sorensen, Frick, Griffon, and Misses Mildeed and Mahan with a Ford coupe trip from Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mitchell
Town City
Wm. Fitter
Armstrong
Pullev
Thomas McDonald
Towa
Council Bluffs
Does It Pay To Worry About Appendicitis
Advertisment claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel to prevent infection and remove decaying matter. It touts relief for gas and chronic constipation and cites a testimonial of unbelievable impurities released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack’s
Pharmacy
This Will Astonish Graettinger People
A local town audience recoils at a claim about Lavoptik eye wash. The ad-style report notes immediate relief for eye soreness after one hour and mentions an elderly reader gaining strength to read. An emphasized claim suggests a small bottle aids weak inflamed eyes with an offer for a free eye cup from Mack’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macks Pharmacy
Graettinger News Notes And Local Happenings
D W McCarty seen in Estherville Monday morning. W Neary and Glenn Hemingsen reported as Gracttingay/Gracttinger callers Sunday. Alfred Simonsen enjoys a new Merc coupe. Mr Simonsen anticipates great pleasure. Wendell and Mrs Anderson now reside in the B Elsenhast home formerly occupied by Supt Gotke. Henry Keator and Fred Mastery fished, with Keator promising a feature story. Carl Spies enhances his meat market with new shutters. Emmetsburg delegates visited Palo Alto Credit Association. Carnival dance at Woodman hall drew a good crowd with Bartleman Orchestra. I T Petersen drove from Jackson Minnesota to Graettinger, noting faster travel today than years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McCarty
Estherville
W. Neary
Manetshiurgy
Glenn Hemingsen
Alfred Simonsen
Simonson
Wendell Anderson
B. Elsenhast
Supt
G. W. Gotke
Henry Keator
Fred Mastery
Keator
Times
Carl Spies
Owndapes
P. H W. Stedman
W. G. Middleton
Karl Beebe
Harry Pfiffner
C. H. Main
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto Credit Association
Woodman Hall
Bartleman Orchestra
I. T. Petersen
Jackson
Minnesota
Mrr
Petersen
Hevls
Graettinger
Tockson
Graettinget
Card Of Thanks From Winters Family
The Winters family expresses gratitude for kindness and floral offerings during their time of affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. W. Winters
Royal Neighbors Lodge Meets on Second Tuesday
Royal Neighbors lodge holds monthly meetings on the second Tuesday with Elsie Paulsen as Oracle and Em-2 Shaver serving as Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Elsie Paulsen
Oracle
Shaver
Recorder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benson & Conway
Graclinger, Town
W. H. Sorensen
Fenton
Jacob Frick Sitoott
G. Warney
Batherville
T. Hy Rlerson
Lostthand Township
Margaret George
Grinnell
Afternoo
Les
Mrn
Griffon
Pease Emmetsburg
St. Mary's Academy
Mau Tice McNally
Mildeed
Mahan
Denison
Dv Ph. Maltin
Tkely
J. H. Gammon Estate
Fhone
Just
Royal Lumber Co
Martin Myhre
Bartleman Bros
Ed Duhn
Chris Christoffersen
Grodland & Hepp the Reliable Auctioneers
Iowa
CO. &. Gardner
R. I
Wm. —Penn
L. W. Frost
Emmetstairg
Earl
Times Office
J. A. Spies
Gracttinger
Fred Kent
M. W. A. Lodge
George, Clark
Wiegmann
Larsen Sanitarium
L. P. C. Larsen
P. J. Hession
M.D. Whysican
Iraettinger
T. Naae
B.S. M.D
Omice
Umice Wours
Paulsen
M. J. Riedy, D. D.S
L. L. Lindsey
D. V
Fr. J
THE
SEVDY
C.T. Sevdy & Son
Jack
Louis
Bon FY. Reaves
City Fead
Grasttinger
Earl Moraine
Frank Lambe
Jorgen Anderson
D. E. McCarty Mangger
Farmers’ Grain Co
D. E. McCarty
Yeisen
Mason City
Chicago
Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Assn
C. H. Berdln
Woodman Hal
Ben F. Reeves Henry Kentor Reeves
New Windsor
FI ER
Schurmann
Carl
Pies
Farmers Creamery CO
Graettinghr
Main Street
Sambib
Bartel Geil
the Farmers Creamery CO. OF
Craettinghr
TAD
Graettinger Creamery
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